As per the new syllabus, the language of instruction would be Urdu and school texts will be also in Urdu. (Representational image)
THE Bihar Madrasa Education Board has decided to adopt a “modern and mainstream syllabus” in the academic session that began this April, including options for students to choose from science, arts and commerce after Class 10, and adoption of SCERT and NCERT textbooks. Over 10,000 teachers were given online training during the lockdown, by experts including the Unicef, to be able to teach the courses.
The Bihar madrasa board has over 4,000 madrasas affiliated to it, including 1,942 government-aided,…
