Bihar Government Holidays 2021 The Government of Bihar’s Education Department published the academic and holiday schedule for the year 2020 for state-run and programs at middle and secondary schools in Bihar. By 2020 signed by Girivar Dayal Singh, Director of High Schools, 60 vacations were given to state-run and task higher and higher secondary schools on the educational and holiday calendar. The summer break was shortened to between 20 and 24 days. Julia has a different day. Two days back, Chhathpuja was now up to four days. Two days off. Educational institutions will open for all sorts of birthdays and the day will highlight the lives of wonderful men. This will be called to the attention of youngsters.
Bihar sarkar calendar The March 4 Annual Review
Bihar Government Holidays 2021 The annual test of the 9th class of the current session will be performed on 4 March, as per the academic calendar. The very first term examination of the 2020-21 meeting is from 21 July and the second duration is from 23 September, with the matriculation test taking place on 10 November and the Inter XI examination taking place on 8 May, while the class XII examination takes place on 14 October 2020. On Republic Day, Independence Day and all the Jubilee, all state schools will be opened, and in schools will be celebrated the birthday and anniversary of great persons.
Bihar Government Holidays 2021
| Vacation Name and Date |
| New Year-01 January |
| Makar Sankranti – 15 January |
| Basant Panchami-January 30 |
| Mahashivratri-21 February |
| Holi – 9-11 March |
| Ramnavmi-2 April |
| Shab-e-Baaraat – 9 April |
| Good Friday – 10 April |
| May Day (Labor Day) – 1 May |
| Janaki Navami 2 May |
| Buddha Purnima – 7 May |
| Summer Vacation / Eid-ul-Fitr (Eid) / Kabir Jayanti – May 18 to June 10 |
| Eid-ul-Joha (Bakrid) – 1 August |
| Last Shravani Monday / Raksha Bandhan – August 3 |
| Sri Krishna Janmashtami – August 11 |
| Independence Day – 15 August |
| Hari table fast (Teej fast) – 21 August |
| Muharram – 31 August |
| Anant Chaturdashi – 1 September |
| Living daughter’s fast (JEETIA) – 10 September |
| Vishwakarma Puja – 17 September |
| Chellum – 8 October |
| Durga Puja – 22 to 28 October |
| Deepawali – 14 November |
| Chitragupta Pooja / Bhaiyuduj – 16 November |
| Chhath Puja – 19 to 21 November |
| Guru Nanak Jayanti / Karthik Poornima / Hazrat Mohammad Sahib Birthday – 30 November |
| Christmas Day – 25 December |
Separate holidays have not been announced as Republic Day (26 January), Sant Ravidas Jayanti (9 February), Bihar Day (22 March) are under Sunday and Eid / Kabir Jayanti summer vacation. Three inspection leave are also given.