The Centre has selected as many as two lakh 34 thousand 55 students from seven thousand three hundred and 30 schools in Maharashtra for the National Achievement Survey that will be held tomorrow. The selected students are of classes three, five, eight, and tenth. Principals of respective schools selected for the survey, teachers', students, and regional investigators have been directed to participate in the survey.<br />''<br />''Maharashtra Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has directed the schools and students who have been selected to participate in the survey, adding that the authorities should ensure that the state does not lag behind in the survey. In Dhule, all the schools which have been selected reopened today. Education officer, Mohan Desale has appealed to all the schools to see to it that the attendance of students should be 100 per cent. &nbsp;<br />''<br />''The state government has already issued standard operating procedures for the reopening of schools. In rural areas, offline classes of standard 5th to 12th have started whereas in urban areas 8th to 12th standard classes have started by taking utmost precautions.&nbsp;<br />
News On AIR | November 11, 2021 2:14 PM
Centre to conduct National Achievement Survey tomorrow; selects more than two lakh students from Maharashtra