Udaipur, 29 January (Udaipur Kiran): The endline assessment of students was successfully conducted across the state in selected PM SHRI government schools as part of the Learning Enhancement Programme, aimed at improving students’ learning pace and learning outcomes.
Under the programme, remedial teaching arrangements have been made for students of Classes 6 to 12 in PM SHRI-selected government schools. To evaluate the outcomes of this remedial teaching, the Rajasthan State Council of Educational Research and Training, Udaipur, developed baseline and endline assessment tools. Under its guidance, endline assessments were conducted on 29 January for selected students of Classes 6, 8, 10 and 12, across three academic streams, in 628 PM SHRI schools operating in the state. The baseline assessment had earlier been conducted on 21 August 2025.
The data obtained from the baseline and endline assessments will be analysed by RSCERT to assess the effectiveness of remedial teaching and the overall teaching-learning process. Based on the findings of the report, district-wise action plans will be prepared and necessary academic interventions will be implemented.
This state-level endline assessment was carried out successfully under the direction of Shweta Fageria. The assessment process was coordinated by Professor Beena Nahar, Associate Professor Kapila Kanthalia, along with their team, ensuring smooth execution of the evaluation exercise across the state.
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