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PSEB Class 10th results 2019 to be declared soon

PSEB Class 10th results 2019

Punjab 10th Result 2019: The Punjab School Education Board or PSEB will announce the Class 10th Result 2019 shortly. The Punjab 10th Result will be declared on the Punjab School Education Board’s official website pseb.ac.in. The Punjab Board conducted the class 10th Matriculation examination for the academic year 2018-19, from 15 March – 1 April 2019.

Students who have appeared for Punjab Board Class 10 examination 2019 can view their result on these websites as well examresults.net, punjab.indiaresults.com, results.gov.in. Candidates are advised to keep admit card and other relevant details handy to check their PSEB 10th result 2019 without any hassle.

How to check the Punjab 10th Result 2019:

Step 1: Click on the official website pseb.ac.in.

Step 2: Look for a tab which says ‘Punjab Class 10 board exam result 2019’

Step 3: Click on the tab

Step 4: Enter your roll number

Step 5: Download your Punjab Matric Result 2019 and take a printout for future reference

Students can also check their Punjab Board Class 10 Result 2019 via SMS service.

The overall pass percentage of students who appeared in the Punjab Class 10th Matriculation exam 2018 was 59.47 %. The pass percentage of girls was higher than that of boys. As many as 3.68 lakh students sat for the Punjab Class 10th Matriculation boards in 2018.

Source: ( news18 )

MHRD’s EQUIP to improve higher education in India

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), headed by Prakash Javdekar, is working on preparing a landmark five-year plan for development of higher education.

The programme EQUIP or ‘Education Quality Improvement Programme’ is aimed at improving quality and boost access to education in India.

EQUIP will be the similar programme for higher education system as that of the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan for school education.

As per reports, the plan is likely to be introduced to the next government and if everything goes accordingly, the plan is likely to be presented in the Cabinet in July this year for the approval.

A senior official, who is familiar with the developments, said, “EQUIP has been thought of because there has been no single-window programme for the development of higher education so far and there is a need for it”.

For EQUIP, the MHRD has joined hands with various experts including Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant and others from the think-tank to look at several aspects such as – quality of education, accessibility, accreditation, employment, research, governance, and finance.

Apart from this, representatives from Infosys and other tech companies, former vice-chancellors and educationists have also been roped in.

Recently, the experts and ministry officials participated in a meeting to discuss the future of higher education in India at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) from April 21 to April 24, 2019.

One section of experts is working on creating more eminent institutes, aimed at escalating India’s presence in the World top 100 whereas another group is looking after governance and issues like funding.

With EQUIP, the MHRD is also striving to bring about more clarity and transparency on issues such as – appointment of vice-chancellors and fund grants for institutions.

NEET 2019: Exam on May 20 for train-delayed Karnataka students

NEET 2019

In a major relief for 365 students of Karnataka, who missed the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) due to railway delay, the HRD ministry has issued a fresh date for the exam. The students couldn’t appear for the exam on Sunday as the train in which they were travelling reached the Bengaluru station with a delay of 07 hours.

Announcing the same on Twitter, HRD Minister Prakash Javdekar said, “Happy to announce that #Karnataka students who missed #NEET exam due to railway delay will get another chance”.

Notably, Karnataka Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy had urged the HRD minister to hold the test for the students who missed it for no fault of theirs. Mr Javadekar’s response came a day after and was much cherished by the chief minister.

“Thank you @PrakashJavdekar and @HRDMinistry for considering the request and helping our students,” tweeted Kumaraswamy.

Notably, the exam was scheduled to start from 2.00 PM but the students who were travelling in Hampi Express from Hubli to Mysuru via Koppal, Hospet and Bellary, reached Bengaluru over 7 hours late at 2.36 PM, instead of 7.00 AM.

The railways admitted the delay but attributed it to the diversion of the train route from the normal route, owing to doubling of line work and operational reasons since May 3, 2019.

Interestingly, apart from these 365 students, another set of 150 students also missed the test owing to the last minute change in the exam centre. As per reports, their exam centre was shifted to Bengaluru from Chikkaballapur without prior intimation or information to them.

They could not commute to the city, which was 40KM away from the initial exam centre, by 2:00 p.m and missed it for no fault of them.

Mr Kumaraswamy has asked the state Chief Secretary T.M. Vijay Bhaskar to request the HRD Ministry for holding the test again for the 150 students. HRD Ministry has assured the state that a decision would be taken soon, reads a post on state CM’s twitter handle.

NEET is an annual exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) of the HRD ministry in the month of May. This exam is held for the students to secure admission to state-run and private medical and dental colleges across the country for studying graduate and post-graduate courses.

Harvard Business School (HBS) Online & ASM expand relationship

Harvard Business School (HBS) Online & Audyogik Shikshan Mandal (ASM), expanded their current relationship covering only the business fundamentals to include nearly all courses offered on its’ online asynchronous platform.

ASM is the only b-school in India that will offer a curriculum integrated with HBS Online courses. All HBS online courses are developed by leading Harvard Business School faculty and offer participants the opportunity to engage with a global cohort, enhancing their exposure and business acumen development. 

Ross Pearo, Sr Director, Strategic Alliances & Initiatives represented HBS Online with Dr Sandeep Pachpande, Chairman, ASM Group representing it at the formal MoU signing.

ICSE, ISC result 2019 announced, know how & where to check

ICSE, ISC result 2019

ICSE result 2019 and ISC result 2019 for class 10 and class 12 respectively have been announced by the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) today i.e on May 7, 2019.

The students who have appeared for the exams across the country can check their class 10 and 12th results on the official website: cisce.org.

Other than the official website, students can also check the result on examresults.in and through SMS as well.

Also Read: ICSE, ISC result 2019 are scheduled to be announced today

To check their results through SMS, students are required to type ICSE or ISC followed by their seven digit unique ID code and then send it to 09248082883.

Steps to check ICSE, ISC Result 2019:

Step-1: Visit the official: https://cisce.org/

Step-2: Click on the link with title: ICSE 10th Board Result 2019 or ISE 12th Board Result 2019

Step-3: Fill in all the required details and click on submit to get the result

Step-4: The ICSE result will appear on the screen. Take its print out for future reference

The results can also be accessed on DigiLocker

To sign up for DigiLocker (digilocker.gov.in), candidates need a mobile number which will be authenticated by sending an OTP (one-time password) followed by selecting a username and password. This will create the DigiLocker account. After the DigiLocker account is successfully created, students can download the digitally signed documents issued by the CISCE.

CISCE conducted the exam for ISC or class 12 from February 4 to March 25, 2019, and ICSE or class 10 exam from February 22 to March 25, 2019.

In ICSE or class 12, the pass pecentage of students is 98.54 % and in ISC or class 10, the pass percentage is 96.52%.

For ICSE Results 2019, region-wise pass percentage is as follows:
Western region: 99.76%
Southern region: 99.73%
Eastern region: 98.06 %
Northern region: 97.87%
Abroad: 100%

For ISC Results 2019, region-wise pass percentage is as follows:
Western region: 98.13%
Southern region: 98.91%
Eastern region: 96.66%
Northern region: 95.76%
Abroad: 99.69%

Ankur Mishra, Student of Seth Anandram Jaipuria School (Ghaziabad), ranked 1st in CBSE 10th Board

Ankur Mishra
Ankur Mishra

Ankur Mishra, student of Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad is one of the toppers who scored 99.85% in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The Class 10th results were declared on 6th May 2019. In total, there were 13 students who scored 499 out of 500 marks in the Class 10 Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board exams becoming the national toppers.

Speaking of the student’s performance, Ms Manju Rana, Principal, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad said, “It is a proud moment for our school as the student of our institution have brought laurels by securing excellent results in CBSE 2019 board examinations. . I, congratulate the students with their teachers who have put in their efforts to achieve the positions. Jaipuria fraternity wishes them all the very best for all their future endeavors.”

TS SSC results 2019: Telangana 10th Results to be announced soon

TS SSC results 2019, TS 10th Result 2019

TS 10th Result 2019 | The Telangana State Board of Secondary Education is expected to declare the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) or Class 10 exam results today.

TS SSC Class 10 Result 2019 will be announced on the TBSE’s official website – bse.telangana.gov.in. Alternatively, students can also check the results on manabadi.com, examresults.net, indiaresults.com, results.cgg.gov.in, vidyatoday.in, examresults.net, vidyavision.com, indiaresults.com, schools9.com, and results.shiksha.

This year, the Telangana board conducted the SSC or Class 10 exams from 16 March to 2 April.

TS SSC Class 10 Result 2019: Steps to check

Step 1: Visit the official website – bse.telangana.gov.in or other alternative websites mentioned above.

Step 2: Under the results section, search for SSC 2019 results tab.

Step 3: Click on SSC 2019 results tab. You will be redirected to a new page.

Step 4: Log-in using roll number and other details.

Step 5: Results will be showcased on the screen

Step 6: Download the file and take a print out for future reference.

SMS services: Those unable to access their results via the internet can avail the board’s SMS service. To receive a result on SMS, type TS10<space>REGISTRATION NUMBER and send it to 56263.

Notably, in order to pass the exam, the candidates will need to score a minimum of 35 per cent in each subject and 28 marks out of 80 in theory. 20 marks of formative assessment will be added to the marks scored out of 80 to calculate the total marks.

According to the rules, TBSE doesn’t allow for reevaluation of papers, however, students can apply for recounting or re-verification, in case of dissatisfaction.

The Telangana Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) recently came under heat after 19 students committed suicide post the declaration of Class 12 or intermediate results, in which 03 lakh students failed. High Court had ordered TBSE to revaluate answer sheets of the failed students.

However, there was no remarkable change observed in the result of the students after re-verifying. Failed subjects, remained failed after re-verification too, the board asserted.

BSE Odisha Class 10 Result 2019: Result soon, check date and time

HBSE 10th Result 2019
HBSE 10th Result 2019

BSE Odisha Class 10 Result 2019: The Odisha Board of Secondary Education (BSE) is likely to announce the class 10 board examination result 2019 soon. The Odisha BSE board had released the 2018 result on May 7 last year. However, the board has not confirmed the dates of the result announcement yet. The students can check their scores through the official website of Odisha Board of Secondary Education – bseodisha.ac.in.

The students are advised to keep their admit cards handy to access their results hassle-free. They can also check their results at orissaresults.nic.in.

Steps to check BSE Odisha Class 10 result 2019:

Step 1. Visit the official website: bseodisha.ac.in and orissaresults.nic.in.

Step 2. Click on the link for BSE Class 10th (Matric) Results 2019

Step 3. Enter your name and registration number and click on the ‘Submit’ button

Step 4. Your results will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5. Download the result from a relevant link and take a printout of it for future reference.

In 2018, the overall pass percentage stood at 76.23 percent. The highest pass percentage of 88.25 percent was recorded in Baleswar district of Odisha.

Source: (news 18)

ICSE, ISC result 2019 are scheduled to be announced today

ICSE result 2019 and ISC result 2019 for class 10 and class 12 are scheduled to be announced by the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) today i.e on May 7, 2019.

As per the official notification available on the official website — https://cisce.org/, the CISCE will announce the ICSE result 2019 and the ISC result 2019 at 3 pm.

“The council will announce the results at 3 pm on May 7. The results will be made available through CAREERS portal, the website of the council and through SMS,” said CISEC Chief Executive and Secretary Gerry Arathoon.

How to check ICSE, ISC Result 2019:

Step-1: Visit the official: https://cisce.org/

Step-2: Click on the link with caption: ICSE 10th Board Result 2019 or ISE 12th Board Result 2019

Step-3: Fill in all the required details and click on submit to get the result

Step-4: The ICSE result will appear on the screen. Take its print out for future reference

Checking results through SMS:

Candidates can also check their results through SMS. For this, candidates are required to type ICSE or ISC followed by their seven digit unique ID code and then send it to 09248082883

ARC Skills Nurturing the Human Advantage

Kakul Misra Chief Operating Officer, India- Arc Skills
Kakul Misra Chief Operating Officer, India- Arc Skills

In the Industry Revolution 4.0, where machines are competing with humans’ cognitive abilities, there is a need to foster pedagogical interventions which nurture students such as that they think critically, raise questions, seek explanations and collaborate for problem-solving.

As technology marches into our daily life and disrupts our way of working, we must adopt it. This is why we believe in life-long learning and skilling to nurture the human advantage.

The genesis of Arc Skills has been a vision and aspiration to seamlessly align everyone in the education ecosystem to progressively cultivate the Generation Z students as active learners with key skills to cope up with the rapidly changing world.

This is performed through the continuous pathway of skill solutions which imbibe a strong foundation as a school student, a higher education student, and a working professional, without giving them a stop gap suboptimal solutions.

We have helped thousands of people, businesses, and schools across the US, UAE, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Malaysia, India, and Argentina. Our large network of trainers is certified by international curriculum providers and deliver award winning skills development solutions using modern technology and methods.

Skill or ability to do something really well requires special training. Conversations like the need for new-age learning, professional education, and new forms of credentialing etc. are demolishing the boundaries of what we thought as academicians and corporate. The buzz around unemployability and under-employability is exponentially magnified with the dynamic and different pace of change, as the new generation is expected to be the leader for this change.

Generation Z cannot really remember the times before technology, the times before everything was on finger- tips, and as they refuse to be passive learners, the regular showing up in class and attending lectures to make notes, is something they’re least interested in.

Our programme SOAR for K-12 is an integrated pathway, starting from the brink of education is a unique and one of its kind to integrate technology, immersive learning and gamification into a learning programme, designed to address different aspects of socio-emotional skills, fundamental skills and career-based skills.

Our very first programme Skills 21 has had rave reviews throughout the globe for its ability to bring significant changes in the students through real life situations and gamified pedagogy. A seamless connection between academic experiences and real-life situations is a must for the child.

We’re in the age where bots, are taking over the regular jobs which were human-based and as per the recent reports from WEF, 2/3rd of the existing jobs will be obsolete in the next decade. What would remain then is the ability to adapt, the advantage of being human and non-cognitive abilities, which are the drivers for your cognitive skills at large.

As an organisation involved in skilling through sectors, communities, countries, we’ve been constantly evolving ourselves as per the need of the hour and today, I believe, nothing is more critical than the ability to adapt, or to unlearn or learn. To put it into more context, post IQ and EQ the CQ (Change Quotient) has become a critical quotient of this decade.

(Note: The writer, Kakul Misra, is the Chief Operating Officer, India- Arc Skills. Views expressed are a personal opinion.)

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