In West Bengal school lunches, eggs were generally served once a week in the regular mid-day meal menu, though some reports also note short-term add-on nutrition drives that increased egg distribution for a limited period.

What that means

  • A typical weekly school meal pattern in the state included one egg day alongside rice, dal, and potato curry on other days.
  • In some periods, the government also ordered extra eggs for a fixed number of days, such as 12 days for additional nutrition support.
  • Earlier menu orders have also shown fish or egg served twice a week in some state-run schools.

Simple answer

If you mean the usual school lunch schedule , the answer is: about once a week.

Note

This has varied by policy period and district-level implementation, so the exact frequency could change over time.