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Summarizes the NEP 2020 creation timeline, key committees, and cabinet clearance, then details major changes: access, equity, quality, flexibility for learners, multidisciplinary education, holistic assessments, and strengthened teacher roles. 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 \n·   5 years for Foundational Stage from the age of 3-8.It's divided into two parts,first 3 years of Anganwadi+2 years for primary school grades 1 and 2.  \n·   +3 years for Preparatory stage,will be coveringages 8-11 and grades from 3-5  \n·   +3 years for the Middle stage Age range 11-14,  \nGrades 6-8  \n·   +4 years for the High School,Age range 14-18,  \nGrades 9-12.  \n### Transforming Curricular &PedagogicalStructure\n\nNew pedagogical and curicular structureof school education(5+3+3+4):3 years inAnganwadi/pre-school and 12 years inschool  \n·Secondary Stage(4)mutidiscipinarystudy,greatercritical thinking,flexibitand student choice of subjects  \n·Middle Stage(3)experiential learningin the sciences,mathematics,arts,socialsciences,and humanities  \n·Preparatory Stage(3)play,discovery,and activity-based and interactiveclassroom learning  \n·Foundational stage(5)multilevel,play/activity-basedlearning  \n-It will bring the uncovered age group of 3-6 years underschool curriculum,which has been recognized globally asthe crucial stage for development of mental faculties of achild.  \n■ It will also have 12 years of schooling with three yearsof Anganwadi/pre schooling.  \n。Class 10 and 12 board examinations to be made easier,to test core competencies rather than memorised facts,with all students allowed to take the exam twice.  \n。School governance is set to change,with a newaccreditation framework and an independent authority toregulate both public and private schools.  \n-Emphasis on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy,norigidseparationbetween academic streams,extracurricular,vocational streams in schools.  \n-Vocational Education to start ","cbCaiiUayVZP4NQm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiUayVZP4NQm","pdf",9171976,13,"English","# What is the New Education Policy?\n## Making of New Education Policy\n## What's the purpose of NEP 2020?\n## What's new in this Education Policy of 2020?\n## Feature of the New Education Policy\n## On School Education Level\n## New school framework design (5+3+3+4)\n## Transforming Curricular & Pedagogical Structure\n## Transforming assessment for student development","[{\"question\":\"When was the New Education Policy released, and by which ministry?\",\"answer\":\"NEP 2020 was released on 29 July 2020 by the Ministry of Education. 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