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Exams slated till Jan 22 to be held as per schedule: JKSSB Almost 12000 posts to be advertised soon: Chairman Owais Gul Srinagar, Jan 17 (KNO): Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board (JKSSB), Khalid Jahangir on Monday said that the examinations scheduled to be held till January 22, will be conducted, as per the schedule and that almost 12,000 posts will be advertised soon. Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the SSB chairman said that there has been no decision regarding the postponement of the examinations at present. “We have conducted the exams on time and the next tests will be held as per the routine during which the Covid protocols will be followed strictly,” he said. Nonetheless, he added that a decision with regard to the postponement of the examinations can be reviewed if there are fresh directions from the administration as well as the Disaster Management. Pertinently, the Universities and other institutions have postponed the examinations ...

BIG Update Regarding Examinations, Details Here This is notified for the information of concerned that all the examinations of Cluster University Srinagar scheduled from 17th of January 2022 have been deferred till further orders. The decision has been taken in view of the surge in COVID cases. Revised schedule for these examinations shall be notified separately. Students are advised to remain in touch with the University official website( www.cusrinagar.edu.in ) for further details.

Big Update Regarding Kashmir University Examinations, Controller Examination Issues Circular, Check Here All Kashmir University Examination Will Be Held As Per Schedule & In Offline Mode. Check Instructions For Examiners

NTA UGC NET 2021: Time table released for Phase II exam at ugcnet.nta.nic.in - Check schedule here UGC-NET Phase II exam schedule: NTA has released the UGC NET 2021 Phase II timetable. National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the timetable for UGC NET 2021 Phase II. The exam for the National Eligibility Test Phase II exam for the December 2020 and June 2021 cycle is scheduled to be held from December 24 to December 27, 2021. The complete schedule is available on the official website of UGC NET on ugcnet.nta.nic.in.  The official notice reads, “The Date wise, Subject wise and Shift wise Schedule of Phase II for the 05 subjects (Bengali, Kannada, Home Science, Hindi and Sanskrit) will be conducted on 24, 26 and 27 December in CBT mode.” Direct link to check UGC-NET Phase II exam schedule: ugcnet.nta.nic.in   The examination dates for the remaining two NET Subjects (Geography and Sociology) of Phase II and rescheduled 04 NET Subjects (due to cyclone Jawad) of Phase I (Social W...

Class 11th Date Sheet to be issued within 2-3 days: Joint secretary exams JKBOSE prof. Lal Hussain Srinagar, Nov 26 (KB): Jammu and Kashmir Board of School education is all set to issue class 11th annual regular 2021 Kashmir Division date sheets within 2 -3 days . Prof. Hussain further said that exams are likely to commence between 15 to 18th December, He added. Its pertinent to Mention that annual regular exams for class 10th and 12th are going on and are scheduled to conclude on 4th december and 6th December repectively , with 30% relaxation in exams . (KB — Kashmir Bulletin)

Covid Prevention Measures to be observed by Examinees and Examiners during the forthcoming Annual/Regular,2021 Examinations 01.Physical distance is to be observed while standing in que during entry and exit from the Examination Centre. 02.Hands shall be sanitized with sanitizer before entering the examination hall, which shall also be made available at the entrance of Examination Hall by the Superintendent of the Centre. 03.Hand shaking is strictly prohibited. 04.Examinees shall be allowed to leave one by one so as to observe physical distancing and avoid crowding. 05.Sharing of personal belongings shall not be allowed. 06.Spitting is strictly prohibited. 07.Any candidate who is detected Covid positive is advised not to approach the examination centre. Further the instructions promulgated vide Govt. Order No. 74-JK(DMRRR) of 2021 dated:- 24-10-2021 too shall be followed in letter and spirit. 08.The Superintendents shall allow only those candidates who are having consent for each examin...

It is to be noted that CBSE has already released the datesheet for CBSE Class 10, 12 Board Exam 2022 Term 1 exam. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is all set to release the CBSE Class 10, 12 Board Exam 2022 admit card for both classes 10 and 12 soon. However, a section of students are still clear about their demands and are continually appealing to the board to conduct the Term 1 paper online. It is to be noted that CBSE has already released the datesheet for CBSE Class 10, 12 Board Exam 2022 Term 1 exam. The CBSE Class 10 Board Exam 2022 is scheduled to begin on November 30, while CBSE Class 12 Board Exam 2022 will start from December 1. What are students demanding?  Students, as well as some parents, are demanding that CBSE should conduct the exam online or in a hybrid mode - i.e. online and offline. Speaking about the same, a mother tweeted, "Students' demands are being ignored. Will parents' demands also be ignored? We want answers!! We want options!! We...

T2 exams of 8th, 9th standard to be conducted at school level for current session Click Here To Join Our Telegram Channel No board exams for 8th, 9th standard students: Govt Srinagar, Oct 28: The government has said that term-end board examinations of 8th and 9th standard shall be conducted at school level for the current session in face-to-face offline mode. Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK), Tassaduq Hussain Mir said that the examination for these classes would be conducted by the concerned schools and they shall follow the same pattern of preious academic years to assess the students accordingly. In an official communiqué of DSEK said, “DSEK received a communication last year from Director State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT) wherein it was stated that the T2 examination of Class 8th and 9th shall be conducted at school level for the session in face-to-face offline mode with all COVID-19 SOPs in place as per the discussion held with administrative Secre...

Srinagar, Oct 25: Government has issued fresh covid-19 guidelines, among others mandating “consent by parents or legal guardians” for students of 10th and 12th class for taking examinations in Jammu and Kashmir. Offline Board Examinations for 12th and 10th classes have been permitted to be held in staggered manner keeping in view all the social distancing norms and Covid Appropriate Behaviour. All the concerned institutions have been asked to ensure that all the students coming to the examinations venue shall carry consent for each examination duly signed by their parents/legal guardians. “The sanitisation of the examination hall, furniture and toilets should be carried out daily before and after the exams,” read the fresh guidelines, issued by Chief Secretary (Chairperson, State Executive Committee. The seating arrangement should be made in such a manner that every second desk is left vacant to maintain physical distancing, the order stipulating the guidelines, a copy of which lies wi...

Datesheets soon| As Officials had already Said That once the SDA permit us to held offline examinations will issue datesheets. Offline Board Examination for 12th and 10th classes shall be permitted to be held in staggered manner keeping in view all the Social Distancing Norms & Covid Appropriate Behaviour. The following directions shall be strictly adhered to by the concerned institutions conducting the offline board examinations: 1. All the students coming for offline board examination to the venue shall carry consent for each examination duly signed by their parents/legal guardians. The sanitisation of the examination hall, furniture and toilets should be carried out daily before and after the exams. 2. The seating arrangement should be made in such a manner that every second desk is left vacant to maintain physical distancing. 4. Vaccinating the teachers, staff and officials involved in conducting the examination with the cooperation of the district administration shall be made ...

examination was under discussion and final decision would be taken within days. “The proposal is being discussed by the department and will be given approval after a few days. The Term-II examination will most probably be conducted as per the proposal submitted by the Director Kashmir,” he told Greater Kashmir. Notably, the DSEK last week submitted a proposal for conducting Term-II examination. In the proposal the DSEK has submitted that the term-II examination may be conducted on the same line adopted by the department during the last academic session. In the proposal, the DSEK stated that last year it was decided that the T2 examination of class 8th and 9th would be conducted at school level in a face-to-face offline mode with all Covid SoPs in place, as per the discussion held with the Administrative Secretary School Education Department. Last year it was decided that the concerned schools would set the question papers and the sample papers would be prepared by ERSA wing of SCERT/CM...

New Delhi : Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Wednesday allowed students of Class X, XII to change their examination centres for the upcoming Term 1 examination in CBSE a statement, informed, “Class X and XII students who are not in the city of their schools and are residing somewhere else, at an appropriate time CBSE will inform them to make a request to their respective schools to change the city of examination centre. Schools will follow the instructions given by CBSE.” CBSE has further instructed the students to remain in touch with the official website for further notifications. Term 1 exams will take place in November-December. For class X, exams will take place from November 30 to December 11 and for Class 12, the exams will be held from December 1 to December 22. (Agencies)

SCERT proposes holding class 8th exams from mid November through offline mode Srinagar, Oct 18: The State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT) J&K, has proposed that the annual regular (2021) examination of class 8th students be conducted from mid-November through an offline mode. An SCERT official said a proposal in this connection has been sent to the administrative department for its approval to hold the class 8th examination from the proposed dates through offline mode. “These days we need to get approval from State Disaster Management Authorities (SDMA) for holding any examination through offline mode. So we have submitted the proposal for approval. We have also submitted the proposal for approval to the administrative department of school education,” Director SCERT, Veena Pandita told Greater Kashmir. “The final decision for holding the examination will be announced after getting the approval from the government,” she said. She however said they have proposed th...