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TN 10th Result 2019 to be announced on April 29

TN 10th Result 2019

Tamil Nadu Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or class 10th result is scheduled to be announced on April 29, 2019. The Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu (TNDGE), has announced the dates recently.

Students appeared in the 10th board exam this year can check their results on the official website of the Board: http://www.dge.tn.gov.in. The students who appeared in the Class X annual board examination in the state of Tamil Nadu are advised to check the aforesaid website on regular basis to get the latest update on the result declaration.

C Amuthavalli, Joint Director (Secondary), Directorate of Government Exams (Tamil Nadu), said, “The evaluation of class 10 answer scripts was over and random checking of results is going on. The results would be released on April 29 as scheduled.”

Immediately after the announcement of TN SSLC result 2019, students can download their results from the official results website of the TNDGE: http://tnresults.nic.in. Students must take the print out of their result for future references.

The Directorate of Government Examinations, Tamil Nadu, had released the results of the Tamil Nadu HSE (10+2) Examination on April 19, 2019.

UP Board result 2019: Class 10, 12 exams result dates expected to be out by tomorrow

UP Board result 2019

The Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh is likely to announce the date of Class 10 and 12 exam results on 25th April, 2019. The results for both the exams can be expected on the same day, once the date is declared.

UP Board class 10th and 12th result declared: Click Here to check

Students can check the results on the official website — upmsp.edu.in. This year, around 58 lakh students appeared for the examination.

The UP Board conducted the Class 10 exam from 7 to 28 February while the Class 12 exam was held on 7 February to 2 March, 2019.

According to the reports, students’ performance in the Uttar Pradesh Board Exam is expected to witness an upward shift, as compared to last year. A number of measures have been undertaken to make sure the results are good.

Interestingly, in order to avoid the instances of cheating and to check the activities of the “copying mafia”, a team of the Special Task Force (STF) was reportedly deployed.

UP board exam results: How to check!

Step 1 — Visit the official website: upmsp.edu.in

Step 2 — Click on the link given for details on Class 12 and 10 results

Step 3 — Enter the required details.

Step 4 — Click on the ‘Submit’ button.

Step 5 — Students are advised to keep their details of the admit card and hall ticket ready.

Apart from the official website, students can also check the result on upmspresults.up.nic.in, upresults.nic.in, results.nic.in, upmsp.edu.in. Candidates can also get the results delivered on their mobile phone, for Class 12 result send ‘UP12Roll Number’ to 56263 and for Class 10 results send ‘UP10 Roll Number’ to 56263.

TS Inter Result 2019: HC orders reevaluation of answer sheets

TS Inter Result 2019

After two days of student protest alleging ‘goof-ups’ in intermediate examination results, the Telangana High Court has ordered the TSBIE (Telangana State Board) to conduct reevaluation of answer sheets of three lakh failed students, whose first and second year Intermediate examinations’ results was released recently.

The high court’s decision came in wake of a petition filed by an NGO. While hearing the petition, court has allotted time to the TSBIE board till 29th April, 2019, to reveal how much time it would take for completing the reevaluation process.

Notably, the NGO has also called for a thorough probe and sought compensation for the families of the students who committed suicide.

As per the allegations put forth by opposition parties and student groups, the board’s negligence has resulted in the suicide of 16 students. On the other hand, Telangana Government Junior College Lecturers Association President Madhusudhan Reddy stated that eight students allegedly ended their lives while several others attempted suicide after they couldn’t clear the exams.

Further, Reddy revealed how eleven students who scored over 900 (out of total 1,000), 125 with scores between 850 and 900 and about 2,000 who scored over 750 were declared failed in one subject which varied among students.

For the records, a total of 9 lakh students had appeared for the intermediate exams, which were held in February-March. And the results were announced on last Thursday.

However, the fallout created a huge chaos when many bright students who performed well in the first year were failed in the second year. The students were highly taken aback by the result as they were given zero, one, or two marks.

TSBIE Secretary Dr A Ashok asserted that there were some lapses in stating the results. He, however, gave assurance to students that the discrepancies would be rectified.

On Monday, the State Government ordered an inquiry into the alleged lapses in the system deployed by Globarena Technologies, the company whose services were hired by TBIE to conduct the exams.

The three-member committee, headed by G. T. Venkateswar Rao, Managing Director, Telangana State Technological Service, have Professor A. Vassan of BITS Hyderabad and Professor Nishanth Dongari of IIT Hyderabad on the member panel. They will find out whether there were any errors in publication of results on account of any systemic errors of the agency and have been asked to submit report in three days.

Karnataka SSLC result 2019 likely to be announced in May first week

Karnataka SSLC Results 2019

The Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) is likely to be announced the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or class 10th result in the first week of May 2019.

10th or SSLC result 2019 will be released by KSEEB on its official website: http://kseeb.kar.nic.in/. It is advised that all the students who appeared in the Class X board examination in Karnataka should check the aforesaid website regularly to get the latest update on the result declaration.

Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board Director V Sumangala said that the Karnataka SSLC results will be out in the first week of May 2019.

According officials of the board, the valuation process of answer sheets is almost done and the KSEEB is expected to announce the result date within a week or so.

Immediately after the declaration of KSEEB SSLC result 2019, the students will be able to download it from the official results website of the Karnataka Board – http://karresults.nic.in

The Karnataka Pre-University Examination Board had announced the PUC Results on April 15, 2019.

JEE Advanced 2019: Foreign students’ registration begins

JEE Advanced 2019

JEE advanced 2019 online registration for foreign students has started from today onwards. The last date to apply for JEE Advanced exam is 9 May, 2019 up to 5 pm and the last date for application fee payment is 10 May up to 5 pm.

Indian candidates who qualify the JEE Main exam will be able to apply for JEE Advanced 2019 from 3 May, 2019 at 10 am. The last date for Indian candidates to register for JEE Advanced is 9 May.

Aspiring candidates are required to visit official website of JEE Advanced: jeeadv.nic.in for their registration.

Also Read: JEE Main April exam result delayed, likely to be announced after April 30

Who are Foreign National students?

  • Candidates who are not citizens of India (by birth or naturalised)
  • Candidates who do not belong to OCI/PIO category, and whose parents are not citizens of India
  • Candidate who do not come under OCI/PIO category at the time of registering for JEE (Advanced) 2019

As per the guidelines, 10% of the total seats are alloted to foreign nationals in every course.

Foreign national candidates do not require to write the JEE Main 2019 exam to get into JEE Advanced exam. They can directly register for JEE Advanced exam.

The foreign national applicants should possess identity proof of both, the parents and candidates in the form of citizenship certificate/ passport.

Registration Fee

Registration Fee for Examination Centres in India

  • Candidates from SAARC countries————–USD 75
  • Candidates from Non-SAARC countries——-USD 150
  • Registration Fee for Examination Centres in Foreign countries
  • Candidates from SAARC countries————–USD 75
  • Candidates from Non-SAARC countries——-USD 150

Documents required for JEE Advanced 2019 Registration

  • Birth certificate for age proof
  • Class XII marks sheet/certificate for 75% cut-off
  • Identity proof of the candidate
  • Citizenship certificate/Passport of both the parents
  • Testimonial (if required)

JEE (Advanced) 2019 will be held in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Colombo (Sri Lanka), Dhaka (Bangladesh), Dubai (UAE), Kathmandu (Nepal) and Singapore.

Vice-President advises to boost enrollments in higher education

M Venkaiah Naidu

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, on Monday, advocated for improving the Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education while delivering his speech at the 54th annual convocation of Bangalore University.

Naidu began his speech in Kannada and congratulated all the toppers and gold medal winners for “graduating from the Bangalore University which has a reputation for excellence”.

Thereafter, Naidu cited the report of National Knowledge Commission which states that India’s gross enrollment ratio in higher education stands at 27% as compared with 85.8% of the US and 43.4% of China. He mentioned that the figures were a telling indicator of our underutilized potential in higher education. He further stressed on improving MOOCs, distance education, etc.

Underlining the importance of higher education in a democracy like India, Naidu said, “Higher education is instrumental in building up a knowledgeable citizenry which possesses critical consciousness, the most vital requirement of a democratic nation”.

“The digital revolution must make possible the wider accessibility of higher education for all and greater emphasis has to be accorded to a skill-based education by incorporating a three-pronged strategy of ‘skill, reskill and unskill’ as well as ‘learn, relearn and unlearn’,” he explained.

Further, he recommended how the system of higher education must work towards preparing the youth to be competent enough to serve the current techno-capitalist world system and its knowledge economy.

To realize it in real sense, he mentioned how affordability and accessibility of higher education to all, would come across as the foremost challenge. “Access parity is at stake due to commercialization of education and commoditization of #knowledge,” he added.

He concluded maintaining that it is highly significant to keep the principles of social equity and gender as the topmost concern when dealing with higher education segment.

AP SSC Result 2019 to be declared soon

AP SSC Result 2019

Directorate of Government Examinations, Andhra Pradesh, is likely to announce the result of class 10th by the end of this week.

In 2018, around six lakh students appeared for the Andhra Pradesh Secondary School Certificate (APSSC) exam conducted from 18 March to 2 April, 2019.

AP SSC result 2019: know how to check

· Visit the official website: bseap.org

· Click on the link of SSC result

· Enter the hall ticket number

· Click on the Submit button

· The result will be displayed on the screen

was declared on April 29 whereas in 2017, the same was declared on 6 May. Considering the previous years’ trends, it can be said that the AP SSC is usually announced by the end of April or in the first week of May. Students must regularly visit the website to check AP SSC result 2019 announcement.

DU Admissions 2019: University eyes at enrolling transgender students with direct reach

DU Admissions 2019

In an effort towards embracing the ‘third gender’ with open arms, Delhi University (DU) is all to initiate an inclusivity campaign to enroll more transgender students, ahead of the upcoming admissions this year.

Interestingly, despite being DU introducing the “third gender” category in 2015, till date no transgender student has taken admission in any regular program offered by the university.

To change the statistic from this year, Transgender Resource Centre (TRC) of Delhi University, which was established in 2018, is planning to reach out directly and ease out the admission process for the students who are identified as transgender.

“We have not been able to get the students to visit the centre for counseling and guidance, hence, this year we are planning to take the centre to the aspirants. The outreach programmes will include student volunteers and NGOs working for the transgender community, who will connect with students and motivate them to enroll here,” said Mr. Rajesh, professor, Department of Adult and Continuing Address Education and Extension.

“NACO and state societies have several centres across the country and many transgender youngsters visit these centres for various issues. We aim to utilise these resources for educational intervention where we get access to people belonging to the third gender,” he added while talking about TRC’s partnership with National Aids Control Organisation.

Also Read: Delhi University: Online application begins for foreign nationals

Under the outreach program, the university aims to provide help regarding the online admission process, demonstrations and counseling sessions to the students. Further, DU is also planning to engage dialogue with women professors and students to dissolve the rule that restricts a transgender student from taking admission into an all women’s college under the university.

It would not be an overstatement if we say that our education system will take a long time to enable itself for the integration of transgender students. At present, the sensitivity and awareness regarding the issues of transgender is sorely missed among the society.

However, DU’s initiative to reach out to transgender students for the admission process might pave the path in terms of bringing ‘third gender’ into limelight in the education system and further fight for their rights.

JEE Main April exam result delayed, likely to be announced after April 30

JEE Main April results 2019

The National Testing Agency has delayed the JEE Main April exam which was expected to be released today. The result is now likely to be released after 30 April, said an official.

The National Testing Agency had fixed April 30 as the results declaration date. It was anticipated that JEE Main April result 2019 will be released early as in January this year, the agency managed to announced result of JEE Main January exam within a week. The JEE Main result will be released on the official website, jeemain.nic.in.

“The results are being prepared right now. We will not be able to release the results early as we did with the first JEE Main in January,” the official said.

“The results can be expected after April 30 which means the results will be delayed this time,” added the official.

The NTA conducts JEE Main examination twice in a year as an eligibility test for JEE advanced. It also is an entrance test for various engineering and technical institutes across the country.

For April session of the JEE Main exam, 9,35,741 students registered themselves which is 6,543 higher than that of registered for the January session this year. However, the students’ registration for Architecture courses witnessed a dip of 10,285 students in April than that of in January this year.

LPS—Fostering Students to Excel in Every Walk of Life

S P Singh, Founder Mangaer, Lucknow Public School

At Lucknow Public School we believe that education civilises people by inculcating moral values and principles. Children need standards and clear philosophy of life, which distinguishes evil from good, and helps them to develop sound ideas and better vision of living out their social lives, says S P Singh, Founder Mangaer, Lucknow Public Schools and Ex-Member of Legislative Council, Uttar Pradesh, in conversation with Arpit Gupta of Elets News Network (ENN).

Having earned a reputation for imbibing skill- based qualities in students, Lucknow Public School enjoys a distinction. Tell us how has been the journey.

The foundation of Lucknow Public School (LPS) was laid way back in 1983. In the opening year a total of 500 students were enrolled. But due to our determination to impart quality education among students, we have now 12 campuses at different locations in Lucknow. In addition, LPS branches are also located in other districts of Uttar Pradesh including Hardoi (my home district), Sitapur, Lakhimpur Kheri, and Delhi. We have a vision to expand LPS branches in Dubai, Singapore, Mauritius and other parts of the globe.

LPS caters to approximately 28,000 students currently, providing them quality education of global standard. We have around 1,200 skilled faculties.

Be it ICSE/ISC, CBSE or UP Board, results of Lucknow Public Schools & Colleges have always been acclaimed.

In UP Board, LPS students have topped 11 times in the State. LPS CBSE branches also produce city toppers every year. In ISC Exams 2018, LPS broke all previous records of the results. Lipika Agarwal, one of the brightest students of LPS Lakhimpur Kheri branch topped in ISC Examination in India and abroad with 99.50 percent marks. Nidhi Priya of LPC, Sahara States, Jankipuram branch, who obtained 99.25 percent marks, became the second topper in ISC- 2018 in India and abroad.

Many of our students after clearing IIT, All India Medical Entrance, CAT, CLAT, IAS, IFS, IES, IRS, PCS, PCS-J, NDA, CDS, CA, SCRA, AIIMS, SAT etc., are working at esteemed positions in top-notch organisations across India and world. Over 1,500 alumni of LPS are working in USA, UK, China, and Russia.

The Lucknow Public Schools & Colleges group has been flourishing by leaps and bounds due to its commendable results and lucrative placements of students.

How does LPS keep students up-to-date with recent technological developments?

LPS keeps students abreast with recent technological developments. As an enabler, technology has played a crucial role which has given new meaning to both, teaching and learning.

We have been leveraging technological trends to make students learn in better and enhanced manner. Our entire campus is multimedia supported. Classrooms have been digitalised too.

Children are equipped with the great combination of technology and learning at LPS.

Safety and security has been a big concern among parents today. How do you assure parents about the safety of their wards?

Student’s safety is our prime concern too. In a bid to make students feel safe and secure in school premises, we have taken several measures. Security-guards and bouncers take care of students’ safety and security. CCTV cameras have been installed at every nook & corner. In addition, supporting staff and teachers are vigilant enough to deal with any situation. All buildings are made earth-quake resistant. Corridors and staircases are properly spacious to walk in.

How do you foster critical thinking among students?

Students are provided various opportunities at Lucknow Public School. We try to develop an enquiring mind. Reality is objective. Student’s thinking is made productive to the extent that they are able to accurately perceive and interpret. All subjects play an important role to develop habit of critical thinking. Students are motivated to open up. Their rigid set of opinions and attitudes are softened. Various methods are adopted by our teachers for the same. A sense of humour is also created so that critical thinking could be developed.

Unveil your vision and plans about LPS group.

We have very forthright approach as far as vision is concerned. LPS branches in Mumbai, Maritius and Dubai are yet to be opened. More students will be cracking IIT, CAT, CLAT, IAS, PCS and will be placed in globally-acclaimed companies in coming years.

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