Multiple choice general knowledge

What provision does RTE Act have for children who have never been to school or dropped out for some reason?

  1. A class next to what the child last attended.

  2. A class corresponding to the child's age.

  3. A class what the child last attended.

  4. None of the above.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The RTE Act mandates that out-of-school children be placed in a class appropriate to their age, not necessarily based on their previous education level. This age-appropriate placement ensures that older children don't remain in primary classes forever. The 'age-grade' concept is central to this provision.

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