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Introduction

In the development of students, any activity of student life plays an important role. Co-curricular activities are an essential aspect of school life and contribute to the improvement of student learning processes. Co-curricular activities are mandatory activities that any student has to take part in. Co-learners are structured to ensure that anyone can read outside subjects and are balanced with academic instruction. Coworker programmers are designed to provide students with cognitive skills, academic competencies, spiritual values, personality development, and natural appeal.  Student events play a crucial role in student success. Co-curricular programmers have been a key element in school life and have helped to improve student learning. For any student to join these activities are obligatory. Co-curricular courses with academic/educational instruction are organized and balanced such that each pupil is allowed to learn more than study. The major motive of this paper is to describe the Importance of co-curricular activities in student lives. 

Literature Review

According to Singh (2017), the education method is a static or once calculated effort and a continual and lifelong effort separated into two parts. College events such as, as their name implies: sporting, scouting, hobby's, excursion literary societies, dramatics, debates, etc., not relevant specifically to the programmer prescribed and involve. To make social and physical changes in the boy. The role of education is to make the behavior and personality of children transform more desirably. These are also known for enriching and revitalizing the kindergarten curriculum, primarily by cultivating activities and interests, etc. These events are no longer used as extras but as an important part of the school's curriculum. In the new pedagogical practice, the difference between curricular and non-curricular eventually goes away. All interactions in academic, societal, spiritual, emotional, and physical skills are coordinated and integrated into the school's continued efforts. As their name suggests, co-curricular events include sporting, athletics, scouting or cubing, different interests, excursions to a literary community, dramatics, and debates. These activities are not explicitly linked to the lessons provided. The academic achievement of boys and girls in different topics is significantly different since it is poor compared to academic achievement in science and student interest in co-curricular work. There is a clear connection between mathematics academic achievement and student co-curricular activity. The association between academic performance and student co-curricular activities in the language and social sciences subject is also important. There are no major differences in academic performance in science, language, and co-curricular activities between both the association coefficient of boys & girls. However, there is a substantial disparity in the correlation between the boys and girls in the academic performance in co-curricular events in mathematics, including social sciences .