#sciencelaboratory

When we are planning to set up a school, the first question in our mind is that how much land we will be required to set up a CBSE project.

The land requirement for CBSE varies from city to city and when you go through the CBSE bye laws you will get a long list so we being your consultant let’s make it easy for you to understand the land requirement:

·         Anywhere in India other than hilly area as marked under the byelaws of CBSE ,metropolitan cities and cities with population less than 15 lacs – 1.5 acre / 6000 sq metres (with restrictions of students) or 2 acre/8000 sq metres (with no restrictions of students)

·         Metropolitan or cities with population more than 15 lacs – 1 acre / 4000 sq metres

·         Hilly areas as marked in Byelaws of CBSE (Hilly areas/capital cities/NCR/cities >15 lakh/ Panchkula (Haryana) and Mohali/ North-East/Islands/J &K)– 1 acre/4000 sq metres

Apart from above basic thumb rules we can proceed with more detailed understanding as follows:

·         A1 Cities –

              4000 Sq mtrs – Senior Secondary Section- 4 streams

              3000 sq mtrs – Senior Secondary Section - 2 Streams

              2000 Sq mtrs – Secondary level

·         Metropolitan cities/entire state of Arunachal Pradesh –

3200   Sq mtrs – Senior Secondary Section - 4 streams

2400 sq mtrs – Senior Secondary Section - 2 Streams

1600 Sq mtrs – Secondary level

We need to keep in mind that the land should be in a single piece of land and no public road, railway line, stream, canal and power lines should cross the piece of land. The plot of land should be surrounded by a single continuous 6 feet height boundary wall on all four sides enclosing the school building and the playground.

For More Information Click:  www.indiaeducare.com/

Science is a universal subject that spans the branch of knowledge that examines the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.

The data is taken from source Eighth All India Education Survey Report By NCERT

Out of the total 1,17,257 secondary schools in the country, 49,278 (42.03%) schools are having facility of Science laboratory. Out of 49,278 schools, having Science laboratory out of them 70.64% schools are having adequate Science laboratory. Out of 56,983 higher secondary schools with secondary stage, 33,999 (59.67%) are having Science laboratory and out of these schools 57.14% are having adequate facility.

Educare India Advisory one of the famous name in education consultancy, can help you with the entire process of science laboratory set up.

If you are a new school and looking for a fresh affiliation, you must know that as per CBSE affiliation by laws

Minimum physical infrastructure required for a each separate (Senior Secondary) lab (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) or composite (secondary level) lab minimum size is 9m X 6m (approximately 600sq feet).

Expert of Educare India Advisory, advised all school must have spacious and proper laboratories to provide better learning opportunities for students and stated that

“Well-designed laboratories not only make science experiments fun but also help students in achieving good academic results.”

For More Information Click:  www.indiaeducare.com/

How Science Works and Future is Created in Labs: