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National Education Policy: New 5+3+3+4 structure and 10+2 system explained

Here is what the new pedagogical structure of 5+3+3+4 means, its various stages and impact on existing students

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The foundational years of a child's education will consist of 3 years of pre-school/Anganwadi education and 2 years of primary education, including class 1 and 2

BS Web Team New Delhi
In major “school to college” reforms, the government on July 28 unveiled the new National Education Policy that restructures school education by setting out 3-6 years as pre-school age and dilutes the emphasis on board exams, among other changes. One of the sweeping reforms is the transition from the decades-old 10+2 format to 5+3+3+4 structure. The policy aims at transforming the pedagogical structure from the existing 10 years + 2 years to a more inclusive transition from foundational to the secondary stage.

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