Lucknow: In large developments, students around 16,000 madrasas that are recognized above will be taught basic mathematics, elementary school science, history and citizenship as subjects must be in accordance with the next academic syllabus.
The decision was taken by the Madrasah Education Council (UPBME) on Tuesday.
These subjects are currently optional, but for further, students to the upper middle level will be taught these subjects in the pattern followed by the CBSE.
The Board also decided to hold the last year examination of Kamil (graduation) and Fazil (graduate) in offline mode from October 25 to October 30.
“There is a recurring request to include modern subjects in the syllabus to meet the basic requirements to meet the current basic needs.
All students from the beginning to senior secondary level will be taught this subject now in the CBSE pattern and NCERT books,” RP Singh said, Registrants from The newly formed Madrasa Education Council.
Examination of Kamil students of the third year and Fazil students of the second year, around 14,000 to 15,000 in total, will be carried out in offline mode in the middle of the Covid protocol, including social blasphemy, sanitisation and use masks.
The meeting was led by the Chairperson of UPBME Iftikhar Ahmad Javed and was attended by four council members, financial officers and registrars, also decided to boil from IT cells specifically to digitalize documents, passport verification and other digital tasks.
It was also decided to form a Syllabus Committee, Affiliate Committee, Examination Committee and Immediate Results Committee.
In 2017, the Board decided to introduce modern NCERT books and matters in Urdu in addition to changing the Madrassa syllabus and the change was included from the 2018-19 academic session.
There are around 16,000 madrasas above.