When may a bridge course be needed after enrolment in KGBV?

Correct answer: When a girl comes with learning gaps

The direct answer is option A: when a girl comes with learning gaps. A bridge course is a planned period of supportive teaching that helps a learner move from her previous level toward the level expected in the regular class. A learning gap may occur because of interrupted schooling, late enrolment, migration, family difficulties or missed lessons. The reasoning is: first identify what the learner already knows, then teach missing basic ideas, practise them, and gradually connect them with the regular syllabus. Option A is correct because such a course bridges the difference between present learning and class expectations. Option B is wrong because a fully prepared student may not need this special support. Option C is wrong because a bridge course is used with a curriculum, not when no syllabus exists. Option D is wrong because hostel closure has no direct connection with learning support. Exam cue: bridge course means bridging a learning gap, not ending or replacing education.