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Sanskar

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CBSE offers an incredible number of subjects in 11th and 12th but most of them have "zero" students 🤯 yes literally zero But just like you and me most people didn't know about it being an option till now But why? 🤔 Because it's too expensive and very inconvenient for traditional schools to create classes, distribute students, teacher etc These are valid points but on a macro level things get ridiculous. According to CBSE's 2018 data which shows total subjects offered - 164, total students 11.6 Lakhs but most of these subjects have ridiculously low number of students Almost half of these subjects have less than 200 students and only 1 student was there in 6 subjects but these are not useless subjects These subjects includes: 1. Taxation 2. Spanish 3. Nursing 4. Microbiology 5. Graphic design etc these are amazing subjects but sadly all are empty. Most people give their money to learn these things but sadly our traditional schools aren't capable of offering them Thank You More👇

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Arun Bairagi

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I am working on it and have a great idea to solve this issue alongside with the main focus to solve the quality of teaching in private schools.

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Raj Pareta

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this is because of schools because mostly schools show physical education, sanskrit in name of side subjects and this is not good to have only few options because of schools

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Anonymous 2

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Not sure if kids didn't take the courses more because they were disinterested or because the faculty wasn't trained well enough

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Manas Ranjan Bissoyi

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humko toh sirf pcmb padhaya gaya

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Anonymous 1

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There are so many interesting subjects, like music, music theory and so much more. But pta hi baad mei chalta hai. This is a huge, basic gap. Skill wise it also affects the youth who are supposed to join work, later on.

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