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Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani to inaugurate virtual National Skill Summit, Gujarat

National Skill Summit, Gujarat

In India, vocational education is being implemented under Human Resource Development, and Vocational Training is being implemented under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship to provide skilled manpower in different vocations. For driving any economy competent manpower is a prime success factor. India needs a large base of skilled and competent manpower to become a superpower and developed nation. With COVID-19 onset, thousands have lost their jobs, the industry requirements have changed a lot.

Elets Technomedia in association with Gujarat Skill Development Mission is organizing virtual “National Skill Summit, Gujarat” on July 15, 2020.

The summit will be chaired by Hon’bleChief Minister of Gujarat, Vijay Rupani. The CM will also launch PROJECT SANKLAP based on ‘for the industry, by the industry, in the industry’ concept.

Also read: President Pranab Mukherjee to inaugurate India’s First Smart Grid Project

Dilip Kumar Thakor, Hon’ble Minister, Labour, and Employment, Disaster Management, Devsthan, Pilgrimage Development, Gujarat will also address the summit.

Vipul Mittra, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Labour & Employment, Government of Gujarat will also address during the launch.

The first panel will be addressed by Navin Mittal, IAS, Commissioner, Technical & Collegiate Education, Govt of Telangana, Manish Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, National Skill Development Mission, Dr. K. P. Krishnan, Former Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India, Peter Cook, British Deputy High Commissioner, Dr. P. K. Shukla, Vice President (Special Projects), Pidilite, Dr Rodney Reviere, Head of Project, GIZ.

The last panel will be addressed by Shrikant Sinha, Chief Executive Officer, Telangana Academy of Skills and Knowledge, Government of Telangana and Supreet Gulati, IAS, Director, Employment & Training, MD, Gujarat Skill Development Mission.

The summit envisions to address the challenges of unemployment and generating ideas to ensure gainful and sustainable employment to the youth.

Mizoram board declares MBSE HSSLC Result 2020; check details

MBSE HSSLC Result 2020

Putting an end to the anxious wait of students, Mizoram Board has formally announced MBSE HSSLC Result 2020. The Mizoram 12th result 2020 is available in online mode on mbse.edu.in.

MBSE 12th Result 2020 have been declared for students from all the three streams i.e. for arts, commerce and science streams.

Also read: Mizoram Board declares MBSE class 10 Results, check at mbse.edu.in

Around 10 thousand students can check MBSE 12th result 2020 now. They will have to enter their roll numbers and registration number to access mbse.edu.in HSSLC result 2020. MBSE HSSLC result 2020 has been released for the exams conducted from February 28 to March 19, 2020, and July 1 to July 3, 2020.

Steps to check Mizoram HSSLC Result 2020:

– Visit official website i.e. mbse.edu.in

– Click on link for Mizoram HSSLC Result 2020

– Enter exam roll number and other details asked on the website

– MBSE 12th Result scorecard will be displayed on the screen

DU to begin final year exams from August 17

DU final year exams

According to reports, Delhi University told the Delhi High Court that the final-year exams will begin from August 17, in open-book examination, or OBE, mode.

The university will begin the examinations on August 17 and conclude by September 8 for the final semester, or final year students of all undergraduate and postgraduate courses including School of Open Learning (SOL) and Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB).

“For such students who are unable to appear in the examinations in OBE mode remotely, it has been decided to conduct an additional phase of examinations through online/offline/blended mechanism, for the purpose of providing another opportunity to the students,” said DU’s affidavit.

These examinations will be held after two weeks from the date of conclusion of the DU open book exam on September 8.

Also read: Delhi University to conduct semester and year-end exams

Earlier, on July 9, while hearing a petition, the Delhi High Court had instructed DU to file an affidavit detailing the exam schedule. The final-year exams have been postponed twice, creating confusion among students. The court also asked DU to explain the mode of examination it would be adopting.

The online open book exams were originally scheduled to begin on July 1 and were later postponed to July 10. DU has said that the date sheet for postgraduates programmes and professional courses shall be released on or before July 20.

Google join hands with CBSE to train 1 million teachers

Google join hands with CBSE

Google also announced a partnership with Central Board of Secondary Education to train over one million teachers in 22,000 schools across India by the end of 2020. The training will be given to deliver blended learning that combines the classroom approach with online learning, using free tools like G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, and YouTube.

To support underserved low-income communities, it has also announced a new Google.org grant of $1M to Kaivalya Education Foundation (KEF) as part of the Global Distance Learning Fund.

Also read: CBSE to provide training to school principals

Speaking at the event, Ramesh Pokhriyal, Minister of Human Resource Development said: “Google’s efforts to bring technology and thereby, knowledge and learning to students in every part of the country is commendable. The internet has emerged as a lifeline during the pandemic, which needs to be strengthened and we welcome Google’s initiatives like free access to learning resources, as well as their collaboration with CBSE to train 1 million teachers on tech-enabled education.”

“I welcome Google’s commitment to invest in India over the next 5 years and we look forward to Google’s partnership in transforming India into a global knowledge superpower, with a focus on science and research,” Pokhriyal said.

Delhi Govt allows appointment of guest teachers for online classes

Delhi Govt

To provide relief to guest teachers, the Delhi Government has directed all heads of school to appoint willing guest teachers and contract teachers to facilitate online teaching and learning activities.

The official notice by Directorate of Education said: “ All such engaged teachers shall be treated as on duty and will be paid as per norm. The school heads have also been instructed to follow up on every student’s progress and make necessary arrangements to support their learning remotely.”

On July 7, the deputy chief minister, Manish Sisodia released an official notice addressing the issue of non-appointment of guest teachers in online teaching.

Also read: Odisha to start online classes from July 13

Emphasising the contribution of guest teachers Sisodia wrote: “ Our plan will not be effective unless all the teachers, including guest teachers who have had a direct role in taking classes with children pre-lockdown phase, are involved once again.”

All guest teachers who engaged in teaching before the summer vacation in May 2020 will be invited to rejoin the service.

UP Govt issues guidelines over next academic year for Universities

academic year for Universities

In the light of Corona pandemic across the country, the Uttar Pradesh state government has issued new guidelines with regard to beginning the next academic year for the state-run universities. The universities and colleges been closed since March 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown.

An official statement has been released which stated that the admission process for the graduation programme is set to begin from September while the classes for the first year graduation will begin from October 1, 2020. As per the regulations, the classes for all the postgraduate courses will begin from November 1, 2020.

The university examinations for the 2020-21 academic session of the universities will be conducted in March-April 2020 in the next academic year. The state government had earlier on decided on reducing the syllabus for the next academic year keeping in mind the loss of classes encountered due to the lockdown.

Also read: UP govt schools to get makeover by migrant workers

Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma is also the Education Minister stated that a zero session will not be declared and the government will find ways to make up for the lost time.

The Uttar Pradesh Board is also reported to be considering reducing the syllabus for the next academic year given the lockdown situation in the state.

Rajasthan Board announces BSER 12th Commerce Results 2020

RBSE Rajasthan Board 12th Commerce Result 2020 declared

Putting an end to the long wait, Rajasthan Board has declared BSER 12th Commerce Results 2020. The RBSE 12th Results 2020 for Commerce Stream has been made available to the students online on rajresults.nic.in and rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. The overall pass percentage for commerce stream stands at 94.49%.

A total of 36,515 students have registered to appear for the RBSE 12th Commerce stream exam. RBSE Chairman D. P. Jaroli for officially declare the Rajasthan Board 12th Commerce Result, after which it will be made available to the students online on official websites.

Also read: Rajasthan Board declares RBSE 12th Science Results 2020

Keeping up with the national trend in the Board exams, Girls outshined Boys in the Rajasthan 12th Commerce Result 2020 as well. The overall pass percentage for girl students was reported at 96.94% as compared to 93.18% among the boys.

Steps to check BSER 12th Commerce Results 2020:

-Visit official website- rajresults.nic.in / rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

-Click on link for RBSE 12th Commerce Result 2020

-Provide required details on website

-Click on submit to get results

CBSE declares Class 12 Results 2020

CBSE Class 12 Results 2020

After long and anxious wait, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Board announced the class 12 results. The CBSE has made the CBSE class 12 result 2020 available on its official website — cbseresults.nic.in.

Earlier, CBSE had to postpone some exams and later decided to resume on July 1. However, CBSE later decided to cancel the examinations due to a spike in the covid-19 cases across the country.

A total of 12,06,893 students had registered for the CBSE class 12 examination which include 5,22,819 girls, 6,84,068 boys.

Also read: CBSE to provide training to school principals

This year, CBSE had released admit cards for Board exams online on January 19 and it had QR code in it. CBSE had also increased the number of encrypted question papers from 19 to 50 to ensure the safety in the examination. CBSE had introduced password protected and encrypted question papers following the exam paper leak in 2017.

Steps to check CBSE results:

-Visit official website- cbseresults.nic.in

-Click on CBSE class 12 link

-Put roll number on given space

-Click submit to get results

BLENDED LEARNING THE NEW NORMAL FOR SCHOOLS

CBSE to provide training to school principals

CBSE training

In the light of Corona pandemic, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be conducting an orientation cum training programme on Alternative Academic Calendar. The Training programme will be conducted for the teachers and principals on July 17, 2020. The training will be done through Google Meet.

The CBSE Chairman and the NCERT Director Dr. Hrushikesh Senapaty will be giving addressing and interacting with the principals who will be participating in the programme. All the principles of the schools affiliated to the board along with its teachers are required to participate in the Alternative Academic Calendar Training programme.

The schools principals will have to join through devices in which they java logged in with email ID available at cbseshiksha.in. The programmes will also be webcasted through social media platforms of the CBSE and the links of the same will be provided through the CBSE-CoEs and e-Sandesh.

Also read: Fake: CBSE not announced dates of Class 10th and 12th results

The official notification is available on the website – cbseacademic.nic.in.

The Alternative Academic calendar was developed by the NCERT for Primary and Upper classes in April 2020 while the revised calendar was released on July 7, 2020. The revised calendar contains reduced topics and rationalization of syllabus up to 30 per cent for 190 subjects for the students from class 1 to 12 as a one-time measure.

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