Open school

To open a school in Uttar Pradesh, follow these steps:

1. Formation and Registration:
   • Form a panel/board of individuals and register it as a Society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.
   • Ensure the members are willing to invest time and money in the venture.
2. Investment:
   • Secure a minimum investment of approximately Rs. 2-3 Crores to open a 10+2 school with modern facilities.
3. Permission:
   • Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the UP government.
   • Get a letter of sponsorship from the Department of Education.
4. Land:
   • Obtain a suitable piece of land from the state's land owning agency, ensuring a peaceful environment and accessibility.
5. Recognition:
   • Register your school under the concerned authority, obtaining recognition up to the 5th standard from the Municipal Corporation and up to the 9th standard from the DoE.
   • Wait for at least 2 years to get recognition up to the 12th grade.
6. Affiliation:
   • Gain affiliation from an educational board like CBSE, ICSE, or the UP state board.
7. Promotion:
   • Promote your school through strategies like flyers, banners, and local TV ads.
8. Franchise Option:
   • Consider buying a school franchise, which offers a low capital investment model and full consultancy & support.
9. New Guidelines:
   • Follow the new guidelines, which include requirements like 3,000 square meters of land in urban areas and 6,000 square meters in rural areas, smart classes, and computer classes.
10. Time Frame:
    • The time required to make a school operational depends on the speed of execution of tasks, but ideally it takes around 12 months.
11. Pre-requisites:
    • Possess or agree to acquire a minimum of 1.5 Acres land in non-metro and 0.50 Acres land in metro locations.
    • Form a Trust / Society under Indian Trust Act-1882 / Bombay Public Trust Act-1950 or Societies Registration Act-1860.
    • Have proof of adequate financial resources.

By following these steps, you can successfully open a school in Uttar

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Number of Candidates: The larger the number of candidates, the longer the evaluation process takes. In the 2024 UP Board exams, there were 55,25,308 candidates, which is a significant increase from previous years.

Evaluation Centers: The number of evaluation centers also plays a role. In 2024, the UP Board set up 131 evaluation centers for Class 10 answer sheets and 116 evaluation centers for Class 12 answer sheets.

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