FA System to be Implemented for Classes 10–12; Curriculum to be Divided in Phases
TNR News Network
Dharamshala
The Himachal Pradesh School Education Board has taken a significant step to strengthen and improve the quality of education in both government and private schools across the state. Board Chairman Dr. Rajesh Sharma announced that from the upcoming academic session 2026–27, a new system of Formative Assessment (FA-I, FA-II) along with Pre-Board examinations will be introduced for students of Classes 10, 11, and 12.
The initiative aims to prepare students not only for board examinations but also for future competitive exams. To reduce the burden of studies, the Board has decided to implement a phased bifurcation of the syllabus for Classes 10 to 12.
To ensure effective implementation, a special workshop was organized on February 13, 2026 at the Board headquarters in Dharamshala, involving subject experts and school representatives. The workshop discussed practical suggestions to make the curriculum more student-friendly and uniform across schools.
Dr. Sharma emphasized that these reforms are not just about conducting examinations but about ensuring transparency, equal opportunities and balanced study loads for students. He added that the bifurcation of the syllabus will help learners prepare systematically and perform better in national-level competitions.
The Board reiterated its commitment to bringing quality-driven changes in the education system so that Himachal Pradesh students can excel at the national stage.
