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Infrastructure Compliance Checker

Enter your school's infrastructure details and check compliance against RTE Act, CBSE, and state norms. Get a category-wise compliance report with gap analysis.

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Check Infrastructure Compliance

Every school must meet minimum infrastructure requirements set by the RTE Act, CBSE, and state education departments. This tool checks your school's facilities against the relevant norms and highlights gaps.

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Key Infrastructure Norms

ParameterRTE NormCBSE Norm
Land AreaNot specified (adequate)1 acre (secondary), 1.5 acre (Sr. Sec) in urban
Classroom SizeMin 400 sq ftMin 500 sq ft
Students per ClassMax 30 (RTE Class 1-5)Max 40
Toilets1:40 (boys), 1:25 (girls)Separate for boys, girls, staff, CWSN
Drinking WaterSafe and adequateRO/filtered on every floor
PlaygroundRequired (adequate)Min 200 sq m for games
LibraryRequiredMin 1500 books for secondary
LabsNot mandated (primary)Composite lab (Sec), separate (Sr. Sec)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the minimum infrastructure requirements for CBSE affiliation?

CBSE requires adequate land (1 acre for secondary, 1.5 acre for senior secondary in urban areas), minimum 500 sq ft classrooms, science and computer labs, library with 1500+ books, separate toilets, playground, boundary wall, and disabled-friendly access.

What happens if a school does not meet RTE infrastructure norms?

Schools not meeting RTE norms may receive notices from the state education department. Continued non-compliance can result in withdrawal of recognition. Government schools get improvement grants; private schools must invest from their own funds.

Are lab requirements different for senior secondary schools?

Yes. Senior secondary schools (Class 11-12) need separate Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs. Secondary schools can have a composite science lab. Computer labs are required at both levels.

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