CBSE Cancels Registration Of Bihar's 26 Schools, See Full List Here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has canceled the registration of 26 schools in Bihar due to their failure to meet the required standards of infrastructure in their school premises. The CBSE had been monitoring these schools for the past few years and had encouraged them to improve their facilities, but they did not take any action, leading to the cancellation of their registration. This is a significant step towards ensuring student welfare.

The CBSE shared the list of deregistered schools on its official website and warned parents not to admit their wards to these schools.

Here's a list of schools whose registration has been canceled by the CBSE in the Patna district:

• Patna Muslim High School
• AVN English School
• Kiddy Convent High School
• New Delhi Public School
• Sherwood School
• Doon Public School
• Digdarshan Secondary School
• Nizamia Public School
• AVN School
• Sindhu Public School
• National Convent High School
• Denobili Mission School
• Sharon's Public School
• T. Raza High School
• SDV Public School
• Ashwini Public School
• Model St Michael High School
• Plazma Pathways School
• Holy Faith International Public School

Other than Patna schools, schools mentioned below have also been de-registered by the CBSE in other districts of Bihar:

• IQRA Academy, Darbhanga
• RD Public School, Hajipur
• Takshila School, Muzaffarpur
• Rise High Public School, Aurangabad
• Takshila School, Gaya,
• Arya Bal Shanti Niketan, Munger
• Ramashray Roy Public School, Darbhanga

As a result of the CBSE's decision to cancel the registration of 26 schools in Bihar, around 7,000 students who are currently appearing in board examinations have been given a relaxation to appear. However, fresh registration of students belonging to these schools will not be valid after the current session. This decision will certainly impact the affected students, but it highlights the importance of adhering to the required standards of infrastructure in schools.