(1) Literary instruction shall be given to an inmate in his own language and limited ordinarily to elements of reading, writing and arithmetic and general knowledge.
(2) An inmate shall attend school from the date of his admission during the periods fixed by the Superintendents.
(3) In special cases where an inmate studies for a public examination, he may be permited to attend school upto a maximum of five hours a day.
Every inmate shall be examined by the House Master or teacher at the end of every six months and the marks obtained and position in class, recorded in school individual record.
(4) Intelligent inmates who have satisfactorily competed Borstal Standard of Education or have studied in the middle or high school classes before admission may be given facilities to improve their education with the assistance of the staff available.
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(5) Education classes shall be inspected annually by officer or the Education Department.
(6) A certificated in Form II shall be given to an inmate discharged from the school, to assist him to find suitable employment.
(7) Monitors who in the opinion of the Superintendent are sufficiently education for the purpose, may be employed in the classes to assist the teacher.