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CBSE to provide marksheets of Class 10 and 12 via DigiLocker App

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CBSE marksheets 10 and 12

After much deliberation, the CBSE has begun the last stage preparation for the declaration of CBSE 10th and 12th Board Results 2020. According to reports, the CBSE is planning to issue the marksheets and other documents related to CBSE 10th and 12th Result 2020 via DigiLocker Mobile App.

The Board, recently, sent an SMS to all the Class 10 and 12 students, instructing them to download the app and create an account for CBSE Results 2020. The CBSE 10th and 12th results 2020 will be based on the new assessment scheme announced by the Board.

The CBSE Board would be providing digitally signed copies of these documents to the students via DigiLocker App, that will help them submit these documents for admission procedure for higher studies.

Also read: CBSE Board Examination 2020: Class 10 results to be announced on this date

DigiLocker App is a mobile app launched by Government of India to help citizens obtain digitally signed copies of certificates for various government services, which also includes Board Exam Result Marksheets and other related documents.

The CBSE Board has already created default account for its students on DigiLocker Accounts. However, to access these accounts, students will have to register on the App using the same mobile phone number provided by tem at the time of the registration of their Aadhar Card.

CISCE declares ISC Class 12th results 2020

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ISC Class 12th results 2020

After much wait, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has announced the ISC 12th result 2020. Students can access their ISC result 2020 class 12 from the official website cisce.org. The ISC result 2020 will also be made available on results.cisce.org and through SMS service.

After the declaration of ISC result 2020, students can obtain digitally signed copies of mark sheet, pass certificate and migration certificate from DigiLocker. This will be made available after 48 hours of the announcement of the result. Students can register to DigiLocker with their mobile number followed by creating a username and password.

Also read: CISCE declares Class 10 Results 2020; check details

Pass Percentage for ICSE/10th is 99.3% and ISC /12th is 96.8% respectively.

Steps to check ISC Class 12th Results:

-Visit the official website of CISCE, i.e. cisce.org or results.ccisce.org.

-Select ISC as the course option.

-Enter your unique ID, index number and captcha code

-Click on submit button to get results

CISCE declares Class 10 Results 2020; check details

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ICSE 10th result 2020
CISCE declares Class 10 Results 2020; check details

After long and anxious wait of students, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has declared the ICSE 10th result 2020. ICSE 10th 2020 result is now available on the official website- www.cisce.org. More than 2 lakh students appeared for ICSE Class 10 exams which were conducted from February 27 to March 18, 2020.

The Council has announced the Class 10 and 12 results on the basis of the alternative assessment strategy formulated.

Also read: CISCE to reduce syllabus by 25 pc

With an aim to provide the ICSE / ISC Results access to students easily, the board will also make the result details available via SMS. Type ICSE<Space><UID> (for 10th Class) and send it to 09248082883 to get results.

Steps to check ICSE 10th Result 2020

-Visit the official website of CISCE- cisce.org

-Click on the link referring to ICSE result 2020 Class 10

-Enter UID, index number and captcha code in the respective blanks

-Click on the ‘Show Result’ to get results

SC refutes to entertain plea over school fees hike

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SC plea

In a major development, the Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea by parents from different states seeking deferment/moratorium on school fees for the COVID-19 lockdown period. The top court asked them to approach the high courts’ for relief.

A bench of Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices R Subhash Reddy and A S Bopanna said: “Fee hike issue should have been raised before the state High Courts. Why has it come to the Supreme Court? Each state has different problems. It’s a intensive situation. “Problems in each state are different. Parties are involving jurisdiction of this court as an omnibus case. But these are fact intensive situations in each state and even each district.”

Advocates Balaji Srinivasan and Mayank Kshirsagar said the Punjab and Haryana High Court has allowed schools to charge hiked fee. The bench told the counsels, the petitioners can file an appeal against that order of Punjab and Haryana High Court. “It would be a stroke of genius if you can solve everybody’s problems,” the bench said.

Also read: CBSE School Fees to be Declared in Two Weeks

The top court said that it is not inclined to interfere at this stage and the petitioners may withdraw plea and approach the high courts. Parents move to SC Parents of school going children from different states have moved the top court seeking a declaration of moratorium or deferment of payment of school fees during the COVID-19 induced lockdown. The plea also sought that the Centre and all states be asked to direct the private unaided/aided schools to only charge the proportionate fees based on actual expenditure towards the conduct of the online virtual classes and no other fees from the students since April 1 till the commencement of physical classes.

Ed-Tech firm Ken42 appoints Vibha Mahajan as VP growth and strategic alliances

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Vibha Mahajan

Country’s one of largest ed-tech learning management system, Ken42, has announced the appointment of Vibha Mahajan as Vice President- Growth and Strategic Alliances.

Vibha brings over two decades of experience to Ken42, having served in leadership roles in ed-tech companies like Matific and McGraw-Hill Education. In her position as VP-Growth & Strategic Alliances, Vibha will leverage her experience as a seasoned education leader in delivering next-generation digital learning solutions to help students achieve improved outcomes.

Vibha joins Ken42 after her stint at Australian ed-tech company Matific, where she played an integral role as Vice-President, India for over a year. She has also previously worked at McGraw-Hill Education for over 20 years in various leadership roles.

Also read: Prometheus School appoints Rashima Vaid Varma as the Principal of Secondary School

Ganesh Raju, Founder and CEO, Ken42 said, “Vibha brings with her a deep understanding of the ed -tech space as well as colossal experience in the workings of a unified learning management interface, making her the ideal fit for Ken42. We are excited to welcome her on board to steer our vision for Ken42.”

Vibha Mahajan said “There is a certain thrill in building something from square one, and I look forward to applying my experience and acumen at Ken42, to enhance the experience of all stakeholders involved – parents, students, faculty, as well as administration. I am excited to be a part of the Ken42 journey into cultivating the first-ever Superapp Edtech Platform in India.”

Vibha has completed her education from Nagpur University with a Bachelor’s of Engineering in Electronics & Communication. She has also pursued the General Management Program from the prestigious IIM Lucknow.

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

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CBSE Class 10th and 12th results

Putting all rumours to rest, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said it has not announced any date for declaring class 10th 12th Result 2020.

Students are advised to please note that the notice circulating on social media claiming that the Class 12 results are releasing on July 11 and Class 10 on July 13 is fake. The board has denied releasing the dates for the board examination.

Also read: CBSE cuts 30 pc syllabus for Class 9th to 12th

A circular started to circulate on social media, claiming that the board would be releasing the results for classes 12 and 10 on July 11 and 13 respectively. The notice was also flashed by various media channels. The claims, however, were quickly rebuffed by the board.

CBSE officials have denied releasing any such circular. Students and parents are also advised to note that the board, though intent on releasing the results at the earliest, has not announced any date as yet. Officials have asked all to keep a check on the CBSE official website cbse.nic.in. The dates, once confirmed, would be announced on cbse.nic.in.

IIT Roorkee to launch AI in banking programme

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IIT Roorkee

In the light of Corona crisis, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee has collaborated with WileyNXT to launch AI in banking programmes. The programme will be 4 months long and will focus on training IT professionals and graduates to implement Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the banking sector.

The programme will cover industry immersion classes by top business leaders to give an in-depth understanding of the role of AI in Banking and financial domains. It will offer a joint certification from WileyNXT and IIT-Roorkee.

Also read: IIT Roorkee secures 1st position among IITs in QS ranking list

Prof. Ajit K. Chaturvedi, Director, IIT Roorkee said, “AI has the potential to transform banking and improve compliance. The current COVID-19 crisis coupled with growing security and privacy concerns has reinforced the need for leveraging new-age skills to tackle the emerging challenges. We are delighted to collaborate with WileyNXT to launch this program. The program will open new avenues for the participants in the banking sector.”

Other than this, IIT Roorkee is also offering Joint Doctoral Degree Programmes with the University of Alberta. Under the program, each collaborating institution will admit up to a maximum of two (2) Joint Degree students each academic year for the Joint Degree Programme.

HRD Minister: uninformed commentary on CBSE syllabus

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HRD Minister

After criticism, the Union HRD minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has taken the social media to explain the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) decision to reduce the syllabus by 30% for the 2020-21 academic year.

The CBSE’s syllabus announcement and the list of topics culled came on July, 7 and immediately invited intense criticism for dropping topics such as federalism, democracy, secularism, international relations and others from the social science syllabuses of Classes 9 to 12.

A group of academics called the CBSE’s decision and choice of topics “ideologically driven”.

Pokhriyal dismissed such criticism as uninformed commentary and suggested the critics leave politics out of education.

Also read: HRD Ministry curtains CBSE syllabus for next session

He wrote on social media: “There has been a lot of uninformed commentary on the exclusion of some topics from #CBSESyllabus. The problem with these comments is that they resort to sensationalism by connecting topics selectively to portray a false narrative.” He said that the aim was to reduce stress on students. “While it is easy to misconstrue exclusion of three-four topics like nationalism, local government, federalism, etc. and build a concocted narrative, a wider perusal of different subjects will show that this exclusion is happening across subjects,” he wrote.

The HRD minister went on to repeat what the CBSE had said in a clarification issued on July 8. He said: “CBSE has clarified, schools have been advised to follow the #NCERT Alternate Academic Calendar, and all the topics mentioned have been covered under the same Academic Calendar. The exclusions are merely a 1-time measure for exams, due to the #COVID19 pandemic”.

AICTE issues revised its academic calendar

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AICTE revised academic calendar

In the light of Corona crisis, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as revised its academic calendar for new admission as well as existing batches for the year 2020-21. The AICTE revised academic calendar has been structured keeping the new UGC guidelines in mind.

The institutes affiliated to AICTE have been asked to follow the revised UGC academic guidelines regarding examination.

As per the revised academic calendar, classes from existing batches will begin from 17th August onwards. The Universities have been instructed to start classes on the scheduled date in online or offline or blended mode following the protocols or guidelines prescribed for curbing of COVID-19 pandemic.

Also read: AICTE revises MCA programme from 3 years to 2 years

For fresh batches, the AICTE has instructed for the first round of counselling and admission process to allotted seats in the affiliated institutions to b completed by 5th October 2020. The second round of counselling and seat allotment is to be concluded by 15th October 2020 as per the revised guidelines.

AICTE has instructed classes for fresh batches, including those through lateral entry in the second year, to be started from 15th October 2020 onwards. The last date for admitting students to the new academic year is 20th October 2020, said AICTE.

The classes for the newly admitted students are to begin by 10th August 2020 while classes for continuing students of PGCM and PGDM courses are to start by 15th July 2020 as per the revised academic calendar. Admission deadline affixed by AICTE for students under open and distance learning courses is 30th August 2020 and 28th February 2021 respectively.

NTA issues new guidelines for NDA and NA aspirants

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NTA issues new guidelines

National Testing Agency (NTA) has released JEE Main 2020 application correction guidelines for candidates who are also appearing for NDA and NA examinations.

As per the official notice, aspirants have to update “Yes” in their JEE Main application form during the correction period in order to avoid any clash in the schedule of JEE Main 2020 and NDA/NA 2020 examination.

JEE Main 2020 application correction facility has already started from July 4 and is available till July 15 (5.00 PM). Interested candidates can make corrections in their already submitted JEE Main applications before the last date.

Also read: JEE Main and NEET UG 2020 exams dates may get affected

Candidates are allowed to change candidate particulars along with the choice of exam centre, photograph, and signature. Those willing to make changes in their category or gender will also be required to pay the difference fee in online mode till 11.50 PM on July 15.

No change is accepted through email/fax; candidates are required to make corrections through the official website only.

NDA and NA examination is to be conducted by UPSC on September 6, 2020. JEE Main 2020 exam is also now scheduled to be held between September 1-6, 2020.

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