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CBSE Experience Centre Opens as Minister Pushes Experiential Learning
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- Education Minister Pralhad Joshi inaugurated the CBSE Experience Centre, urging experiential learning.
- Joshi said parents and system focus on marks, calling it a “marks-waadi”.
- He linked the shift to the National Education Policy 2020, noting demand for technicians, engineers and drivers.
- Joshi noted 10,000 Atal Tinkering Labs exist and 50,000 more are planned.
- CBSE and World Bank signed a $2 million grant in June 2021 for skill centres in 100 CBSE schools.