Admission of Children in Elementary Classes for Session, 2026
No. 382-SED dated 26.11.2024 remains valid for the academic session, 2026 and the coming academic sessions thereafter until further modification of the same would be done.
To ensure universalization of Primary, Elementary, Secondary and Higher Secondary Education and to ensure quality education for Human Resource Development.
No. 382-SED dated 26.11.2024 remains valid for the academic session, 2026 and the coming academic sessions thereafter until further modification of the same would be done.
An Act to make better provisions for the development, expansion, management and control of primary education with a view to making it universal, free and compulsory.
Results of Madhyamik Pariksha (S.E.), 2017 both Regular & External will be announced by the Hon’ble President of the Board on 27th May, 2017 at 9 a.m. through a PRESS CONFERENCE.
These rules may be called the West Bengal School Service Commission (Selection of Persons for Appointment to the Posts of Non-Teaching Staff) Rules, 2025.
Management of Sponsored Institutions (Secondary) Rules, 1972 with all Amendments. These rules will apply to the Sponsored Institution (Secondary) in West Bengal.
Based on the Application for Recognition of Un-Aided Schools as per RTE Act, the following 397 Un-aided private schools recognized by School Education Department. Earlier NOC/recognition of Un-aided Private Schools made by the School Education Department.
Download previous year question papers of National Talent Search Examination for both the papers, Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) for the students studying in Class X.
Retired college/ school teachers with Honours/ Post Graduate qualification and below 64 years of age may apply seeking engagement as ‘Part time’ teachers in Higher Secondary Schools.
LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR FREE PRIMARY/ JUNIOR BASIC SCHOOLS OF WEST BENGAL FOR THE YEAR 2024 (1st January – 31st December, 2024)
State Government will bear the expenditure if the Government of India stops funding the PBSSM Project before their cessation of engagement attaining 60 years of age.