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WB Class 10 Board Exam 2020 begins today; check details here

WBBSE 10th board exams

West Bengal (WB) 2020 Board Examinations for Class 10 (Madhyamik) have begun today. According to reports, about 10.15 lakh students will be appearing for WB Class 10 examinations, which will be conducted in 2,839 examination centres across the state by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE).

Out of the 10.15 lakh candidates appearing for the examinations, 56 percent have been reported to be female, which is the highest number in recent times.

As per WBBSE, the Class 12 (Uccha Madhyamik) board exams are scheduled to be held from March 12, 2020, to March 27, 2020.

To make the exam preparation fair and stress-free for students, the WB Pollution Control Board has imposed a ban on the use of loudspeakers in residential areas and around educational institutions. According to the state Pollution Board, the decision has been taken to provide a study-oriented environment to the students.

In a similar move, the UP board has launched an anti-noise helpline with the help of UP police to help the students prepare for their exams in a noise-free environment.

Elets to host 16th World Education Summit in Hyderabad on February 21-22,2020

16th World Education Summit in Hyderabad

Elets Technomedia & digitalLEARNING Magazine in association with the Department of Collegiate & Technical Education, Government of Telangana and Telangana State Council of Higher Education is organising the 16th Edition of World Education Summit, India’s biggest event on Innovation in Education, in Hyderabad on February 21-22, 2020.

The two-day summit will be graced by Ms. P. Sabitha Indra Reddy, Education Minister, Government of Telangana as Chief Guest and Mr. Temjen Imna Along, Minister of Higher & Technical Education & Tribal Affairs, Government of Nagaland as Guest of Honour, Mr. Navin Mittal, Commissioner, Department of Collegiate & Technical Education, Government of Telangana as Programme Chair, among others.

Started over 10 years back, the World Education Summit objective has been loud and clear – to provide a platform to discuss and deliberate on best practices and unique methods to revamp the higher, technical, skill and school education in India. The summit brings together a galaxy of decision-makers, influential experts and practitioners linked to the education sector from across the world.

The 16th World Education Summit is expected to attract over 900 delegates and has a stellar line up of speakers from across the spectrum of the education sector.

The major highlight of the event will be the World Education Summit Awards to recognise the admirable contributions and pioneering initiatives taken by individuals, pre-schools, schools, higher education institutions, and Edu-tech corporate as well as start-ups. The summit also features an exhibition.

This World Education Summit provides a great opportunity for top decision-makers to share insights with on-the-ground practitioners, and collaborate to find new ways, identify emerging trends in a constantly evolving education market and make inroads to newer markets of growth.

UP Board Exams 2020 begin; check details here

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The Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Board Classes 10 and 12 examinations have started today, and will end on March 6.

According to reports, more than 56 lakh candidates are appearing for the examinations. Out of these, about 30 lakh class 10 students will be appearing for the elementary Hindi exam and 26 lakh class 12 students will be taking the general Hindi exam on the very first day.

Moreover, out of 30 lakh Class 10 candidates who registered online, 20,789 are appearing as private candidates, and out of 26 lakh Class 12 candidates registered for Class 12 exams, 69,983 are private candidates. The examinations are being held at 7,784 centres across the state, as per reports.

To preserve the sanctity of the examinations and for surveillance, security and authenticity, the state government has set up a state-level monitoring and control room for CCTV surveillance. Nearly 2 lakh CCTV cameras have been installed at 7,784 centres in 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh (UP) and around 2 lakh invigilators have been put on duty.

The state government has also launched a Twitter handle for immediate resolution of any complaints or queries. Additionally, helpline numbers for the control room, e-mail id and toll free numbers can be utilised for any complaints or queries.

Furthermore, the Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Board (UPSEB) has categorised 938 centres as ‘sensitive’ and 395 centres as ‘hyper-sensitive’ according to their vulnerability for cheating, as per reports.

The sensitive districts will use colour-coded and threaded answer copies. The answer copies will be pink and yellow for Class 10, and green and blue for Class 12. The colour-coding has been done to ensure that the answer copies are not replaced or their pages taken out by any unauthorised person.

NEET PG 2020 All India 50% Quota Rank released, check here

NEET PG Merit List 2020
NEET PG 2020 All India 50% Quota Rank released, check here

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Post Graduate (PG) 2020 All India 50 percent quota rank list has been released by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) on its official website.

The All India 50 percent quota rank list is the overall merit position of a candidate among all the candidates who appeared for the NEET PG 2020 examination under the quota, and is valid only for All India 50 percent quota in MD, MS, and post Graduate Diploma courses for 2020 session.

The NEET PG 2020 result was announced last month by NBE and the scorecards were uploaded online in the first week of February.

Conducted by NBE, NEET PG 2020 is a qualifying cum ranking examination for admission to Post-Graduate MD, MS, or Diploma courses in various medical colleges across the country.

Candidates who appeared for the NEET PG 2020 examination can check the All India 50 percent quota rank list at NBE’s official website https://natboard.edu.in/.

NEET PG 2020 is the single qualifying cum ranking examination conducted by the National Board of Examinations for admission to Post-Graduate MD or MS or Diploma Courses in medical colleges across the country.

Bihar STET 2019 answer key released; direct link here

Bihar-stet-Answer-key 2019-2020

Answer keys for the 2019 Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) examination has been released by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB). Candidates who appeared for the examination can download their answer keys at BSEB’s official website.

Candidates are advised to go through the official answer keys as soon as possible and raise any objections if necessary within the timeframe set by BSEB.

The STET 2019 examination was conducted on January 28 and the admit card was released on January 18, 2020. The examination was initially scheduled to be conducted in October 2019 but was postponed due to official reasons.

Candidates who qualify the STET examination would be eligible to teach at schools affiliated with BSEB. The STET consists of two papers; Paper-1 is conducted to check the eligibility of candidates to teach for Classes 9 and 10, while Paper-2 is for classes 11 and 12.

The BSEB STET 2019 application process started from September 9, 2019 and the final date to submit the application was September 18, 2019.

According to reports, a total of 25,270 candidates for Paper-1 and 12,065 candidates for Paper-2 will feature in the merit list of STET 2019.

Here are some steps that can be followed to check the STET 2019 answer keys:

Step-1: Go to BSEB’s official website – http://biharboardonline.com/

Step-2: Click on the STET Objection link under the ‘Grievance’ section.

Step-3: Enter the login details and click on submit

Step-4: Check and download the answer keys

Alternatively, candidates can directly go to – http://biharboardonline.com/Grievance/objection/stet to check and download their answer key.

CCS University 2020 Admit Card Released; Check here

CCS University 2020 Admit Card

Chaudhary Charan Singh (CCS) University at Meerut, has released admit cards for the CCS 2020 examinations. Students who wish to appear for the examination, are advised to visit the university’s official website for examinations to download their CCS 2020 admit card. For convenience of the students, a direct link has also been provided below.

The admit card is being issued to only those students who had successfully submitted the application form along with paying the required fee. Candidates should note that the CCS Admit cards are only available in an online mode and have to be downloaded for further use.

Here are a few steps that can be followed to download the CCS 2020 Admit card online:

Step-1: Visit CCS University’s official website for exams – https://exam.ccsuweb.in

Step-2: Click on the ‘Examination Portal’ link

Step-3: Click on ‘Download Admit Card’ link from the drop down menu in the new window

Step-4: In the new field, enter your form number and the Captcha

Step-5: Click ‘Submit’

Step-6: Download your CCS 2020 admit card and take a print out for future reference

In case of any grievances related to the CCS 2020 Admit card, students are required to contact to contact the university via email/contact number provided on the official website.

Direct link to download CCS 2020 Admit card – https://exam.ccsuweb.in/ExamForms/AdmitCard.aspx

Dummy Admit card for Bihar D.El.Ed 2020 examination released

Bihar Dummy Admit Card

Dummy admit card for Bihar D.El.Ed examination has been released by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB).  Appearing candidates can go to the official website of BSEB – https://biharboardvividh.com/ to download their dummy admit card 2020.

The dummy admit card has been released by BSEB Board for candidates appearing for the Bihar Joint Entrance Examination. If the candidates find any errors in the dummy admit card, they can apply for the required corrections. The last date to apply for corrections is February 21, 2020, after which the links will be disabled.

The link to download the dummy admits card is given on the official website through candidate login.

Candidates should note that a simple submission of application or receiving admit card or appearing in the examination does not guarantee selection. The selection will be made based on merit rank, available vacancies, and verification of original documents.

S. No. Event Date
1 Dummy admit card availability February 16, 2020
2 Actual admit card issuance March 2020
3 Bihar D.El.Ed 2020 exam date April 2020

The admit card containing pertinent information like roll number, allocated test centre, and guidelines for the test will be made available on the official website to the successfully registered candidates.

Appearing candidates are advised to keep their registered mobile number and e-mail ID active until the completion of the recruitment process, as they cannot be changed once entered into registration.

TANCET 2020: Anna University releases admit card

admit card TANCET 2020

Anna University has released the hall ticket for the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) 2020 today.

Those who are appearing for the TANCET 2020 examination, can download the hall ticket from the official website of the University i.e. annauniv.edu.

The TANCET 2020 examination is scheduled to be held on February 29 and March 1, 2020. While the entrance examination for Masters of Computer Application (MCA) will be held from 10 am to 12 noon on February 29, the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) will be conducted in the second half on the same day, starting at 2.30 pm.

The TANCET 2020 for other post-graduate courses, including engineering, technology, architecture, and planning will be conducted on March 1.

Rajasthan to build government schools like Delhi

Delhi Govt School

Following the footsteps of the Delhi Government, who had made strenuous efforts to improve the infrastructure and functioning of Delhi’s government schools, the Government of Rajasthan has asked for the proposal from the State Education Department for building the same in Rajasthan.

The Department of Education, Rajasthan is planning to build six English Medium schools in Alwar District: Government Girl’s senior secondary school, Mundawar; Government Girl’s senior secondary school, Harsoli; Government Senior Secondary School, in Neemrana, Behror, Rambas, Umrain. For this, a proposal has been sent to the Government of Rajasthan.

In these schools, students from Class 1-12 will be taught and for this teacher with the required skill will be appointed too. Recently, Mahatma Gandhi Secondary School has been opened in Nayabas, Alwar.

As per the recent survey conducted by the Neta App Janata Barometer Survey just before the February 8 Assembly elections in Delhi, as many as 61 percent of respondents said they would prefer sending their children to a government school over a private one.

The survey was based on the responses of over 40,000 citizens across all 70 Delhi constituencies between January 20-27 to gauge the public verdict on the performance of the AAP government in key performance areas of education and health.

A New Decade for Educational Transformation

Dr. Aruna Wadkar

An Educator should have a vision to create a learning environment for teachers and children as an intellectual and emotional person, equipping them with personal values and make them tomorrow’s leaders with imbibed ethics. The motive is to make them love, to be lifelong learners, and to ensure that each child regardless of orientation, ability, race, gender and economic status, can learn and have access to the tools to thrive towards a global outlook.  A sense of responsibility is needed with responsive new ways of learning, integrating various forms of knowledge to help the students develop intellectually and emotionally, as moral individuals.

Goal is to impart education beyond books, wherein we as educators should create relevant learning amidst the accelerating change of the environment  to  grow  in  a  climate  of  non-threatening,  respect  and     trust  where teachers  need  to be empowered with the right, innovative, creative and activity based hands-on teaching methodology.

My vision for transforming education toward student-centred learning is encouraged and emboldened by the fact that a diverse group of education leaders with different perspectives are engaged in bringing a change in the transformation of education system and policy.

Education Re-imagined defines success as a whole. It might look like a learner-centred movement in future, rather than serving as concrete, measurable goals. These ambitions represent a direction in which we should move and would require collaboration and contribution from education pioneers across the country.

The Education sector has evolved to blended learning and personalized learning and the focus is on putting the learner at the centre, anytime and anywhere, through online learning, flipped classrooms, internships, community-based organisations, libraries, mentors, and many other sources.

Students have personal learner profiles with precise knowledge and skills, within flexible learning environments, supported by a variety of resources, modalities, and modes. By organising learning resources around students, we can harness each student’s intrinsic motivation to succeed, and empower the learner to demonstrate his or her learning in authentic ways, rooted in real-world experiences.

As per the research, five interrelated learning elements that form this transformational, visionary design for learning are –

Competency-based learning: Competency education is an infrastructure where each learner works towards competency and strives for mastery in defined domains of knowledge, skills, and dispositions

Personalized learning: Personalized, relevant, contextualized learning draws from the learner’s own passions, strengths, needs, family, and culture to fuel the development of knowledge, skills, and dispositions

Learner agency: Learner agency recognizes that learners are active participants within the educational process, and new learning models engage learners in the design of their experiences in ways that are appropriate for their developmental level.

Research on ‘growth mindset’ shows that students generally become more motivated and engaged when they get a choice in their learning experiences. Cultivating a growth mindset in students can help continue self-efficacy, which influences esteem, motivation, and attitude.

Socially embedded: Socially embedded learning is achieved through the development of meaningful relationships between the students and their families, peers, and other community members. Independent exploration, collaborative group work, and intentional instructions are integrated to develop mastery of competencies.

Open walled Learning: Open walled learning recognizes that learning can happen anytime in any place, and it intentionally leverages real-world experiences to develop mastery of competencies. Learning experiences can be in-person, virtual, or in blended contexts, and they are all legitimate vehicles for authentic, rich, and diverse learning opportunities.

Alongside Education Reimagined, we are committed to designing new, learning environments that provide access, equity, and excellence for all students.

Reimagined vision creators need to create visionaries to develop learner-centric paradigm shift and make it as a prime goal to bring the change.

The views expressed above are the personal opinion of Dr. Aruna Wadkar, Principal, ARJ International-The Futuristic School, Vijayapura, Karnataka

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