In response to the expiration of affiliations for Private Academic Institutions in the Kashmir Division, coupled with their failure to submit extension case files, the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education has given a nod to enroll secondary and senior secondary level students of sixty private schools to nearby government institutions.
JKBOSE Deputy Secretary General for Kashmir division said that the directives have been issued for tagging of on-roll students of sixty private academic institutions of Kashmir Division running their affairs on proprietary land, having their period of affiliation expired and also failed to furnish their extension case files.
“In order to safeguard the academic career, sanction is accorded to tagging of on-roll students of sixty private schools of classes 10th to 12th with the nearby government high or higher secondary schools or cluster head schools, as the case may be in respect of schools of Kashmir division with immediate effect,” it reads.
The officer said that the sanction was accorded consequent upon the expiration of affiliation of such private academic institutions of Kashmir division in October 2021-2022, coupled with the failure of the concerned managements to submit requisite case files for further extension with necessary certificates and safety documents.
“The concerned principals or cluster heads after securing necessary discharge certificates of the concerned students shall authenticate and submit the Permission-Cum-Admission (PCA) forms of classes 10th to 12th and renewal registration returns, as the case may be, with normal prescribed fee, as per the notifications issued by the JKBOSE Director Academic,” it reads.
