Centre for Design Excellence, CODE-VGU, Jaipur well acclaimed for its architecture and design events, STAMBH and EnCODE with 3 successful seasons and hundreds of participants has recently launched ‘NoLockDownOnEducation’ campaign, first ever ONLINE interactive festival for students, professionals, academicians and aspiring candidates related to the creative domains of architecture and design.
The 6 days event will beginning on April 27th , will be active for a week with 4 sessions per day includes 36 experts from across the country, talking and guiding the students on fashion, interior, product, UI,UX, sustainable design and architecture .The campaign invites renowned architects designers and academicians from different parts of the country like Ar. Gyanendra Shekhawat, Chairman, Education committee, ARCASIA, Mr. Pratap Jadhav Past National President, IIID, Ms. Mugdha Sinha (IAS) Secretary: The Department of Science & Technology, Government of Rajasthan discussing their insights on various subjects.
With open sessions like Dil Se…..What students say?? students from across the country will be sharing their experiences and ideas contributing towards designing the education systems; the idea is to hear from the generation next their opinions, experiences followed by a suggestive draft for policy formation in education.
Further helping the young school students to crack the aptitude exams, expert sessions on topics important for NATA, UCEED, NIFT and NID entrance will be delivered benefitting the aspiring architecture and design aspirants.
As told by event coordinator Dr. Kajal Thakuriya, the festival also hosts various competitions for sketching, photography, and innovation open for all. Winning entries would be awarded with cash prizes.
University CEO, Mr. Onkar Bagaria says that this festival is a contribution of the academic fraternity to engage youth into constructive activities and bring people together on digital medium to spread knowledge taking India towards futuristic education !!
CBSE New Dates: The New dates for class 10 Mathematics (code 041) and class 12 Economics paper (code 0390) will be announced soon by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). According to CBSE Notification, Class 10th Mathematics Paper exam having been compromised. And the circumstances that arose during the conduct of Class 12th Economics Paper, The CBSE decided to re-conduct both the papers. Finally, the dates are announced by CBSE 12th Economics is April 2020 and Mathematics 10th class board is yet to be announced. Keep watching CBSE official website to get more genuine updates.
The board will announce the mathematics 10th class examination dates within this week.
S.No.
Subject
New Date
1.
Class 10th Board Mathematics Paper
Yet to be announced
New Dates for 12th Class Economics
The CBSE board will publish the Economics examination dates soon.
S.No.
Subject
New Date
1.
Class 12th Board Economics Paper
25 April 2020
CBSE paper leak affects 28 lakh students
28 Lakhs students are affected by today’s CBSE paper leak. The board for 10th and 12th class started on 5 March, just after Holi where around 28 lakhs students appeared combinedly. As per the CBSE, a total of 16,38,428 had registered for Class X and 11,86,306 students had registered for Class XII examination this year.
CBSE Press Release: Reconduct of Examinations
Today two press release was published on CBSE official website www.cbse.nic.in i.e. “Press Release: Reconduct of Examinations” and “Notice For Reconduct of Examinations”.
Press Release: Reconduct of Examinations. Source: CBSENotice For Reconduct of Examinations. Source: CBSE
Tweets about CBSE Paper Leak
Miss the good old days where you had to reappear for an exam if you failed and not the Examiner. #CBSE
My son Aujaswi studied really hard for #CBSE Class X Board Math Exams held today
His joy of finishing Board Exams was short lived.
He is extremely dejected as the Math paper got leaked& this #LeakingGovt will hold the Exam again
I feel sorry for him as lakhs of other students!
— Ajay Maken (@ajaymaken) March 28, 2018
After the unfortunate paper leak, the acronym CBSE has a new meaning….. “Corrupt Board For Students’ Education “ !!
CBSE Distribution of Subjects: CBSE will release a notification regarding “Distribution of subjects for CBSE February & March/April 2020 Examination“. The table contains the list of 10th-12th subjects examination to be held in February & March 2020.
CBSE Exam Dates
Contains
CBSE Board Exam Dates is mentioned in the table below.
BASIC CONCEPTS OF HEALTH & DISEASE AND MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
729
35
FOOD PRODUCTION-III
734
36
FOOD PRODUCTION -IV
735
37
FOOD SERVICES
736
38
FOOD & BEVERAGE – COST & CONTROL
737
39
UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION AND FORMS OF MASS MEDIA
738
40
THE CREATIVE AND COMMERCIAL PROCESS IN MASS MEDIA
739
41
GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY
740
42
LABORATORY MEDICINE
741
43
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIOLOGY
742
44
RETAIL OPERATIONS
743
45
RETAIL SERVICES
744
46
BEAUTY & HAIR
745
47
HOLISTIC HEALTH
746
48
LIBRARY SYSTEM & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
747
49
INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
748
50
LOGISTIC OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
750
50
FRONT OFFICE OPERATIONS
753
51
ADVANCE FRONT OFFICE OPERATIONS
754
52
INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
756
53
TRAVEL AGENCY & TOUR OPERATIONS BUSINESS
757
54
BASIC HORTICULTURE
762
55
OLERICULTURE
763
56
POMOLOGY
764
57
FLORICULTURE
765
58
BUSINESS OPERATIONS & ADMINISTRATION
766
59
DESIGN & INNOVATION
772
60
FABRIC STUDY
774
61
BASIC PATTERN DEVELOPMENT
775
62
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION
776
63
TRADITIONAL INDIAN TEXTILE
777
64
PRINTED TEXTILE
778
65
TEXTILE CHEMICAL PROCESSING
779
66
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
780
67
COST ACCOUNTING
781
68
TAXATION
782
69
MARKETING
783
70
SALESMANSHIP
784
71
BANKING
785
72
INSURANCE
786
73
ELECTRICAL MACHINE
787
74
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
788
75
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE OF COMMUNICATION DEVICES
789
76
TROUBLESHOOTING & MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
790
77
CAPITAL MARKET OPERATIONS
793
78
DERIVATIVE MARKET OPERATIONS
794
79
DATABASE MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS
795
80
WEB APPLICATIONS
796
81
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
797
82
SECURITY
800
CBSE CLASS 12th SUBJECTS FOR MARCH 2020
CBSE Class 12th Subjects March 2020
S. No.
Subject Name
Subject Code
01
ENGLISH ELECTIVE-N
001
02
HINDI ELECTIVE
002
03
URDU ELECTIVE
003
04
SANSKRIT ELECTIVE
022
05
HISTORY
027
06
POLITICAL SCIENCE
028
07
GEOGRAPHY
029
08
ECONOMICS
030
09
PSYCHOLOGY
037
10
SOCIOLOGY
039
11
MATHEMATICS
041
12
PHYSICS
042
13
CHEMISTRY
043
14
BIOLOGY
044
15
BIOTECHNOLOGY
045
16
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
048
17
BUSINESS STUDIES
054
18
ACCOUNTANCY
055
19
HOME SCIENCE
064
20
INFORMATICS PRACTICE
065
21
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
066
22
MULTIMEDIA & WEB TECHNOLOGY
067
23
LEGAL STUDIES
074
24
COMPUTER SCIENCE
083
25
ENGLISH ELECTIVE-C
101
26
PUNJABI
104
27
BENGALI
105
28
TAMIL
106
29
TELUGU- AP
107
30
SINDHI
108
31
MARATHI
109
32
GUJARATI
110
33
MANIPURI
111
34
MALAYALAM
112
35
ODIA
113
36
ASSAMESE
114
37
KANNADA
115
38
ARABIC
116
39
TIBETAN
117
40
FRENCH
118
41
GERMAN
120
42
RUSSIAN
121
43
PERSIAN
123
44
NEPALI
124
45
LIMBOO
125
46
LEPCHA
126
47
TELUGU – TELANGANA
189
48
BODO
192
49
TANGKHUL
193
50
JAPANESE
194
51
BHUTIA
195
52
SPANISH
196
53
KASHMIRI
197
54
MIZO
198
55
BAHASA MELAYU
199
56
ENGLISH CORE
301
57
HINDI CORE
302
58
URDU CORE
303
59
SANSKRIT CORE
322
Download CBSE official Circular “Distribution of subjects for February & March/April 2020”
The list of probable subjects of which examinations are proposed to be conducted in the latter half of February 2020 is placed at Annexure-I (Class-X) & Annexure-II (Class-XII). Similarly, the list of academic subjects of which examinations are proposed to be conducted in the month of March/April 2020 is placed at Annexure-III (Class-X) & Annexure-IV (Class-XII).
The School of Law, Bennett University proudly announces the launch of the BuLexConvo Series. The BuLexConvo Series was conceptualised as a platform to bring debate and discussion about various emerging legal issues with socio-economic dimensions to the forefront of academic conversations. The term Lex connotes “law” and Convo connotes conversation. The idea behind using the term “Convo” is to give interested stakeholders a chance to think out of the box and offer unconventional but sustainable solutions
The first event under the aegis of BuLexConvo, a national conference titled ‘Conundrum of Theory and Practice in Legal Education’ is set to take place on the 15th and 16th of February 2019 at the School of Law, Bennett University, Greater Noida.
The conference seeks to ask several disruptive questions which go against the grain. It will deliberate on the theory-practice chasm and its impact, lack of research quotient in law, technology disruption of attention span, lack of innovation in clinical legal education, innovation in continuing legal education and attendant issues.
The conference to be addressed eminent legal academics, emerging young academics and Apex Court Lawyers. Those who have consented include Prof. Menon founder of the first law school in the country, Prof. Ranbir Singh Founder Vice-Chancellor of NALSAR and NLU Delhi, Prof. Venkat Rao, Vice-Chancellor of NLS Bangalore, Dr.Lalith Bhashin, President of Society of Indian Law Firms, Mr.Venkataramani, Senior Advocate of Supreme Court, Prof.Vijay Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of NLU Bhopal, Prof.Faizan Mustafa Vice-Chancellor of NALSAR, Prof. Rajkumar, Vice-Chancellor of Jindal Global University, Mr Ramachander Rao, Co-Chairman of BCI and other prominent academics and legal practitioners.
Legal academia cannot be limited to teaching, writing and the presentation of research. Rather, all these practices could be further enhanced by instilling a sense of enquiry and analysis. The BuLexConvo series hopes to establish the School of Law at Bennett University as a trailblazing forum for future legal debates in India.
The conference also invites participates from academia and law firms to participate and interact with the invited resource persons. Contact – [email protected]The BuLexConvo Series was conceptualised as a platform to bring debate and discussion about various emerging legal issues.Entrancezone
KIIT Campus Placement 2018: KIIT Well Poised to Achieve Cent Percent Placement Again.
(Highlights as on 3rd August 2018)
2470 plus job offers for a batch of 2800 B.Tech students
Over 1200 placed in ‘Day 1’ & ‘Day-Zero’ companies
350 plus students bagged multiple job offers
140 plus top-notch companies conducted campus recruitment drives till date
Highest salary offered is Rs. 39.00 lakh by Adobe Systems
14 companies offered CTC of Rs. 10.00 lakh or more
41 companies offered CTC of Rs. 5.00 lakh or more
With 140 plus top-notch companies doling out over 2411 job offers for a batch size of 2800 eligible B.Tech students of 2018 graduating batch, Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Deemed University looks well poised to achieve cent per cent campus placement for yet another year. In the absolute sense, till date 82% students have already been placed, over 350 of them bagging multiple offers. The number of placed students is set to rise as some of the companies that participated in the campus recruitment process are yet to declare results.
‘Day Zero’ Dream campus drives alone resulted in placement of about 500 students by multinational companies like World Quant, Linked In , Amazon, Dell, Microsoft, Deloitte, VMware, SAP Labs, TEK Systems, HighRadius, Endurance International Group, McKinsey & Company, Mu-Sigma, Directi, Amazon CSA, Factset, Optum, Cybage, cause code, CGI, Aricent Technologies, KPIT Technologies, Adobe Systems, Sokrati Technologies, Zen Technologies, IBS Software, MRoads, Mahindra Comviva, L&T Technology Services, NSE Infotech Services Ltd., NRI Fintech, Novartis Business Services, Zycus, IBM, Standard Chartered (Scope International), MUVI, Net 2 Source, Net Cracker, ZS Associates, MyPerfectice, HP R&D, Think & Learn, Smart Prix, etc.
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‘Day One’ campus recruitment drive this season generated about 800 jobs offers from three companies: Accenture, Wipro and Infosys. Accenture was the top recruiter with 575 job offers. This is an excellent ‘Day One’ & ‘Day zero’ conversions taking into account the current job market scenario, according to corporate experts. The highest CTC of Rs. 39.00 lakh was offered by Adobe Systems. The average CTC so far has been Rs. 5.25 lakhs.
Several core companies like Shapoorji & Pallonji, TVS Motors, Hyundai Motors, Robert Bosch, Zentron Labs, Elegant Shipping, Voltas, Soctronics Technologies, UX Reactors, Aveva, Tega Industries, Simplex Infrastructure Ltd, Praxair, Adani Wilmar, Asian Oilfield & Energy services (Oilmax), Bharat Light & Power Ltd, Enervision, Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd., Uniparts, Juspay, Rane Group, Rassaa.com, SA Infrastructure Consultant Ltd., Sea Geo-Services Ltd. Tata Project, Think Zone, Artha Group, Global Archer, Ashiana Housing, H&R Johnson India, HFFC, Sparc, SRR Project, Stellarix, Usha Martin Ltd., Vaaman Engineering, Webcon Consulting India, Windmoller & Holsecher India Ltd, Yash paper, Mallak Specialties, Patel Infrastructure , ITC Infotech, Emphasis, MindTree, Argusoft, Tavisca, Tech Mahindra, Techment Technologies, T Tech India, ETech, Artech Services, Collebera, Gyansys Infotech, Exilant, Cognizant, Thoomri.com, CMS IT Services and ESSPL, Darwin box DBS Asia, Citrix R&D, Hexaware, Josh technology, LG Soft India, Zopper, Ericsson, ESSPL, Experis IT, HSC Software development India ltd., Digi Champs, valued Epistemic had also visited campus for 2018 Graduated Batch. KIIT will achieve almost cent per cent placements for all deserving eligible students like previous years.
KIIT was established as an institution imparting degree engineering programme in 1997 and the first batch of students passed out in 2001. Since its inception, the institute has been posting remarkably successful campus placement drives for its students.
Personally congratulating the successful students, Dr Achyuta Samanta, Founder, KIIT & KISS commended their hard work as well as persistent efforts of KIIT’s Training & Placement Cell in preparing the students for the day of reckoning. KIIT has the academic tie-up with 162 reputed universities across the world. This arrangement presents an excellent opportunity to KIIT students to pursue higher education abroad. Dr Samanta encouraged students to avail of this opportunity. Last year, more than 500 students had been selected in reputed national and international institutions / Universities for higher studies.Students got confirmed offers from top universities in Switzerland, France, Norway, Canada, Poland and Germany for higher studies courses, including PhD.
The University is able to achieve excellent placement record consistently due to its student-centric culture and innovative teaching-learning system, driven by a highly qualified and competent team of faculty, drawn from institutions of repute such as IITs, IIMs, XLRI, IISc, JNU, etc. It has 2500 faculty members who impart rigorous curriculum and provide access to varied learning opportunities and hands-on research.
Because of its excellence, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India has conferred it Category ‘A’ status (on Tandon Committee recommendations) and NBA has accredited it in Tier 1 (Washington Accord) for engineering streams, placing KIIT among the most elite universities of the country. It has also been accredited in ‘A’ Grade by NAAC for the third time.
In a major boost to the brand value of KIIT globally, B.Tech programmes have got the covetedInstitution of Engineering and Technology (IET), UK accreditation. KIIT is also the first self-financing Deemed to be University in Odisha and eastern India to enter into the prestigious QS BRICS World University Rankings for 2018.
Students get unmatched exposure by attending and interacting with eminent academicians, legal luminaries, corporate leaders, policymakers and scientists, who come to KIIT to attend numerous academic conferences, seminars and workshops organized around the year. Nobel Lecture Series and KIIT Knowledge Tree are part of this initiative under which 20 talks by Nobel Laureates have been arranged for the benefit of students and faculty. Apart from these, KIIT has created enormous infrastructure and facilities, which are most conducive to academic pursuit. All these factors go a long way in ensuring that the students are ‘market ready’ and their success in placement interviews.
TEDx GDGoenka University: The 1st edition of TEDxGDGoenkaUniversity opened to an overwhelming full house from people across domains. The program featured 13 speakers who have been a catalyst for change in the society, sharing their stories focusing on the theme “The Butterfly Effect”. “The Butterfly Effect”, says that a tiny change in the state of the system can make a significant beautiful difference in the lives of people.
Nasir Khan, the youngest Sarpanch of a Muslim village in Haryana, shared his journey and dream of making a 100% literate village.” Education is the way to power, I have tried to be instrumental in facilitating education in my village with small things like installation of solar power panels and construction of toilets on schools which has increased the enrolment rate of students in schools.” Pooja Pradeep, founder of ‘Letters of Love’ the global youth-led initiative to make a difference to refuge crisis talked about making a difference in people’s lives. With projects like Seeds of Love, Empathy centric curriculum, Pen Pal Project she wishes to create a typhoon on happiness in the world by connecting communities in the thread of love and empathy.
“This inaugural edition of TEDx was designed to explore the power of ideas, creation and innovation to bring together a diversity of people, cultures and concepts to create real-world change. It was aimed at inspiring one and about how as individuals and as a community we all have the capacity to stimulate change if we dare. We can build a better world through purposeful dialogue and be seizing an opportunity to take action.” Prof. Dr Shrihari, Vice Chancellor, GD Goenka University said while addressing the media.
TEDx events include a mix of live presenters and a screening of TED Talks videos intended to spark deep conversation. Dr. Vishal Rao, a Bangalore based Oncologist, displayed a low-cost voice box (AUM) which allows throat cancer patients to speak even after their surgery. He said” Innovate for an individual not for a market. One needs to develop a good yearning to solve a problem.” He believed that “Speech is a right and not a privilege”, thus he decided to make AUM an affordable, accessible and affable product which could convert the food pipe into the voice box. His butterfly moment came from the noise of silence which was affecting many in our country post throat cancer, thus he wanted to awaken the world with their voice. He has extended his wings to an initiative like Copyleft, which is a corollary opposite the popular concept of Copyright. Here ideas are encouraged to shared, developed and disrupted to bring in beautiful changes.
Nitesh Yadav, a 16-year-old android app developer, has worked on connecting villages with technology using AI, Gauri Angrish, Founder and CEO at CAREDOSE, has worked on a medicine management venture that uses proprietary technology and packaging to ensure and track medicine adherence in patients, while building big data for healthcare entities and public health programmes. Other speakers include Prema Iyer, Lifestyle coach Magan Kalra, a renowned business growth coach, Shinjini Kulkarni, a Kathak dancer and actor, Ayush Agrawal, Social entrepreneur and founder of EkkPahel, Vaneet Chaudhary, Pranic healer and musician to name a few.
The enriching session was divided into three sessions and the groups were devised in the reflective and proactive way. They cut across disciplinary boundaries and sparked conversation and connection.
List of TEDx GDGoenka University Speakers
Speaker
Affiliate
Avani Bansal
Advocate
Avik Chatterjee
Facilitator + OD specialist
Ayush Agrawal
Founder at EkkPahel
Dinika Bhatia
Founder & CEO at Nutty Gritties
Dr. Vishal Rao
Oncologist
Gauri Angrish
Founder & CEO at CAREDOSE
Magan Kalra
Author + Business Growth Coach
Nasir Khan
Sarpanch of village Bijopur
Nitesh Yadav
Android App Developer
Pooja Pradeep
Founder of Letters Of Love
Prema Iyer
Lifestyle Coach
Shinjini Kulkarni
Professional Kathak Dancer + Actress
Vaneet Chaudhary
Musician + Pranic Healer
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Meet the Pillars of @goenka_univer Our Management Team along with the Honourable Vice Chancellor & Deans of all 10 Schools of the University.
A special mention for our enthusiastic young students from various schools who have worked tirelessly to put up a successful show.#GDGUpic.twitter.com/RnaIqGteMa
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CBSE Consider Encrypted Exam Papers Next Year: After facing an extremely big paper leak issue recently, the Central Board of Secondary Education has adopted the method of encrypted question papers in 32 centres across the nation on Monday. Due to the issue of the class 10th mathematics and class 12th economics question paper leaks, the board has decided to initiate the idea of encrypted question papers which would be delivered to the centres directly. The board was conducting a pilot survey to see if encrypted question papers could be sent to designated exam centres just before the exam, downloaded, printed and xeroxed for distribution by the time the examination starts.
CBSE Board 2020 TIME TABLE
CBSE Board 10th & 12th Time-table key dates are mentioned in the table below.
Earlier, these question papers were printed, locked up in banks and then distributed to various centres an hour before the said examination. Unfortunately, this system has failed. To facilitate these new measures, the CBSE will offer logistical support for its new encrypted system to various centres. Equipment like printers, internet connection, computers, photocopy machines and regular power supply will be given to these exam centres.
The CBSE also have to ensure that sudden internet connectivity problem, or another similar problem, should not occur at the last minute at any centre, also putting in place a Plan-B if such a problem arose.
In case of emergency, the board has also decided to keep a few hard copies of question papers and these papers vary from the encrypted ones.
The method of encrypted question papers is only applicable for the Class 10th compartmental examination, and not to the class 12th compartmental examination.
The board initiated the method as a result of the recommendations given by the committee members. According to the board members, if the method works well, the board will look forward to adopting it in the 2020 board examinations in order to avoid further leakage.
Du starts new courses in 16 colleges from 2019: The 16 colleges of Delhi University will allow the students to enrol in the new course. On 11 September 2018, the DU’s Standing Committee meeting took place. In which the decision to start new courses has been taken. In the academic session 2019-20, 16 colleges will have the option of enrolling in new courses in different faculties. This is expected to increase 1500 seats. The majority of courses belong to science and vocational stream such as B.Sc (Hons.) Environment Science, B.Sc in BioPhysics, B.Sc Bio-Chemistry, B.Sc (Hons.) computer Science etc. List of Delhi University New Courses are given below.
Delhi University New Courses List
List of New Courses
S.No.
Name of Course
College Name
1.
B.Physical Education
Lakshmi Bai College
2.
B.Physical Education
Vivekanand College
3.
B.Sc (Hons.) Bio-Chemistry
Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences
4.
B.A Programme Punjabi
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
5.
B.A physiology
Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences
6.
B.A physiology
College of Applied Sciences
7.
B.A physiology
Lakshmi Bai College
8.
B.A (Hons.) Philosophy
Hansraj College
9.
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science
Maitreyi College
10
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science
Bharti College
11.
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science
Rajdhani College
12.
B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics
Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences
New Courses
B.Sc (Hons.) operation Research
B.Sc (Hons.) Environment Science
B.Sc BioPhysics
B.VOC (Bachelor of Vocational Studies)
Entrance Exams
DU Undergraduate Admission 2018: Around 3 lakh students apply for 90 colleges under Delhi University. The students seeking admission in Undergraduate courses must apply for DU UG application form. And the admission is based on merit (marks in 12th board exam).
DU SOL Admission 2018-19: University of Delhi (DU) School of open learning (SOL) admits students in Undergraduate (UG) and Postgraduate(PG) courses. SOL admission has now reached 150,000 students every year approximately.
Joint Admission Test: Delhi University conducts DU Joint Admission Test for various courses admission. Delhi University offers undergraduate admission in courses like BMS, BBA, B.A(Hons.) via DU Entrance Test (DU JAT).
DUET: Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) is conducted by Delhi University (DU) for admission into various undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), MPhil and PhD programmes. Read about Delhi University Entrance Test Here.
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How different is the proposed HECI from the present UGC? The Higher Education Commission of will be a new avatar of UGC with a different vision, focus and commands. The University Grants Commission, India’s national overseer for higher education may be abandoned, as it stands. As said by the Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, the education regulator could be replaced by a higher education commission. The HECI will be set up to surrogate UGC which will emphasise on promoting brilliance and facilitating the growth of the Indian education system.
UGC soon to be repealed by Higher Education Commission, India
MCI and UGC completely outdated, worst kind of institutions: Amitabh KantEconomics Times
“Under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi has embarked on a process of reforms of the regulatory agencies for the better administration of the HE sector (sic). In a landmark decision, a draft Act for repeal of #UGC & setting up #HECI (Higher Education Commission of India) has been prepared,” Javadekar tweeted.
— Prakash Javadekar (@PrakashJavdekar) June 27, 2018
HECI would focus merely on students interest and academic matters.
The proposed authority will be freed of monetary funds and will solely focus on educational terms, according to the draft.
The Act will be named The Higher Education Commission of India Act, 2019 that will be set up after dismantling the UGC Act, 1951. The draft has been circulated for feedbacks on the HRD Ministry website. The HRD Ministry has appealed to all educationists, stakeholders, sponsors and the general public for their comments and suggestions. The new draft law is likely to be scheduled in the Parliament during the monsoon session.
“There will be an Advisory Council to render advice to the Commission on matters concerning coordination and determination of standards in the country. This will be represented by the Chairpersons/Vice-Chairpersons of State Councils for Higher Education and chaired by the HRD Minister,” as mentioned in the draft law.
“The Commission shall have the power to grant authorization for starting of academic operations on the basis of their compliance with norms of academic quality. It will also have the powers to revoke authorization granting to a higher education institution where there is a case of wilful or continuous default in compliance with the norms,” it added.
The government decided to modify the commission as they felt that the UGC is mostly preoccupied with disbursing grants and is unable to focus on its other key matters including mentoring institutes, focusing on research and quality measures in the sector.
“The draft Act is in accordance with the commitment of Government for reforming the regulatory systems that provide for more autonomy and facilitate the holistic growth of the education system.” says the minister.
How different is the proposed HECI from the present UGC?
The Central Government has announced to establish a Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) in the place of the University Grants Commission (UGC). Know the Facts about same.
Particulars
UGC
HECI
Financial powers
The main role of UGC is in the disbursement of grants to Central Universities & Institution out of its funds.
Higher Education Council will specify standards for grant of authorisation to the affiliated university & institution to run its academic operations.
Academic powers
UGC is central power to promote and coordinate university education and regulate the standards of teaching, examination and research in institutions.
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Inspection
University Grant Commission while inspecting, use to assess the financial needs and also keep checking the standards of teaching in an institution.
No inspections. it will only be in prescribing norms on academic performance.
Action on bogus institutions
Affiliations of colleges/ universities can be terminated. And grants to universities can be withheld.
HECI will be empowered to penalise or even shut down sub-standard private universities and institutions without affecting students’ interests. Also, If the college management of the institution does not comply with the penalties, then they may land in jail for up to three years.
Composition
Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, and 10 members appointed by the Central government, some ex-official members and some from academia, industry.
It shall comprise a Chairperson, a Vice-Chairperson, and 12 members to be appointed by the Centre, including educationists and a member of the industry.
Disputes
If there will be any dispute between the Centre and the UGC on policy, the Centre prevails.
The Centre prevails in case of any dispute between the HECI and Central Government policy.
What will happen to the Regular staff of UGC?
Till now UGC appointed its own staff. And the same will happen to the HECI as well. Furthermore, the present UGC staff will continue and re-trained to work on fully digital mode — without physical files — at HECI.
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PM Modi to be back with another interactive session pariksha pe charcha also dubbed as “Exam ki Baat” on 29 January 2019. As per a tweet by Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, the PM would be speaking about “exams,life and more”. He would be talking to school kids, parents and teachers on 29 January 2019 at 11 AM. The venue would be Talkatora stadium in Delhi from where the PM would connect with children via video conferencing as well.
He would be interacting in a unique way with students, parents and teachers. Participants will join from whole nation and across the globe through video conferencing. There will also be a contest hosted for the colleges and schools in which one can participate just by registering on mygov.in. Selected winners will have an auspicious opportunity to meet PM Narendra Modi.
Pariksha pe Charcha 2.0
Previous year, PM Modi had held the pariksha pe charcha session in February. He discussed about exam-related issues with lakhs of students across the country, through a video conference from the same venue. On the occasion, he had begun by saying, “Forget that you are talking to a prime minister, talk to me as a friend and share with me all the doubts you have. It is like an exam for me. You are all my examiners. Let’s see how many marks you give me.”
PM Modi tweeted last year ahead to the event that “I am extremely eager to interact with young friends, teachers and parents on the need to appear for exams with a smile, without any stress,”
Around the same time last year, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had launched ‘Exam Warriors’, a book written by the PM. The book is meant for students to help them overcome exam fear and insecurities. It was published by Penguin India and consist 208 pages. It has also been published in many Indian languages like Marathi, Telugu Urdu and Odiya.
