Mohan Yadav sets 90% exam result target for Madhya Pradesh

During an ‘Education Dialogue’ held in Indore on Teacher's Day, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav engaged with over 200 young education officials and teachers to discuss transforming the state's educational landscape. The Chief Minister set a target for education officers to achieve exam results of over 90 percent in their respective districts, emphasizing a ‘no child left behind’ approach.

Dr. Yadav highlighted the importance of integrating artificial intelligence, digital learning, and modern technology to enhance student learning and problem-solving skills. He urged officials to use their technical proficiency to drive innovation within schools.

To improve infrastructure, the Chief Minister pledged that schools currently lacking permanent structures will be provided with permanent buildings. He also noted that the government is providing various facilities, including school buses, bicycles, uniforms, and mid-day meals, to ensure that economic or social factors do not hinder a child's education. Additionally, he encouraged teachers to provide career counseling to help students navigate choices after the 10th and 12th grades.