UP Education: Madrasa students of UP will also be able to get admission in central universities, will be admitted in the army

The Uttar Pradesh government is going to give a big gift to more than 3 lakh students studying in the 17 thousand madrasas of the state. Students who have given intermediate Kamil exams from Madrasa Board will now be able to pursue higher education by enrolling in Central Universities. Apart from this, by joining the Indian Army, they will also be able to serve the country. On the instructions of the Chief Minister, the UP Madrasa Board is going to make a registration in the Council of Board of School Education in India (COBSE) soon. After this, the path will be opened for students of Madrasa Board to enroll in Central University. Right now there is no registration in Kobase, students are able to enroll in the state university itself.

Jirgamudin, a member of the UP Madrasa Board, says that the previous governments did nothing in the interest of the madrasa students. Every year lakhs of students come out of the madrasa board after studying. Even after having the marksheet, they are not able to enroll in the Central Universities as the Madrasa Board is not registered in Kobas like other boards. Students here do not even apply for jobs in the center. His dream of joining the army remains unfulfilled. In the four-year government of CM Yogi, a lot of work was done by the madrasa students. Many major changes have been seen in the madrasa board. The biggest decision of the government is to register the madrasa board in Kobase.

Jirgamudin says that the madrasa board has started the registration process in Kobse. The work of preparing documents is being done. A meeting has been held with the officials of the government as well. It is expected that the madrasa board will be registered in Kobse by the new session. This will be a major achievement for the Madrasa Board. Earlier, the Yogi government of the state has done the work of implementing NCERT books in madrasas so that madrasa students can connect with modern education with Dini Talim. Not only this, the state government also worked to regularize the examinations of Madrasa Board so that the students, after taking the exams, are able to enroll on time to pursue higher education. On the lines of the UP Board, the examinations of the Madrasa Board began to be held in February.