Bihar board 10th result 2020: Students anxiously waiting for BSEB matric result, no official confirmation yet - education

Bihar board matric result 2020: The wait of students for Bihar Board 10th result 2020 is expected to be over very soon.The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to declare the matric results anytime now. Students on Wednesday were anxiously waiting for updates on their Bihar matric results but no official announcement was made. Now there is a high possibility that the result will be declared on Thursday. According to sources, BSEB is busy uploading the results on its websites. However, the board has not revealed the date and time for the declaration of Bihar Board matric results 2020.

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Pankaj Kumar, a student of Shastri Nagar Boys’ High School Patna recently said that he frequently visits the website of BSEB at biharboard.ac.in to check if there is any new notification about the result announcement. “I really want to get over the result pressure so that I can move ahead with higher studies accordingly,” he told HT. Another student Rahul Kumar of Ram Lakhan High School recently said, “My board result will decide the fate of my higher studies. If I get good marks, I will opt science stream and prepare for JEE to get admission in IIT. Due to the delay in results, I am not able to concentrate on my studies.”

On Tuesday, rumours were floating on the social media regarding the declaration of Bihar board results. A fake list of toppers was also circulating on social media platforms. Later it was learned that it was the toppers list of the previous year.

The board has also faced several challenges in announcing the matric results due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country. The evaluation of answersheets had to be halted midway due to the coronavirus lockdown. The evaluation work resumed on May 6. The interview of the toppers had also to be conducted by the board through video conferencing in order to maintain social distancing. According to Live Hindustan, around 100 students made it to the top-10 merit list who were interviewed by the panel of experts.This year around 15 lakh candidates have taken the Bihar Board class 10th exam.

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NCTE nod to NIOS D.El.Ed course brings relief to thousands of teachers - education

The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has given validity to the D.El.Ed (open distance learning) programme conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) in keeping with the Patna High Court order.

This would bring relief to a large number of candidates who had done the 18-month D.El.Ed) course from NIOS, but were earlier not found eligible for the post of primary teachers in the Bihar government schools after the NCTE made it clear to the government in 2019 that the 18-month NIOS course was meant only for the in-service teachers and it could not be extended for future appointments.

In a letter to additional chief secretary, department of education, RK Mahajan, NCTE deputy secretary Dr Vijay Kumar R wrote on Tuesday that the institution had decided to accept the verdict of the Patna High Court in the matter.

“The decision is taken pursuant to appropriate directions from the ministry of human resource development,” the letter said.

A senior official of the education department said the Bihar government would also abide by the government order after the NCTE validity. “The government had only gone by the NCTE earlier orders in the past,” he said, adding that in the midst of pandemic, however, fresh recruitments are unlikely to begin too soon and teachers’ eligibility test (TET) was also a mandatory requirement for teachers.

Hearing a bunch of petitions involving over 450 petitioners, the Patna HC bench of Justice Prabhat Kumar Jha had in January directed the government of Bihar to allow the petitioners to apply within one month and consider the case of the petitioners for appointment on the post of primary teachers.

The primary education director’s earlier order “that certificates of the teachers/candidates working in government/ govt-aided / private unaided schools who have completed D.El.Ed. training through NIOS during their service, will not be valid/ considered for selection of primary teachers in the government of Bihar”, citing the NCTE letter that the course was only for 18 months and not in keeping with NCTE regulations that mandates two-year course, was termed “illegal, unsustainable and violative of Article 14 of the Constitution”.

“From bare perusal of the decisions, it is apparent that the NCTE recognized one-time the course in D.El.Ed. conducted by NIOS. The relaxation of some period was only granted to the in-service teachers who had not obtained the required degree training course such as B.Ed./D.El.Ed. which is made minimum requisite qualification for appointment on the post of teachers in elementary and primary schools, but it is nowhere mentioned that the said course cannot be treated at par with the two years training course,” the court had observed.

Nearly three-lakh teachers were enrolled with the abridged 18-month DLEd programme of NIOS. According to a senior official of the department, many candidates carried the ambition of joining government service after completing the NIOS programme, which was hit by controversy over duration of the programme.

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MP Board 12th pending exams to be conducted from June 9, check new datesheet here - education

Madhya Pradesh Board will conduct the remaining papers of MPBSE class 12th exam from June 9. The exam will conclude on June 15. MP Board had postponed the examinations that were scheduled from March 19 to 31 after the government imposed a lockdown in view of preventing the further spread of coronavirus.

Candidates can check the complete datesheet of class 12th regular and vocational exams on the official website of MP Board at mpbse.nic.in. Candidates are advised to cover their face with a mask or a cloth and follow the social distancing norms. The board has advised the parents to instruct their wards about the preventive measures that should be taken to protect themselves .

Candidates have to reach the exam centres at least 10 minutes before the commencement of exam i.e., 8:50 am for morning shift and 1:50 pm for afternoon shift.

Earlier on Wednesday, ministry of home affairs (MHA) has given nod to conduct the class 10th and 12th exams of all state boards, CBSE and ICSE board with some guidelines.

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MP Board 12th pending exams to be conducted from June 9, check new datesheet here - education

Madhya Pradesh Board will conduct the remaining papers of MPBSE class 12th exam from June 9. The exam will conclude on June 15. MP Board had postponed the examinations that were scheduled from March 19 to 31 after the government imposed a lockdown in view of preventing the further spread of coronavirus.

Candidates can check the complete datesheet of class 12th regular and vocational exams on the official website of MP Board at mpbse.nic.in. Candidates are advised to cover their face with a mask or a cloth and follow the social distancing norms. The board has advised the parents to instruct their wards about the preventive measures that should be taken to protect themselves .

Candidates have to reach the exam centres at least 10 minutes before the commencement of exam i.e., 8:50 am for morning shift and 1:50 pm for afternoon shift.

Earlier on Wednesday, ministry of home affairs (MHA) has given nod to conduct the class 10th and 12th exams of all state boards, CBSE and ICSE board with some guidelines.

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Government Jobs for ITI Pass Students

DRDO Apprentice 2020 Recruitment

Government Jobs for ITI Pass Students

Latest Government jobs for ITI Pass students
under the DRDO department. DRDO Recruitment department is looking to recruit
fresher candidates who have passed in their ITI Course for Apprentice posts.
DRDO Department introduces time to time new employment notification to recruit
fresher candidates under the various centre of the organization all over India. This
time DRDO department is looking to hire candidates as an Apprentice under Karla
state.

DRDO recruitment department is inviting job applications
for filling up 116 vacant posts of Apprentice Trainees. Those who are looking
for Government jobs after completing their ITI course then this is the best
opportunity for them to grab a Govt job. More information related to this DRDO
Apprentice 2020 recruitment such as the Salary, Qualification, eligibility
criteria and how to apply for this Defence Research and Development
Organization Apprentice vacancy is explained below in this employment news. 

Read the complete news carefully before applying for these Govt jobs for ITI
Pass students.  The job application related
to this DRDO Recruitment process will be accepted till the Last Date which is
21^st March 2020.

Basic Information About this DRDO Apprentice Vacancy 2020

Designation Name: Apprentice Trainees

The number of Vacant Positions: 116 Posts.

Pay Band: Rs.7700 – Rs.8050 per Month.

DRDO Apprentice 2020 Vacancy Detail on the basis of
Various Trades

Computer Operator & Programming Assistant (COPA)

What are the Various Eligibility Criteria for applying
this DRDO Apprentice 2020 Recruitment?

Educational Requirement: Indian fresher candidates who have
passed in their 10^th, 12^th class from a well-recognized
education board after that completed their ITI Course in one of the streams
which we mentioned above in the table can apply for these Government jobs for
ITI Students.

Age Bond: Applicants have age in between following age
group:

·      
Minimum Age Limit: 18 years.

·      
Maximum Age Limit: 27 years.

Those
who lies in between this age group can apply online for this DRDO Recruitment
2020 for ITI Pass students.

How much Application applicants have to Pay for Applying
this DRDO Apprentices 2020 Vacancy?

DRDO organization is inviting all ITI pass candidates to apply for this employment opportunity
without paying any type of application fee/examination fee amount. All India
ITI Pass candidates can apply for these Govt jobs for ITI candidates by paying
Rs.0 application fee amount.

29^TH Feb.
2020 is the Start Date to Apply.

21^st March
2020 is the Last Date to Apply.

What is the Process for Applying this DRDO Recruitment
2020?

Indian
candidates who satisfy all the eligibility conditions which we mentioned above
in this article and also looking for the Government jobs after passing out the
ITI course can apply online for this DRDO Apprentices 2020 recruitment. The
link for applying online for these Govt jobs for ITI candidates will be live on
29^th Feb. 2020 and this link will be active till 21^st
March 2020. So all the eligible candidates have to apply online between these
dates.

What is the Selection process related to this DRDO
Apprentices Recruitment 2020?

Candidates
will go through the 2 stages of selection for these apprentice jobs. These two
stages are as follow:

·      
First Stage: Screening Test.

·      
Second Stage: Personal Interviews.

Applicants
who will clear both these rounds of selection will be appointed as an Apprentice
job profile under DRDO Department. All the best to all the applicants who are
going to appear in this DRDO Apprentice 2020 recruitment.

For Government Jobs alert on whatsapp send your request on following official Number @7696006608 (In request Msg Send your Name and State Name) ” NOTE: You have to save this Contact Number in your contact list to get important Govt job alerts on Whatsapp. ”

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UPSC Civil Services prelims 2020 revised dates on June 5

By: Careers Desk | New Delhi |

Published: May 20, 2020 6:58:24 pm

UPSC CSE exam revised dates announced (Representational image)

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has not released the revised dates for the pending civil services examination (CSE) today as scheduled. However, the commission has announced to review the situation that has been caused by the coronavirus pandemic and will announce the new dates on June 5. The exam was scheduled to be held on May 31, however, it was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. At the time of deferment, the commission had said that it would give at least a 30-day window between announcement of dates and actual exam.

“The Commission held a special meeting on May 20 to review the situation after the third phase of the nation-wide restrictions, due to COVID-19. Taking notice of the extension of several restrictions, the Commission decided that it will not be possible to resume examinations and interviews, for the present,” UPSC said in an official statement.

Further, the commission will also announce the revised dates on other postponed exams on June 5 as well. “With a view to giving some clarity to candidates of various examinations and interviews, which have been deferred over the last two months, the Commission will
issue a revised schedule of examinations in its next meeting to be held on June 5, 2020. Details of the new calendar of examinations
will be published on the UPSC website, after the Commission’s meeting on June 5, 2020,” it added.

UPSC had postponed the release of several notifications as well including the Combined Medical Services Examination and Central Armed Police Forces Examination as well as the NDA and Naval Academy examination. Further, the personality tests for remaining candidates for the civil services examination 2019, Indian Economic Service, and Indian Statistical Service Examination application form cum notification. Revised dates for these are yet to be announced.

In video| How to prepare for UPSC CSE

The UPSC CSE preliminary test consists of Paper-I and Paper-II. In the objective type, multiple choice questions are asked that carry a total of 400 marks. For every wrong answer, one-third of the marks assigned to that question are deducted. Paper-I covers seven different areas including science and technology, history and culture, geography, Indian polity, Indian economy, environment and ecology, and current events of national and international importance. In the general studies paper – II, a candidate has to qualify with a minimum of 33 per cent marks. On clearing prelims, candidates have to clear main followed by interview round.

The number of vacancies has been on a decline over the years in civil services Since 2015, the number of posts advertised by the UPSC has declined from 3,030 to 2,352 in 2018-19. For UPSC civil services 2020, 796 posts were advertised. The number of vacancies for CSE once again missed the 1000-mark this year.

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Cyclone Amphan, Weather Forecast Today HIGHLIGHTS: Storm likely to weaken in few hours; Mamata says ‘disaster bigger than COVID’

Puri: Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik gives final touches to his sand sculpture on cyclone Amphan at Puri beach, Monday, May 18, 2020. (PTI)

On Tuesday, a third meeting of the National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC) was also chaired by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba Tuesday to review the preparedness of states and central ministries to deal with the cyclonic storm Amphan.

“Chief Secretary, Odisha and Additional Chief Secretary, West Bengal apprised the NCMC of preparatory measures taken by them. They informed that the evacuation of people from the low lying areas is being carried out. All actions have been taken to stock food grains, drinking water and other essential supplies. Teams for maintenance and restoration of Power and Telecom services have also been positioned,” a press release issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs said.

Amphan only the second super cyclone in Bay of Bengal since 1999

“Reviewing the preparedness of the states and central agencies, Cabinet Secretary asked the state governments to ensure timely and complete evacuation of people from low lying areas in cyclone path and maintain adequate quantities of essential supplies such as food, drinking water and medicines etc. They were also advised that teams for road clearance and other restoration work be kept ready,” it added.

Chengalpattu: Fishermen work at a beach in the backdrop of a rough sea due to Cyclone Amphan, at Mamallapuram in Chengalpattu district, Monday, May 18, 2020. (PTI)

Odisha Chief Secretary A K Tripathy said four senior officers with vast experience in handling such calamities have been deputed to different districts on the direction of chief minister Navin Patnaik to supervise preparations and guide the local administration.

As high-velocity winds may damage power infrastructure and roads, necessary equipment and manpower have been mobilised in order to ensure quick restoration in the affected areas, he said.

All fishermen along with boats and vessels have already returned from the seas and they have been advised not to venture out for fishing activities till May 21, the SRC said. The cyclone comes a year after ‘Fani’ barreled through vast areas of Odisha on May 3 last year, claiming at least 64 lives and destroying infrastructure in power, telecom, water supply and other vital sectors.

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