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Uttar Pradesh Approves ₹6.55 Crore for School Monitoring
Uttar Pradesh is spending ₹6.55 crore to improve how council schools track children and school activities.
The money will be used during the 2026-27 school year.
One system collects information about schools and students.
Another system follows students’ learning and progress.
The government wants to connect each student’s Apaar ID to the tracking system.
This should make student records easier to organise and follow.
School committees and district officers will check how the money is used.
Officials say the plan should make school management more transparent and accountable.
Uttar Pradesh approved ₹6.55 crore for school monitoring systems during 2026-27.
₹262 lakh was allocated to MIS (U-DISE Plus) and ₹393.01 lakh to the Child Tracking System.
The systems will track enrolment, academic performance, student progress and school activities.
The government plans to link each student’s unique Apaar ID with the Child Tracking System.
District officers and School Management Committees will monitor spending, data and implementation.
- Who
- The Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Department, district education officers, School Management Committees and school officials are responsible for the initiative.
- What
- A budget of ₹6.55 crore was approved to strengthen MIS (U-DISE Plus) and the Child Tracking System in council schools.
- Where
- Council schools across Uttar Pradesh.
- When
- The funding applies to the 2026-27 financial year.
- Why
- To improve monitoring of enrolment, academic progress, student information and school activities, while increasing transparency and accountability.
Key facts
- Approved budget
- ₹6.55 crore, or ₹655.01 lakh
- Funding period
- 2026-27
- MIS allocation
- ₹262 lakh for MIS (U-DISE Plus)
- Child Tracking allocation
- ₹393.01 lakh
- Data covered
- School and student information, enrolment, academic performance and educational progress
- Student identification
- The government plans to link unique Apaar IDs to the Child Tracking System
- Oversight
- District Basic Education Officers and School Management Committees will monitor spending and implementation
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