EDUCATION
JGU features in Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022, first and only social sciences university in India to be ranked
JGU is only one of 61 Indian institutions, which have found a place in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2022. Overall, out of the nearly 40,000 global institutions, only 1,406 institutions have been ranked in THE Impact Rankings 2022. JGU has been ranked in the 600-800 band after the university secured a score of 60.3 out of 100.
Board examinations to commences in Physical mode with 18 students in each class: CBSE
CBSE officials have provided Rs.5000 to every school to purchase precautionary equipment like thermometers and sanitizers. The candidates appearing for the exam will be paid Rs.5 each day for sanitization of schools daily and other arrangements to ensure the control of the spread of viruses in schools.
Pakistan seeks answer from Indian government on not allowing Indian students to study in Pakistan
“It is our responsibility to ensure that students are sufficiently aware while making these choices. As regulators, we are concerned about our students and want to ensure they don’t face any difficulties,” he said, citing the examples of Indian students who were pursuing medicine in countries such as Ukraine and China, said UGC chairperson Prof M Jagadesh Kumar.
No student, staff can enter the school without thermal scanning: Delhi govt
Schools have also been advised to ask students to not share lunch and stationery items, the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) issued by the city government stated. Parents should be advised to not send their ward to school if the child or any member in the family tests positive or shows Covid symptoms. All entry and exit gates of school buildings should be used to avoid crowding at the time of entry and exit of students, the guidelines said.
CBSE syllabus 2022-23: Chapter on 'democracy and diversity', Mughal courts removed from the curriculum
The CBSE has dropped chapters about the Non-Aligned Movement, the Cold War era, the rise of Islamic empires in Afro-Asian territories, the chronicles of Mughal courts, and the industrial revolution from the history and political science syllabi of classes 11 and 12.
'Do not enroll in Pakistan for higher education': UGC, AICTE advise Indian students
"All concerned are advised not to travel to Pakistan for pursuing higher education. Any Indian national or Overseas Citizen of India who intends to take admissions to any degree college or educational institution of Pakistan shall not be eligible for seeking employment or higher studies in India on the basis of such educational qualifications (in any subject) acquired in Pakistan," the advisory read.
NEET MDS 2022 releasing today; Check out details here
“NEET-MDS is an eligibility-cum-ranking examination prescribed as the single entrance examination for admission to various MDS Courses under Dentists Act, 1948 (amended from time to time). No other entrance examination, either at the state or the Institution level, shall be valid for entry to MDS courses. Qualifying NEET-MDS is mandatory for entry to MDS courses under various Universities/ Institutions in the country,” read the information bulletin.
NEET PG Counselling mop-up round result announced by MCC
After all the rounds are completed MCC will publish a final list of students selected. Candidates whose names will be mentioned in the final list will have to report to their colleges allotted to them mentioned in the final result list. The students will have to report to their respective colleges till April 30, 2022, for the completion of their admission process and seat availability.
CBSE Session 2022-23: Two-term board examinations for the upcoming session scrapped
The pandemic was making it difficult for the officials over how to evaluate students and on what terms because schools were going in offline mode only. CBSE had to come up with a solution for it by making a two-term system for the pandemic period. Two-term system of CBSE means the board examinations were conducted in two parts in a single year.
Delhi schools to continue in offline mode for time being despite surge in Covid cases
Experts have advised Delhi officials on the closing of schools again amid rising cases in the National Capital. Schools in Delhi will not be closed, officials said on Wednesday. "Schools will not be closed and will continue with offline classes. Schools have been asked to report all cases to the education department and ensure that Covid protocols are followed strictly. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is constantly monitoring the situation in schools," a senior official said.
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