It has been asked to provide scholarships to at least 10 percent of the total students and to make public the details of the students who receive the scholarships.
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The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has directed to make public the details of students receiving scholarships in private schools.
The Ministry of Education, through the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration, issued instructions to local levels and private schools on Monday.
It has been asked to provide scholarships to at least 10 percent of the total students and to make public the details of the students receiving the scholarships. It has been instructed to provide scholarships to poor, disabled, women, Dalit and tribal students and update their names in IEMIS.
‘Schools should make public the details of students receiving scholarships in a way that ensures that all parents can see them, monitor whether the details of the scholarships provided by the schools have been updated and ask schools that have not done so to update them immediately, and monitor whether the scholarships provided by the schools have been received by the students concerned and coordinate and facilitate the local levels to take action against schools that do not provide scholarships according to the law,’ said Krishna Chandra Pokharel, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Education, in a letter to the Ministry of Federal Affairs.
As mentioned in Sub-section 3 of Section 27 of the Compulsory and Free Education Act 2075, the Ministry of Education has stated that private schools and schools operating under public educational trusts must reserve places to provide free education to students as prescribed based on the number of students. According to the Education Regulations 2059, it has been requested to provide scholarships to at least 10 percent of students.
