Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Goa Students Leaving Government Schools Choose ITIs, Courses and Jobs
Some students in Goa leave government schools before finishing their usual school path.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said these students may choose ITIs, private courses or jobs.
Other students continue learning in different ways.
Some take their school board exams as private candidates.
These exams are conducted by the Goa Board.
Taking the exams privately allows students to keep studying academically.
The information came from education data and other sources.
Sawant shared it while answering a question in the Assembly.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said some Goa students are leaving government schools for ITIs, private courses and jobs.
Sawant, who also holds the Education portfolio, gave the information in response to an Assembly query.
He referred to data from UDISE+ and other sources.
Some students continue their education in different formats after leaving government schools.
Some appear as private candidates for Goa Board examinations, keeping their academic options open.
- Who
- Goa students and Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, who also holds the Education portfolio.
- What
- Students leaving government schools are choosing ITIs, private courses, jobs or alternative education formats.
- When
- During an Assembly response; the articles do not specify a date.
- Where
- Goa.
- Why
- Some students pursue vocational training, private education, employment or board examinations as private candidates.
- State
- Goa
- Speaker
- Chief Minister Pramod Sawant
- Education role
- Sawant also holds the Education portfolio
- Data sources
- UDISE+ and other sources
- Alternative paths
- ITIs, private courses, jobs and other education formats
- Examinations
- Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education examinations
- Private candidates
- Some students take board examinations as private candidates