The Punjab Government, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, has announced that Entrepreneurship will become a compulsory subject for students of Classes 11 and 12 in senior secondary schools, marking a significant step toward strengthening skill-based education in the state.
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Punjab Introduces Entrepreneurship as a Compulsory Subject
According to the government, the initiative aims to prepare students not only for employment but also to become future entrepreneurs and job creators. The new curriculum will focus on promoting self-employment, innovation, financial literacy, and practical business skills, helping students adapt to the demands of a rapidly evolving economy.
Compulsory Subject for Classes 11 and 12 Under Bhagwant Mann Government
Officials said the entrepreneurship course has been designed to provide young learners with real-world knowledge and encourage creative thinking, problem-solving, and enterprise development from an early stage. The government believes the move will empower students with the confidence and skills needed to pursue independent career opportunities.
The Mann Government described the decision as part of its broader vision to make Punjab’s education system more modern, practical, and future-ready. The initiative is expected to equip the next generation with entrepreneurial capabilities while contributing to economic growth and employment generation in the state.
