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Sections of RTE act - ( Headings ) -


Section 1: Title and application

Establishes the short title, extent, commencement, and application of the Act.
Section 2: Definitions

Provides definitions for key terms used in the Act for clarity and interpretation.
Section 3: Right to education

Ensures the right to free and compulsory education for every child in India.
Section 4: Duty of the government

Mandates the government to provide free and compulsory education to all children.
Section 5: Compulsory admission

Requires compulsory admission of a child to an age-appropriate class in the neighborhood school.
Section 6: Age for admission

Specifies the age for admission to elementary education.
Section 7: Admission after completion

Addresses the admission of a child who has already completed elementary education.
Section 8: Compulsory admission and attendance

Mandates compulsory admission and regular attendance in a neighborhood school.
Section 9: Continuous and comprehensive evaluation

Introduces a system of continuous and comprehensive evaluation to assess students' progress.
Section 10: Examination and completion certificate

Describes the examination process and the issuance of a completion certificate to students.
Section 11: No detention policy

Implements a policy of not detaining a child until the completion of elementary education.
Section 12: Government responsibilities

Outlines the responsibilities of the appropriate government in implementing the Act effectively.
Section 13: Curriculum and completion

Defines the curriculum and emphasizes the completion of elementary education for every child.
Section 14: No child held back

Prohibits holding back a child in any class or expelling them until completing elementary education.
Section 15: Quality of education

Highlights the importance of maintaining quality in education and setting certain standards.
Section 16: Right to special assistance

Affirms the right of a child to receive special assistance to facilitate their education.
Section 17: Quality of education

Stresses the importance of maintaining a certain quality of education in elementary schools.
Section 18: Removal of barriers

Addresses the removal of barriers to inclusive education for children with disabilities.
Section 19: Recognition of schools

Establishes the process and criteria for the recognition of schools.
Section 20: Application for recognition

Outlines the application process for schools seeking recognition under the RTE Act.
Section 21: Prohibition of private tuition

Prohibits teachers from engaging in private tuition to focus on regular school activities.
Section 22: Norms and standards

Specifies the essential norms and standards that schools must adhere to.
Section 23: School Management Committee (SMC)

Defines the constitution and functions of the School Management Committee for school governance.
Section 24: Prohibition of corporal punishment

Prohibits corporal punishment and mental harassment of students in schools.
Section 25: Monitoring of child's right

Establishes mechanisms for monitoring and ensuring the child's right to education.
Section 26: Advisory councils

Introduces advisory councils to provide guidance and support for effective RTE Act implementation.
Section 27: Maintenance of records

Requires schools to maintain accurate records and registers to monitor student progress.
Section 28: Protection of action taken

Provides protection for actions taken in good faith under the provisions of the Act.
Section 29: Norms and standards for school

Specifies norms and standards that schools must meet to maintain a certain quality.
Section 30: Cancellation of recognition

Empowers the appropriate government to cancel the recognition of a school for non-compliance.
Section 31: Protection of rights of children

Ensures protection of children's rights regarding admission, attendance, and completion of elementary education.
Section 32: Protection of teachers

Provides protection to teachers in matters of service conditions, salaries, and grievances.
Section 33: Bar of jurisdiction of civil courts

Bars the jurisdiction of civil courts in matters falling under the RTE Act.
Section 34: Power to make rules

Empowers the appropriate government to make rules for carrying out the provisions of the Act.
Section 35: Power to remove difficulties

Provides the power to remove difficulties that may arise in implementing the Act.
Section 36: Repeal and savings

Deals with the repeal of certain acts and the savings provision.
Section 37: Power to make rules

Grants the power to make rules under the Act.
Section 38: Power to remove difficulties

Provides the power to remove difficulties in implementing the Act.

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