Assam Minutes 2425
Assam Minutes 2425
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Government of India
Ministry of Education
Department of School Education & Literacy
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Subject: Minutes ofthe meeting ofthe Project Approval Board held (PAB) held on lgth
January,2024 to consider the Annual Work Plan & Budget (AWP&B) 2024'25 of
Samagra Shiksha for the State of Assam
The undersigned is directed to refer to the Project Approval Board meeting of Samagra
Shiksha held on l91h January, 2024 under the chairmanship of Secretary (SE&L) to consider
the Annual Work Plan & Budget for 2024-25 for the State ofAssam and to forward herewith
the copy of PAB minutes, duly approved by Secretary (SE&L) for further necessary action.
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Under Secretary to the ent o ndia
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l. Shri Narayan'Konwar, IAS, Secretary (Education), Assam
2. Shri Om Prakash, lAS, SPD (Samagra Shiksha), Assam
3. Secretary, Ministry of Women & Child Development
4. Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment.
5. Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
6. Secretary, Ministry of Tribal Affairs
7. Secretary, Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, 4th Floor, Paryavaran Bhavan,
CGO Complex, Lodhi Road. New Delhi-l 10003
8. Secretary, Ministry of Minority Affairs, llth Floor, Paryavaran Bhawan, CCO
Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
9. Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities' Ministry of
Social Justice & Empowerment, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-l10003.
10. Shri Rajib Kumar Sen, Senior Advisor, Niti Aayog, New Delhi.
ll. Professor Yogesh Singh, Chairman, NCTE, Hans Bhawan, Wing ll, I Bahadur Shah
Zafar Marg, New Delhi - I 10002
I 2. Smt. Nidhi Chhibber, Chairperson, CBSE, New Delhi.
13. Shri Nageshwar Rao, Vice Chancellor, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi. New Delhi.
14. Shri Dinesh Prasad Saklani, Director, NCERT, New Delhi.
15. Professor Shashikala Wanjari, Vice Chancellor, NIEPA, New Delhi
16. Shri Saba Akhtar Scientist 'F' & HOD, NIC
17. Shri Vipin Kumar, Additional Secretary, SE&L
18. Shri Anandrao V. Patil, Additional Secretary, SE&L
19. Ms. Archana Sharma Awasthi, Joint Secretary, SE&L
20. Ms. Prachi Pandey, Joint Secretary, SE&L
21. Ms. Amarpreet Duggal, Joint Secretary' SE&L
22. Shri Sanjog Kapoor, JS & FA, SE&L
23. Ms. A. Srija, Economic Adviser, SE&L
24. Shri V. Hegde, DDG (Statistics), SE&L
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Under Secretary to the
Government of India
Ministry of Education
Department of School Education and Literacy
SAMAGRA SHIKSHA
(An Integrated Scheme for School Education)
IVlinutes of the meeting of the Project Approval Board held on l9th January, 2024 to
consider the Annual work Plan & Budget (AWP&B) 2024-25 of Samagra Shiksha for
the State of Assam.
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I Introduction:
The meeting of the Project Approval Board for considering the Annual Work Plan and
Budget (AfrP& B) 2O2i-25 foi'samagra Shiksha for the State of Assam was held on I 9th
January, 2024 at New Delhi. The list of participants who attended the meeting is at
Annexure-1.
Section I
General Discussion on Educational Indicators and Overall Progress of States/UTs
Shri sanjay Kumar, secretary (DoSEL) and chairman PAB welcomed the participants
and asked Additional Secretaries Shri Vipin Kumar and Shri Anandrao V. Patil to share a
presentation on the implementation of Samagra Shiksha Scheme and the status of School
'Education
in the nine statesruTs i.e., Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, chhattisgarh,
Tripura, chandigarh, Goa, Andaman and Nicobar & Puducherry. The following are the
major action points from the discussion and deliberations during the presentation:
1)
- Pending Non-Recurring Expenditure: with respect to previous non-recurring
[Link]"lr, for which no action has been taken up by the stateruT over the years, it
wai reiterated that as per the Samagra Shiksha framework these are committed
liabilities which would become the sole responsibility of the State after a point of
time i.e,, 5 years after the approval. States and UTs were urged to come up with a
concrete plan of action for completing pending works which have not been started
within a time frame.
If the State/UT is of the opinion that these works cannot be started because of
certain reasons, then they may consider for surrendering these works so that they
may get more space to consider fresh proposals. The states and UTs were instructed
to upaate the status of non-recurring works on the PRABANDH portal on a regular
basis to prevent any discrepancies in the reported data.
Further the Hon'ble Prime Minister suggested that students in groups may visit houses
in a village/locality to sensitize the people on the importance of water conservation. They
may collJct wateriamples from these houses during visits and the quality of water can be
tesied in the schools by these students using testing kits, which may be made available. It
may also be ensured that water conservation is a part ofschool curriculum. State may take
appropriate action and report.
3) Saturation of Basic Schooling facilities: Various facilities have been provided to
schools to ensure universal u"."rl, to schooling. As deliberated in the 3'd Chief Secretaries
Conference, the focus should be on saturation of these facilities i.e., potable drinking
water, electncity, Girts' and Boys' Toilets, sports facility, sports $ound, etc. For access
to sports ground, it was suggested that a mapping can be done on access of students to
sports gro-unds and accordingly provision may be considered at the cluster level, wherein
children can be grouped in batches to utilize the facilities.
In addition to improving these facilities, it was further suggested that the funds from
MGNREGA and Panchayati Raj institutions may also be dovetailed. ln this regard,
suitable guidelines have been issued by joint signatures of CEO (NITI Aayog), S ecretary
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(School Education and Literacy), Secretary (Panchayati Raj), and Secretary (Rural
Development).
4) Ensuring use of ICT in the classrooms: Secretary, DoSEL shared his concems about
the high pendency in establishment of ICT labs and Smart Classrooms in Assam. He said
that the benefits of digital education can be leveraged only when these pending ICT labs
and Smart Classrooms are made functional. He added that DIKSHA (Digital
Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing) is an important resource and this needs to become
part of the pedagogy in the classroom, wherein the resources available can be used by
teachers in classroom transaction.
Priority must be given to complete the ICT labs and Smart Classrooms and using it.
To fu(her augment this effort, he suggested that the focus should also be on saturating
intemet connectivity especially in Secondary and Senior Secondary Schools. For this
purpose, a dnve may be initiated by the concerned States and UTs and major service
providers of intemet may be brought on board. State may issue specific
instructions/guidelines to the schools to purchase DTtVSetup box through the ICT funds
and ensure that PM e-Vidya Channels are shown to children in schools. The activities
should be completed on or before 30th June, 2024.
5) Skill Education: Secretary, DoSEL mentioned that there is substantial pendency in the
setting up of Skill Education Laboratories in some States and UTs from the pre-Samagra
Shiksha years. The National Education Policy,2020 states that all students, particularly
those in Secondary Stage of schooling, need to undergo Skill Education' He urged the
States and UTs to re-evaluate the existing job roles in light of the changing needs of the
job market and also to align them as per 2l't century skills.
6) Support through NIOS for OoSC of the age group 16 to 19 years: With respect to
support though NIOS for Out of School Children (OoSC), it was informed that special
centres have been provided by NIOS across the country for students in Govemment
schools and the registration fee in these special centres have been subsidised @ Rs.2000
per student. This is a special provision made by NIOS for out of school children and
examination fees are also exempted for first timers. Many States are undertaking
enrolment drives for identification and mainstreaming out of school children.
7) Establishment of Vidya Samiksha Kendras (VSK): Vidya Samiksha Kendra, a tool to
monitor educational outcomes, has already been set up at National level at NCERT and
other States/UTs are also setting up the same for improved monitoring of activities and
leaming outcomes. For a more comprehensive perspective, Secretary, DoSEL suggested
that the States and UTs that are still in the process of establishing the VSK, should visit
the VSK in Gujarat, VSK @ NCERT and CBSE. Shri Anandrao V. Patil, Additional
Secretary, requested the States and UTs to make the VSK functional by 3l't March,2024
as promised by State. The necessiry of on boarding State Education Boards in a manner
akin to that of the CBSE was also emphasized. Efforts to be made by States and UTs to
integrate Holistic Progress Cards with VSK.
8) Strengthening of DIETs and SCERT: Secretary, DoSEL informed that the Department
is upgrading all functioning 613 DIETs in the country in a phased manner through
infrastructure and technology resource support as vibrant Centres of Excellence.
The scheme has started with approximately 125 DIETs in FY 2023-24. For this
purpose, all existing vacancies in DIETs of Excellence should be filled on priority by 30th
lune 2024 and release of funds for a particular DIET of Excellence will be contingent
upon filling of these existing vacancies for academic positions. With a similar objective,
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it was further apprised that the department is in the process of strengthening the SCERTs
and if required, a supplementary Project Approval Board may be conducted for this
purpose.
9) Display of Photographs of Teachers: This is one of the priority areas of the 3d Chief
Secretaries Conference for addressing the issue of proxy teachers and teacher
absenteeism. To address this issue, photographs of teachers should be displayed in a
common area in the school premises. Most of the States and UTs have completed this
exercise but this is a continuous process. For this purpose, there should be a provision in
schools where the display of teachers' photographs is updated in case of transfer or
retirement of a teacher.
l0)Kasturba Gandhi Balika vidyalaya (KGBV): Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas'
(KGBVs) offers a significant opportunity to empower girls. As per NEP 2020, instead of
the existing four types of KGBVs, it was observed that the focus should subsequently be
on one t)?e of KGBV i.e., the Class 6 to 12 type. Ideally, a KGBV should only be a
hostel tied up with a Pre-primary-Grade 12 school.
Accordingly, States and uTs were advised to prioritize the strengthening of KGBVs
on similar lines. It was further informed that NCERT has conducted a study for
evaluation of the existing KGBVs and to come up with a suggestive model for a KGBV.
The report will be shared with all States and UTs shortly and States are requested to
adhere to this guideline.
ll)UDISE+ 2022-232 The UDISE+ data for 2022-23 is in the process of being released and
in the meantime the Department is trying to conelate and triangulate the data to assess the
reason for any increase or decrease in the educational indicators. However, Secretary
(DoSEL) highlighted that there seems to be a decrease in the availability of enrolment
capacity ur u [Link] goes up to a higher grade due to which seamless transfer is affected.
Moreover, retention rate for schools with grades from I to 12 is very high whereas
there is a drop in the other schools due to presence of multiple school structures. To
address many such issues, it was informed that a State/UT specific analysis based on the
latest UDISE+ will be shared by DDG Statistics shortly with States. States and UTs were
advised to share these data with senior officials oftheir respective States and UTs to draw
their attention towards this important issue of multiplicity of schools. It will facilitate in
making pertinent policy level decisions as per requirement.
l2) Repeaters in Grade 10 & 12: As per the data available, across the country, around 27.5
lak| students are failing in class l0 while around 18.6 lakh students are failing in class 12.
States and UTs were informed that the State of Andhra Pradesh has issued an official
Government order, with effect from the academic session 2023-24, making it mandatory
for students who fail in classes l0 and 12 to repeat the class as a regular student, with a
focus to improve the Gross Enrolment Ratio.
Furthermore, there are also students who are not appearing in these exams and they
could be the potential candidates for skill-based training and open schooling. Other States
and UTs weri also requested to look into this issue and take necessary steps to address the
issues of failures of students in lOrh and l2th Classes.
l3) Addressing the issue of PTR for children with Special Needs: Ms. A. Srrja, Economic
Advisor info rmed about the recent amendment to the RTE Act, which prescrib
appo intment of I special education teacher for every l0 CwDs for classes I to 5 , and
specl al education teacher for every l5 CwDs for classes 6 to 8' In this context, as per the
recen t directive of the Hon'ble Supreme Court, States and UTs are required to file an
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affidavir by giving a list of details which includes the number of students with special
needs and the number of teachers required, within a period of six weeks.
As per information in UDISE+, around 20% schools have CwSN and the percentage
of CwSN at National level is 0.85%. Hence, it was suggested a mapping exercise may be
conducted to assess the requirements of special educators.
l4) Strengthening convergence between stakeholders: It was observed that at prcsent there
is not much interaction taking place between the schools and higher education
institutions. Under the PM SHRI scheme, an innovative intervention has been initiated
wherein STEM teachers and head teachers can go for trainings in IITs and IIMs.
Also, innovative concepts being implemented by other stakeholders such as
integration of environmental awareness and sustainability programme into school
eduiation through green school audits, zero tolerance to water wastage, initiatives
through school students for water purity measurement, are unique initiatives that can be
adapted by States and UTs.
15) Re-analysis ofBudget under the three components (EE, SE & TE): Secretary, DoSEL
observed that the budget and expendirure under the Elementary Education, Secondary
Education and Teacher Education head needs to be analysed for all States and UTs. The
purpose is to work out avenues for spending more, especially under the SE and TE
tomponent. It was decided to hold a mid-term review under Samagra Shiksha for all
States and uTs to assess and monitor the intervention wise progress and also the
requirement of supplementary funds' if any.
l6)Social Audit: The expendirure on conducting the Social Audit will be met from the
Media, Monitoring, Management, Evaluation and Research (MMMER) funds of Samagra
Shiksha which constitutes up to 0.5% of state Annual Allocation." In case flexibility is
required in the budget limit proposed, states may write to the Department for any
possible amendment. Further, due to challenges faced by the states in identifoing and
selecting SAUs, it was informed that the option of educational institutes based on NAAC
rating for conducting Social Audit in schools may be explored (in case there is no
feasibility of signing MoU with SAUs). The Department will also be reviewing the
progress of Social Audit on a half yearly basis, in which representatives of States and
bAU, institutels) etc., may participate. A detailed presentation was made and StatefuTs
were asked to follow it.
17)Vidyanjali Portal: The Vidyanjali portal helps volunteers interact and connect directly
with schools of their choice to share their knowledge and skills as well as contribute in
the form of assets, etc. States are urged to onboard their schools and avail the facilities
provided under this initiative. It was noted that a few States have their own portals; and
ih..u*. ought to be connected with the Vidyanjali portal. ln addition, the Department
will also conduct an exercise for mapping of States which have their own portal.
18) Focus on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN): The National Education
Policy (NEP), 2020 lays special focus on FLN and ECCE as it is the foundation of all
futur; leaming. Thereiore, under NIPUN Bharat Mission, the emphasis should be on
ensuring three-years of pre-schooling for every child before entry into grade l. For this
[Link].l the tLM for preschools like Jadui Pitara and its e-version and textbooks for
blaises t and 2 should immediately be put to use from this academic session, especially
in local languages. In addition, emp hasis should be on implementation of Vidya Pravesh,
3 months School Preparation Modul e, so that every child in the country necessaril
attains Foundational Literacy and Numeracy by the end of Grade 2,by 2026'
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clubs-Ensuring Saturation and meaningful activities: The NEP 2020,
emphasizes
1g) Eco
curricula. In this
integration of environmental awareness and sustainability into school
,.gid, i is equally important to get the students across all stages engaged in meanin-gful
un? ug"-uppropriate environmeni friendly activities lt was mentioned
that Eco Club
leamers to equip themselves with the relevant knowledge'
;;td;t u [Link] ptuttormandforenable them to come up with responsible climate solutions'
behaviours and attitudes
Itwas,therefore,suggestedthatStates/UTsmayendeavourtoestablishEcoClubsthe
across all schools in iheir respective jurisdictions and align
their activities with
Misrion LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment) programme of the Government'
mapped into defined
The salient seven core thematic areas of Mission LiFE are being
A detailed template
activities and associated with an equivalent metric for measurement.
for the same would be shared soon by the coordination bureau'
20)FinancialsupporttomanpowerinResidentiatschools/Ilostels-Statesarerunntng
Residential Schools/Hostels'particularly Kasturba Gandhi
Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV9/
N.iu1i SuUt u.t Chandra Sot't euutiyu Vidyalaya
(NSCBAV' under Samagra Shiksha
scheme. Financial suppo[ towards' salaries ii provided
to staff of the Residential
central share for salaries is capped,
hostels/Schools und", sumugra Shiksha. Although ihe
manpower support apart
it is clarified that states miy provide additional funds for
from the PAB approvals from their State Funds'
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Samagra Shiksha framewo't' Stut"truit are
advised to avoid any individual/vendor
specific proposal Due procedure of procurement as
laid down as per the extant guidelines
and Procurement (FMP) needs to
and Samagra Shiksha Manual of Financial Management
goo-rls/services including utilization of GeM
be followed ty the statesruis for hiring of
portal.
Section II:
State Specific Issues - Assam
l)SchoolsizeandSingle'[Link]:Asperthepresentationshared,outofthetotal
Zero enrolment, 35511 schools are with
45490 schools ln ttre State, i+O schools are wiih
less than 50 enrolment loi+ schools are single teacher schools. In addition, the
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numberofschoolswithadversePTRattheElementary|eve|is-2.7.,[Link],
of schools and ensure
OoSgi *gg.*ed that the State needs to ensure consolidation level'
,[Link] n"rimber of teachers in all school, especially at the Elementary
pendency
2) pendency in Infrastructure facilities: As reported by the State, there is major
at the Elementary' Secondary
in completion of irtrastructure iacilities (since incepiion)
and Higher Secondary Education as detailed
below:
83 890 9l.470
I Ma or lr 9',73
3158 6tJ 2535 80.77Yo
2 Additi onal Classroom
'715
3 Dilapidated g"44EL 7t5 0 100.00%
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4 Science Lab I140 561 579 50.79%
5 Boundary Wall 488 72 4t6 85.2s%
With respect to previous non-recurring approvals, for which no action has been taken up
by the State over the years, it was reiterated that as per the Samagra Shiksha framework
these are committed liabilities which would become the sole responsibility of the State
after a point of time i.e., 5 years after the approval. State is urged to come up with a
concrete plan ofaction for completing pending works which have not been started within
a time frame.
3) Establishment of VSK: State is yet to set up Vidya Samiksha Kendra for improved
monitoring of activities and leaming outcomes. State is directed to make the VSK
functional by 31"' March, 2024.
4) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBV): Out of the 8l Types IV approved
KGBVs 64 are functional and 17 (21%) are yet to be made functional. The State also
needs to design measures to fill the vacancies given of the total capacity of 19550 seats
13730 seats are filled and 5820 (30 %) seats are still vacant of the total capacity'
s) Drop-Out Rates: State is facing high drop-outs where the drop-out rates have increased
at Primary 6.02%) & Upper Primary level (8.82%) in 2021-22 from 2020-21. The Drop-
out Rate at Secondary level has decreased from 3 1.00 in 2020-21 to 20.25 in 2021-22.
State is asked to take appropriate steps and reduce the Drop-Out Rate. Action Taken
Report may be shared regularly by the State.
6) Vacancies in Teacher Education Institutes (TEIs): There is a high vacancy of
academic positions as per State sanctioned posts in the SCERT and DIETs. Out of the 45
State sanctioned posts in SCERT, 12 are filled and 33 (73.33oh) are vacant. In 27
functional DIETs in State, out of 668 State sanctioned posts, 372 are filled and 296
(44.31%) are vacant. Considering the important role of these institutions in empowering
of teachers, the vacant positions of the SCERT and DIETs may be filled on priority to
strengthen these institutions. In addition, it was informed that the release of funds under
the DIETs of Excellence Scheme will be contingent upon the filling up of existing
vacancies latest by 30th June, 2024.
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9) Implementation of Vidya Pravesh: State has been implementing Vidya Pravesh in
39100 (85.95%) Govemment and Govemment aided schools from the FY 2023-24. It
was pointed out that as the 3'd CS Conference prioritizes the implementation of Vidya
Pravesh, it is crucial to ensure that all private schools are also implementing this three-
month School Preparedness Module from their own resources.
10) Display of Photographs of Teachers in Schools: State has reported display of
photographs of teachers in 44,083 government schools i.e., 96.90%. As per the 3'd CS
Conference to the address the issue of proxy teachers and teacher absenteeism, the State
was urged to ensure that photographs of all the teachers are displayed and updated in all
schools. State is requested to complete the display latest by 31"tMay, 2024 and rcport.
11) Indicative Budget for 2024-25: It was clarified that the total budget approved for FY
2024-25 will be restricted to the envelope of the total indicative outlay i.e. Rs. 3580.69
crore against which Rs. 3915.91 crore has been approved by the PAB. The Spillover for
the State has increased from Rs. 864.21 crore as on 19th Jan,2024 to 987.58 crore on 15th
April,2024.1n case, State spends more, it was advised to come with a supplementary
proposal in the month of September, 2024.
12)Audit and Annual Report: State has submitted the Audit Report and Annual report for
theFY 2022-23.
13) Spill Over: The state has an outlay of Rs. 98758.85 lakh as Spill over under various
activities falling under Elementary Education, Secondary Education and Teacher
Education under the various non-recurring activities as on 15th Apnl2024. Therefore, as
per the PAB discussion, State is directed to develop a plan of action for the timely
completion of the pending non-recumng activity.
Section III:
Financial Section - Assam
The approved estimates for the AWP&B fot 2024-25 under Elementary, Secondary and
Teacher Education are as under:
(Rs. in lak}l)
I 2 3 4 5 5
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Teacher
5458.66 2021.02 s468.07 7489.09 12947.7s
Education
Based on the demand of funds projected for 2024-25, the tentative share of recurring and
non-recurring grants is given below:
. In lakh
Elementary Secondary Teacher
Component Total
Education Education Education
The balance of the outlay (i.e., Rs. 98758.85 lakh) approved under non-recurring
components in previous years which is not spent fully, is the outlay saved/spill over for
the iubsequent year (i.e. 2024-25). Against the above Spill over, the committed liability
of Department of SE&L is Rs. 70382.47 lakh (Rs. 34499.7',7 lakh for Elementary, Rs.
324i i.3g lakh for Secondary and Rs.3408.31 lakh under Teacher Education) keeping in
view the total approvals and grants already released.
Non-recurring grant will be released against the committed liabilities and the fresh approvals
subject to thi production of required documents by State/UTs and physical and financial
progress of these interventions under the non-recurring head.
As per Section 7(5) of the RTE Act, 2009, the State Govemment shall, after taking into
coniideration the funds provided by the central Govemment above and the mandatory
matching State share, provide the balance funds necessary to fulfil the estimate for the
impleme-ntation of the Act. The interventions under the Samagra Shiksha comprise of
actlvities pertaining to Elementary, Secondary and Teacher Education respectively and there
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is a single Budget for Samagra Shiksha in the Demand for Grants (BE) 2024-25. The release
of funds would be from a single Budget Head only. However, for purposes ofascertaining the
quantum of funds going to each component, the Sub-Heads for Elementary (including
Teacher Education) and Secondary Education has been classified separately.
The States and UTs have been repeatedly informed about the compliance ofthe guidelines of
Ministry of Finance for release of funds under CSS. The StatesAJTs are to strictly adhere to
the implementation of the new financial architecture where CSS funds are being released in 4
instalments, while ensuring 75% expenditure at each stage. Submission of proposals should
be well within time, to ensure maximum disbursement of funds from GOI. In case of delay in
compliance of the necessary guidelines the StatesruTs may not be able to receive the
earmarked funds for the FY.
The State should invariably provide Single Budget Head during 2024-25 and the
nomenclature should be Samagra Shiksha. Since Samagra Shiksha would be catering to
various activities relating to RTE entitlements and all other Elementary interventions as
well as Teacher Training and activities for BRCs and CRCs which forms the portion of
Teacher Education activities as well as for Secondary Education, the States shall also
provide a suitable Nomenclature with Sub-Heads to identify the disbursement of funds
separately under all components of Samagra Shiksha' Fund flow to SCERTs' DIETs
etc. will be through State Nodal Account of State Implementing Society only.
3. Spill Over
An outlay of Rs.98758.85 lakh as Spill over as on i5th April 2024 under various activities
falling under Elementary Education, Secondary Education and Teacher Education was
estimated with the condition that all pending activities should be completed on or before
September, 2024. The detail is enclosed al Annexure IL
4, Surrender of Activitv:
Rs. 864.65 lakh is surrendered by the State (Elementary Education Rs. 318.30 lakh and
Secondary Education Rs.546.35 lakh). The detail is enclosed at Annexure III.
5. Costing Sheet
The consolidated item-wise estimate for 2024-25 is at Annexure 1Il. The State must bifurcate
the annexed costing sheet among all the districts according to their proposals/approvals and
capture the district wise expenditure against the budget allotted, on the PRABANDH portal
on a monthly basis for the real time monitoring of each activity/component approved under
Samagra Shiksha. Also, State needs to ensure that timely implementation of the various
interventions as per the annual calendar of activities submitted.
The PAB has approved the above activities for the State during F.Y. 2024-25 subject to the
following conditions:
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2 Thereshouldnotbeanyduplicationofactivitiesandbeneliciariesbetween
Samagra Shiksha and other schemes.
3. Comp-onents which fall under the purview of the Department
of WCD' or other
with
Ministries/Departments must be carried out in convergence and accordance
respective Ministries/Departments guidance'
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Annexure-1.
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
14. Shri Shobhit Gupta, Director Finance (SE&L), Ministry of Education (MoE)
15. Shri Shib Das Sarkar, Deputy Secretary (SE&L), Ministry of Education (MoE)
16. Sh. Tej Pal Singh, Under Secretary, Ministry of Education (MoE)
2I . Ms. Anchal Arora, (State Coordinator for Assam), chief consultant (TSG), Samagra
Shiksha, MoE
22. Ms. Tara Naorem, TSG Principal Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE'
23. Mr. D. C. Goyal, TSG Principal Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE'
24. Ms. Alka Mishra, TSG Chief Consultant, Sama$a Shiksha, MoE'
25. Mr. Sameer Daniel, TSG Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE'
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26. Mr. Inderjeet Vatsa, TSG Senior Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE.
27. Ms. Meenkashi Khandari, TSG Senior Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE.
28. Mr. Vivek Verma, TSG Senior Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE.
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Total of N6taji Subhas Chandra Avasiya vidhyalaya 12 6880 00000 ,l o 310.05000 0 rol ,o] 6569.95000
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Total of Oponing of New / Upgraded Schools 94 9879.12600 17 2a 505.05400 28 49
'l Additional Classrooms (Upto 1567 8121.21700 206 1013 2737.70529 1013 348 1361 5383.51171
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3 Gids Toilets (uplo Class Vlll) 704 1105.58000 401 209 873.58000 209 s4 303 232.00000
il Boundary Wall 398 3364.21000 17 272 986.41000 272 r09 381 2377.80000
7 Fumilure (Upto Class Vlll) 77579 6531.24000 0 0 0.00000 0 71579 77579 6531.24000
8 Ramps and Handrails 2095 273.60000 1405 0 268.a0000 0 690 690 4.80000
I Dilapidaled Building (Primary) 585 4972.50000 0 460 1564.00000 460 125 585 3408.50000
l0 Dilapideted Euilding (Upper 130 1105.00000 0 109 370.60000 109 21 130 734.40000
Primary)
Sub Total 44573 28968.42700 2602 2836 8774.15829 2836 79135 81971 20194-26471
3 Lab Equipment (SciLab) 1254 87.69000 1047 207 0.00000 207 0 207 87.69000
a [Link] Classroom 820 9945.38000 314 123 1358.27000 123 506 8587.11000
Physical Physical
Sub Compodent Activity Sub Activily
Financial Financial
Physical Financial ln. ln- Not
Total
Complete progress progress Started
0 0 436.07600 0 90 90 505.28400
90 941.36000
3.8 Roiuvenation of Basic 1 Boundary Wall
lnf astruclure and 22 101.50000 22 1 23 9.50000
37 111.00000 14
2 Boys Toilels
Overall Cleallness of
2 0 1.20000 0 0 0 0.00000
Govt. Schools 2 1.20000
3 Electnficalion
(SocondaryXNR) 7.28800
6 15 52.15200 15 209 224
230 59.44000
4 Girls Toilet
19 31 144.13000 31 3 34 69.10100
53 213.23100
5 Maior Repan
41 68 735.05800 68 303 371 591.17300
Sub Total 412 1326.23100
'11538 4737 25243.59329 4737 80707 85,144 52542.74971
Total ot Slrengthening ol Existing Schools 96982 77786.34300
4765 26058.69729 4765 80766 8553'l 68486.77171
Total ol Access & Retention 97048 9,!s,|5.46900 't 1557
Physical Physical
Sub component Aclivity Sub Activity
Financial Financial
Physical Financial ln' ln- Not
Complete Total
progress progless Started
1.4 KGBV - Type - lV (NR) 1 Consiruclion of Euilding (New) 47 2657.51000 .ul 10 337.24594 TO 2 12 2320.26406
(New) (Classes lX -
x[)
Sub Total 47 2657.51000 *l 10 337.24594 't0 2 12 2320.26406
24.00000 0 0 0.00000
Tolalof Provision for Children with Special Needs (cwsN) 12 24.00000 12 0 0
0 0.00000 0 1 41s.00000
Total of ironiloring [Link] SFtem (MlS) 1 41s.00000 1 1
,l 4't5.00000
Total ol Monitoring ol the Scheme 1 415.00000 0 I 0.00000 0 1
Sub Total 73131 8226.60000 54034 19097 5388.90000 19097 0 19097 2837.70000
Tolal ot Funds ror Quality (LEP, lnnovation, Guidance elc) 73131 8226.60000 5,m34 19097 s388.90000 19097 0 19097 2837.70000
Sub Total 3914 8636.22900 3500 414 6210.63000 414 0 414 2425.59900
Total ot Quallty lnlerventions 81905 27960.',t4400 60535 21349 17971.89460 21349 21 21370 9988.24940
Total of [Link] ofVocatlonal Educatlon.t Socondary '1271 4323.03400 252 644 1354.69000 644 38 1 1025 2968.34400
and hlghor SocondarY
Total ot Skill Educetion 1277 4323.03400 252 644 1354.69000 644 381 1025 2968.3r{400
,| 20.00000
Sub Total 3 20.40000 0 0.40000 0 2 2
s0.38412 7 2159.61588
1.3 Slrengthening of l DlETs 1 2210.00000 0 6 6 1
Administralive Block)
0 0.00000 150.00000
I Residential Hoslel(Male) 1 150.00000 0 0 1
0 0 0.00000 0 8.80000
ll CWSN Toilet 8.80000
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Spill Over - Assam
Budget C!mmulative Progress (Since Spill Over
[Link](Cummulative) lnception)
Grand Total of All ajor 865624 150333.48160 74353 26901 5t574.63700 26901 764370 791271 98758.84460
ProDosal Recommendalion
Schomo SSA/RMSA,ISS Name of activitv Sanction vear No. of activity Amount in lakhs t{o. ot actlvlty Amount an lakhs
SSA (Elementarv) Pre-Samaqra Shiksha ACR 2011 12 3 13.120 3 13.120
ACR 2012-13 2 I 600 2 I 600
ACR 2017-18 10 52.953 10 52.953
Girls toilet 2012-13 7 8.750 7 8.750
Girls loilet 2013-14 6 7.500 6 7.500
Girls toilet 201415 23 28 750 23 28 750
Gids loilel 2015-16 0.000 I 0.000
Giris loilel 2417-18 9.620 4 I 620
Boys toilel 2414-15 37 50.430 37 50.430
Boys loilel 2015-16 7 9.660 7 I 660
Ramp 2013-14 2l 0.500 2 0.s00
Maior repair 2019-20 -----T---. 3.000 1 3.000
Headmaster room 2012-13 3 17.358 3 17 358
New School Buildinq 2011-12 8 49 900 8 49 900
UDaradataon frorn LP to UP 2017 -18 3 15 886 3 15 886
RMSA (Secondaryl Secondary ACR 2010-11 7 39 410 7 39 410
ACR 2013-14 I 58 410 I 58.410
Drinkinq waler 2016-17 6 3.000 6 3.000
Ramp 2016-17 3 0 840 3 0 840
Science lab
Science lab
2010-11
2011-12
f-3--__l
1
18.300
6 100
3
1
18 300
6.100
Science lab 2013,14 4 27 960 27.960
Science lab 2015-16 8 88.560 8 88.560
Science lab 2017-18 8 88 560 8 88.560
Computer room 2013-14 3 17.420 3 17.820
Computer room 2015-16 8 86 560 8 86 560
ArU crafl room 2011-12 1 5.000 1 5.000
2013-14 5 29 700 5 29 700
Library 2010-'t 2 14 000 2 14 000
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1
Recommendation Sheet
(Samagra Shiksha)
of
Assam
2024,.2025
Recommended
by
Summary at a Glance
Expenditure rill 31 st March 2024
Budget Approved for F 2023-24
Total
Total Recurring [Link]
SNo Particulars Recurring Non-Recurling
'178577.10350 10472.14710 189049.25060
43152.63960 227346.90960
184194.27000
I Elem entary Education
27987.58700 59076.14700 25497.51500 2331.48400 27828.99900
31088.56000
2 Secondary Education
i-- 5199.05000 10001.73300 4802.68300 50.3a412 4A53.06712
4802.68300
3 Teachgr Education
29642i1.78960 208877.30',t50 128v.01522 221731.31672
220085.51300 76339.27660
4 Grand Total
,.80 000
S ruo,ouo
5
E 140,000
P rzo,ooo
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80,000 E
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Spillover
Spillover ExPenditure Spillover Balance
Spillover APProval
SNo Particulars 36414.83239 43530.36521
79945.19760
1 Elementary Education 14766.96494 49769.81906
64536.78400
2 Secondary Education 392.83967 5458.66033
5851.50000
3 Teache. Educatlon 5't574.63700 98758.84460
150333.48160
4 Total
(F'Y' 2024'20251
State Plan Vs Recommendation
Recommendaiion
State Plan
Recurring Non-Recurring Total
Particulars Non-Recurring Total
SNo Recurring 2247 05.78956
196256.36956 2A449.42000
47858.12500 249909.73063
202051.60563
Elementary Education 35889.139s9 24747.67400 60636.81359
38487.88600 75124.4A617
36636.60017
2 56condarY Education 5468.071',l0 2021.02n00 7489.09110
2021.02000 7498.69110
s477 .6i 110
3 Teacher Education 237613.s802s 552'18.11400 292831.69425
88367.03100 332532.90790
244165.87690
4 Grand Total 263s48.52483
299279.617 11
Central Share(90.0%) 29283.16943
33253.29079
6 State Share(10.0%)
PRABANDH
'All figures (ln Lakhs)
3 Gender & Equity I [Link] 6'1.25000 15692.64920 4.72 14818 94540 61 25000 14880.19540 5.08
t
3f25fz. 91
I 292831. 59
55, A34.29
s5,835. OOl
14,84o.195
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91, z4l, 429 -' . ..."'154.835
\ 12, 610
'1 14, 79
'22.
elccess & Retention lFinancl-at Support for Teachers Access t Retention r Financial Support for Teachers
r.
Gender & Equity Inclusive Education Gender & Equity Inclusive Education
llonitoring of the Scheme Program llanagement llonitoring of the Scheme Program llanagement
Quatity Interventions { RTE Entitlements Quatity Inte rventions $RTE Entittements
.Skilt Education. Sports & Physical Education .Skill Education . Sports & Physical Education
rTeacher Education rTeacher Education
5-3 Part time leachers R 27 2.16000 58.32000 27 2.16000 58.32000 Recommended as Prcposod
8-Specific Skill lraining R 900 0.00500 4.50000 900 0.00500 4.50000 R6commend€d as Popos€d
g-Medical care / Contingencies R 900 0.00600 5.40000 900 0.00600 5.40000 Recommsndod as Proposed
14-Eramination Fee 197 0.0't000 1.97000 197 0.01000 1.97000 R€comm€ndod as Popos€d
16-1 Full time Accountant R g 2.16000 't9.44000 I 2.16000 19.44000 R6mmm€nded as Prcposed
4-Replacement ol bedding (once NR 2000 0.02500 50.00000 2000 0.02500 50.00000 Rocommsnd€d as pmpos€d
1.1.3 - KGBV - 'l -Food/Lodging p6r child p€r R '10675 0.23100 2465.92500 10675 0.23100 2465.92500 Rocommended as [Link]€d
Typo lll month
(Recuning) 128.10000 R6comm6nd€d as Propossd
2-Supplemenlary ILM, Stationery R 10675 0.01200 128.10000 10675 0.01200
(Previous Y€ar)
and oth6r educational material |
(class€s vl-Xll)
3-1 Warden 72 2.88000 207.36000 72 2.88000 207.36000 Recomrsrdod @Rs.24000/- p€r monlh pat
4-3 Parl time leachers R I 2',16 2.16000 466.56000 216 2.16000 465.56000 Recommend€d as Prcpos€d
5-2 Supporl Slafl - (Accountant / R 144 1.44000 207.36000 1 1.44000 207.36000 Recommsndsd as Propos€d
Assistant, Peon, Chowkidar)
7-2 Assistant Cook R '144 1.20000 172.80000 144 1.20000 172.80000 R€commendsd as Prcposed
9-4 Full Time leachers/Lecturer R 864 2.64000 2280.96000 864 2.64000 2280.96000 Rscomm€n&d as Prcposod
1o-Specific skilllraining per girl R '10675 o.0o5oo 53_37500 10675 0.00500 53.37500 R€cornmsnded as Prcposod
1l-Medical care / Conlingencies R 10675 0.006001 64.05000 10675 0.00600 64.05000 R€commsndBd as Propossd
16-ExaminatDn Fee R 3600 0.01000 36.00000 3600 0.01000 36.00000 Rgmmmended as Proposod
'l 7-Stipend per girl p€r month R 6525 0.01200 78.30000 6525 0.01200 78.30000 R6commsndsd as Prcpossd
18-1 Full time Accountant R 11 2.16000 153.36000 71 2.16000 153.36000 R€commendsd as Propo$d
2o-Stipend per girl p6r monlh R 4150 0.01200 49.80000 4150 0.01200 49.80000 RocomdEnded as Proposed
21-1 Full time Accountant R 1 2.16000 2.16000 1 2.16000 2.16000 Recomm6nded as Propos€d
Total oI Kasturba Gandhl Ballka Vidyalaya (KGBVS) 66231 7766.42400 6623'l 7766-42400
'1.2 - Special 1.2.1 - Sp€cisl 1-Sanitary Pad R 642455 0.00240 1s41.89200 642455 0.00180 1156.41900 R€cornrn€dod @ Rs 1eO for 60 $nilsry
[Link] p€r gn lbr 842455 GldB
ProFcls for Projects for
0.04000 374.76000 Recomm€nd6d @ Rs 4000r p€r Scttool.
Equity Equity - 2-Prcgramme for Education and R 9369 0.05000 468.45000 9363
Recuring Empow€rmenl of Adolescents
1.3 - Rani 1 3.1 - Rani 1-Rani Laxmibai Atma Raksha R 9377 0.15000 1406.55000 9377 0.15000 1406.55000 Recomm€nded as Pmpossd
Total ot Rani Laxmibai Atma Rakha Prashikshan s377 1406.55000 9377 1406.55000
2.1 - Spocial 2.1.1 - Special 1-12 Month (Non-R€sidential - R 48623 0.06000 2917.38000 48623 0.06000 2917.38000 Star6 h5s id€niifisd 61039 Oot ol sciool
2-RTE
children lor 2024-25. Our ol th6m 48623
Enlillements Training of Out Training for Fresh)
childrcn rcquirsd Spacial Training for a
of School OoSC - Non- duralaon ol 12 Month No. Rasideniial.
Children (OoSC) Residential lnformatlon uploadad on PRABANOH Podal
(Fresh) The Sam6 is R€comm€ndod.
2.1.2 - Special 1-12 Month (Residential- Fresh) R 3991 0.20000 798.20000 39S1 0.20000 798.20000 For 2024-25 slale has idsnt'fi€d
51 .029 our ot s€lool dildron. out ot thsm
Training for
3991 chlldren rcquirs Sp6cialTraining lor s
OoSC - dudalbn of 12 Monlh Rosidontial. Moda.
Residentral lnfolmalion uploaded on PRABANDH Porla!.
([Link]) Th€ Sams is R6commsndod.
2.1.3 - Spocial 1-9 Months (Non - R€sid€ntial- 35773 0.04500 1609.78500 35173 0.04500 1609.78500 Recomm6nd€d as Propos€d
Training for Prev. Yea4
chjld wb€ d€tailis uploadsd on PFIaBANoH
OoSC - Non-
Resldenlial
Sub Total 35773 1609.78500 35773 1609.78500
(Previou6 year)
2.1-4 - Months (Non-Residentlol - R 13935 0.03000 418.05000 13935 0.03000 418.05000 R€commgndsd as propos€d .
1-6 Months (Residential- Migrant) R 483 0.10000 48.30000 483 0.10000 48.30000 Recomm€nded as Propos6d.
srare has upload€d lh6 dgtailof Migmnl
lnteNention for
children on PRABANOH.
Migrani Childron
(R6sidential) Sub Total 483 48.30000 483 48.30000
2.3.1 - Uniform 1-AllGirls R 1945483 0.00600 11672.89800 1945483 0.00600 1't672.89800 Rocommsnded as prcposod
2.3 - Frao
Uniforms 243514 0.00600 1461.08400 Recomm€n6d a3 prcpossd
2-ST Boys R 243514 0.00600 1461.08400
3-SC Boys R 140074 0.00600 a40.44400 140074 0.00600 840.44400 Recommonded as proposed
4-BPL Boys R 1468287 0.00600 8809.72200 1468287 0.00600 8809.72200 Recomm66ded as prcgosod
Ten '1-Text Books (Class I - ll) 1064680 0.00250 2661.70000 1064680 0.00250 2661.70000 Recommendod as propossd
2.4 - Ftee 2.4.1 - Frse R
Textbooks Books
2-Braille Books (Class I ll) R 180 0.00250 0.45000 180 0.00250 0.45000 Recommand€d ts propos€d
3-Text Books (Class lll - V) 1531499 0.00250 3A24.74750 153149S 0.00250 3824.74750 R€commendad as propos€d
4-Braille Books (Class lll - V) R 220 0.00250 0.55000 220 0.00250 0.55000 Recommended as propossd
s-Text Eooks (Class Vl - Vlll) R 1394416 0.00400 5577.66400 1394416 0.00400 5577.66400 Recommended as proposod
7-Primer/T6xlbook for Tribal R 0.00200 30 72600 15363 0.00200 30.72600 Racommsnded as prcpos€d
Language/bridging malerials
2.5 - Supporl to 2.5.1 - Support 1-Suppon to SCPCR (LJpto R 44122 0.00050 22.06100 44122 0.00050 22.06100 [Link] as propos6d
SCPCR to scPcR Highest Class Vlll)
3 - Access E 3.'l - Netaii 3.1.1 - Netaji I -Food/Lodging p€r child p€r R 100 0.23100 23.10000 100 0.23100 23.10000 R6comi!€nded rood a.d lodging @Rs.
Retention Subhas Chandra Subhash monlh 2|oo/child/monlh for l1 months for t hoslelol
Chandra Bose !00 capacity
(Capacity'100) R 1 2.88000 I
2. 8000 '| 2.88000 2.88000 Rocomm€ndod @ Rs- 24000/hoad lor ooe
wad6n in 1 op66tional hostelol l00 capacily
(Elementary)
5-3 Parl time leachers R 3 2.16000 6.4 8000 3 2.16000 6.48000 Recommended @ Rs. 18000/head lor 3 Pan
tm6 toacher in 1 oparationat hosrsl ol 100
6-'1 Full Time Accountant 1 2.16000 2.16000 1 2.16000 2.16000 Rscomm6ndod @ Rs. 18000/head lor ono
Accountanl n 1 operational hosiel ol 100
7-1 Head Cook R 1 1 .44000 1.44000 1 1.44000 1 .,I4OOO i [Link]€nd.d @ as. r zooonreao ror one
n""o C-L ,n r ot lEtionrl hoErol d loo
I
icapsc'tt
8-2 Assislanl Cook R 2 1.20000 2.40000 2 T.20000 2.40000 Recommerded @ Rs. 10000/head ror 2 Asst
Cook in 1 [Link] hosl€i oI 100 capacity
9-Specifi c Skill lraining R 100 0.00500 0.50000 100 0.00500 0.50000 Rocommended as propos€d
1o-Electdcity / waler charges R 1 1.20000 1.20000 1 1.00000 1.00000 RocomrBndod @ Rs. 1blh / larr tor I
tundonal ho€tcl of 1m epedty
1 1 -Medical care/conlingencies R 100 0.00600 0.60000 100 0.00600 0.60000 Recomm€nded as proposod
14-2 Support stafi - (Accountanu R 2 1.44000 2.88000 2 1.44000 2.88000 Rscommsndod @ tu. 1 2000/hsad lor 2
Suppon Slatr in 1 op€[Link] hosl€l ol 100
Assistant. Peon, Chowkidar)
3.1.2 - Netaii 1-Food/Lodging per child p6r R 1300 0.23100 300.30000 1300 0.23100 300.30000 Rscommend€d tood and lodging @Rs.
2loo/drlld/monlh for 11 months for 1300
Subhash monlh
childr€n in 13 tunc:lionsl rcsid€nlial schools
Chandra Bose
2-Stipend per child por month R '1300 0.01200 15.60000 1300 0.01200 15.60000 Recomm€ndsd as proposed
Vidyalaya -
3-Suppl€mentary TLlvl, Stationery R 1300 0.01200 15.60000 1300 0.01200 15.60000 Recomm€nded as prcposod
Recuning
and other educational material
(Previous Y6a4
(Capacity 100) R 13
--+
2.88000 37.44000 2.88000 37.44000 RocomElonded @ Rs. 24000/h6rd lor 1
5-4 - 5 Fulltime teache6 as per R 80 2.64000 211.20000 80 2.64000 211.20000 Recommsndad @ tu- 22000/hsad 1o,80
iulllimo toachslB in 13 op6ration.l r66idenlial
RTE Norms
school o, 100 cspaclly 6ach
6-3 Parl time teachers R 39 2.16000 8424000 39 2.16000 84.24000 Recommgnd€d @ Rs. 18000/hoad tot 39 Pan
time €ach io 1 3 operational rosidenllal school
7-1 Head Cook R 13 1.44000 18.72000 13 1.44000 18.72000 Recomm€nd€d @ Rs. 12000/h€ad lor 13
H6ad Cooks in 1 3 operalional r€sidonlial
school ol 100 capacity sach
8-2 Assistant Cook R 26 1.20000 31.20000 26 1.20000 31.20000 RocomE €n,led @ R.. 1 0000/rt€5d lor 2
Assistanl Cook €ach i6 13 op€ralional
rosldenllal school of 100 capaclty 6a.h
g-Specifi c Skill training R 1300 0.00500 6.s0000 1300 0.00500 6.50000 Rocomrn€ndod ss propoGed @ Ra. soo/child
for 13q0 cfiildr€n in 13 fundaonal Gskbnlial
1 1 -Medicat care/conlingencies R 1300 0.00600 7.80000 1300 0.00600 7.80000 R6commend€d as proposed
14-Provision of Rent R 10 6.00000 60.00000 10 6.00000 60.00000 R€commend€d @ Rs. 50000/school P€r
monfl for 1 0 rcsid6ntial schools only
15-1 Full time Accountant R 13 [Link] 28.08000 13 2.16000 28.08000 R€conmond€d @ Rs. 18000/h6ad lor 1
'16-2 Support slaff - R 26 1.44000 37.44000 26 1.44000 37.44000 Rocomm€nded @ Rs. 1 2ooo/h€ad lor 2
Support Stafi each in 13 op6rational
(AccountanuAssistanl, Peon.
r€sidential [Link] oI 1 00 capacity €ach
Chowkidar)
Total ol ltetaji Subhas Chandra [Link] Vldhyalaya 7272 943.76000 7272 940.96000
3.2 - Transpo( & 3.2.1 - Transport 1-Children in remote habitation R 3931 0.06000 235.86000 3931 0.06000 235.86000 Rocommond6d lcr 3931 children in mmols
habfalion @6000^ amounling to Rs 235.46
Escort Facililios / Escort Facility
lakh ar ebmentary l€v€1.
(Elemenlary) Rocomm€ndaiion is subpct to: 1 ) E)@etalion
lrom lho slat€, alsasi 100/6 imprcvgmsnt in
rhs anendanc€ ol stldsnls. 2 ) Conside,ed for
studofits whos€ hatiiants aro mor€ lhan
1 kYV3 km away frcm ths naaest Govl
3.3 - 1 -Additional Classrooms (Uplo NR 1606 8.87000 14245.22000 848 8.87000 7521.76000 lecommoMod 848 as oer udiso oaP and
4-l\,4ajor Repair NR 403 3.74000 1so722000 301 3.48000 1047.48000 rs€ommond€d 301 as per udis€ 96P and
5-Furn ture (Uplo Class Vlll) NR 62582 0.10000 6258.20000 9230 0.08000 738.40000 r€coinm6nd6d 9230 as p€r udi6a oap and
6-Ramps and Handrails NR 350 0.49000 17r.50000 271 0.49000 132.79000 rccornm€nd6d 271 as p€r udbe gap and
IBuilding L6ss Schools (Upper NR 8.87000 257.23000 17 8.87000 150.7S000 rocomm€nd€d 17 as per udis€ oap and mrms
Primary)
'1o-Oilapidatad Building (Uppor NR 178 8.87000 1578.86000 95 8.87000 842.6s000 r€[Link]€nded 95 a5 pff udis€ gap and nom3
Primary)
3.3.2 - '1-Solar Panel NR 131 s.00000 655.00000 118 5.00000 590.00000 [Link]€nd€d as per Udis€ Gap and norms
Eloctrification in
Sub Total 131 65s.00000 '1 't
8 590.00000
Schools
(Elomentary) -
NR
Education for Children wilh Oriented pdmery seclions only), with a unit cosl ot
(cwsN) (Pre-Primary) 2-Transport Allowance R 519 0.06000 31.14000 519 0.06000 31.14000 Collddered for 519 CWSN (ln pro?.lryury
(Student $cuons only), wiltr a unit cos! ol
Specitic) Rs.600/month tor 10 monttu.
(Recurnng) 3-Providing Aids & Appliances R 210 0.05000 10.50000 210 0.05000 10.50000 Recomrnand€d as propossd for 21 0 CWSN (in
p.s-pflmgry s€clions only), wilh a unit co6t ol
[Link] (sn average unil [Link]).
Componenls
4,1.3 - '1-Eady ldontification and R 147 0.10000 14.70000 't47 0.10000 14.70000 Rscommend€d as propGod ror annual
a5s€5sm6nt csmps lo b6 organiz.d al uPlo
ldontifcalion & Oelection Camps (Pre-Primary)
hOhGt dass Vlll wl0| a unil cost ol
Assossment (up
Rs.10,oOO/BRC.
to Highesi Class
vu) sub Total 117 14.70000 147 14.70000
4.1.4 - Stip€nd 1-Stipend for Girls R 21507 0.02000 430.14000 2 1 507 0.02000 430.14000 R€commende<l 53 pmpos€d fo. 21 507 9id3
with spocial needs wilh a unit cosl of
for Girls (Upto
Rs.2oo/month f,.r 10 monlhs.
Highest Class -
This 3tD6nd is ro b€ disbursad lhough oBT
Vlll) (Recurring)
Sub Tolal 21507 430.14000 21507 430.14000
4.'1.5 - Stipend 1-Stipend for Girls R 747 0.02000 14.94000 745 0.02000 14.90000 R6comm6nd6d tor 745 glrl6 wllh 3p€cial
ossds (in pf8-prtm8ry ledions ont) as p€r
for Gids (Pre-
UDlSEi, wilh s unil cosl of tu.2o0/rnonlh ior
Primary)
(Recurring) Thl6 slrpend b to b€ disburs€d lhrough OBT.
4.1.7 - Student 1-Escort Allowance R 3745 0 .06000 224.70000 3145 0.06000 224.70000 Rocommendsd as proposod for 37tl5 es@rls
lo. cwSN. with a unil cost ol Rs.600/month lot
Ofl6nled
Components
(Upio Highost 14384 0.06000 863.04000 1438/ 0.05000 719.20000 Comldsred tor 14384 CWSN wlih a unil cosl
2-Transport Allowance R
ot R3.500/month for 10 monlhs. basod on
Class - Vlll)
[Link] of acuulies idsntitied by fls
(Student
Sialo.
Spocific)
(Recurring) 3-Home Based Education R 4167 0_02000 83.34000 4167 0.02000 83.34000 R€commend€d as propossd for4167 CWSN
gnrcllod in hom€ besod educalion progGm.
4-Braille Stalionary Material (lnc. R 143 0.09650 13.80000 143 0.09650 13.79950 Rscomrnended as proposed.
Embossed Chads, globes elc)
s-Providing Aids & Appliances R 9798 0.05000 489.90000 9798 0.05000 489.90000 Rscommend.d 6s progos€d lor 9798 CWSN
wltlr a unrl cosl of RS.50O0/CWSN (5n
4.1.8 - Student 1-Gap ldentiricalion for OoSCwSN R 147 0.05000 7.35000 147 0.05000 7.35000 Rocommondsd as proposed for conducting
suryey lor out ol schooi CWSN. with a unit cosl
Oriented
ot Rs.5.000/BRc.
Componenls
(upro Highest 2-Environmenl Building R 147 0.30000 [Link] 147 0.30000 44.10000 Recommended as proposed lor obseruing
programme [Link] Day lo. Porcons wlth Dbabililiss.
Class - Vlll)
(Block Level)
I wir,h a u^i cl of RS.30.00O/ARC.
(R6curring) 3'Helper/Ayas/Attendant R 't47 0.24000 35.28000 147 0.24000 35.28000 Considsrsd tor 147 child care st€ndants
placsd al BRCS.
4.1.9 - Capaclty 1-ln-sgrvice Tralnlng of Special R 703 0.0s000 35.15000 703 0.05000 35.15000 Racomm€nded as prcpos€d for 10 days
capacity builditrg program for 703 spscial
Suilding of Educators (Upto Highesl Class
oducatoB (n posilion only). wilh a unil cosl or
Special vflr) Rs.5O0/day/sp€cial ed'rcalo..
Educators (up to I
VIID
4.1 10 - 1-Financial Support (Previous Spl R 413 2.43603 1006.08000 4',l3 2.06000 850.78000 consldarcd (,r 41 3 spocial educ€tor8 (an
Resourc:€ Educators)
Supporl towards Sub Total 413 't006.08000 413 850.78000
Salary (Upto
Highesl Class
Vlll) lRocuning)
4.1.11 - 1-Equipping Resource Rooms NR 34 2.00000 68.00000 31 2.00000 62.00000 Consrdor€d lor 31 rssoorce c€nlr69 (one p€r
bloct), with a unil co3l of Rs. 2.0 latvBRc lot
Equipment
CWSN uplo chss Xll, 6ubi€ct lo submission E
Rosource Rooh
verificaton of datails submittsd by tho 5l.16.
(NR) Thls supporl is lor squipmonts in roEourco
csntrss alld is 5 orle tin€ grsnl (onca an 5
Tolal ot P.ovi3ion for [Link] with Special Noods 108259 3512.73500 5f571 3182.26950
{cwsN)
Total ot lnclusive Education 108259 3512.73500 57571 3182.26950
5.1 . NIPUN 5.1.1 - Nipun 1-Te6chin9 Loerning Materiab for R 2600404 0.00500 13002.02000 2600404 0.00500 13002.02000 Rgcommendsd 5s proposed
5 - Ouality
Bharat Mission Bharat Mission implementation of lnnovative
(FLN) pedagogios
2-Teacher R6source 119288 0.00150 178.93200 1'19288 0.00150 178.93200 Racommendsd as prcposed
Material/Aclivily Handbook
3-Capacity buildang of Toacll€rs of R 119288 0.05000 5964.40000 119288 0.05000 5964.40000 Reconmended as p,opos€d
GradeslloV(New)
4-lndependent, periodic and R 33 10.00000 330.00000 33 10.00000 330.00000 Recommended as prcposed
holisttc assessmenl ol Studsnts
5.1.2 - Formation 1-Dislrict Level R 33 22.00000 726.00000 33 22_00040 726.00000 Recommendsd as prcposed
Of PMU Sub Total 726.00000 726.00000
(Elementary)
5.1.3 - Formation 1 -State Level PMU Formation R 1 60.00000 60.00000 60.00000 60.00000 R€coft mended as [Link]
Of PMU (Elementary)
(Elemenlary) I 60.00000 60.00000
Sub Total 1
State Level
Torat of NlPL.,N Bharat Mission 2839047 20261.35200 2839047 20261.35200
5.2 - 5.2.1 - 1-Assessment al Slato l€vel R 33 10.00000 330.00000 33 10.00000 330.00000 Rocomrended @Rs l0lakhslor 33 diskrcls
to conducl asseesmsnt-r6lated activiilss. This
Assessment at Assessm€nt al
includes exFnses lor [Link] ass€ssmenl,
Nalional & Stat€ State level NAS 24. and Post NAS acliviti€s
level (Elementary)
Sub Totel 330.00000 33 330.00000
2-Oui2 Competition R 52254 0.00200 104.50800 52254 0.00200 104.50800 R€commend€d as prcpos€d for Ouiz
co,rp€titions on scignca and Math6mstic
3-Soencs Kil R 2910 0.09000 261.90000 2910 0.0s000 261.90000 Rocommsnded as popossd
4-Excursion Trip for Sludents R 3300 0.01000 33.00000 3300 0.01000 33.00000 R€c6mm6nd6d 3300 Sludent (100 sludentol
33 distnd) @ 10001psr studonl.
within State
7-Participatlon in Scisnce and R 52254 0.00200 104.50800 522s4 0.00200 104.50800 Re@mmended as propos€d
Maths Olympiads
3-SchoolGrant - (Enrol > 250 and R 1547 0.75000 1160.25000 1547 0.75000 1160.25000 Recommended as Pmposed
<= 1000 )
4-School Granl - (Enrol > 1000) R 1 1.00000 1.00000 1 1.00000 [Link] Recommended as Prcposod
tschool Granl (Enrol >= 1 and R 9140 0.10000 9'4.00000 9140 0.10000 914.00000 Recummgnd€d as Propos€d
<= 30)
Gurdance etc)
Sub Tolal 485428 2427.11000 315235 1576.17500
5.s.2 - 1-Hollstic Report Card for R 3807437 0.00005 190.37185 3807437 0.00005 190.37185 Recomm€nded for holislic prcgrsss cad tor
lnnovation Students (Elementary ) all sludonls of GGdos l{- NEP guidorin€s
Projects - n66d lo b€ foll 6d-Tne HPC ol allstud6nts
(El€m€ntary) which is communacarsd byschools to parenis
!o be compl€lely redasigned and uanslabd ia
(Recurnng)
rogaonal languages underguidano€ irom lhe
[Link] & SCERT,
The HPC should giv6 holistic. 360{egr6s,
muhidim€nsiotral .opon that r6fl6cls rn gr6at
[Link]€ progress as \16llrs ll|o unhusn€ss
ol €adr l65mer in tha coonilivo, atf6ctive. and
2-Youth & Eco Club R 5806 0.05000 290 30000 5806 0.05000 290.30000 Consrdorcd as proposod lor 5806 elomsnlary
schools @ Rs. sooo/annunvschool. Ih€ stat6
Ehould ulilir€ th6 rocomrn€nded lund on lh€
gov6mm6nt school studenls to havs lun and
be Foducliva whilo m€sling wilh ,risnds and
to make a positv€ impacl on lh€t loc€l
community afld th6 wodd.
3-Youth & Eco Club(stand alone 34306 0.04000 1372 24004 34306 0.M000 1372.24000 CoBldorcd as p6pos6d for 34306 stand-
aloos Primary 36ools @ Rs.
primary only schools)
4000/6nnum/school. Ths Ei,at€ should'rtilize
th€ r€commgnd€d tund on ln6 govomrn€nt
schoolstudsnls lo hav6 tun and b€ Ptoducliv6
wnib m€€ting wih tionds and to mals a
posilivs impact on their tocal comhunity and
4-lCT Lab to BRCS (Recumng) 145 2.40000 348.00000 145 2_40000 348.00000 R€coomonded as [Link]€d r€curing g€nl
for ICT labs eslablbhed in the 145 gRCs.
5-Gunotsav R 4235760 0.00075 3176.82000 4235760 0.00068 2880.31680 RscomnEnd6d lor th€ grada 1-12 sludotrls
@6a p€r srudsnt lo. comp€toncl ba8€d
ass€s5m6nt- Th€ proPos€d allocation may b€
us€d [Link] classroom basod a$essm€nt
lo .ddmss miscoicoDtlons c*rlldr€n may havo
aound coilc€pts which may load to
improvsmont ol sludrnts le6ming outcomos.
NAS 24 and stat6 lev6l Laes scal€
asr63!rn6nG c€n b€ cov6rEd undsr
ass€$m6nt al stat€ Lavel whlch ls sppBis€d
at 20 lakh p€r dEldct lor 33 dEldcts and
Aissssn€nt C6ll al SCERlTwhidr is
spprai8€d lor 50 l.th6.
6-0rientation /Iraining of General R 18719 0.02500 467.97500 18719 0.02500 467.97500 Recommefldqd for lrarning ol elomonlary
tsachsrc on leaching of subjocls lo CWSN
Teachers on lE
8-One Day General school 40171 0.00500 200.85500 40171 0.00500 200.85500 Rscommanded lor a0l7l Bl8m6ntary school
leachsl8 for trainrng on idenlllicanon ol lE
Teacher Training on Early
9-Experimentation & R 5806 0.02000 116.12000 5806 0.02000 116.12000 R6comm€ndsd of SIEM oxp€rimsnlation and
TLM buildlng by lsactulslor 5806 Elemenlary
D6monstration at IJP School
[Link] @ l3 2000 p€r school
1l-Twinning of schools R 40112 0.05000 2005.60000 40112 0.05000 2005.60000 Rocommanded as proposed lor twinning ol
[Link] to €nabls bolh lh6 parher schools to
adopt bosr pEctc€sleamings from sach
1-Rangotsav R
,l
5.00000 5.00000 1 5.00000 5.00000 R€conm6nd6d as prcpos€d lo. orcsnizing
Experiential
Learning Sub Total 1 5.00000 I 5.00000
(Elementiary)
5.5.4 - 1-T6ach6r Resourae Package NR 4901 0.13500 661.63500 4901 0.10000 490.10000 R€comrn€nd€d @Rs.1fr000 por t8bbt lor
tsacher r€6olrrE6 pacl4€ lor 4901 pdmaty
lnnovation (Primary)
Projects - (NR)
(Elementary) Sub Total 4901 661.63500 ,t90.1 490.10000
Total oI Fund3lor Ouallty (LEP, lnnovation, Guldanco 8706986 11338.66985 8508404 9968_05365
etc)
5.6 -Academic 5.6.1 - 1-lvlaintenance Grant R 4609 0.10000 460.90000 4609 0.10000 460.90000 R€commended as apprais€d Maintsnanc€
Glant Io.1609 CRCS @ Rs.10000/. pe. CRC
supporl through Provasions for
BRC/URC/CRC CRC6 2-TLM Grant R 460S 0.05000 230.45000 4609 0.05000 230.45000 Recommonded as propossd TLM Cranl for
4609 CRcs @ Rs.50O0/- p€r CRC.
3-[{eeting, TA R 4609 0.15000 691.35000 4609 0.15000 691.35000 Rscomm€ndsd ss propossd Moolingy'TA
Granl for 4609 CRCa @ R3- 1 5000/- per CRC.
4-Contingency Granl R 4609 0.10000 460.90000 4609 0.10000 460.90000 R6commsnded as proposod conllng€ncy
Granl lor a609 CRCS @ Rs.10000/- perCRC.
s-Mobility support for R 460S 0.10000 460.90000 Nol Rdanmondcd aa lhb wB 6 d|c lltYr.
gf8nt Fortlo.!.d ln 2OZl-23.
CRo([Link] of CRC)
Sub Total 23045 2304.50000 18436 1843.60000
855 3.42000 2924.10000 855 3.42000 2S24.10000 R€commendsd 12 monlhs salary for 855 ln-
5.6.2 - Provision 1-Financial Support for 1 R
2-Financial Supporl for 1 Data R 145 3.25000 471.25000 145 3.24996 471.24420 Recommsnded 12 monlhs salary lor 145 ln-
positlon oate Enlry op€ralor in 145 BRcs @
Entry Operator in position
tu. 2708U- por polson p€r monlh, as p3r t'a
3-Financial Support for 1 MIS R 145 5.02000 727.89998 145 5.01996 727.89420 Rocommsnd€d t2 months salary lo. ,ils ln-
Coordinator in position pGlion MIS Coordlnalor in 145 BRCa @ Rs.
41833/- p€r p€Gon p€r monlh, as p6r lh€
4-Financial Support lor 2 R 290 3.21000 930.90000 290 3.21000 930.90000 R€coomended 12 monlhs salary lo.29o ln-
p@itlon CWSN Raso'rrcs Psrs.n in 145
Resourc€ Persons for CWSN
SRCS @ Rs.26750/- p€r percon pff month,
tFinancial Support for 6 R 106 3.24000 343.44000 106 3.24000 343.44000 R€comm€nded 12 morlhs salary for 106 ln-
posilion Suqsd Spssfic RsEoor.a P€6on in
Resource Pgrsons at BRC
1tt5 BRCa @ tu. 270001 p€r pollon p6r
month, as p€r th6 nom8.
6-l\,laintenance Grant R 147 0.20000 29.40000 147 0_20000 29.40000 Rocomm6nd€d as propossd Mainl€nanca
Granl lor 147 aRCa @ Rs.20000/- p€r BRC.
7-TLE/TLIV Grant R 147 0.10000 14.70000 147 0.10000 14.70000 R€commendod as propos€d TLE/TLM Grant
lor 147 BRCS @ R3. 10000/- per BRC.
8-Meeting, TA 147 0.20000 29.40000 147 0.20000 29.40000 Recommeidod as apprais€d Meenng TA
I Granl for 147 BRCS @ Rs.200O0r p€r 8RC
+Contingencl G€nt R 147 1.00000 147.00000 147 1.00000 147.00000 Rocommend€d as appraEed [Link]
[Link] for 147 BRCS @ Rs. 100000/- psl ARC
1 o-Additional grant to BRC / URC R 147 5.00000 735.00000 147 5.00000 735.00000 Recommand6d 6s propos€d by slal6
Addilional [Link] ol tu 5.00 lakh psr annum ,or
€xpandang lno suppon b s€condary [Link].
5.7 - Library 5.7.1 - Library 1-upper Primary Schools R 5785 0.13000 752.05000 5785 0.13000 752.05000 Racoftfiiend€d as proposed tor 5785 [Link]
Grants Grant (uplo @ Rs. !3000 psr schod. Ihe funds lo. liblary
gront should b€ ulilizsd in accodanc€ wilh the
Highest Class
dolail€d quidslinoE isswd by MoE (|8lad
vflr)
03.10.2018, 21.07.2020 as amond€d by lsllsr
dabd 24.10.2021
2-Prjmary Schools R 34268 0.05000 1713.40000 34268 0.05000 1713.40000 Rocommond€d fo.3426a Echod6 @ Rs. som
p€r school. The tunds lor llbrary granl should
b€ ulllzod ln [Link]€ with lh8 dslallod
guid€llno3l3su€d by MoE dated 03.10.2018.
21 .07.m2O as am6ndod by lator dal€d
2A-10.2021
5.8.1 - ln-SeNice 1-Teachers Class Vl to R 23224 0.05000 1161.20000 23224 0.05000 1161.20000 Rscommended as [Link] l0 days Bk'ct
5.8 - Training for
Lav€l Training of Sci6nc€ and Malh6 Teach€rs
ln-seryice Training Vll(Govemmenl Schools)
ol ClEssss VltoVlll{Govl. School))on N€w
Teachor and (El€mentary) Ts book, Al, Tink€nog L6b and us3 of lcT,
H6ad Teachers ADacus, vedic Malhs. stc. Stale has
condocled €o.nprsh6nsivet€acnermod
assossment for idenlilying lhe gap areas-
2-State Level lraining for R 840 0.15000 126.00000 840 0.05000 42.00000 Rocommsndsd 1o-deys Sla!3 Lavel lnduclion
tBining @ Rs. 5oo p€r dty of 840 T€achst6
Toachers of Newly Provincaalised
for cspaoty btllding of Nowly ProYmcjalized
TG Schools (melhodology of I.G Sdools cov€dng nt€ arots{nolllodobgy
teaching, schoolmgt, use orTLMS of [Link], Muni-linguolEducation, U8o ol
and MLE)
3-Dislnct L€velTraining on School R 4609 0.05000 230.45000 4609 0.05000 230.45000 Rscomm€nd€d ass proposod lor 10 days
Total ofTrainlng for [Link] Teacher and Head 28673 1517.65000 28673 1433.65000
Teachers
5.9.,| - Recuning [Link] Cosl (lCT E Digital R 2489 2.40000 5973.60000 2449 2.40000 5973.60000 R€commsnded as prcpos€d
5.9 - lCT and
Digital lniliatives Componenls lnitiatives) (Option - l) (Existing)
(Oigital Hardware
2-Smart Classroom - (Recuring) R 761 o.22167 168.69032 337 0.19000 64.03000 As p€l tlr6 commitmonl glv€n by lh8 Slal6 tle
& Software upto nev smarl dassrooms $llh oslablbh.d bv
(Type - ll) (Elementary) (New)
Highest Class Sapt rnbor 2o24.R€cumng Gcdnm€odod fo.
v )
3-Smart Classroom - (ReciJring) R 2570 0.38000 976.60000 2574 0.38000 976.60000 Recommended as proposed as discussed in
(Typ6 - ll) (Elementary) (Existing)
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PRABANDH i!:'Ii httpsr/[Link]
Budget Demand - Assam No fund Recommanded L.3s lund Recomm€nded F. Y. - 2024-2025
L.-
Proposed by State Recommended by OoSEL
Major Sub R/
Activity Sub Activity u nil Amount (lh Unit Amount (ln Coordinator Remarks
Component Component NR Phy Qty Phy Qty
Cost Lakhs) Cost Lakhs)
Sub Total 5820 7118.89032 5396 7014.23000
s.9.2 - Oigital 1-Smart Classroom (Type - ll) NR 761 2.40000 1826.40000 337 2.40000 808.80000 Rscomm€nd€d iwo smarl classrooms
Hardware & (Elem€ntary) @Rs.2.4lakh per sch@l tor 337 sch@ls.
Software (up to
Sub Total 761 1826.40000 337 808.80000
Highest Class
vfi) - NR
Total of ICT and Digital lnitiatives 6581 8945.29032 5733 7823.03000
5.10 - Early 5.10.1 - Pre- 'l-TL[,4 for Children R 229530 0.00500 1147.65000 229530 0.00s00 1147.65000 Recommended as Proposcd
Childhood Care Primary
2-Support to Pro-Primary R 21973 0.26418 5804.90084 21973 0.20597 4525.77881 Rscomm€nd€d suppod to 21 973 p.€-pnriary
and Education (Rocuning)
(Eisling)
(ECCE)
Sub Toral 25't503 6952.55084 251503 5673.42881
5.10.2 - Pre- 1-Child Friendly Furnilure NR 10505 0.60000 6303.00000 10505 0.60000 6303.00000 Rocommended as prcposod for child furniluro
Primary (Non-
2-BALA Features NR 9102 0.25000 2425.50000 9702 0.25000 2425_50000 Rscomm€.dsd as prcpossd
Recuring)
Sub Tolal 20207 8728.50000 20207 8728.50000
Total of Early Childhood Care and Education IECCE) 271?10 '15681.05084 271710 14401.92881
6 - Moniloring of 6.'1 - I\ronitoring 6.1.1 - 1-Chlld Tracking Syslem R 6972363 0.00002 139.44726 5476702 0.00002 109.53404 R€comnr€nd€d @ R6. 2.00 psr child ror
the Scheme lnformation Monitoring of the Enrolmonl in Govl- and Govl. Aided Schools
System (MlS) Scheme 2-MlS (UDISE +) R 6972363 0.00003 209.17089 5476702 0.00003 164.30106 R€.ommend€d @ Rs. 3.m p€r drild lor
Efiolmont in Govl. and Govl. Ail,6d Slod3
Sub Tolal 13944726 348.61815 10953404 273.83510
6.1.2 - Vadya 1-Vidya Samiksha Kendra R 1 122.5400 122.58000 1 85.00000 85.00000 Rgcomrn€nd€d. Consid€Gllon lo th€ r€l€vsnt
Samiksha (Recuning) 0 lnlomallon submn6d by lh6 siat6, wort for
Kendra s€lup of Csll c€nlIe. ldenlillcallon of 3
T6chnicel PMU lhrougn NrcSl coflrdstod,
(Recurring)
Oashboard of VSK, ksam lhrough CIET.
NCERT has atso b€sn crcalod and hodiad at
htlpBl/[Link]. ProcuEn'onl ol
hardware has b€€n lnitist€d through G€M:
3lnco lh6 stale VSK is €xpoclod lo go liv€
soonsr, an afl)ounl of Rs. 85 bkhs ls
rBco.n.n€rid€d for lhe r€.rring acljvitiss of
'RABANDH
Budgel Demand - Assam Rocommend€d F. Y. - 2024-2025
! No fund Less lund Rocommended
7 - Program 7.1 - Program 7.1.1 - Program 1-Program Managem€nl R 33 343.'t 148 11322.78999 1 9610.000 9610.00000
Managemenl Management Managomenl (MMMER) Dislrict Level 5 00
(LilMMER) (t\.t i/ tv E R)
2-Program Managsm€nt R 1 3000.000 [Link] 1 3000.000 3000.00000
(MMMER - E.E /S.E. /T.E.) 00 00
8 - Finencial 8.1 - Financial 8.'1.1 - Financial 1-Financial Supporl for Teach€r R 33 1691.878 55832.00100 1 55831.74 55831_74000 Wm rcr€rcncs ro lh6 PAB Mlnutos 2021-22 d
Support for Supporl lor Support for Salary (Elementary) 82 000 Assam Rs. 6568zl.40lalh was [Link]€ al
9 - Sports & 9.1 - Sports & 9.'l .'l - Sports & 1-Sports & Physical Education R v243 0 .05000 1712.15000 34243 0.05000 1712.15000 Recomm€nd€d as propos€d lor 3243
Physical Physical Physical (Primary Schools schools @ 5000 rs psr schools
)
Educeton Educelion Education (uplo ao propG€d for 5785 schools
2-Sports & Physical Educ€tion R 5785 0.10000 578.50000 5785 0.10000 578.s0000 R€comrnsnd€d
Highest Class @ 10000 rs p6l 3chools
(Upper Pimary Schools )
v l)
Sub Total 40028 2290.65000 40028 2290.65000
1.1.2 - Op€ning 1-Recuning Cost - Secondary R 12 15.00000 180_00000 12 15.00000 180.00000 R€comm6nd6d as prcpos€d Rs. 1 80.00 l6kh
ror R€orring cost of 1 2 tuncrional S€codary
(Pr6vious) (Samagra)
Schools (Prcvious) @ Rs. 15lakh per school
Upgraded
annually to mool oul lh6 e4€ns€3 ol
Schools - mafrpowor, €tc. as p€r lt!€ norms.
Rscumng Ststus ol S€[Link] Scnools schools und6.
(Secondary) Ssmagra Shiksha. Toial 17 sanclbrEd and
r2 ala tuncfional(PFr{8ANDH 20t01120231:
l)2015-16: 4 S6cond3ry Schools wors
sanclic.l€d end all aro luncti,onal *ilh il25
1.1.3 - Opening 1-High€r Socondary School - NR 16 376.0400 6016.64000 6 376.0400 225624000 considsrsd 5 schools for upgradauon lrom
1.1.4 - Op€ning 1-Recuning Cost - Hr. Sec. (1 R I 50.40000 453.60000 9 50.40000 453.60000 R6comm€nded as apprai$d Rs. 453.60 lakh
lor Rscuning cosl ot I Sr. S6mndary Schools
of Nsw / Subjecl) (Previous) (Samagra)
(Prcvious)for 12 months as psr lhs noms.
Upgrad€d
Status ol9. Secondary Schools schools
Schools - und€r SamagE Shiksha. Total2T Sanclronod
R€cuning (Hr. snd allaro not lunclional(PRABANOH Jan
Secondary) 2a):
1) 201920:9 S.. [Link] Schools wer€
sanctioned and ysl lo mado lunctional.
2) 2022-23:9 Sr. Socondary schools woro
sanclioned and y6l lo mads lunclional.
3) 2022-2319 Sr. S€condary Schools w€ro
sanction6d snd yet to mad€ lunctional.
1.2 - 1.z.',t - 1-Boys Toilel NR 238 3.00000 714.00000 173 3.00000 519.O0000 rccornmended 1 73 ss p€r udis6 !6p and
Slrenglhening of Strenglhening of
Existing Schools Eristing Schools 2-Lab Equipment (Sci Lab) NR 351 1.00000 351.00000 251 1.000G) 257.00000 .ocommendad 257 as par udisa gap and
(lx - x) -NR
3-Science Lab NR 351 18.97400 6659.87400 257 18.97400 4876_31800 recomm€nded 257 a3 pff Udise gap and
4-Additional Classroom NR 276 18.97400 5236.82400 146 18.97400 2770.20400 [Link]€nd€d 146 55 p€r udis€ g€p srd
[Link] Toilel NR 181 3.18000 575_58000 151 3.18000 480.18000 rocommended 151 as p€r udiss gap 6nd
6-Ramps and Handrails NR 55 0.49000 26.95000 23 0.49000 11.27000 rscommendod 23 as p6r udise qap and noms
l-Physics Lab NR 65 18.97400 1233.3't000 2t) 18.97400 4S3.32400 r€cornmerd€d 26 €s p€r udi56 gap afld mrnrs
Strenglhening ol 62 18.97400 1176.38800 26 18.97400 493.32400 recommended 26 as p8r udise gap and norms
2-Chemistry Lab NR
1.00000 65.00000 26 1.00000 26.00000 Gcornmondod 26 a3 par udls6 gap €nd mrms
6-Lab Equipmenl (Physics) NR 65
62 1.00000 62.00000 26 1.00000 26.00000 rccommend€d 26 as P6l udis€ gap and noms
7-Lab Equipmenl (Chemistry) NR
60 1.00000 60.00000 26 1.00000 26.00000 rccomm€nd€d 26 a5 p€r udis€ gap and noltrts
&Lab Equipment (Biology) NR
g-Ramps and Handrails NR 32 0.49000 15.68000 18 0.49000 8.82000 r€commsndod 18.8 p€r udbe $p and noms
1.2.3 - Teacher 1-R6sidential Quarter NR 66 59.87500 3951.75000 66 5S.87500 3951.75000 rccommended as prcposed
Quarter - NR Sub Total 66 395'1.75000 66 3951.75000
(up to Highest
Cla6s X or Xll)
1.2.4 - ReDaidnq 1-lValor Repair NR 160 11.82000 1891.20000 121 9.74000 1178.54000 R€.omm6nd6d ts ps udiso gapand norms
and Renovations Sub Total 160 1891.20000 '121 't 178.54000
(up to Highesl
Class X or Xll)
-NR
Total of Strongthoning of Existing Schools 23677.65600 1493 1s997.03400
1.3 - Op€n '1.3.1 - Op€n lsupport to Ags Group 16-'19 R 11325 0 .02000 226.50000 11325 0.02000 226.s0000 For 2024-25 siaio has uploadod 20,030
Dropout ch drcn oul ofthem l1 325 childrc.
Schooling Schools System (upto Hlghest Class xll)
arc willing !o conlinuo lhsir sducatio. [Link]
System for ooSC
OOL Mod€ and requircs inancisl Assislanc€.
(Nrosisros) Tho Sam€ numbs is r€commend€d.
2. RTE 2.1 - Community 2.1.1 - 1-SN4DC Training R 4223 0 .03000 126.69000 4223 0.03000 126.69000 Recommsnded as Proposod lor SMDC
T€ining and Prcpanng School Osvelopm6nt
Entitlements Mobilization Community
Mobilization
(Secondary) 2-Community Mobilization R 4223 0.01500 63.34500 4223 0.01500 63.34500 Recommended as Proposed
3 - Quality 3.1 - Funds for 3.1.1 - 1-Holistic Report Card for R 819863 0.00005 40.99315 819863 0.00005 40.99315 R6conm6nd6d for hoilstic progls8s cad lor
lntervenlions Quality (LEP, Sludenls (Socondary & Sr. allslud€nls ol Grad.s 9-12. NEP guidelin€s
n6ed lo b€ lollo$/6d ,or HPC dercbpmoot
lnnovation. Projects - Secondary)
which is to commrnic€l by sciooE lo parents
Guidanc€ 6tc) Recuning
lo bo complGl€ly rsd$lgmd and translatad in
(Secondary & Sr
regional languages under gurdenco t oo lho
Secondary) [Link] & SCERT,
The HPC ahould giv6 hollslic, 360do9rs€,
munidimonsional report lhal reflects in greal
dslail tho proor€ss as w€ll as th6 uniqu6nos3
ol each l€amor if, lho cognilivs, aff€ctve. and
psychomolor [Link].
2-Talent Search at school level R 4223 0.03000 T26.69000 4223 0.03000 126.69000 Recomm6nded as proposed for Tslenl Soarch
al th€ schoollevsllo b€ conducr€d al Ot€
dElricl l6v6l ln ditr66nl 6r6as ol co-cunicula.
3-T€acher Exchange pr€ramme R 2.00000 66.00000 33 2_00000 66.00000 Rscomm€ndod as prcposcd lor lh6 T6ch6,
Exchanso Prosramme. The obioclrv€ ol lhls
inlsrv€ntionas lo inculcsle innovativo
4-Aclivily Based Demonstration R { 164 0.02000 83.28000 4164 0.02000 83.28000 fh6 aclivily sillb3 impl6manlsd at school
t€v61. Ths Soience- M8lhs ieadl€€ lrainad
undarllT. OU and NII willbE [Link].d [o
develop th€ Science -Malhs Teaching
Loamang mat6rial6/ annolralive €xp€drnenls/
models lor d€moffilEtion in actual classroom
silualion. So thal lh6l€aming lovoloflh6
st denls is enhancod.
To prsparc th€ matorialv equipmod
sxpsrim€nls/ Models along with orionlaiion
and rssourc€/ guidd books lo th€ t6acn€rs.
Considsr€d @ Rs.2000 p€r schoolior4164
s-lmpact Assesshenl SuNey on R 100 0.25000 25.00000 100 0.25000 25.00000 R€comm€ndod as p6l lh6 propo3al. lor impacl
Vocalional Education analysls tor Vocalioml Educalion, SiBI€ is
rcquirod to lubmjl E ropofl copy !o oosEL
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I No lund Recommondad Le66 fund R€commondod
6-Ek Bharat Sharasth tharat R 4223 0.02000 84.46000 4223 0.01600 67.56800 Rocomrn€ndod for conducling EBSB .ctlvilies
in lh6 school.. Stato to submit lh€ monlhly
aclivity roporl to ule Minislry limet.
147 0.20000 29.40000 Suppod lor lh6 ssrns wa6 also 3pp{ov€d tor
7-Adolesc€nce to adulthood prg R 147 0.20000 23.40000
lho yoar 2023-2:l and Stal6 has [Link]
IE
pmgrGssol90.6%.
Stala h6s propo6sd lor'WE Club' activitbs
i.e. conduclrng progl'ms (once a monlh)ln
147 schools (on€ p€r 8RC)on the imPonance
of social. emolional aod phFcal h€alth ol
3.1.3 - LEP 1-Leaming R 242711 0.00500 1213.55s00 242533 0.00500 1212.66500 RacomnBnd€d i 242533 stud€nls r.s.25 7o
or lhe lotrl €nrcllmont or stud€n6 in Grcd€ 9-
(Class lX - Xll) EnhancemenYEndchment
12 @Rs 500 por stud6nl [Link]
Programme (Rsm6dial Teachang)
Total ot Fundr for Quality (LEP, lnnovstion, Guidanc. 1075467 1689.87815 10?5289 1668.59615
otc)
3.2 - Training for 3.2.1 - ln-Selvic€ 1-Teachers Class Xl to Xll R 2681 0.05000 134 05000 2681 0.05000 134.05000 Rocommendsd as proposed 10 daystralnng
otallsr. $condary (Govi.)tsactuls as p€r
ln-seNice T6ining (lX - Xll (Government Schools)
subFcl sp€€il5c iraining n Scjence and Maths
Teacher and )
Head Teachers
2-Teachers Class lX to X R 38827 0.02500 970.67500 3A827 0.02500 970.67500 R€commondod as [Link] 5 days trainlng of
slls€con&ry (Govt.)t8achels 5s psr subjocl
(Government Schools)
spociric n66d [Link] id€nlilied.
3-KRPS training al Stato level R 1295 0.05000 64.75000 1295 0.05000 64.75000 R€[Link]€d s6 propos€d as P8r norm
lorlO days [Link] ol90 Key r63ourco
(Class lX to X)
persons @ Rs. 500 pd day.
4-KRPS training at Slate level R 90 0.05000 4.50000 90 0.05000 4.50000 R6comm6ndod as proposed as P6r nom
forl 0 days trahing ol 90 Key rcsource
(Class Xl to Xll)
p€rcons @ Rs.500 P€r day
1-Loadershlp tralning for the 4223 0.03000 126.69000 4223 0.03000 126.69000 R€dnmen&d as propos€d t0 days itaanang
3.2.2 - Training
of schoolh6ads @ Rs. 300 pfl day on 6chool
of R€sourc2 School Heads
loadorship managam€nl.
Persons &
Sub Total 4223 126.69000 4223 126.69000
Master Tlainers
(Secondary)
Totrl of Tiainlng lor ln-aoivlce Teacho. and Hoad 47116 't300.66500 47116 1300.66500
Teach6as
l-SchoolGrant - (Enrol> 30 and R 443 0.25000 110.75000 443 0.25000 110.75000 Rocomm€ndod as Pto9os€d
3.3 - Composile 3.3.1 - Annual
School Grant Granl (up to <=100 )
Highest Class X O.5OO00 680.00000 Rscomm€ndsd as Proposed
2-School Granl - (Enrol > 100 and R 1360 0.50000 680.00000 1360
or xll) <= 250 )
3-School Grant - (Enrol > 250 and R 2182 0.7s000 1636.50000 2182 0.75000 1636.50000 Re@mm6ndsd as Prcposed
<= 1000 )
4-School Grant - (Enrol > 1000) R 193 1.00000 193.00000 193 1.00000 193.00000 Rscommonded as Prcpossd
&School Granl (Enrol >= 1 and R 45 0_10000 4.50000 45 0.10000 4.50000 Rscommend€d as PrcPos€d
<= 30)
1-Secondary Schools (Upto Class R 0.15000 4S0.05000 3267 0.15000 490.05000 Rocomm€ndsd as prcposed tor 3267 scnooB
3.4 - Library 3.4.1 - Library
@ Rs. 15000 psrschool. Th€ runds tor liblary
Granls Grant (upto x) grant should b€ utlized in accordane wi$ lns
Highest Class derailed guidalinss issuod by MoE dated
xfl) 03.10.m18, 21.07.2020 as am€nded by letsr
dated 2B.10.2021
2-Senior Secondary School (UPto R 956 0.20000 191.20000 956 0.20000 191.20000 Rocommen&d as proPos6d lor 956 schools
@ Rs.20000 p€rschool. Th6lunds ror lbrary
Class Xll) grant should b€ uliliz€d in a@ordancs with lhe
dstailsd guidslin€s issu€d by MoE dat6d
03.10.2018. 21.07.2020 as anend€d by Ene.
3.5 - Rastriya 3.5.'l - Rashtriya 1-Science Exhibition / Book Fair R 33 2.00000 66.00000 33 2.00000 66.00000 Science Exhib ion is proposed lo b€
organissd in school, block, dastncl and srrr6
Aavishkar Aaviskaar
levolwilh ltu h6lp oiT6acherc, SMCS,
Abhiyan Abhiyan
MothoG Group, PRts. Voluntary
(Secondary)
organisalions, ass6m Sci€nco socigty 6ic.
2-Quiz Comp€tilion R 25338 0.00200 50.67600 25338 0.00200 50.67600 Ouiz comp€lition js proposed to be conduciad
flom Sc*'oollo slale l€v€l in collaboralion wllh
repul€d collegss ol th€ disticts.
Recomfiondod 6s propos€d
3-Study Trip for Studonts to R 9900 0.00500 49.50000 9900 0.00500 49.50000 R6comm€nd€d 300 stud€nl p€r diskicl
Higher lnslitutions (Wilhin Stales)
4-Science Kit R 1046 0.15000 156.90000 1046 0.12041 125.94886 R6commsnd€d @ Rs. 12041/- per Kil lor
Sd€nca Kh s3 p.r NCERT noltfrcalron br
Educa0on KlB.
s-Atal Tinkoring Labs & Robotics R 132 10.00000 1320.00000 132 10 00000 1320.00000 Recommended as [Link]€d. I 32 Tinkcnng
Lab @ 10lakh €ach
6-Fo[halion of Sci€nce / Malhs 330 0_25000 82.50000 330 0.25000 82.50000 Rocomm€ndod as prcpos€d
Clubs
7-Participation in Childrens R 38007 0.00200 76.01400 38007 0.00200 76.0140O Recomm€nd€d as propos€d tor [Link]
of studonls rn Scienc€ Congrsss lo. providg
Scienc6 Congres6
th6 [Link] lo 'hrold |hoir craetiwhess
and slr8tdr lh6il ii'agnation. R€cornmendsd
&Panicipation in Science and R 25338 0.00300 76.01400 25338 0.00300 76.01400 Recommend€d as prcposed
Maths Olyrhpiads
g-School Menloring by Higher R 330 0.05000 16.s0000 330 0.05000 16.50000 Reconmended as propos€d
EducaUon lnstititutes
1o'Vedic lrlaths R 35575 0.00500 177.87500 35575 0.00500 177.87500 Recommended as proposed
3.6 - lCT and 3.6.1 - Digital 1-Smart Classroom (Type - ll) NR 697 2.40000 1672 80000 4S5 2.40000 1188.00000 Recor rEnd€d @RS.2.4 l6th pd sdlool lor
(Secondary & Sr. secondary) lwo smart dassrcom8 in 495 3chools.
Digitallnitiatives Hardware &
3.6.2 - Recuring 1-Recuning Cost (lCT & Digital R 1564 2.02000 3159.28000 1564 2.02000 3159.28000 R6cornm6nd€d as prcpos€d.
600 schools wllcomplsto 5yetls rn 31sl
Compon€nts lnitiativ€s) (S6condary & Sr.
March 2024.|h€ss 600 schools willnol be
(Digil,al Hardware Secondary) (Option - l) (Existing) con5id6r€d n 2025-26.
& Soft/vare upto
2-Smarl Classroom (Recurring) R 3014 0 .38000 1145.32000 3014 0.38000 1145.32000 R6commsnd6d lor 2600 schools $,lich ar6
Highest Class
lunclional as p€r PRAMNoH. As psl lh6
xn) (Secondary & Sr. Secondary)
commilm€nl giv€n by lh6 Slate r€meining 414
(Option - ll) (Existinq)
schools will b€ mad€ funclional rrom lsl Aptil
2024. SlEl6 is raquast€d to updab $e th6
sam6 in PFIABANOH oodal.
3-Smart Classroom (Recurring) R 697 0.22167 154.50392 495 0.19000 94.05000 R€.rining recomm€ndsd lor six monlhs only
63 p€r ths [Link]€nt givon by ha Stalo i e
(Secondary & Sr. Secondary)
lhe now srran dassroorm will b€ a3liablBh€d
(Oprion - ll) (New) by Sspt€mbor 20221.
4.1.1 - Financial 1-Financial Support lor Teachor R 3.00000 3.00000 2.55000 2.55000 Wilh rcfglsnc€ to lh€ PA8-2021-22 Manules of
4 - Financial 4.1 - Financial 1 1
5.1.1 - KGBV - '1-Food/Lodging per child per R 5670 0.23100 1309.77000 5670 0.23100 1309.77000 R€comm€ndod.s Proposod
5 - Gender & 5.1 - Kasturba
Equny Gandhi Balika Type - lV month
R 449868 0.00240 1079.68320 449868 0.00180 809.76240 R€commonded @tu180 lor Pad( ol60
4-Saniiary Pad
Sanitdry pad lor 449868 GldB
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L l No lund Recommended L€Bs lund Rocommendod
Class - Xll) 2-Sports & Exposure Visil R 33 0.30000 9.90000 33 0.30000 9.90000 R€mmm€nd€d ro. sporls ev€nls ac.oc6 all
(District Level) dislricls, b6s€d on prioriiizatlon of activltlos
(Recuning) idenlili€d by the StEte.
3-Th€rapeutrc SeNices R 35 0.28286 9.90000 33 o.28286 9.33438 Rscomm€ndcd as proposed.
4-Orientation ol Principals R 33 0.50000 16.50000 33 0.s0000 16.50000 Rscomm€nded to. onenbtion program
Educationel adminislrators
parents / guardians elc,
(Upto Highest 2-Gap ldenlilicalion Ior OoSCwSN R 147 o.15oool 22.o5ooo 147 0.15000 22.05000 R€comm€nded tor condocling survsy lor
Class - Xll) mapping out ol school CWSN, bas€d on
(Block Lcvel) prlodlization olactivilles idontitisd by tho
(Recuning) Sials.
3-Environmenl Building R 147 o_22000 32.34000 140 o.22000 30.80000 R€[Link] for oOserving lntematonal
programme Oay of Pelsons wilh Disabilill€s w{h a unn
cosl ol Rs.22,omERC, bssod on pdomzdbn
ot activili€s idenlifi6d by lhe Stat€.
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Budget Demand . Assam Rocommendcd F. Y. - 2024-2025
L No lund Lo3r fund Recommondcd
6.'1.4 - Stipend 1 -Stipend for Girls R 2113 0.02000 42.26000 2113 0.02000 42.26A00 Recommended tor2113 gins wfh sp€clal
for Gids (Upto needs as psl UOISE+ with a unil cosl ol
[Link]/month for 10 monlhs.
Highest Class -
fhrs snpend 6 ro be dBbursed thrcugh OBT
Xll) (Recuning)
Sub Total 2113 42.26000 2't13 42.26000
6.1.5 - 1-ldentification and Assessment R 147 0.10000 14.70000 0.10000 14.70000 R6comm6aded as proposod for annual
ld€ntilication & (Medical Assossmont Camps) I ass€ssmenl csryrps wilh a unit cosr ot
Building of Educato6 (Upto Highest Class prcglam lor 196 [Link] (ln poslllon only)
wilh a unil co6l or RB.g)0/d5y/[Link].
Sp€cial xll)
Educato6 (up to
Sub Total 196 9.80000 196 9.80000
Highest Class
xI)
6.1.7 - '1 -Equipments for Resource NR 33 2.00000 66.00000 15 2.00000 30.00000 Considsrsd ior 15 resourcs c€otrss (on€ psr
Strengthening Rooms block), with a unit cosl ot RB. 2.0 lakh/BRC lor
Componenls
CWSN upto class Xll, subi€ct lo tl€
[Link] of d€l,alls 6ubmitt6d by th6 sl.l€.
undor lnclusive
Ihis support ls lor oquipm€nts resourco
an
Education (Upto canlrBs and 16 a o.o lims grcnt (orE6 i6 5
Highest Class -
x[)(NR)
Sub Total 66.00000 15 30.00000
6.1.8 - Resource 1-Financial Support (Previous Spl R 38 3.00000 114.00000 38 3.00000 114.00000 Considersd as pe. PAB ap$owl 2022-23, lot
Support towards Educators) 38 special sduc€tors ln position only wilh a
unit cosl of Rs.3-0 lakh/[Link]/sp6cial
Salary (Upto
Highest Class
Xll) (Recurring) Sub Tolal 38 1'14.00000 38 114.00000
Totalof [Link] for Chlldr6n with Spoci.l N.ed3 4042 403.88990 3868 363.93S38
(cwsN)
Total ol lnclusive Education 4042 403.88990 3868 363.93938
7.1.3 - Recumng 1-Financial Supporl lor Vocational R 2522 2.82000 71t2.O4000 2.70490 6821.75780 I 14 raho6 @Rs. 25000/- p€l mmrh, 876
Supporl VE - Teach€r/ Trainer (Existing) lrainsG @Rs. 24000/- p6r month. 778 lralnor6
Existing @Rs. 230001p€r monlh. 754 lraimrs @Rs.
fiXxy- per rnonth ( Max. limit is 25mo/- o6r
,nonfl)
2-Financiel Support tor Resource R 1276 1.56000 1990.56000 1276 1.56000 1990.56000 Rocomm€nded as proposed
Persons (Exisling)
3-Raw material granl for new R 1276 2.80000 3572.80000 1276 2. 80000 3572.80000 Remmmended as proposed
school per course (Exisling)
4{ost of providing Hands R 1276 1.s3000 1952 2aOOO 1276 1.53000 1952.28000 RecomriEnded as prcposed
Training Stud€nts (Existing)
tAssessment and Cerlificalion R 82081 0.00600 4e2.48600 82081 0.00600 | 492.48600 Rocomrnondsd lor students ol cl6ss loih and
Cost (Ensting) 12rlt
|
6-Oflic€ Expenses / 1276 1.25000 1595.00000 1276 25000 1595.00000 Rocommonded as proposed
Conlingencies f or School
{Existing)
7-lnduction training ofVE - R 754 0.05000 37.70000 754 c.05000 37.70000 For !0 days induclion l€ining lo 754 new
Teache.s (10 Days) - (Existing) lrainers, lnduding School Pdnclpal
8-ln-service TEining of VE - 1768 0.02500 44.20000 1768 0.02500 44.20000 For 1768€,(isting trainsls includlng 3chool6
Teachers (5 - Days) - (Existing) pdnclFl
Physical Physical Physical (Sr. Socondary) sports equipm€nt in 956 s€nior s€condary
schools @ Rs. 25000 por school. Th.
Education Education Education (upto
utilization olths tunds tor spons & physical
Highost Class
sducstion should b€ in accordanc€ wilh lho
xn) d€lailed guidolines a$u€d by MOE on
24.'12.2018
2-Spois & Physical Education ( R 3267 0.25000 816.75000 3267 0.25000 816.75000 Recommonded as goposod for p{oviding
sports oquaprnsnt in 3267 secondary sct'ools
Secondary)
@ Rs.25000 perschool. The ulillzEiion of lh€
lunds lor sporls & physlcal educalion should
be in accordanco wth tho detail€d gui(bln€s
i$usd by MOE on 24.12.2018
1.2.2 - 1-SCERT (Technology Suppon) 1 2.40000 2.40000 1 2.40000 2.40000 Rocomm€ndsd as propo$d rccuning co€i ior
lhe Tschnology l6b esiablishsd atth€ SCERT
Technology
Support to TEls 2-OlETs (Technology Supporl) R 27 2.40000 64.80000 23 2.40000 55.20000 R€comm€nd€d .ocuring cosl lor lh6
Tochnology labs at lh€ 23 DIET3 whoto al is
(Recuning)
lunclionsl. Tschnology lab for lh€ 4 n€wly
€siablash3d olETs (Kamrup, Baksa, chirang &
udlagud) nol y€l tunclion6l.
z-Specific projecls for Research R 27 9.25930 250.00110 21 9.25930 250.00110 Rscommonded .s proposod fo. r6s6arch
aclivities (DIET) acllvill*lo b€ conduclod by th6 tacultios in
lh6 27 DIETS rnduding acrbn rossarcies and
3-Program & Activities (SCERT) R 'I 40.00000 40.00000 1 40.00000 40.00000 Rscommsndod as prcpos€d a6 p€rnorm ror
conducting vanous activ,tes by lh6 SCERT
lodor programms & aclivitios. Th€so aclivili€6
includcs: Capacily building ot Toachor
Educatorc oo classrco.n transaction with
muhilingual appmacht Oevelopment and
orisntation ol a Leaming Managemenl
Syst€mi [Link] Program on Ad hteglaled
Educatoni Consultatv€ Meal on changlng
lol€ ol OIET: Programms evalualion &
moniloring aclivities, elc.
4-Speciric programme for R 1 r0.00000 10.00000 1 10 00000 10.00000 R€[Link] as pmpos6; fo.lh3 SCERT
Resoarch activitaes (SCERT) lo. conducling a ras€arch study on i$ues
rclatod lo languag€ in t6s gadsn alsa modsl
sdooB .nd ellecriveness of sp€cially
do6agnsd m'rnilngual loaming padGge in
solving lhe prcblems.
Educators (TEls) (Academic 2-CTEs R 45 6.15388 276.92460 45 6.15388 276.92460 [Link]€d as propoc€d cenlnl .upporl
Posls) a3 p€r norm fo.60% of u€ loral fillod up posl
and provd€d for 45 tac1Jltos in lhs 7 CTES.
3-DlETs R 312 1 .091 23 2637.93756 372 7.09123 2637.93756 Rocornmsnded as proposed cenlral suppod
as psl nom for 60% ol th€ rol.l llll€d up post
and provd€d lor 372 t€achar aducalors n the
27 OlETs.
Supporl) 2-DlETs R 90 4.37351 393.61590 90 4.37351 393.61590 R6@mm€nd6d as proposad salary of90 para
acadsmlcs in tho 27 DlETslor up lo 60 % ol
lh6 lotal till6d up posl as P6r lh€ nom.
1.8 - Annual 1.8.1 - Annual 1-BlTEs R 1 5.00000 5.00000 1 5.00000 5.00000 Recommonded as proposed as peroorm
Grant for TEls Grant forTEls [Link].l for th€ ons functionalBITE. This
fund will be uiilized to meet day-ionay
expens€s, hidnq ol Resourc€ p€rsons/Experts
tor TeacherT€ining, p!rchase ol lrbrary
books/pedodicals d€velopmant and
maintenance ofw€bsie. oftice exoenses, eic.
3 KGBV Typeil: Replacement of bedding (once in 3 yeirs) 3 200 1500 1700 1700 0 31.8714 0 0 0 0 0 o 1700
4 (GBVType-lll: Replacement of beddin8 (once in 3 yea6l 1050 600 450 450 0 17.0889 0 0 0 0 0 0 450
ECCE
7
Smart Classroom (Type - ll) (€lementaryl 2510 1283 1287 0 1287 0
3,671.080 0 0 0 0 0 1281
10
Teacher Resource Package (Primary)
145
E 145
797
0
19097
0
0
0
1,909.7m
928.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
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0
19097
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Civll Works
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Sam.g.a 2023-24
16 Eoys Toilets
945 521 424 281 143 528.412
95 329
17 Boundary Wall
398 381 280 101 2,377.86
381
18 Girls Toiletl (trpto Ctass Vlll)
tu 40t 303 248 55 232.000
303
19 Reiuvenation of bari€ infratructure: Major repair
389 382 7 0 8 r80
k6BV-Type - I (NR) (Prevaous Vear) (Classes Vl-x)j 1
21
Construction ofbuild 12 8 24 16 6,729.7 40 5
22
6 6 I
Rejuvenation of basic infiatructure: Girls Toilet
888 869 19 0 19 60.420
K68V T ype - lll(NR) (Previour ye.r) (Ctasses VI -X
19
23 );
Eori Hand 0 0 0 2.000
24 Rejuvenation oI basic infratructure: boys Toilet
460 4t9 21 0 27 63.000
27
25 Reiuvenation of basic infratructure: Electrifi cation
l6 49 27 0 21 15.600
27
26 Reiuvenation of basic infratructure: Soundary wall
848 760 88 0 88 618 480
88
StrenstheninE of Existing Schools (up to Highest
27 Clara
Vlll) ' NR; Furniture (Upto Ctass VIt) 71579 0 71579 0 77579 6,531.240
.28 Ramp and rail
2095 1405 690 661 21 4.800
Dilapidated BuildinB (Upper primaryl 6 684
29
130 o 130
109 71 734.4N
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NR rl0
(Previous Yea.) (Capaciry 1OO) (Elementary,;
30 10
Construction ofbuildi
l2 2 10 0
9 1
6_559.9sO
31 Dilapidated Euitding (pramary)
s85 0 58s
460 125 3.408.5m
KGBV'Type - I (NRl lNew) (Classes Vt-Xl; Bounda 58s
0 0 0
0 0 0.210
Total
591569 55S17 525032 443878 82154 43,530.365 42 s 0 r59 289 45406 480131
Secondary
Sl. No
Sanctioned Completed Pendint
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5amatra 202t-24
Gender & Equity
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progr€ss 2014 t9 2019,20 2020-2r 2021-22 2022-23 7021-24
Samagra
1 Sanitary pad Vending machines & lncin€rator 2s9280 o 159280 0 259280 155.570 2s9280
3
ICT & Ditital lnitiatlver
Sman Classroom (Type - lll (Secondary & Sr. Secondary) 3014 2600 414 414.000
I
474
0 1,949.790 0 0 0 0 0 0
4
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Di8ital Hardware & Software (Type'l) 1564 1564 0 0.000 475.809 0
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Vocationaltduaation 0
Civil Works
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381 o 2,964_344 0 0 0
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0 0 0 381
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Computer Room
Science Lab
1
8
1
6
0
2
0
1
0
1 140_240
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8 t67 119 48 44 350.866 5 5 9 2a
l
9 AdditionalClassroom 820 314 506 463 43 8,587.110 4 35 452
13
14
15
Toilets for CWSN
Boys Toilets
ResidentialQuarter (X to Xll)
180
506
34
157
348
11
23
158
23
19
156
15
2
8
101 686
146.658
1,149.823
5
2
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23 31
5
103
10
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16 tab Equipment (sci Lab) 1254 1047 201 207 0 87.690 103 104
20
21
2 (Double lSection Schoollclas!
60
72
0
11
50
5
60
6
0
1,534.O40
144 000
H I] r- 6
60
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Total 269238 7558 261680 175S 25992s 20,705.359 t, 29 118 0 293 261051
Ha. secoodary
51. No ln tinencial/
Sanctioned Completed Pendint
P106ress atarted Spillover
2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022.21 2023-?4
Samatra
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Completed Pendint
started spillover 2018 19 2019.20 2020-21 702L-22 2022-73 zoz) 74
Samegra
Edocatlon
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0 0 0
2 Mathematics 1 I 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0
3 Scien.e I 1 0 0 0 0.000
I
4 SCTRT Ui 1 1 0 0 0 0.000
5 DIET (E 2l 0 0 0 0.000
5 BITE ipment) I 1 0 0 0 [Link]
7 Constluction of Ol[T Euilding (Previou! Year] 4 4 0 0 0 77.1,30
8 Construction of SCTRT BuildinE 1 1 0 0 0 11.220
9 [Link] ort to TElr (NR) Furniture
Su 23 21 0 0 0 0.000
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Technology Suppon to IEts (NR) Hardware & Softwa.e
10 24 24 0 0 o 0mo
!9PP9n I
1l ication Software 24 24 0 0 0 0.000
l2 ir & Maintenance for DIETs 3 3 0 0 0 o 000
13 Major and Minor Repair of existing IEls (SCERT) 1 0 I 1 0 60.7m 1
14 ,Jajor and Minor Repair oferistinC TEls (DltT) 1 1 0 0 0 [Link]
15 DIETs 0 0 0 0 000
16 SorialStudies I 0 1 t o 1o.000 I
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17 [anguaEe/€nglirh Education 0 I 1 0 10.000 ) 1
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Elementary
Sl-No
ln Financial/
Completed
protress starlcd spillover 2018,19 2019,20 2020.21 202r-27 2027-Zt 202t-24
Samatra
866788 77424 789364 441213 342151 98758.84735 190 50 148 159 447 46748 141542
Spill over
Component
(Rs. in lakh)
flementary 43530.365
49759.819
Teacher Education 5458.662
Total Spillover 9875a.847
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