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KVs steal thunder: 105 students hit bullseye
Ramendra Singh | |All of 105 students from five Kendriya Vidyalayas across Bhopal scored 10 CGPA in Class X, the results for which were declared by CBSE on Saturday.No CPMT this year, UP to go for NEET
Ashish Tripathi | |
UGC asks varsities to set up 24X7 helpline for admissions
PTI | |With the new academic session being round the corner and admission process already under way in various universities, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has asked all varsities to set up round the clock helpline to address admission related queries.Workload of university teachers remains unchanged: UGC
Manash Pratim Gohain | |UGC stated that the decision has been taken following a review and direction of the MHRD.
Grant approval to institute on time or we would be extremely ruthless to you: SC to AICTE
Amit Anand Choudhary | |More than half of Bihar board class X kids fail
Vithika Salomi | |Less than half of the 15.47 lakh students passed class X examinations conducted by the state board, showing a sharp drop of 28% compared to the last year's results.
Grade schools, change course every 5 years: HRD panel
Akshaya Mukul | |Framing legal standards and benchmarks for coaching institutes, limiting ‘no-detention’ till Class V, grading schools and introducing a new curriculum framework to replace the 2005 National Curriculum Framework (NCF) are among important recommendations made by the human resource development ministry’s panel to evolve a national education policy.
CBSE X boards: Huge drop in Delhi's pass percentage
TNN | |Delhi has the dubious distinction of being a bottom ranker in the zonewise ranking of pass percentage in CBSE Class X board exams. The region's success percent of 91.76%, significantly lower than last year's 96%, is higher only than Guwahati's at 83.79%.
Engineering admissions to begin next week
Swati Shinde Gole |Delhi University undergraduate admission to start from June 1
Manash Pratim Gohain |
DUTA slams MHRD's response, termed it 'evasive and misleading'
Manash Pratim Gohain |
CBSE gives four-day window to apply for verification of marks
Manash Pratim Gohain |
DUTA executive announces boycott of evaluation process for 4 days
Shreya Roy Chowdhury |
Dayananda Sagar University opens admissions for 2016-17
Sreemoyee Chatterjee |Short course on 'harmonizing self' concludes at PU
Vishakha Chaman |
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- 2002 Gulbarg massacre: 24 accused convicted, 36 acquittedA special court in Ahmedabad court has begun proceedings that will lead to the pronouncement of the verdict in the 2002 Gulbarg Society massacre case. Security has been tightened in Ahmedabad has ahead of the verdict into the killings.
- Infographic: How Gulbarg society trial unfoldedOver the course of 14 years, the trial had two prosecutors, four judges, 338 witnesses and 66 accused—of which five are dead.
- Many firms delay job offers to students​Dejection and distress have wiped out the self-assured smiles of placement days as one after another, leading tech companies rescind job offers made months ago.
- Moving story of a heart: 12km in 11 minutes flatThe Bengaluru Traffic Police set another benchmark on Wednesday by forming a green corridor during peak hour traffic at the most chock-a-block junctions in the city, with just one hour prior intimation by the hospital. Nearly 35 traffic policemen created a green corridor to transport a heart from Victoria Hospital in KR Market to M S Ramaiah Hospital in Mathikere, where it was transplanted in a 47-year-old woman, in 11 minutes flat.
- Second term: India Inc bats for RBI chief RajanAs Raghuram Rajan continues facing heat from some sections of BJP, leading industry body CII on Thursday backed a second term for the RBI governor, saying he has done a great job for the country and personal attacks on him are "demeaning".
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