Education In Haryana

           EDUCATION IN HARYANA

Haryana's education system encompasses various levels from lower primary to higher secondary vocational education, overseen by the Department of Education, Haryana. The state's schools are affiliated with three main boards: Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), and the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH). 

Key aspects of Haryana's education system:

Levels of Education: The system includes lower primary, upper primary, high school, higher secondary school, and higher secondary vocational education. 

Overseeing Authority: The Department of School Education, Haryana oversees all educational institutions in the state. 

Board Affiliations: Schools are affiliated with ICSE, CBSE, and BSEH. 

Literacy Rate: Haryana has a literacy rate of 75.55%, which is higher than the national average. 

Enrollment: A 2018 survey indicated that a significant portion of rural children attend private schools. 

Learning Outcomes: Haryana's learning outcomes are below the national average. 

Higher Education: The state government emphasizes access, quality, equity, sustainability, and future readiness in higher education.