Mumbai : The Maharashtra government has announced the implementation of the CBSE curriculum in all state schools by 2028 as part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Education Minister Dada Bhuse made the announcement during a session in both houses of the state assembly, highlighting a phased transition beginning in 2025.
Phased Rollout Plan
The transition will start with Class 1 in 2025, followed by a structured rollout across other grades:
- 2026: Classes 2, 3, 4, and 6
- 2027: Classes 5, 7, 9, and 11
- 2028: Classes 8, 10, and 12
Balbharti has been assigned the responsibility of making the necessary curriculum changes, and the process of developing textbooks for Class 1 is already underway.
Key Features of the New Curriculum
The revamped syllabus aims to move beyond traditional final exams and focus on continuous and comprehensive evaluation. The curriculum will incorporate skill-based learning, practical education, and technological advancements to enhance students' academic experience.
Education Minister Bhuse emphasized that the shift to the CBSE framework will raise the quality of education, aligning Maharashtra's schools with national standards and improving students' learning outcomes.
Impact on Students
- A standardized and uniform learning experience across the state
- Greater flexibility in subject choices and skill-based education
- Enhanced preparation for competitive exams and improved performance in national-level assessments
- Increased academic and career opportunities
By aligning with CBSE standards, Maharashtra aims to ensure that students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for future academic and professional success.
Click Here for More Latest News