Assam Board 12th result 2020: AHSEC to declare HSSLC Result on June 25 at ahsec.nic.in - education

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Assam Board 12th result 2020: Students who have appeared in the Assam HSSLC examination can check their results online at ahsec.nic.in after it is declared.

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Updated: Jun 04, 2020 20:21 IST

Assam Board 12th result 2020. (HT file)

Assam Board 12th result 2020: Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) will declare the class 12th board exam results on June 25. According to a report in NDTV, Board chairman Dr Dayananda Borgohain has confirmed this news.

Students who have appeared in the Assam HSSLC examination can check their results online at ahsec.nic.in after it is declared. The scorecards will be available on the official website. Students will have to login by entering their credentials to check their SEBA HSSLC Result 2020.

Earlier, SEBA Secretary Suranjana Senapati has confirmed HT that the board will declare the class 10 or HSLC exam results on June 6 at 9 am.

According to reports, around 2 lakh students have appeared in the Higher Secondary exams this year.

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Govt launches TULIP portal to provide internships to graduates, engineers under ‘smart city’ projects, details here - education

Union human resource development (HRD) minister Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank and minister of housing and urban affairs (MoHUA) Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday jointly inaugurated The Urban Learning Internship Programme (TULIP) to provide internship opportunities to thousands of fresh graduates and engineers of the county under the ‘Smart City’ projects.

The TULIP portal has been developed by AICTE. Under the internship programme students will get to work for 100 smart cities under ministry of housing and urban development. According to the TULIP portal, there are a total of 295,200 internships under 23,970 companies.

“We expect that around 25,000 fresh graduates will be enrolled in its first year. This will help curb the unemployment as well. The interns will be selected for a period of one year,” said housing and urban affairs minister Hardeep Singh Puri.

“Currently, there are 80 lakh students studying in various engineering colleges of India. These engineering graduates will get internship opportunities in various departments under the housing and urban development ministry. In near future, we will provide opportunities to over 1 crore students. I suggest other ministries also to come forward and collaborate with TULIP to provide internship in their departments,” said HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank.

Who are eligible: 

Students having a degree of B. Tech, B planning, B. Arch, BA, BSc, BCom, LLB can register for internships as per their interest.

Salient Feature of TULIP:

Applicants will be able to :

Share credentials

Broadcast interests

Showcase diverse skills

Choose roles to be offered

Decide stipend and logistics

Decide terms of engagement

OBJECTIVE: 

TULIP interns would get exposure in a large number of areas including but not limited to urban planning, urban design, different branches of engineering, information and technology, mobility, finance, social sector issues and environmental issues. The program will provide them with insight into policy formulation and implementation. On a day-to-day basis, they will interact with city officials/ members of the civil society. They will be oriented towards best practices, knowledge sharing and project implementation on ground. The interns will carry with them a rich experience in urban governance which will help them in their future endeavours.

How to register for Urban Local Bodies under TULIP portal

Visit https://internship.aicte-india.org/

Direct link to TULIP registration portal

Click on the “Register” button on the top right corner of the screen.

Click on the “Register” option under “Government Agency” tab displayed on the screen.

Fill the details in the form and upload the logo (ULB/ smart city) and appointment certificate (of concerned authority).

Click on the “Register” tab at the end of the form to complete the registration process on the portal.

Click here for TULIP Brochure

BENEFITS

Short-term exposure to fresh graduates to enhance their professional development through experiential learning with ULBs and smart cities.

Harnessing fresh energy and ideas towards ULBs and smart cities endeavours to solve critical challenges.

Eligibility Conditions

Open only to Indian citizens.

Not more than 18 months should have passed from the date of declaration of final year results to the date from which the internship is sought.

Duration and extension of engagement

The duration of the internship will be a minimum of 8 weeks up to 1 year.

Stipend and other Allowances

Amount of stipend/subsistence allowance/expenses would be payable at the discretion of the ULB/ smart city and there shall be no liability of providing any employment on the ULB or smart city, whatsoever.

Logistics:

Interns shall bring laptops/ mobile internet connectivity/ other devices etc. as needed by them.

The interns shall normally arrange their own boarding/lodging/ transport to and from their place of stay to the place of internship.

However, the ULB/smart city may reimburse transport/travel expenses incurred by the intern during the course of any assignment, which shall be at the sole discretion of the ULB/smart city.

The ULB/smart city may, however if they so decide, support the interns, in whatever way they may deem fit, with resources essential for completion of the assignment as per their discretion.

Certificate of Internship

A digitally signed and shareable certificate regarding successful completion of internship shall be issued jointly by MoHUA, State Government, AICTE and the ULB/smart city.

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UPSC CAPF exam 2018: Scores of non-recommended candidates released, check list here - education

Union Public Service Commission, or UPSC, on Wednesday, released the scores of the non-recommended willing candidates, who appeared in the final stage of the Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2018 on its official website.

Candidates can check their scores online at upsc.gov.in.

“The results of the Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2018 were declared vide Press Note dated 02.08.2019 recommending 416 candidates against 466 vacancies. Further on the receipt of requisition from the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Commission has released a list of 50 candidates from Consolidated Reserve List on 08.05.2020 to fill up the remaining posts based on the Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2018,” reads the official notification.

“Since the Reserve List of Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2018 has been released, the scores (out of 600) and other details of non recommended 789 candidates, who have appeared in the P.T./Interview and opted for disclosure of their details under this Disclosure Scheme, is annexed herewith,” further reads the notice.

Click here to check the list of non-recommended candidates who have opted to share the marks information on the commission’s website.

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WB Health Recruitment 2020: 23 vacancies for Molecular Biologist, Laboratory Technician and DEO on offer - education

The Health Department, Government of West Bengal on Tuesday invited application for the recruitment of Molecular Biologist, Laboratory Technician, and Data Entry Operator posts for the Testing Laboratory at Purulia Government Medical College.

Interested and eligible candidates can appear for the walk-in-interview for the recruitment of Molecular Biologist, Laboratory Technician, and Data Entry Operator scheduled to be conducted on June 10, 2020, from 11.30 am onwards at the Venue-Lecturer Hall, 1st Floor, Academic Building, PGMCH, Hatuara, Campus.

The recruitment drive is being conducted to fill 23 vacancies of Molecular Biologist, Laboratory Technician, and Data Entry Operator. Out of which, one vacancy is for Molecular Biologist, 20 for Laboratory Technician, and 2 for Data Entry Operator.

For more details, candidates are advised to read the official notification.

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UP Assistant Teacher Recruitment 2020: District-wise list of qualified candidates released, check it here - education

District-wise list of candidates who have qualified assistant teachers’ recruitment exam held to recruit 69,000 assistant teachers in government-run primary schools run by Basic Education Board in UP was released on late Monday night.

Candidates can access the list on the official website of state basic education department at http://upbasiceduboard.gov.in/, said UP Basic Education Board officials.

The official further said that these candidates are now required to take part in the counselling rounds to be held in respective districts between June 3 and June 6 for final allotment of schools to them.

The lists in 2715 pages put online at around 10pm contain names of 67,867 candidates as remaining 1,133 seats remain unfilled owing to lack of qualified ST candidates, officials said.

The Basic Education Board had completed all preparations to declare the lists of all 75 districts by Monday afternoon itself. However, owing to an ongoing hearing at Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court, the officials held back the list.

Click here to check merit list

The officials wanted to be doubly sure that the high court while hearing the litigation over the answer key finalised for the written exam does not order a stay on the process. In the evening, when the court reserved its order, the officials went ahead and declared the lists online.

The Secretary of Basic Education Board Vijay Shankar Mishra on May 29 had issued detailed orders to all Basic Shiksha Adhikaris (BSAs), divisional assistant directors (Basic Education) and principals of District Institute of Education and Training (DIETs) ordering that guidelines issued to prevent Covid-19 like observing the concepts of social distancing and making available hand sanitisers etc be ensured during the counseling. He had also ordered that adequate presence of policemen for security and order be also made sure.

During the counseling, the candidates will need to mandatorily submit their original documents. After appointment letters gets issued, verification of all educational and training certificates would take place followed by a medical examination by the set medical board of the candidates concerned before the first salary gets disbursed, officials shared.

 

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Maharashtra govt asks CBSE, ICSE to conduct 10th, 12th exams later or mark students on internals - education

In a relief to thousands of Class 10 and 12 students of the CBSE and ICSE boards in Maharashtra, the state government has written to heads of these boards requesting them not to conduct exams in July as per the schedule and push them further or to mark students on the basis of their internal evaluation for the entire year.

In a letter sent to the boards yesterday, the government has said that in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis in the state, students would find it difficult to travel to their centres and the conduct of examinations would mean risking the health of several students. It has thus stated that it would not be able to permit the boards to conduct the exams in the state as there is too much risk involved. The boards have been asked to consider one of the two options. One, to conduct exams at a later date after the situation improves or to mark students on the basis of their performance in the internal assessments.

On May 22, ICSE re-scheduled papers which were earlier set to be held between March 19 and March 31, 2020. While 8 papers of ISC(Class 12) have been rescheduled, 6 papers of ICSE(Class 10) have been pushed further. As per the board’s revised schedule, the papers for ICSE would now be held between July 2 and 12 while ISC exams would be held between July 1 and 14. Similarly, CBSE announced that all the remaining papers would be conducted between July 1 and July 15.

An official from the ICSE board said that cancellation of exams might not be possible considering that too many papers are left. “We have already told students in a circular released last month that in a situation wherein they cannot write the exam, they can send a representation through the school and the board would allow them to appear for the exam at the time of compartmental exams conducted at a later date. If internal exam marks are considered, many parents would object to it again,” said a senior official from the board.

The government has asked both the boards to provide data of students who have appeared for both-Class 10 and 12 exams and would conduct a virtual meeting with the heads of both the boards on Saturday, June 6. The education department has said that it would plan upcoming first year junior college admissions depending on the decision of the two boards. Earlier, the SSC board and the IGCSE board had cancelled their remaining exams owing to Covid-19.

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TN SSLC: Tamil Nadu class 10th admit card 2020 released today at dge.tn.gov.in - education

The directorate of government examination, Tamil Nadu on Thursday released TN SSLC or class 10th board exam admit card on its official website.

Students who have appeared in the examination can download their admit card online at dge.tn.gov.in.

To download the Tamil Nadu class 10th admit card, students need to key in their credentials on the login page. Students can also get their admit cards from their schools.

According to reports, around 9 lakh students have registered for the TN SSLC exam 2020.

The Tamil Nadu 10th board exam will be conducted from June 15 to 25. Schools are ordered to sanitize the premises and follow all preventive measures as mentioned in the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home affairs.

Here’s the direct link to download the hall tickets.

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