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Maharashtra Board class 10th exams 2021 cancelled

Maharashtra Board Exams

Following in the footsteps of central and international boards, the Maharashtra government announced the cancellation of its class X examination. While the class X board examinations are cancelled, the class XII examinations remain postponed.

All students will be promoted to class XI. Class XII examination will be held once the Covid situation gets improved. Get Notifications on latest Home News.

Public health minister Rajesh Tope after the cabinet meeting said that class X exams will not be held instead all students will be promoted to class XI. However, the decision whether to conduct assessment will be taken by the school education department.

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He also said that class XII examination will be held once the Covid situation gets improved.

Meanwhile, school education minister Varsha Gaikwad on social media stated, “Given the worsening situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Maharashtra government has now decided to cancel the state board exams for class 10th. Health and safety of students and teachers is our topmost priority.”

Service of more than 20,000 guest teachers in Delhi ends

guest teachers

Guest teachers have received a major setback with the announcement of summer vacation in Delhi. The Directorate of Education has issued an order to terminate the service of more than 20 thousand teachers with effect from April 20, 2021.

However, the school head will be able to call the guest teachers to the school as per the requirement. According to Shoaib Rana, an officer of the All India Guest Teachers Association, the termination of service of the guest teachers in Bandi will pose a livelihood crisis in front of them. In such a situation, it is important to have a rethink.

In this order of the Delhi Education Directorate, it has been said that the guest teachers will be given salaries till 19 April 2021. Further, if they are called for duty during summer holidays, then only salary will be given.

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The association and guest teachers have requested the Arvind Kejriwal government to reconsider its decision, reminding them of the situation last year. They have directed their ire also toward the deputy chief minister and education minister, Manish Sisodia.

All India Guest Teachers Association (AIGTA) and other teachers’ bodies have expressed their displeasure about the order as according to them, this will pose a livelihood crisis for the guest teachers. Last year’s months-long lockdown had reduced qualified and trained teachers to abject poverty with reports of teachers being forced to sell vegetables and pick up odd jobs to make ends meet. This year, close to two dozen states have closed schools, cancelled or postponed board exams.

Setanta College and Inspire Institute of Sport announce partnership

Setanta College

Setanta College, supported by Enterprise Ireland – in its latest establishment has associated with Inspire Institute of Sport (IIS) to launch a new partnership. Enterprise Ireland is an Irish government agency responsible for export development in India. The partnership will see the Europe-based Institute of Higher Education deliver its flagship Master of Science in Performance Coaching programme at the high-performance training centre, located in Karnataka, India.

Setanta College is a European Higher Education Institution with campus locations in both Ireland and the UK. With EU accreditation, the programmes are significantly valuable and sought after the world over. Whereas, founded by the JSW Group, Inspire Institute of Sport is a state-of-the-art facility that is the base for many of India’s leading Olympic athletes.

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Dr. Liam Hennessy, Setanta College President, said “We are delighted to partner with Inspire Institute of Sport to deliver our MSc in Performance Coaching at such a high-calibre training centre. The partnership allows us to leverage the world-class facilities at IIS, ensuring students learn the most current methodologies and are at the cutting edge of technology. Sport in India is at an exciting juncture and we are delighted to play our part in developing the skills of the next generation of coaches, led by our world-leading lecturing faculty.”

The sports arm of the JSW Group, JSW Sports, led the creation of IIS – the first high-performance training centre of its kind in India. Spread over 42 acres, IIS was founded in 2014 and aims to maximise athletes’ potential and deliver medal-winning performances at the Olympic Games. JSW Sports also operates the elite sporting teams Delhi Capitals, Bengaluru FC, and Haryana Steelers.

Govt postpones UGC-NET 2021, new dates to be announced soon

Govt postpones UGC-NET 2021

As the number of Covid-19 cases increases across the country, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has decided to postpone the national UGC eligibility test (NET), which is scheduled to take place from May 2-17.

“Considering the current situation of the Covid-19 pandemic and taking into account the safety and well-being of the candidates and those responsible for the exams, it has been decided to postpone the UGC-NET cycle exam until December 2020 (May 2021)the NTA said in a statement.

Revised exam dates will be announced later, at least 15 days before the exam.

Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal “Nishank” also confirmed the development and urged people to stay safe.

“With the safety and well-being of exam candidates and administrators in mind during the Covid-19 outbreak, I advised @DG_NTA to postpone the UGC-NET cycle exams until December 2020 (May 2021),” he tweeted Nishank.

Also read: UGC NET 2021 May exam admit card delayed

In June 2018, the NET was administered by the Central Council of Secondary Education (CBSE) in 84 subjects in 91 cities of the country for the Commission of University Scholarships. However, as of December 2018, the UGC-NET will be conducted by the NTA.

More than a million students generally grant access to UGC NET.

In addition to JRF and Assistant Professor positions, UGC NET is also used to promote the ‘National Scholarship for Listed Caste Students (NFSC), the National Scholarship for Other Retrograde Classes (NFOBC), and the National Maulana Azad Scholarship for minority students (MANF) “appoint the Ministry of Social Justice and the Ministry of Minority Affairs.

UGC NET 2021 May exam admit card delayed

UGC NET 2021 May exam

University Grant Commission National Eligibility Test, UGC NET 2021 May card approval exam postponed. The May UGC NET 2021 exam will begin on May 2, 2021. However, the delays in issuing the admission card give hope that the exam will be postponed among students.

The UGC NET 2021 review in May could be postponed as several key reviews in the country, including NEET PG 2021 and JEE Main April 2021, have already been postponed due to the COVID 19 outbreak. Many students urged the National Testing Agency to postpone the UGC NET Exam 2021.

The Admission Card for the May 2021 UGC NET Exam should be posted with immediate effect. With the launch date delayed, students are expecting the exam to be postponed. The UGC NET 2021 May exam is a computerized test that is conducted in online mode. Applicants can get more updates on the official UGC – NTA website, ugcnet.nta.nic.in. Applicants who have difficulty downloading the UGC NET May 2021 admission cards can contact the NTA hotline once they are posted.

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The May UGC NET 2021 exam consists of two tests. Both articles contain objective multiple-choice questions. The UGC NET 2021 exam is organized twice a year by the NTA to determine the suitability of candidates for Assistant Professor or JRF positions.

According to the latest updates, the May 2021 UGC NET exam admission card has been delayed. Candidates are advised to continue to check the official website for more information on rescheduling the UGC NET 2021 exam for May.

ICSE 10th Exam 2021 cancelled completely

ICSE 10th Exam 2021

The CISCE board has decided to completely cancel the 10th ICSE exam in 2021 for all students due to the rapidly deteriorating COVID-19 situation. As a result, the optional exam option granted to ICSE Council Class 10 students has now been withdrawn. Previously, according to the circular published on April 16, the CISCE Board had given tenth graders the option to opt for the assessment module-based promotion or to take the exams later if the situation arose. However, this elective exam option has now been withdrawn and all students would be promoted according to the evaluation criteria established by the board. The 10th ICSE result in 2021 is based on the “fair and impartial” criteria established by the CISCE Board of Directors.

The Indian School Certificate Examination Council (CISCE) has reportedly decided to cancel the upcoming ICSE Class 10 2021 exams, including electives, amid student and parent concerns. The rapidly deteriorating COVID-19 situation across the country, especially in high-burden states such as Maharashtra and Delhi, has also contributed to CISCE’s thinking of conducting the ICSE board review in 2021.

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Once the class 10 exams were canceled, the ICSE schools were invited to proceed with the admission procedures for class XI, i. H. 11th grade to start for these students. The board also asked schools to set a schedule for the start of online classes for 11th grade students at the earliest.

While the 10th ICSE exam in 2021 was completely canceled, the board confirmed its decision to postpone the 12th ISC exam until 2021 for the board’s 12th grade students. As previously announced, the Board of Directors will hold a review meeting in June to discuss the feasibility of taking the ISC Class 12 exam in 2021 and also to determine the dates. Until then, seniors on the CISCE board will have to wait for more updates.

Check the list of colleges, Universities closed due to COVID-19 surge

COVID-19 surge

Universities, colleges and schools in different parts of India are closing due to the rapid increase in COVID 19 cases. Different states and territories of the Union have already decided to close educational institutions. At the same time, other states are examining the situation to make a decision soon. Here is a list of states and colleges that have already closed their colleges, universities, and colleges due to the COVID 19 outbreak.

States such as Haryana, Odisha, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Rajasthan have closed schools and universities in the state. Several colleges have also postponed their scheduled exams. However, most schools and universities have been allowed to continue their online courses for students.

List of Universities, Colleges and Schools Closed in India Due to Rise of COVID 19:

Haryana: All universities and colleges in the state will be closed until April 30, 2021. The Haryana government has also announced that schools in grades 1-9 will be closed by April 30, 2021.

Odisha: The state suspended physical classes for students in schools, colleges and universities from April 19, 2021 until further orders.

Also read: List of States that have cancelled or postponed board exams 2021

West Bengal: The West Bengal government announced today the closure of all schools. The government has also decided that the public school summer vacation will begin on May 7, 2021.

Bihar: Schools, universities and other educational institutions in Bihar will be closed until May 15, 2021, CM Nitish Kumar announced. Testing may also not be done during this time.

Uttar Pradesh: Yogi Aditynath’s government has decided to close all schools in the state before May 15, 2021.

Gujarat: Universities and colleges in Gujarat will be closed until April 30, 2021. However, online courses will be held until further notice. The Gujarat government has decided to give massive funding to students in grades 1-9 and 11.

Tamil Nadu: The government of Tamil Nadu has called for the closure of all public schools and institutions of higher education to switch to online education. The semester exams in the country are also carried out online.

Rajasthan: The state government has decided to close all educational institutions from April 19 to May 3, 2021. All state university exams have also been postponed until further notice.

Jammu and Kashmir: J&K management announces the closure of all educational institutions, including colleges and universities, by May 15, 2021.

Himachal Pradesh: All educational institutions in the state will be closed until April 21, 2021 due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases.

Maharashtra: State mandated online courses for schools and universities until further notice. Additionally, 11th grade students were promoted based on their internal grades. Even the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences has postponed its exams until May 30, 2021.

Uttarakhand: Schools and universities in three districts, namely Haridwar, Dehradun and Haldwani, are closed until April 30, 2021.

Chhattisgarh: The state government has extended the closure in cities such as Raipur, Raigarh, Korba and Jaishipur until April 26, 2021. Schools have been closed until further notice.

Delhi Lockdown: Students can use admit cards as curfew passes

Delhi Lockdown

The Arvind Kejriwal government imposed a weeklong curfew in the national capital from April 19 at 10 p.m. until April 26, 2021 at 5 a.m., many students arriving for exams were concerned about their trip. The Delhi government reached out to them and allowed students and examiners to travel to the city with an admit card or appointment letter. During Delhi’s closing week, or curfew, the state government allowed students to move around the city to attend exams. Students can use their exam cards, which will be handed over to the authorities as a curfew, to get to their exam centers and take all the exams scheduled for this week.

The official ordinance of DDMA – Delhi specifically mentions students who are required to sit for exams and staff involved in taking exams who are allowed to attend exam assignments during the Delhi week close. The ordinance states: “Individuals or students may take the exam on presentation of a valid admission card. Examining staff employed for exam tasks may travel on presentation of a valid admission card. “

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With the second wave of COVID-19 sweeping across the country, most schools and universities have canceled all exams for students. The CBSE Council, ICSE Council, and State Councils have decided to cancel or postpone Exams 10 and 12 in light of the rapid increase in the number of COVID-19 across the country. Major universities and colleges have also decided to postpone the exams to a later date. Some government reviews and competitions are expected to take place this week, but the examining authorities are reviewing the situation and will announce an update shortly.

MP Education Minister: Open book exams for UG and PG students

Open book exams

According to the latest update, the Madhya Pradesh state government ordered state universities and colleges to conduct open-book tests for undergraduate and graduate students. Previously, the state had announced open-book exams for freshmen and sophomores, but now open-book exams would also be conducted for seniors studying at public universities and colleges. The decision was made taking into account the second wave of COVID-19 and the rapid rise in coronavirus infections.

The news that Madhya Pradesh state universities will be asked to conduct open book tests for UG and PG semester exams in 2021 has been confirmed by the state education minister. State Education Minister Mohan Yadav, speaking to reporters, confirmed that there will be no physical exams for colleges and universities, and the state expects the normal routine to be followed in July. Speaking to media representatives, Yadav said: “Amid the increase in COVID cases, there will be open exams for seniors of UG and PG courses, as well as during the first and second exams. There will be no college exam. He added that he expects the normal academic session to resume from July 2021.

Also read: Madhya Pradesh board allows options for classes 9, 11 exams

Earlier this week, the Madhya Pradesh Department of School Education took several important steps and precautions to keep students safe during the second wave of COVID-19. As part of this, Madhya Pradesh’s 10th and 12th exams in 2021 were postponed to a later date by the government, while the state government also canceled the final 9th and 11th exams for students. This step was taken with the safety and health of the students in mind as a priority.

Ramesh Pokhriyal: JEE Main 2021 April Session Postponed

JEE Main 2021 Postponed

The Joint Entrance Examination, the JEE Main exam in April 2021, has been postponed by the National Testing Agency due to the increase in the number of COVID 19 cases in the country. The NTA has issued a notice to inform students of the postponement of the April 2021 JEE Core Exam, today April 18, 2021. The April 2021 JEE Core Exam is scheduled to take place before April 27-30, 2021.

Union’s Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal used his social media platform to post the notification himself. The Minister’s official tweet reads: “Given the current situation on Covid 19, I advised the NTA to postpone the JEE 2021 Main until April. The Ministry of Education is my main concern at this time. Please note: The dates of the JEE (the main Exam) – April 2021 will be announced later and at least 15 days before the exam. “

Also read: JEE Main 2021 April admit card to be release soon

The NTA announcement reads: “In view of the current COVID-19 pandemic situation and in view of the safety and well-being of candidates and exam officers, it has been decided to postpone the JEE (main) meeting – April 2021 Revised JEE (Main) Exam Dates: April 2021 will be announced later and at least 15 days before the exam, in the meantime, candidates are encouraged to use this time to better prepare for the exam NTA Abhyas “.

The NTA completed the registration process for the JEE Core Exam in April 2021 on April 14. This year, the NTA had launched several attempts at the JEE core exam to provide the flexibility needed to take the exam and give students the opportunity to improve their performance. The main JEE Exam in May 2021 will take place on May 24-28, 2021.

Several other exams, including the NEET PG 2021 and CBSE, CISCE Board 2021 exams, were postponed earlier this week. However, it is recommended that students check jeemain.nta.nic for the latest updates.

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