DD Correspondent
Leh: The second week of the special CBSE remedial and expert teaching programme for students appearing in the forthcoming Board examinations has been successfully completed across designated centres in the Union Territory of Ladakh.
Classes were conducted at Turtuk, Bogdang, Sumur, Disket, Baima, Tangtse, Nyoma, Leh Boys Higher Secondary School and DIET Leh, providing students with focused academic support and examination-oriented preparation.
The programme received an encouraging response from students and teachers, with CBSE experts providing subject-specific guidance, conceptual clarification, problem-solving support, examination strategies and targeted remedial assistance.
S. D. Namgail, Principal, DIET Leh, expressed gratitude to the CBSE authorities and the UT Administration of Ladakh for organising the student-centric initiative. He appreciated the efforts of all stakeholders in ensuring that students, including those in remote areas, have access to expert academic guidance.
Meanwhile, 44 CBSE subject experts have arrived in Ladakh for the third week of the programme. They were received by designated Liaison Officers, who are coordinating their travel, deployment and arrangements at the respective teaching centres.
The continued participation of CBSE experts, local educators and administrative authorities reflects a collective commitment to strengthening academic support and helping students prepare confidently for the upcoming Board examinations.
The academic fraternity of Ladakh also expressed appreciation to Bhanu Prabha, IAS, Administrative Secretary, School Education Department, UT Ladakh, for her leadership and support, and to Tsering Paldan, JKAS, Director, School Education Department, UT Ladakh, for his guidance and facilitation in ensuring the smooth conduct of the remedial classes across the Union Territory.
