February 16, Kathmandu 

 Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology has made the ninth amendment to the Education Regulations, 2059 BS. The government has amended the education regulations using the right given by Article 19 of the Education Act, 2028 BS, including the provision of transfer to class 10 students and change of academic session.

According to original rules i.e.  Rule 2, Rule 47A, Rule 53, Rule 57, Rule 80, Rule 84, Rule 138, and Rule 182 of the Basic Rules have been amended by the Ninth Amendment.

By amending Rule 80 of the original rules, if a student has to take a transfer certificate, he/she has to submit an application to the headmaster disclosing the actual details of leaving the school with the recommendation of the parents.

The regulations have made provision for the students who want to be transferred to issue the transfer certificate within two months of the start of the academic session and with the consent of the District Education Officer on the recommendation of the transferred school.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Education, Deepak Sharma, said that the students of class 10 will not be transferred except in the case of Article 80 of the revised Education Regulations. "The transfer of class 10 is the same as other classes but the transfer will not be done in a different way as provided by the rules which are written 12 class instead of 10," he said. 1

(2KA) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this regulation, if a student who has been transferred from school due to a pandemic or other similar calamity has to be transferred from school to school, the concerned school shall relocate such student and inform the unit. Will have to. ” That is mentioned.

Similarly, by amending Rule 84 of the Basic Rules, the following restrictive phrase has been added at the end of sub-rule 910 of Rule 84 of the Basic Rules, ' Explanation For the purpose of this rule, "Remote Mountain Area" means the mountainous region of Kalikot, Jumla, Dolpa, Mug Humla, Manang and Mustang districts where regular schools cannot be run regularly.