HUBBALLI: Schools run by the minority welfare department have adopted the Central Board Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum for the 2022-23 academic year within three months of chief minister Basavaraj Bommai’s announcement in his maiden budget speech. The officials are pulling out all stops to adopt CBSE curriculum in order to bring them on a par with private schools.
Thus far, the department has introduced CBSE curriculum in 29 schools. One of the primary objectives of introducing central board syllabus in minority welfare department is to prepare the students to tackle competitive examinations such as the common entrance test, the National Eligibility Entrance Test, et al.
