The CBSE Experience Centre in Dwarka, inaugurated by Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi, features 12 zones and 21 exhibits across 6,000 sq ft. It showcases India's educational heritage, CBSE's history since 1935, interactive exam guidance, career exploration and immersive environmental experiences.

New Delhi: A short film narrating the evolution of India's education system from Gurukuls to modern schools and digital classrooms, and archival material dating back to 1935 tracing the rise of CBSE are among the attractions at the CBSE Experience Centre which offers students a technology-led space to explore India's educational heritage, science, environmental issues and emerging career opportunities.

Inaugurated on Tuesday by Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi, the centre houses 12 broad zones and 21 exhibits spread across 6,000 square feet and connects ancient traditions with modern learning.

The visit to the centre begins with screening of a short film titled "Shiksha Ki Kahani" (The Story of Education), narrated through the voice of the Saraswati river. It traces India's educational journey from the Gurukul system and ancient learning centres such as Nalanda to modern schools and digital classrooms.

Another section showcases the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE's) history through archival photographs and records dating back to 1935.