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CBSE Reduced Syllabus by 30% for Class 9 to Class 10

July 8, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today reported that it has chosen to reduce its syllabus for class 9 to 12 for academic year 2020-2021 by decreasing upon 30% so as to compensate for academic loss in the midst of novel coronavirus pandemic.

“Looking at the extraordinary situation prevailing in the country and the world, CBSE was advised to revise the curriculum and reduce course load for the students of Class 9th to 12th,” said Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal, Union Minister for Human Resource Development.

CBSE Reduced Syllabus by 30% for Class 9 to Class 10

The reduction in the syllabus will be regarding holding the core concepts, the HRD minister included.

“Considering the importance of achieving the level of learning, the syllabus has been rationalised to the extent possible by retaining the core concepts,” CBSE said in a statement.

The board likewise referenced that the heads of schools and teachers may ensure that the topics that have been decreased are also disclosed to the students to the degree required to associate various subjects.

“However the reduced syllabus will not be part of the topics for Internal Assessment and year-end Board Examination,” the statement read.

Alternative Academic Calendar and contributions from the NCERT on transacting the educational curriculum using various techniques may likewise be a part of the instructing teaching method.

Pokhriyal likewise included that he had received more than 1,500 proposals from educationists the nation over on the decrease of the syllabus under the hashtag #SyllabusForStudents2020.

A similar proposition was drawn by Delhi’s deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia n April where he urged the HRD Minister to lessen the current curriculum by 30% for the following academic year inferable from the difficulties in completing the syllabus in the midst of the novel coronavirus flare-up in the nation.

Sisodia also recommended that the all-India placement tests, such as, JEE, NEET for the following academic year ought to be directed based on the decreased curriculum as it were.

On Sunday, CBSE and Facebook partnered to launch curriculum on “digital safety and online well-being” and “Augmented Reality” for students and educators, Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ said.

As per CBSE authorities, the comprehensive curriculum is planned for guaranteeing on the online well-being of understudies and setting them up for the future of work.

“I congratulate CBSE and Facebook on its partnership to introduce certified programmes in Augmented Reality for teachers and Digital Safety and online-wellbeing for students. I encourage the teachers and students to apply for the programmes commencing on July 6,” Nishank tweeted.

Prior, in the midst of the progressing coronavirus pandemic, the instructive board had disclosed to Supreme Court that the pending board exams for class 10 and 12, which were scheduled to happen from 1-15 July, were currently dropped.

The education board said that it would conduct the rest of the exams when the conditions become favorable.

Colleges and schools the nation over have been shut since 16 March 16 when the central government reported a countrywide classroom shutdown as one of the measures to contain the Covid-19 episode. Afterward, an across the nation lockdown was forced from 25 March so as to battle the infection. While the government has facilitated a few limitations, schools and universities keep on staying shut at any rate till 31 July until further orders from the Center.

Information about CBSE Class 10th, Class 12th Results 2020

July 7, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is anticipated to announce the results of class 10 and 12 board exams by July 15. The board had educated this in the Supreme Court on June 26, where it also informed that results for the pending papers will be set up based on students performance in the past examinations and internal assessments. The board likewise said that it won’t conduct the pending class 10 examination and scores got by them will be treated as final, while the understudies of Class 12th will be given a option to appear in pending exams to improve scores after conditions are favorable.

Information about CBSE Class 10^th, Class 12^th Results 2020

The board had started the evalution process for the already conducted board exams on May 10, 2020. This year, the answersheets were moved from 3,000 designed schools to the residences of qualified evaluators who checked them from their homes. Almost 1.5 crore answersheets in 173 subjects were sent for evaluation.

About 18 lakh students are anticipating their class 10 result and another 12 lakh anticipating their class 12 result. When the results are pronounced, students will have the option to check their class 10, and 12 board test results online at cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.nic.in and results.nic.in.

Prior on June 25, CBSE has also postponed the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), which was booked to be led on July 5.

Parents Move SC over Conducting the Remaining Exams from 1st July

June 10, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

CBSE Board Exam 2020 for the rest of the papers would be conducted from July 1 to July 15. The decision to conduct the rest of the papers is opposed by a group of four parents who have moved to the Supreme Court on Tuesday requesting to hold the papers. The parents have requested that the court direct the Board to offer marks to understudies based on internal assessment.

Parents Move SC over Conducting the Remaining Exams from 1^st July

The parents have expressed concern and affirmed that the students including their children who will be appearing for the exams would be exposed to the pandemic. The group of parents has so pleaded the Supreme Court to intercede and put a stay on the decision. The examination would be conducted at 15000 centers the nation over.

As per the report, the petition has been filed by advocate Rishi Malhotra. As per the petition, “CBSE cancelled the examinations of Class X and XII for its 250 odd schools which are situated abroad and has adopted criteria in awarding marks on the basis of either practical exams conducted or internal assessment marks. It is highly regretful that the respondents herein have no genuine concern about putting the lives at peril of all the students pan India and have no explanation whatsoever in insisting upon holding the said examination in India.”

Besides, Malhotra has said that when various educational institutions including Delhi University, IITs, different state Boards have cancelled the exam to shield the understudies from start presented to the lethal infection, CBSE likewise can.

CBSE Released Class 10th Class 12th Pending Exams Schedule

May 19, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday released the modified datesheet for the rest of the class 10th and 12th board exams.

CBSE Released Class 10^th Class 12^th Pending Exams Schedule

The class 10 and 12 board exams will be conducted for the remaining 29 papers from July 1 to July 15 2020 at different examination centers.

The CBSE date sheet for class 10 and 12 board exams was before scheduled to be released on May 16 2020 at 5 Pm.

Prior in a tweet the HRD Minister had said that because of the present circumstance the CBSE will conduct board exams for only 29 primary subjects which are required for promotion and significant for admissions to the next session.

CBSE Class 10 board exams:

To be conducted for North East Delhi:

Hindi Course A
Hindi Course B
English Communication
English Language and Literature
Science
Social Science.

CBSE Class 12 board exams:

To be conducted for the whole of India:

Hindi (Core)
Home Science
Business Studies
Geography
Hindi (Elective)
Sociology
Computer Science (Old)
Computer Science (New)
Information Technology
Information Practice (Old)
Information Practice (new)
Bio-Technology.

To be conducted for North East Delhi:

English Core
Mathematics
Economics
Biology
Political Science
History
English Elective – N
English Elective -C
Physics
Accountancy
Chemistry

Download CBSE Class 10 Date Sheet 2020 July [New]

Download CBSE Class 12 Date Sheet 2020 July [New]

Home Ministry Gives Permission to 3000 CBSE Schools for Evaluation

May 11, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

India’s home ministry has permitted 3000 schools under the central board of secondary education (CBSE) to begin evaluation of class 10 and class 12 board exam answer papers.

Home Ministry Gives Permission to 3000 CBSE Schools for Evaluation

The approval went ahead Saturday following a request made by the union human resource development service. Alongside 3000 schools, the home service said 16 regional offices of the central board can begin operation while following covid-19 rules.

The approval, in any case, prohibits schools to open normal academic exercises like class room teaching.

HRD minister Ramesh Pokriyal said 3000 CBSE affiliated schools have been recognized as assessment centers across India and special permission will be allowed to these schools for the limited purpose for avaluation.

“This will help us to quickly evaluate the 2.5 crore answer sheets. The results will be declared after the remaining board examinations have been conducted (scheduled between July 1 and 15, 2020),” the minister said.

India is hoping to restart its new academic year in August-September following quite a while of education disruptions due to covid-19 and class 10 and 12 board exam results has an influence in starting the new academic calender.

School Syllabus Reduced For Next Academic Year, Classes to Start From September

May 6, 2020 by lakshmi_login Leave a Comment

The schedule for the forthcoming academic session of schools will be reduced, Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank today informed during the second live interaction with students through webinar social networking stages. He said the decision has been taken thinking about the pressure on students and the loss of important academic time.

“CBSE will assess the loss of instructional time for a proportionate reduction in curriculum load for exams. In accordance, course committees of the Board has initiated work on the reduced syllabus in various scenarios,” states an official statement from the ministry.

School Syllabus Reduced For Next Academic Year, Classes to Start From September

This can also bring about the lesser syllabus for JEE Main and NEET to be held next year. The issue of shortening the syllabus was raised by Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia in a meeting with HRD prior this week. During the current year, both JEE Main, NEET 2020 have been delayed till July. Further, a report informs that JEE Advanced is probably going to be hung on August 23.

Considering there are several months to go for exams, the minister prompted parents not to pressurize students and cope them with adapting to these troublesome occasions. The HRD serve said students can use an opportunity to concentrate through digital modes.

“Diksha portal has content for different exams and in different languages. It has an interactive curriculum. Students should use e-content, especially under lockdown. The national repository from open universities is also available at the portal,” he stated.

“For students hailing from rural areas, we understand that network connectivity issues can arise. For them, we are making efforts to reach them. We are adding both school and college courses on SWAYAM portal and SWYAM Prabha – a television or DTH initiative can telecast educational content on DD, Tata Sky, Airtel TV and other platforms,” the minister said.

The academic sessions which for the most usually start from July will presently start in September. The minister had said that the exam for ongoing sessions will be held in July.

CBSE CTET Admit Card 2018 Download @ ctet.nic.in – CTET Hall Ticket Released

November 22, 2018 by raju-larazon 1 Comment

CBSE CTET Admit Card 2018: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has recently released the Common Teacher Entrance Test (CTET) notification for the year 2018. Many of the aspirants wish to become a certified teacher for primary and secondary classes have applied for CTET Paper I, Paper II and Paper I & II.

CBSE CTET Admit Card 2018 Download @ ctet.nic.in – CTET Hall Ticket

The CBSE also has announced that the CTET examination is going to be held on 09^th December 2018. Huge numbers of candidates are applied for CTET examination this year. All the candidates are curiously waiting know the hall ticket release date of CTET examination. Here is the latest update of CTET Hall Ticket 2018. Candidates applied for the examination can check more details from the below article.

CBSE CTET December 2018 Admit Card – Important Dates:

Name of the exam organizer	Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE
Official website	Ctet.nic.in
Name of the exam	Central Teacher Eligibility Test 2018
Category	CTET admit card 2018
CTET examination date	09th December 2018
Status	Available Now

Download CTET Admit Card 2018 for 09th December Examination

All the applicants are hereby informed that the CTET hall ticket/admit card for paper 1, paper 2, paper 1 & 2 will be accessible to download from November 2018. That is, before 1 month of the examination. Hence candidates can download and preserve their hall tickets without making delay.

The examination venue, date and time of examination, hall ticket number, can be seen on admit cards. Hence after downloading the admit cards, candidates can check all the details and preserve the admit cards for further usage.

Make a note that, candidates will not be permitted to write the examination without carrying the admit cards. Hence all the applicants are supposed to carry their hall tickets to write the CTET examination. Hall ticket verification will be done strictly at the examination centre.

Check CBSE CTET 2018 Admit Card @ ctet.nic.in

The Common Teacher Eligibility Test is the central level test that is being conducted by CBSE every year. Candidates qualified in CTET examination are eligible to join as a teacher in Government / Non-Government Schools. Candidates qualifying this examination will be offered good pay scale in all the schools. Every year huge many competitors are clashing to get a good score in the examination.

Paper I is for primary school teachers. Candidates qualifying in this examination are eligible to teach from 1^st class to V Class. Paper 1 will be held for 150 marks, duration of the exam is 2.30 hrs.

Paper II is for Upper Primary School Teachers. Candidates qualifying in this examination are eligible to teach from class VI to Class VIII in all Government and private schools. The Examination held for 150 marks, time of the examination is 2.30 hrs.

The Paper I & Paper II both examinations will be attempted by few of the applicants. The Examinations will be held in morning and afternoon shifts on the same date. Candidates those who qualifies the CBSE CTET examination with good marks will get good opportunities in many schools across India.

Download CBSE CTET admit card/hall ticket 2018 – Available Now

How to Download CBSE CTET Paper I, Paper II Admit Card/ Hall Ticket 2018

Candidates first need to enter the CBSE CTET official page ctet.nic.in or candidates can access their admit cards by clicking on the direct link given above.
Check the latest notifications section to find the CTET admit card.
Search for ‘Download CTET Admit Card 2018’ link and click on it.
Then the applicants need to fill the information of application number, password, code.
Click on Submit button to download the admit card.
Take a printout of the CBSE CTET admit card for future usage.

CTET Paper I, Paper II Results, Rank and Merit List 2018

The CBSE is going to announce the results for CTET examination after 3, 4 weeks of the completion of the examination. Candidates can keep checking the CTET official website, ctet.nic.in for more information. Or candidates cam also stay tuned to our page regularly for more updates. Bookmark our page by pressing Ctrl + D to know the CTET results date, merit list and various other updates on quick basis.