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BMC surveys 27,000 students to track learning outcomes and gaps

The civic body assessed nearly 27,000 Std I-IV students through foundational literacy and numeracy tests this academic year, prompting targeted remedial interventions and plans to expand testing to private schools.

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First test served as a baseline, testing students on a grade lower than theirs, Std II on Std I syllabus, Std III on Std II. Representation pic/istock

First test served as a baseline, testing students on a grade lower than theirs, Std II on Std I syllabus, Std III on Std II. Representation pic/istock

Throughout academic year 2025-26, the civic body assessed Std I (after the first term), Std II, Std III, and Std IV students through foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) tests to identify learning gaps and apply remedial practices.

The education department analysed the performance of nearly 27,000 students per standard across two tests. The first test served as a baseline, testing students on a grade lower than theirs — Std II on Std I syllabus, Std III on Std II. After assessing the score and conducting remedial classes, the students were then tested for their own grade.

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