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New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), in a statement, has said that the students for the upcoming academic session would not face any problems in getting textbooks.
In a release, the CBSE said, “The board has ensured that all these books are printed well in time and are available in sufficient quantity.” The release also clarified that the textbooks will be available before time.
The CBSE publishes textbooks and other material for Classes VI to XII. These books are available at the CBSE Regional Offices in Ajmer, Allahabad, Chennai, Guwahati, Panchkula and the Delhi Head Office at Patparganj Institutional Area.
Source : indiaedunews.net
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ACADEMIC SESSION of all the schools recognised by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the city has started since April. However the NCERT books of different subjects for various classes are not available in market.
Due to change in the syllabus, new books in science, maths, social studies and history have been recommended for Classes I, III, VI, IX and XI. Principals of schools say despite repeated reminders to the NCERT the books are not being made available to students on time thereby hampering the teaching work.
Sources said the difficulty has arisen due to changes
The local bookseller is the man in demand nowadays, in Powai. Everyone is trying to ingratiate themselves into his good books, literally speaking.
For, hes the only one here who sells CBSE textbooks, which seem to be in surprisingly short supply this year. (Surprising, because finally there are only a finite number of books needed, so why cant they simply be counted and sent over in one go?) The new classes have started in schools following the CBSE curriculum. But there are no textbooks. Imagine the disappointment of being in a new class without the familiar smell of crisp, new books…
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Dr K S Manoj (CPI-M) today held CBSE authorities responsible for the short supply of NCERT books for classes XII-X.
Raising the issue in the Lok Sabha during zero hour, Dr Manoj regretted the non-availability of NCERT school books
Classes for the new academic session had already started, but the printing of books was yet to begin, he said.
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NCERT told to supply books on time
The Kerala High Court has made it clear that from the next year, the CBSE textbooks should be made available from May onwards.
The court made the observation while closing a contempt petition on Monday. The petition was filed by the Institute of Social Welfare.
The court had earlier directed the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) to make available all the textbooks for the CBSE students of class 1 to 12 in Kerala within seven days. The order was passed while allowing a public interest writ petition filed by the Kochi-based
CBSE releases books for practical exams
To give students a fair idea of how the new practical exam of Mathematics and Science in Class IX and X will take place, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has come out with two books on both the subjects.
The book titled as Assessment of practical skills in Science and Technology is for both Class IX and X students. Another book titled as Guidelines for Mathematics, laboratory in schoolsstudents of Class X. is exclusively prepared for the
The students can get the books at the CBSE Head Office, Preet Vihar, New Delhi from 9.30 am