Maharashtra to Begin Phased CBSE Curriculum Rollout in State Schools by 2025

The initiative, part of the National Education Policy, will start with Class 1 and include regional language adaptations, though logistical challenges and parental concerns remain unresolved.

• The Maharashtra government will implement the CBSE curriculum in state schools starting with Class 1 in the 2025-26 academic year, gradually expanding to all grades by 2028.
• Textbooks are being developed by the State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) to align with NCERT standards and include adaptations for Marathi and other regional languages.
• The academic calendar is expected to align with the CBSE schedule, starting the school year on April 1, though logistical challenges have delayed full adoption.
• Parents and stakeholders have raised concerns about the clarity of the implementation process and its potential impact on students and teachers, particularly in rural areas.
• The reforms are part of a broader effort under the National Education Policy to enhance educational quality and inclusivity while balancing national standards with regional diversity.

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