Indore: About 25 percent of the indore-district government schools do not have a science laboratory while almost five percent do not have the right equipment and items needed for practice.
Although according to the schedule of Madhya Pradesh’s secondary education council, the external practice of the Board class will begin on February 12 and so on, the students panicked.
Because of the pandemic, many students cannot take part in practice in the previous academic session, while this year, the council students are raving between online classes and directly.
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“Some of the broken chemical apparatus and our teachers have been waiting for new items.
I really studied the practice but had not tried all practices,” said 12th grade PCM students from Govt School, said Neelam Kumari to Ti.
The school department wants school to take advantage of science costs taken from students because school claims some students have not paid fees because of a pandemic.
“Students don’t even pay fees.
How can we expect them to pay science fees.
The funds we have in official accounts have also been taken because payment modes are changed, the school has been waiting for funds too,” said the principal of the Government of the Indore Rural Blocks that wanted anonymity.
“Although there will be many schools that may not have some equipment but they can buy it from costs, the school collects science costs from students who can be used,” said the assistant district project coordinator, Narendra Jain.
The department will practice for government and private council schools and the last date for this practice is March 25 while practices for private fashion students will be held from February 18 to March 20.
Schools must install information from a sign through online mode from February 12 to March 30 and private fashion students from February 18 to March 25.
Although used to be installed online, schools must also submit the hardcopy of practice and external value until March 31, Jain said.
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