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New Delhi, June 16: The chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar came out in support of the latest textbooks rationalisation by the NCERT.
The pandemic is over. There is no need to remove vital topics from the syllabus. How will students study chemistry in Class XI if they don’t know the basics?
National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) on Saturday said that the Periodic table has not been removed from the school education curriculum and it is available in great detail in the Class 11 textbook.
In a bid to reduce the burden on students, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) dropped the full chapter on the Periodic Classification of Elements, a full chapter on Democracy and Diversity, a full chapter on Challenges to Democracy, and a full page on Political Parties from the newly released textbooks of Class 10 students.
On Thursday, NCERT announced that it will drop topics like the periodic classification of elements, democracy, political parties and challenges to democracies from class 10th textbooks