Considering the national scenario, Collector lokesh Kumar Jatav has started a scheme called ‘100 Kalam’ to improve the quality of education in the district. Aimed to improve the quality of education, this scheme would prepare talented students for the national-level higher and technical exams. The scheme will commence from this academic session.
Notably, Jatav has implemented this scheme successfully when he was posted in Mandla district. There, many students cleared not only IIT and JEE, but many national-level exams and made the district proud. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan also appreciated Jatav for his initiative in the field of education at Mandla.
As per the ‘100 Kalam’ scheme, admission to the students of class 11 and 12 in the government ‘Excellence school’ will be given on merit basis. In the last session of class 11 the admissions to the 82 students who got merit were given direct admission. Besides, on the vacant 98 seats, the admission will be given to the students of government and private schools after conducting an exam whether they will be of SC, ST, OBC or General.
It will be the responsibility of the principals of high schools and higher secondary schools to collect the names of eligible students and submit them with principal of ‘Excellence school’ by June 18, 2016. The principals are also responsible for the students’ attendance in the entrance exam to be held on June 25 from 11 am to 1 pm.
For the admission of students in the vacant 98 seats of the government Excellence School in different faculties, entrance exam will be conducted and 75 per cent will be taken from it. The remaining 25 per cent will be based on the merit.
The test paper will be prepared by the principal of Excellence School, Raisen. The total score of test paper will 100 marks. The paper will have multiple choice questions and will contain four options for each question. The paper will contain 33 per cent Physics, 33 per cent Chemistry, 34 per cent Mathematics and Biology, up to the level of class 10.