Minority Welfare Minister in Yogi cabinet announces UP Madrasa Board Exam Result 2021 – Times of India

Prayagraj: Uttar Pradesh government’s Minority Welfare Minister and MLA from Prayagraj city (South city) Nand Gopal Gupta ‘Nandi’ declared the result of Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Shiksha Parishad Board Examination 2021 in Prayagraj on Friday.

Announcing the result, the minister said that in view of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government, like other boards, has also canceled the Madhyamik (Munshi/Maulvi), Senior Secondary (Alim) examination of UP Madrasa Education Council for the year 2021. The promotion is done as per the norms followed by the UP Board.

Congratulations!

you successfully cast your vote

Minister Nandi said that the result of a total of 1,22,132 students is being declared in the board examination 2021, of which 96, 213 are of secondary class and 25,919 are of senior secondary class.

He said that 95,624 students have passed/promoted as against 96,213 candidates in the secondary class across the state, which is 99.38 per cent, in which 54,630 are boys and 40,994 are girls.

In Senior Secondary class, 25659 students have been promoted against 25,919 examinees which is 98.99% of which 13,734 are boys and 11,925 are girls.

Nandi congratulated all the students who passed the board examination of the year 2021 and wished them a bright future. Minister Nandi said that they should bring laurels to their family, parents, state and country by achieving better results while continuing their further studies.

He also said that the basic policy of the BJP government is “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Prayas, Sabka Vishwas”. With the intention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chief Minister of the state, Yogi Adityanath, “Qur’an in one hand and computer in the other”, a new morale, consciousness and confidence has been infused among the minorities.

Nandi said that the BJP government is continuously doing the work of empowerment of the students of the minority community. He said that it is also the goal of the central and state governments that along with traditional education in madrasas, modern education should also be given in a scientific manner and the students of madrasas should be included in the mainstream. Keeping this in mind, the government is making constant efforts to link the education of madrasas with new technology and courses. NCERT books are being made available by implementing NCERT syllabus in madrasas. Teaching of modern subjects is being promoted. Nandi said that transparency has been brought in the system of madrasas by creating a madrasa portal and all the examination proceedings are being done online.

.

Leave a Reply