EDUCATION
NEET PG 2023 result declared, Mandaviya says 'great job in record time'
The NEET PG exam was held on March 5 for admission to MD/MS/DNB/Diploma courses of the 2023-24 admission session. Around 2.9 lakh students registered to appear for the NEET PG examination this year. Appreciating the efforts of the NBEMS, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said it has done a great job.
IGNOU PhD Test Result 2023: Here's how to check score and other details
The applicants can check the results on the official website of IGNOU – ignou.ac.in. The PhD entrance exam was conducted on 8th of January 2023 whereas the answer key was released on 1st March and the last date for candidates to submit the feedback through email was 4th of March till 6 pm.
Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin elected as Chancellor of Jamia Millia Islamia
Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin succeeds Najma Heptulla, who completed her five-year term as Chancellor of the university last year. The meeting of the Court was held on Monday where the important decision was taken. There are 45 members in Jamia Court, including three Members of Parliament. Jamia Millia Islamia said that an illustrious leader with meritorious and laudable credentials, the 53rd al-Dai al-Mutlaq, Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin, is head of the one-million strong global Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community since 2014.
Punjab cancels exam of Teachers Eligibility Test
The guilty professors have been identified as Hardeep Singh of the Department of Computer Science and Ravinder Singh Sawhney of the Department of Electronics Technology. The Chief Minister has directed the police to arrest the perpetrators of the TET exam irregularities. He has also asked the police to take action against the guilty so that it acts as a deterrent for others.
UK university launches Lord Karan Bilimoria scholarship for Indian students
The Lord Karan Bilimoria (Chancellor's) Scholarship will include a full tuition fee waiver and accommodation costs up to the duration of the programme for the winner, as well as four runner-up awards of 5,000 pounds tuition fee waiver. It is open only to Indian students applying for postgraduate study programmes at the University's campuses in Birmingham and Dubai.
Even universities not registered with NTA can now access CUET scores
Last year, CUET was conducted for the first time. A total of 14.9 lakh students had registered themselves for the exam, which took place in five weeks in 450 centres. This year, more than 15 lakh students are expected to appear in this examination, due to which the National Testing Agency (NTA), which will be conducting the exam, has doubled the centres as compared to last time to around 1,000.
UPSC CSE 2023: List of applications rejected due to non-payment of fees released | Here're details
The applicants can make an appeal against the rejection of their applications within 10 days. The rejection has to be submitted along with the documentary evidence (original hard copy) or in person to Mr. AK Roy, Under Secretary (CSP). The last date for submitting the rejection is 17th March.
Bizarre govt college order: Mathematicians to teach philosophy, botanists will tackle economics
An internal arrangement office order issued by the principal of the college has discovered a novel method to address teaching staff shortage at the institution. The order issued by the college principal assigns the duties of teaching economics to teachers of the college's botany department. Similarly, public administration will be taught by chemistry teachers, political science by education and sports teachers and social work by zoology teachers.
DU starts appointment process for principals in over 20 colleges
Most of these colleges are funded by the Delhi government. Bharati College has shortlisted the names after screening and updated them on the college website. The interview for the appointment of principal will be held on March 10. From March 10, the process of recruitment in all other colleges will also be expedited.
JEE Advance '23: Delhi High Court seeks Centre's response on plea seeking relaxation for students
The applicants have urged that it be made possible for them to retake the engineering entrance exam. The court listed the matter for next hearing on March 23. Technical issues plagued both JEE Main 2022 sessions, which were held in June and July last year. These errors prevented the candidates from giving the exam a fair shot, which led to significant decreases in many candidates' scores and percentiles.
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