No new +2 license: HSEB

BHAKTAPUR, April 5: Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) has stopped issuing new licenses to the campuses and 0+2 for running classes of higher secondary level from this year, said HSEB´s member-secretary Ram Bahadur Khadka.



Till last year, the HSEB used to provide license to the Tribhuvan University affiliated campuses for running classes of the higher secondary level as well.[break]



HSEB has issued permission to a total of 130 campuses and 160 0+2 for running two year educational program after School Leaving Certificate (SLC) examination.



HSEB source informed that new permission was halted after the government adopted the policy to upgrade the secondary schools up to higher secondary and phase out the intermediate level from the TU.



Khadka said the higher secondary schools that have been running 0+2 should start 1-10 classes by 2070 adding that license will be scrapped if they fail to work in this effect.

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