Archive · 7 Aug 2025
NCERT Reviews Textbooks Based on Stakeholder Feedback
NCERT, which makes school textbooks, is checking some of them again.
They're doing this because people, like teachers, have given them feedback about the books.
NCERT has a process where they form a special group when they get a lot of feedback.
This group includes experts who look closely at the feedback and decide if any changes are needed to make the books better.
This review is part of a bigger plan to improve education, following the National Education Policy.
NCERT is reviewing select textbooks.
The review follows feedback from educators and stakeholders.
Committees are standard practice for evaluating feedback on content or pedagogy.
These committees include domain experts and faculty.
The review aligns with the National Education Policy 2020.
- Who
- NCERT, domain experts, and faculty.
- What
- NCERT is reviewing select textbooks.
- When
- Following feedback from stakeholders.
- Where
- Within NCERT.
- Why
- To strengthen school education and in line with National Education Policy 2020.
- Organization
- NCERT
- Action
- Textbook Review
- Trigger
- Stakeholder Feedback
- Purpose
- Align with NEP 2020
- Involvement
- Experts and Faculty
Sources
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