EDUCATION
IIT-Guwahati resumes physical classes after 2 years
IIT-G officials said that the institute has revoked the Covid restrictions that were earlier imposed as there are no coronavirus cases in the campus, resuming the physical classes for the students. However, all necessary precautions prescribed by the government are in place to be followed. IIT-G was established in 1994 and it completed 25 years of existence in 2019.
UPSC IES ISS 2022: Application submission to end soon; Check out details here
The entrance examination will be held on June 24, 2022, this year. The application form filing started on April 6 and will end soon on April 26 till 6:00 PM. The applications for the same can be withdrawn from May 4 2022 to May 10 at 6:00 PM. All the candidates applying must ensure that they fulfill the required age limit for the exam. They must have a minimum attained age of 21 years and should not exceed 30 years as of August 1, 2022.
DU all set to resume offline exams
The students will be given an extrapolation time of 30 minutes to appear in the examination along with the additional choice in questions to ease the stress level of students resuming the physical mode after two years. This provision is a one-time measure just to get them back to their traditional mode of learning.
'Pariksha Pe Charcha' vibrant forum for issues on exams, life: PM
In a tweet, the Prime Minister said: "I enjoy interacting with our dynamic #ExamWarriors. Pariksha Pe Charcha is a vibrant forum for many issues relating to exams and life. Insights from all of these interactions can be found in this innovatively curated section on the NaMo App."
CBSE may restore pre-pandemic format for board exams
Following instructions from the ministry, CBSE may restore the pre-pandemic format of board exams from next year. Once the CBSE restores the old pattern of board exams, neither two phases nor flexible practical pattern will be available for the students.
JNU place of Saraswati, not sphere of politics, please study' : VC on campus violence during Ram Navami pooja
In an interview to Times of India, Dhulipudi said that the university has no issues with personal choices of students and that they can eat and wear whatever they wish to. She also termed campus violence on April 10 an 'unfortunate incident' .
St. Stephens Admissions 2022: Admission weightage on 85% CUET scores and 15% interview
There are six minority colleges at Delhi University. St. Stephens is one of the minority colleges of DU where 50% of seats are reserved for the minority candidates. Stephens released a notice on its official website to convey that the admission to their college will be based on 85% CUET score and 15% on the interview for all applicants of all categories and not just for unreserved/minority candidates.
JEE Advanced 2022 postponed; Check out the new date and schedule here
The entrance exam will be conducted by IIT-Bombay. The admit card will be issued on August 23. Students appearing for the exam will have to download their hall ticket from the official website- jeeadv.ac.in. The students clearing JEE Mains will only be allowed to appear for the JEE Advanced. The students clearing should rank in the top 2.5 lakh for eligibility to give JEE(A).
JMI Admission 2022-23: Online registration begins for upcoming academic session
For the non-CUET-based courses, the entrance examination will take place on June 2 for all undergraduate admissions. The candidates can start filling up their application forms and submit it last till May 12. Application forms for PG courses have also been opened starting from April 14. The application for CUET(UG) courses has already started on April 6 and will last till May 6.
Delhi govt has allowed marginal fee hike in some private schools: Sisodia
"Since 2015 we didn't permit the private schools to increase fees and continued till 2020 in wake of Covid. But now we've allowed very limited schools to increase by 2-3 per cent after the examination of their financial records and bank account," he said, adding that if there are schools increasing fees on their own, action will be taken against them.
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