CBSE 10th Class Result 2019: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is expected to announce the 2019 results of Class 10 board exams in the second week of May, though there is still no clarity on the date. However, some media reports have said that the Central board might declare Class 10 board results by 10 May.
CBSE secretary Anurag Tripathi says, “The results of Class 10 examination will be declared next week.” However, Tripathi did not specify a date for the announcement.
Earlier, amid speculation that the CBSE Class 10 2019 results will be declared today, CBSE public relations officer Rama Sharma dismissed the “unconfirmed fake news”, adding that the board will inform students and schools of the date before declaring the results.
“It is to inform all principals, students, parents and public that the CBSE Class 10 results will not be declared today,” Sharma was quoted as saying, adding that CBSE will “duly inform students about the date, time and arrangements to access results, through official communication”.
According to reports, the Central board was expected to release the Class 10 result on its official websites — cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in.
Earlier, it was reported that CBSE would declare both Class 10 and Class 12 results in the third week of May. But in a surprise move on Thursday CBSE declared the Class 12 results.
Kerala SSLC Result 2019: The Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) is all set to declare the Kerala SSLC 2019 (Class 10) results 2019 today, May 6. The Kerala SSLC Result 2019 will be released by the Kerala DHSE at 2 pm. All the candidates can check their Kerala SSLC Result 2019 on the official websites, keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in
The Kerala SSLC Result 2019 will be announced by Kerala Education Minister Prof. C Raveendranath at a press conference.
Kerala SSLC Result 2019: List of websites to check scores
http://keralaresults.nic.in
http://keralaresults.nic.in
http://indiaresults.com
http://dhsekerala.gov.in
SSLC Result Kerala: 4.34 lakh students await results
As per reports, in total 4.34 lakh candidates appeared for the Kerala SSLC exam 2019 in the state. Apart from official websites of Kerala SSLC, the candidates can check their SSLC results on third party websites also.
Kerala DHSE SSLC Result 2019: How to check
Log on to the official website of Kerala DHSE, keralaresults.nic.in OR dhsekerala.gov.in
On the home page, click on Kerala SSLC result link
Enter your roll number and other required information in the space provided
Click on submit
Kerala SSLC results will be displayed on the screen
Download it and take print out of the same for future use.
Kerala SSLC 2019: Check results via Mobile app
The results for SSLC 2019 will also be available at the official app of the board, ‘Saphalam’ which is available for download at Google PlayStore.
To showcase the latest innovations and an insight of Maharashtra’s robust higher education system, Elets Technomedia Pvt Ltd organised 11th Higher Education and Human Resource Conclave in Pune on Mar 4, 2019.
Powered by NoPaperForms, the 11th edition of the conclave was inaugurated by Dr Vinod Kumar Bhardwaj, State Nodal Officer, Innovations & Skill Development Programmes, Department of College Education, Government of Rajasthan in the presence of Suraj Sapra, Chief Strategy Officer, NoPaperForms, and Dr Dhaval Mody, Director, RoundGlass College Wellbeing.
The aforesaid dignitaries also unveiled a special issue of digitalLEARNING magazine that highlights the Maharashtra’s efforts to leverage innovative approaches to become the educational hub of India.
The summit witnessed a special address by Padmashree Dr D Y Patil, Former Governor Bihar, Tripura & West Bengal and Founder, D Y Patil Group, Pune. He touched upon various important points related to improvement in higher education sector of Maharashtra as well as the India.
The day-long summit witnessed panel and roundtable discussions on various topics related to higher education such as: Changing Dynamics of Higher Education in a Globalised Context: Envisioning Strategies for Future; Role of Technology in Enrolments: A Marketing Perspective; Importance of Research-led, Practice-driven Technology-Oriented Curriculum to Train Next Generation Engineers; and The Regulatory Framework in Higher Education: Key Challenges and the Way Forward to Quality Assurance for Institutions.
A special session on HR’s Role in the Ever-Evolving Landscape of Employment, Innovation & Entrepreneurship in New India discussed the role of technology in ensuring better employability among Indian youth.
During the 11th Higher Education and Human Resource Conclave Pune, over 50 institutes were felicitated from across the Western region of country to showcase their exemplary contribution to impart quality education.
The summit also included industry presentations from renowned edupreneurs, stakeholders, and industrialists on their latest innovations and the best practices.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to declare the results of Class 10 examination on Sunday. Notably, the CBSE declared the Class 12 results on May 2 in a surprising manner, without any prior intimation. Now the speculations are rife around CBSE Class 10 results date.
The Central Board of Secondary Education had conducted the Class 10 examination from February 21 to March 29, 2019. As many as 27 lakh candidates sat for the exam.
CBSE spokesperson Rama Sharma on Friday had asserted that CBSE will announce the Class 10 result in the same manner as Class 12 result.
Once announced, the students can check the results through the official websites- results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in. In case the official website is taking time to load, students can view the results at partner websites bing.com and google.com.
Besides, Microsoft in collaboration with CBSE is hosting the results this year. Candidates who want to avail the facility have to download the Microsoft app – SMS Organiser and register themselves by entering their details such as: roll number, date of birth and school code. Students will get the result card on their smart phone, even without the internet connectivity.
Last year, CBSE Class 10 results were announced on 29 May. The overall pass percentage in 2018 was registered at 86.70 percent.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to declare the results of the Class 10 board exams soon on its official website. Students can visit cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.nic.in to check their scores.
While it had earlier been reported that both the Class 10 and Class 12 results will be declared in the third week of May, the board, without a prior notification, announced the Class 12 results on 2 May. This led to speculation, with many news outlets reporting that the results for Class 10 will be out on 5 May.
However, on Friday, the CBSE spokesperson Rama Sharma Said, that the CBSE Class 10 result will also be released in the same way as CBSE Class 12 result was released. The board has refused to provide further details on the same. The Class 10 CBSE exams were conducted between 2 February and 29 March. As many as 27 lakh candidates sat for the exam.
Step 1: Visit the official websites cbseresults.nic.in or cbse.nic.in.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on ‘Class 10 Result 2019’.
Step 3: Enter your registration number or roll number and other admit card details in the provided fields and click on ‘Submit’.
Step 4: Once your result appears on the screen, download it and take a printout for future reference.
In 2018, The Class 12 results in 2018 were released on 26 May and three days later, the Class 10 results were announced on 29 May. In 2018, Class 10 students registered an overall pass percentage of 86.70 percent.
The AIIMS PG 2019 examination has been cancelled for the candidates who were allotted centres in the Bhubaneswar city. The exam was scheduled to take place on May 05.
This decision has been taken by the Ministry of Health in wake of cyclone Fani, which has caused extensive damage in the city.
Giving out the information via tweet, the Health Ministry mentioned “AIIMS PG exam was scheduled on 5th May. Due to Fani Cyclone, there has been extensive damage in Bhubaneswar, affecting road, rail and air connectivity. As a result, AIIMS New Delhi is cancelling the exam centre in Bhubaneswar”.
The next date for examination is not known yet, however, the ministry communicated that AIIMS PG 2019 exam will be conducted once the normalcy returns in the city.
“Another AIIMS PG exam will be conducted for students affected by the cancellation as soon as normalcy returns,” tweeted the Ministry of Health.
As per the media reports, three people have died in the cyclonic storm Fani (pronounced Foni). However, the cyclone has weakened from an ‘extremely severe’ to ‘very severe’ cyclonic storm and it is predicted to further weaken in the next six hours to ‘severe storm’.
Due the cyclone, the landslides were reported in Odisha this morning. The city, reportedly, is on high alert with teams of Army, Navy, Coast Guard and National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF) kept on standby for relief and rescue operations.
The coast of Odisha has been battered off by the cyclone as it has damaged buildings and uprooted trees. More than one million people have been evacuated from coastal regions to shelters.
Notably, AIIMS PG 2019 offers admission to five MDS programmes and a total of nearly 499 MD/MS seats in Basic Clinical and Clinical Sciences.
Apart from the main centre in New Delhi, AIIMS runs six other colleges in various cities across India. The colleges are AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Bhubaneswar, AIIMS Jodhpur, AIIMS Patna, AIIMS Raipur, AIIMS Rishikesh.
Pune is all set to host 11th Higher Education and Human Resource Conclave tomorrow i.e. on May 4, 2019. The summit will witness the congregation of top-notch edu-leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders from the industry to deliberate upon the best practices in higher education and human resource.
As the Maharashtra, with the largest economy among States in India, is redefining its educational landscape by adopting the latest innovations from across the globe, the day-long conference is meant to foster partnership between Government, industry and academia and bridge the gap between the three.
The summit is scheduled to be organised by Padmashree Dr D Y Patil, Former Governor Bihar, Tripura & West Bengal and Founder, D Y Patil Group, Pune, in the presence ofDr N H Siddalingaswamy, Director (e-Gov & SWAYAM), All India Council for Technical Education; Rohit M Navale, VP-HR, Sinhgad Group of Institutes, Pune; Dr Nitin Karmalkar, Vice Chancellor, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune; and Dr M M Salunkhe, Vice Chancellor, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune.
Powered by NoPaperForms, the 11th edition of the conclave is going to be organised by Elets Technomedia Pvt Ltd with Government of Telangana as Supporting Partner and Sinhgad group of institutes as the institute partner.
During the summit, most innovative and the best practices of higher education and human resource industry will be showcased. It will help the relevant stakeholders of the two sectors be in sync with the global trends.
With Mahrashtra evolving as the education sector for entire India, a special edition of digitalLEARNING magazine will also be launched with mention of the State’s efforts to leverage innovative approaches to sustain a robust education ecosystem.
The panel and roundtable discussions on latest trends and various current challenges are likely to encourage higher education and human resource fraternity for innovation, research and entrepreneurship.
During the conclave, top universities, B-schools and engineering colleges ranked by digitalLEARNING magazine will be felicitated. HR leaders for adopting or innovating the new policies or practices for boosting employability will also be felicitated during the conference.
Admission seeking children at Kirori Mal College in Delhi University, India (Students of Delhi University, Admission Seekers check second cut-off at Delhi University. Students Check out Admission List)
Delhi University is expected to start the registration for admission to undergraduate courses of its various colleges from May 20 and the process is likely to go on till May 31.
The information has come after the Standing Committee of Academic Council approved a tentative admission schedule, in its official meet on Thursday, May 2. However, it is a tentative schedule and will be finalized only after the approval of Academic Council. As per an official, the varsity will be issuing the first cut-off list on June 14.
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the Class 12 results much before the anticipated date. Now, the Class 10 results are likely to be declared soon. Notably, the CBSE decided on releasing early results following the directive of High Court which asked the board to complete the re-evaluation process before the cut-off list is released by Delhi University.
HC issued the order after a student was denied admission to Lady Shri Ram College for Women last year because of delayed re-evaluation by the board, despite scoring the requisite marks to get admission through the first cut-off list.
Coming back to DU admission process, besides the exam schedule, the committee also talked upon restraining the admissions through sports quota. As per the media reports, the council has taken the decision to consider only those sports which are played in big sporting events like Olympics, Commonwealth Games or Asian Games. Other games like men’s softball will be excluded from the sports admission quota.
However, the committee couldn’t reach the consensus on issues like: medium of entrance examination, increasing ward quota for teaching and non-teaching staff, and admission relief to rural students.
Since the 54% OBC expansion, there has been no increase in ward quota for teaching and non-teaching staff, thus the committee proposed for the same. In another proposal, council suggested to give 1% relaxation to students from government and rural schools.
Fujitsu Consulting India’s Japanese learning programme is aimed to not only promote the language but also to provide a glimpse of Japanese culture among its employees, says Sumit Sabharwal, Head of HR, Fujitsu Consulting India, for DL Magazine, for Elets News Network (ENN).
What was Fujitsu Consulting India’s thought behind starting this Japanese learning programme?
Sumit Sabharwal, Head of HR, Fujitsu Consulting India
While Fujitsu is a global company, a lot of our core values are driven by Fujitsu Japan. So, it is imperative that our employees understand the parent company, our Japanese roots as well as its global outreach and perspective. While our global presence is very evident, the very process of learning about the Japanese culture, language and how to engage with our parent company was one of the reasons we wanted to focus on our Japanese learning programme. Another reason for this is that a lot of companies in India are European, Indian or American. There are very few Japanese companies where there has been a need by the employees themselves to understand the culture and learn about it. This encourages us to aggressively follow this programme. We wanted to enhance our existing capabilities for the Japanese market and improve our interactions with our parent company and with the customers in Japan and this programme help us to do exactly that.
Can you explain this programme in brief?
The programme will groom participants to confidently begin working with Japanese customers and counterparts while applying their basic understanding of the language and culture in transitioning effectively into Fujitsu. The programme has 5 levels ranging from N5 to N1, N1 being the final. The key features of this programme are classroom-based modules, standardized course content with local delivery, customized modules for different requirements and proficiency levels, Japanese Language Proficiency Test Certification Assistance for associates and online Japanese module in test phase. This programme encompasses basic grammar, formal and informal expressions, communication in various situations and basic writing.
How many employees have by far benefitted from this programme? Can you give us some examples?
Many people have been benefitted from this programme. Even the elementary learning of basic etiquettes of Japanese culture, how to exchange cards, learning their way of enjoying the festivals together in Japan is something that people at an organisational level have benefitted from. This provides a basic understanding for our employees on how to work with their Japanese counterparts. Also, through this programme people have learnt that dealing with Japan takes a significant amount of time because they are extremely organised and meticulous. Without understanding the culture if you get multiple reminders and have someone start planning for a project six months in advance, we typically as Indians wouldn’t understand the need to do so. However, we need to acknowledge this action from their cultural point of view. Such instances kind of improve our ability to understand the culture better as well as understand why we need to be patient.
Currently, how many of your employees can speak fluent Japanese?
I won’t be able to quote a number, but a significant number of employees can speak Japanese and we take a lot of pride in the fact that we have a good amount of cultural sensitivity around another language and culture at Fujitsu Consulting India.
Since this finally results to an amalgamation of Japanese and Indian culture, how is this helping your business in Japan as well as in India?
Both Japanese and Indian cultures are two of the warmest and welcoming ones in Asia. When we talk about cultural amalgamation from an organisational stand point, on both the sides, I think the core of it all is respect for each other, respect for seniority and respect for another person’s time. Involving everyone together in the decision-making process and ensuring results are of the highest quality are few of the values and principles which largely drive our organisation. We generally find a common ground with our cultural differences as well as similarities. For instance, Japanese are extremely disciplined, they will generally arrive five minutes prior for a meeting while Indians have a notion of arriving right at the time or five minutes late. But when we work together with our Japanese team we try and find a mid-way to acknowledge these differences and turn them into our strengths. Ensuring what is being agreed is being delivered with the highest regard is something that a developing country like India is learning from Japan. On the other hand, Japan is also understanding how to work in a more agile and frugal setting of leadership as well as learning how to multi-task, that is how we are using the best of both the worlds to achieve success at Fujitsu.
CBSE class 10 result 2019: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to surprise the class 10th students the same way it has done with the class 12 students by announcing the board results much before the anticipated date.
Currently, the CBSE is maintaining secrecy and is not ready to divulge any details about the class 10th board result declaration date.
CBSE spokesperson, Rama Sharma, when asked to comment over Class 10th result date, asserted that board will release the 10th result in the same manner as 12th result and refused to give any further details.
Now, taking Class 12 results declaration into consideration, Class 10 students are advised to be prepared for their board results, and check the official website of the board on regular basis. Last year, Class 10 results were declared within 3 days after the announcement of Class 12 results.
So, considering the pattern, it is likely that the CBSE will release the Class 10 board results within next few days. Candidates who have appeared for the examination can check their result by visiting official CBSE website. Apart from this, students can visit CBSE results portal for any update.
Notably, CBSE’s move of declaring the early result has come following the High Court’s order to complete the re-evaluation process before the Delhi University cut-off is declared.
“We conducted the examinations earlier because of the Delhi High Court’s directives. From now on, we will begin the examination from February 15 every year. The court’s direction is that the process of revaluation be completed quickly to smoothen the Delhi University admission process, which is why we put in so much effort to quicken the process,” explained Sharma.
With the declaration of Class 12 results and the upcoming Class 10 results, the month of May is going to be the month of results. CISCE will release both ICSE and ISC result on May 7, 2019. On the other hand, Assam board and Rajasthan Board are expected to release results before May-end. Other boards that are yet to make any announcement about result declaration include Maharashtra, Punjab, Haryana, Odisha etc.
