Central Board of Secondary Education on Monday issued a notice announcing a change in the mode of school-based assessment for class 12th students.
Nearly two lakh final semester undergraduate and postgraduate students are expected to take the online open book exams in Delhi University that will commence from Monday.
Students of the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) continue to oppose offline examination scheduled on June 10, citing COVID risks. The demands grew louder even students didn't get any relief from the Bombay High Court.
Major political parties in Tamil Nadu have opposed the conduction of the upcoming National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and other similar examinations for all professional and other courses.
Amid demands for cancellation, the West Bengal government has formed an expert committee to recommend whether state board examinations for secondary and higher secondary classes should be conducted.
The PGI for States and Union Territories was first published in 2019 with reference to the year 2017-18. The PGI: States/UTs for 2019-20 is the third publication in this series.
The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU), in a statement, said it presented its demands to the Delhi University Principals’ Association (DUPA) as well as the Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA).
TN HSC +2 Exams 2021: The Tamil Nadu government has cancelled the Class 12 board examinations or TN HSC +2 exams 2021 and said a committee would be set up to decide on awarding marks to students.
HPBOSE Class 12 Board Exams 2021: The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) would devise a formula for calculating the awards keeping in view the formula being devised by the CBSE and will declare the results accordingly.
Addressing the event, LG Mathur stressed the importance of education technology in the years to come. He expressed satisfaction for having fulfilled the immediate need of the students of Ladakh. Tablets were distributed among students from remote areas during the event.
The academic session will emphasise on online teaching, and also think of new avenues of of teaching-learning and assessment in tune with the directions of New Education Policy (NEP 2020)
The students who want to appear in the exam will be an option to take the on-demand examination later when the situation becomes conducive. The marks ontained by the learner in such examination shall however be taken as final for those learners opting to appear in the said examination.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has constituted a high powered committee for setting a well-defined objective criteria for Class 12 Board Examination Assessment 2020-2021.
The exam will now be held from June 21. Both the High School and Higher Secondary exam will be held in 'exam from home' pattern. As per the direction, the students would be allowed to collect question papers from specified centres, take them home and submit the answer copies within five days
The Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), Odisha has cancelled the board examination for Class 12 students. Making the announcement, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said that the safety of students is more important than the examinations.
At least 7,000 Higher Secondary schools in the state have already compiled a detailed report based on the viewpoint of parents and teachers as directed by the Education department.
The district magistrate further said the administration had received complaints that these schools were found misusing provisions in the law on quotas meant for poor and socially backward people and have been asked to respond.
The SSLC paper will be multiple-choice type questions (MCQ) based and the dates will be released atleast 20 days in advance. The students who could not appear in the exam due to Covid-19 related issues will be provided an opportunity to take exam later
The single judge had said that the Delhi government has no power to indefinitely postpone collection of annual charges and development fees by private unaided schools as it would unreasonably restrict their functioning
According to CBSE, the Coding curriculum has been introduced for classes 6 to 8, while Data Science for classes 8 to 12.
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