The Union Public Service Commission will host the UPSC NDA I 2021 exam on Sunday, April 18, 2021. The exam will be conducted offline at various test centers across the country. The National Defense Academy exam takes place in two shifts: the first shift begins at 10 a.m. and the second starts at 2 p.m.

The written exam consists of math questions and a general aptitude test. The duration of the exam is 5 hours and the maximum mark is 300 in mathematics and 600 in the general aptitude test. The written exam consists of objective questions.

Important Instructions for Applicants

Candidates taking the exam can view the guidelines issued by the committee below.

1. Candidates may only use a black pen to write and record responses on the OMR sheet (answer sheet). Testing with pens of any other color is prohibited.

2. Candidates who apply must have their admission card to the exam centers. You must present the hard copy of your E-Admit card at the assigned exam location with photo identification on the E-Admit card.

3. In the event that the photo is not visible / blurred or not available on the electronic admission card, applicants are advised to bring two (2) identical photos (one photo for each session).

4. Candidates must arrive at the exam center one hour before the start of the exam. The entrance to the exam site will close 10 minutes before the scheduled start of the exam.

5. Students should follow all necessary guidelines from the Government of India regarding COVID19. Wearing masks, using disinfectants, and maintaining social distancing is mandatory for all students, supervisors, and other staff.

The exam will be conducted by the NDA Army, Navy and Air Force Wing Admissions Committee for Course 147 and for the Indian Naval Academy 109 from January 2, 2022. This driving test will occupy 400 positions in the organization.

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, CISCE Board Exam 2021s, ICSE, ISC 2021  has been postponed due to surge in COVID-19 cases. The decision on the revised date will be taken in June 2021. This has come to an effect after students urged the board to reconsider CISCE Board Exam 2021.

It has been two days since CBSE announced the decision on the 2021 exams. So ultimately, this is the date that ICSE, ISC 2021 was postponed. Previously, the CISCE 2021 Board exam was scheduled to begin on May 4 with the ICSE or Class 10 exam and end on June 7, while the ISC or Class 12 exam is expected to start on April 8 and end on June 18, 2021.

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Previously, the CISCE issued an official announcement in which it read: “Due to the COVID situation, the board will make a decision regarding the revision of ICSE class X and ISC class XII in 2021 and will notify all interested as soon as possible. ” Parents are encouraged to check the official CISCE website for more information on CISCE Council 2021 exam news.

The students hope that the CISCE will reconsider the ICSE exam, the ISC 2021 and make the decision in agreement with the CBSE and other government bodies. It appears that the CISCE may cancel the tenth grade exams. However, ISC Class 12 exams may be postponed until further notice.

Marwari Catalysts Ventures, one of India’s fastest growing startup accelerators, announces its EdTech cohort of selected startups. These selected finalists are shortlisted from over 300 entries from across India and after a strict selection process.

The 12-week program will open the doors for shortlisted startups to prepare their innovative solutions for the market and scale their businesses to solve global challenges. Marwari Catalysts will endeavor to make these startups available to clients in India and abroad to take advantage of relevant opportunities.

The founders of Marwari Catalysts have always advocated that even in the harsh reality where today’s companies with markets and economies suffer unprecedented losses and recessions, there is a silver lining to innovative startups.

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With the pandemic and closure forcing several businesses to close their stores, startups have stepped up to address challenges on multiple levels. At times like these, the keen eye of investors has shifted to startups offering solutions that help businesses and economies drive growth.

Fortunately, few such startups have been found in Thrive, its EdTech acceleration program. “Thrive” aims to empower incredible talents using the latest technology to solve educational challenges and expand existing markets or create new ones around the world.

According to the company statement, Marwari Catalysts offers participants not only mentoring, but also access to educational institutions, support in product lifecycle management, contributions to brand and organizational development.

It also offers these five EdTech startups opportunities to grow on a global scale. With these additional selected startups, highly specialized accelerator Marwari Catalysts Ventures, the company now has more than 30 startups in its portfolio.