New Delhi, Sept. 15: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched a month-long in-person academic support programme for government school students in Ladakh, with a focus on helping Class 10 and Class 12 students strengthen their preparation for upcoming board examinations.
The programme, which began on Monday, is designed to provide students with additional academic assistance and guidance as they prepare for the crucial board examinations. The initiative is expected to support learners in government schools, particularly by giving them access to structured academic inputs beyond their regular classroom instruction.
The programme reflects efforts to improve learning support for students studying in challenging geographical and educational conditions. Ladakh’s remote terrain can create additional difficulties in accessing specialised academic resources, making targeted initiatives particularly important for senior school students.
Through the month-long programme, students will receive in person support aimed at strengthening their understanding of subjects and improving their examination readiness. Teachers and academic resource persons will play an important role in helping students address learning gaps and prepare systematically.
The initiative is also aligned with broader efforts to improve educational outcomes among government school students and provide them with opportunities comparable to learners in other parts of the country.
With board examinations playing a significant role in students’ academic progression, the additional support is expected to help participants build confidence, strengthen conceptual understanding and approach their examinations with greater preparedness.
The programme further underlines the importance of targeted educational interventions in regions where students may face logistical and geographical challenges in accessing additional academic support.