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Karnataka government has announced to start the admission process from June 8 and the regular classes from July 8. In a round, the authorities said schools must assemble gatherings with guardians and executive advisory groups somewhere around 10 to 15 June to examine the sort of arrangements to be made before the scholarly year starts.

The Karnataka government said on Tuesday that they would like to continue standard calendars in school from July 1. In a roundabout, it discharged a scholarly schedule where they mentioned that the confirmation procedure that was slowed down after the schools were closed due to coronavirus prompted lockdown in March ought to be continued from June 8.

In addition, schools must arrange a gathering with the Executives' Board of Trustees and Guardians within the range from 10 June to 15 June to talk about the sort of arrangements to be made before the year starts. The Division intends to begin the standard classes for understudies of class 4 to 7 from July 1 and for classes 1 to 3 & classes 8 to 10 from July 15.

As per the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SLCC), assessments were planned to be held from June 25 to July 4 and senior instructors will be enrolled for assessment work. Senior classes will begin from July 15.

While this isn't conclusive and will be open for interviews and surveys, this is the initial step the authorities are taking in attempting to bring the training framework in the groove again.