The Shivraj Singh Chouhan government presented the Madhya Pradesh Budget in the assembly on Tuesday, 2 March. The decision to introduce a paperless Budget was finalised during a Cabinet meeting chaired by the chief minister. Finance Minister Jadgish Deora presented the budget.

What the Budget focused on Education: Free transport service will be provided to the five tribal-dominated districts to facilitate students travelling from villages to schools as a part of MP Education Budget 2021.Two engineering and Five Polytechnic colleges will be given the grant of the school of excellence

School education department will get a facelift with increased budgetary allocations. Rs 9793 crore are provisioned for the primary school, Rs 5329 crore for middle and, Rs 3993 crore for Samgra Shiksha Abhiyan. Rs 2980 crore are provisioned for the high and higher secondary schools, Rs 1100 crore for the CM Rise schools.

Rs 500 crore are provisioned for the reimbursement of tuition fees of the private schools. Rs 200 crore grant for non-government schools. Rs 166 crore provisioned to maintain and other works of the rural schools. The tribal welfare department has got the provision of Rs 9128 crore, to run the schools, for the housing projects, hostels and scholarship programme.

The higher education department has got the provision of Rs 1059 crore to run the department schemes. The technical education department has got the provision of Rs 1113 crore to run the educational programme in the colleges and in polytechnics

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