Aiming at replicating a United Kingdom (UK) government body, which inspects and assesses the educational standards of schools and colleges, the Gujarat government is all set to launch new versions of its annual drives for school enrollment — ‘Shala praveshotsav’ — and evaluation of students, ‘Gunotsav’ — this year.
On June 9, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani will officially launch ‘Praveshotsav 2.0’ and ‘Gunotsav 2.0’, which will be on the lines of the UK’s Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
Into its tenth year, upgraded to Gunotsav 2.0, over 33,000 government primary schools will be accredited on the lines of Ofsted, a senior official has revealed. These schools will be inspected and evaluated by 300 full-time education inspectors who will be equipped with GPS-based tablets.