India Post GDS Recruitment 2020: 4166 vacancies in MP, Uttrakhand and Haryana, 10th pass can apply - education

India Post Office has invited online applications for the recruitment of Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) on its official website. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for the positions online at appost.in on or before July 7, 2020.

India Post office is conducting the recruitment drive to fill 4166 vacancies of GDS for its Uttrakhand, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh circle. Out of which, 2834 vacancies are for MP Postal Circle, 724 for Uttrakhand Postal Circle, and remaining 608 for Haryana Postal Circle.

A candidate should be between 18 to 40 years old as on June 8, 2020. The upper age limit will be five years for SC/ST, three years for OBC, and 10 years for disabled candidates.

Educational qualification:

•A candidate should have passed class 10 from any recognized board of school education. Candidates who have passed the class 10 boards in the first attempt will be given preferences.

•A candidates must have knowledge of the local language.

For more details, candidates are advised to visit the official website.

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Gujarat Board 10th Result 2020: GSEB SSC result to be declared on June 9 - education

Gujarat Board 10th Result 2020: Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) on Monday said that the Gujarat Board 10th (SSC) Result will be declared on June 9 at 8 am.

Students who have appeared in the SSC examination can check their results online at gseb.org, after it is declared, by using their roll number.

The date of the scorecard or mark sheet distribution of GSEB SSC students will be announced later on the board’s official website.

How to check the results:

1. Visit the official website at gseb.org

2. On the homepage, click on the link that reads, ‘SSC result 2020’

3. Key in your credentials and log in

4. Gujarat SSC result 2020 will appear on the display screen

5. Download the results and take its print out for future reference.

Earlier on May 17, the board had released the GSEB class 12 science exam results on its official website. This year a total of 71.34% students have qualified the GSEB 12th Science exam. Last year, the pass percentage was 71.90%.

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29,701 teachers working under SSA will get to work till 60 yrs: Assam minister - education

Assam Education, Health and Finance Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday announced that all the 29,701 TET teachers working under the Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) will retire at the age of 60 years.

Addressing a press meet here in Janata Bhawan, Guwahati, Dr Sarma said, “All the 29,701 teachers working under SSA will be able to work till 60 years of age. They will receive DA/DR allowances like the state government teachers. These teachers will also receive increments every year from now on.”

Dr. Sarma also added, “All these 29,701 TET teachers will also be allowed to take casual leaves, sick leaves, maternity leaves, etc as a regular state government teacher. They can also apply for bank loans under SSA.”

The Assam Education Minister further added that the 17 schools in which students were not able to pass the matriculation exam will be closed and their teachers will be transferred to other schools.

Further, in an important decision, the Assamese language has been made compulsory for classes one to tenth.

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ICAI CA July 2020: Reopening of application window for change of exam centre postponed - education

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, or ICAI, has postponed reopening of the application correction window to change examination centre for CA July exam.

Earlier, ICAI had announced there-opening of the correction window for the candidates to seek change in the examination centre for the CA exam that is scheduled to be held in July.

According to the earlier schedule, the correction window had to be reopened from June 7 to 9, 2020, which has been postponed.

“The Institute had announced re-opening of the correction window for seeking a change of centre between 7th June 2020 to 9th June 2020 vide announcement dated 29th May 2020. As the lockdown position will become clear in the next couple of days, it has been decided that this window be opened after the fresh guidelines are received so that the students can make up their mind and apply for the centre change accordingly,” reads the official notice.

For more information, candidates are advised to visit the official website of the ICAI.

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BSEH Haryana ‘Covid-19’ online quiz competition postponed, fresh dates soon - education

Haryana School Education Board (BSEH), Bhiwani has postponed the online quiz competition, meant to increase awareness about the Covid-19 pandemic and its prevention, due to some technical reasons.

Giving information about the postponement of the quiz competition, Board Chairperson Dr. Jagbir Singh and BSEH secretary Rajiv Prasad, in a press statement released jointly said that around 1 lakh 28 thousand candidates had registered for the competition.

At the beginning of the competition at 3pm, around 1 lakh 76 thousand participants logged more than once with the same login ID on their mobiles and computers/laptops causing a technical issue. Some participants complained that the online system was not functioning smoothly. Due to the technical glitch, the board decided to postpone the competition.

They also assured the participants that the board will soon inform them about the fresh date for the online competition.

For more updates, participants are advised to visit the official website of the Haryana Board.

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UP PCS prelims 2020: Over 18,000 candidates fail to correctly submit forms - education

Over 18,000 aspiring PCS officers in the state failed to properly fill in and submit their recruitment exam forms correctly.

Of the total over 5.95 lakh applicants wishing to appear in combined state/upper subordinate services (preliminary) examination-2020, commonly known as PCS (pre)-2020, held along with the examination for recruitment of assistant conservator of forest (ACF) and range forest officer (RFO), 18,235 have made errors in filling in their forms online, shared Prayagraj-headquartered Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC).

Some have failed to upload the proper specified sized photographs while many have uploaded their photographs upside down. There are still others who have failed to counter sign the photographs uploaded by them as required while some have completely failed to upload their photographs, UPPSC officials shared.

“Post scrutiny of all 5,95,696 forms, the commission has released a list of 18,253 names of candidates who have made one or the other error in their forms on its official website https://uppsc.up.nic.in/. For the benefit of the candidates, they have now been given an opportunity till June 12 to correct their errors,” said UPPSC secretary Jagdish.

Officials said a possible reason for the errors in filing in the forms could be the fact that usually candidates rely on various cyber cafes for filling in the online forms.

However, the application process PCS (pre)-2020 exam was started on April 21 when most of the cyber cafes were shut owing to the lockdown.

As a result, the candidates were forced to fill in and submit the forms on their own and ended up making these mistakes, they added.

UPPSC controller of exams Arvind Kumar Mishra said of the 18,253 candidates who made errors in their online application forms, 7,504 have to sign and upload their photographs while another 5,867 uploaded photographs with various other errors like incorrect direction or poor clarity scans etc. Remaining candidates uploaded photographs of improper sizes, he explained.

Initially the deadline to apply for the exam was May 21 which was extended till June 4.

The recruitment exams were scheduled to be conducted on June 21 but were postponed till further notice due to Covid-19 pandemic. New date will be intimated as soon as it was finalised, said UPPSC controller of exams Arvind Kumar Mishra.

The UPPSC recruitment drive is being conducted to fill 200 vacancies of PCS officers, ACF and RFO. However, the number can be increased later.

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HBSE 10th Result 2020: Haryana Board class 10 results will not be declared today - education

The Board of Secondary Education, Haryana (BSEH) will not declare the Haryana Board Class 10th results on Monday. In a press note released on Sunday evening, the board said that the results of the Class 10 examinations in the state, which were to be declared on June 8, have been postponed.

Haryana Board Chairman Jagbir Singh had earlier informed that BSEH will declare the Class 10 results on Monday, June 8.

Informing about the decision to not declare the Haryana board Class 10 results on Monday, Board chairman Jagbir Singh and BSEH secretary Rajiv Prasad said that in accordance with the direction of the Haryana education department, the class 10 results will now be declared after the conduct and evaluation of science paper. They further said that passing in science paper of Class 10 examinations is compulsory for students who opt for science stream in Class 11 for further studies.

“We will announce results after students opting for medical and non-medical stream in Class 11 appear for their pending science exam. Other students’ results will be evaluated on the basis of average marks scored by them in the four exams that they had appeared for,” the board chairman said.

The Haryana board had postponed the class 10 and 12 examinations on March 19 in the wake of the coronavirus disease outbreak. Nearly 7.41 lakh students have registered for class 10 and 12 board exams in Haryana.

The class 10 students have appeared for English, mathematics, social sciences and Hindi exams while science and an optional exam of physical education/ Sanskrit/ fine arts/ music, etc, are still pending.

(With inputs from HT correspondent in Haryana)

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