PROCESS TO OPEN CBSE SCHOOL IN INDIA
Opening a CBSE School in India is a time consuming process that involves adequate knowledge and experience of the basic process and fundamental of the school and education.
Following prerequisites should be taken care of:
Site and Land
School Building
Finance or Capital
Knowledge and Information
Registration under a trust or society
Administrative Work
Recruitments of the teachers and other staff members
Training of the teachers and staff members
Curriculum Development
Marketing and Publicity of the school
Affiliation to a CBSE school leads to quality education and full support of the CBSE Board. CBSE Schools ranks amongst the top schools in the country because of their support and guidance in curriculum and conduction of examination. Process of opening a CBSE school not only includes physical infrastructure like building classrooms, labs etc. but it also requires approval of the licenses and certificates from the concerned authorities.
CBSE Affiliation can be attained through following steps:
Attainment of (NOC)No Objection Certificate i.e. Consent from the state department
Clarification of documents
Acceptance or refusal of the Application
Approval from Municipal Corporation for the school site
Clearance from Local Health Department for proper health and sanitation
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