The MBBS students from the University of Jammu and University of Kashmir are demanding postponement of their examinations citing the difficulties of coronavirus pandemic and slow internet.
Modi Government announced new Education Policy recently. The decision has been taken after decades. Watch the video to know how the new education policy will help students master their studies.
Delhi education minister and deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia today said the National Education Policy 2020 is "a forward-looking document which accepts flaws of today's education system." He however said the new policy was unable to break free of pressures of education's old tradtions.
The government on Wednesday unveiled the new National Education Policy bringing a number of reforms almost after 34 years. one of the salient features of the new education policy is replacing the 10+2 structure of school curriculum with a 5+3+3+4 curriculum structure corresponding to age groups 3-8, 8-11, 11-14, and 14-18 years respectively.
Foreign Universities will now be able to set up campuses in India to raise the level of Indian Education, after the Centre on Wednesday introduced the new National Education Policy, to bring a complete and overhaul change in the Indian education system with a number of reforms to create more job providers and not job seekers.
The significant changes to the policy, which has been overhauled after 34 years, includes discontinuing Master of Philosophy (MPhil) courses, making board examinations for Class 10 and 12 students easier, establish a single regulator for higher education, flexible undergraduate courses among others.
Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar on July 29 in a cabinet briefing announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given approval to a new education policy for 21st century. He said, "Cabinet under Prime Minister Narendra Modi h
Higher Education Secretary Amit Khare in the cabinet briefing on July 29 said that following the new education policy and reforms, India will achieve 50% Gross Enrolment Ratio by 2035.
Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on July 29 in a cabinet briefing announced that Ministry of Human Resource Development will be renamed as Ministry of Education.
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new education policy for the 21st century. The changes have been brought in the policy after 34 years.
The apex court Bench, comprising Justices L. Nageswara Rao, Hemant Gupta and S. Ravindra Bhat, issued the notice on the plea filed by parents settled in the Middle East.
Government on Wednesday announced that coding will be taught from Class 6 onwards.
Ministry of Human Resource Development has been renamed as Ministry of Education. Union Minister Prakash Javdekar and HRD Minister RP Nishank will be holding a press conference at 4:00 PM, where the announcement is likely to be made.
Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital, Mathura on Tuesday announced that there will be no fee hike in the tuition fees of 2019-batch students till further notice. The announcement came days after the medical college informed students a 7-percent fee hike in the current fee structure.
The Supreme Court on Monday is set to hear petitions challenging the UGC guidelines, which made it mandatory for universities to conduct their final year exams by September 30. Earlier on July 7, the UGC had said the end-term examination for all final-year students would have to be mandatorily held by the end of September 2020, in offline or online mode.
Delhi University admissions: While the registration deadline for merit-based admissions has been extended till August 31, for the entrance-based courses, the registration process ends on July 31 itself.
Managements of various private schools met on Saturday evening and decided to resume online classes from Monday after considering requests made by parents, Self-financed Schools Federation spokesperson Deepak Rajguru said.
The US immigration authority has issued a new policy stating that freshly enrolled foreign students who are seeking only-online study this fall will be barred from entering the country, days after the Trump administration dropped its controversial plan to expel international students if their universities switch to online-only classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A circular sent to all schools by Director of Education Santosh Amonkar also said that in case students do not have smartphones, teachers should mentor students via phone conversations.
The students of Kanti Devi Medical College and Research Centre, Mathura are alleging that the college administration is 'forcing' fourth-year students to come to college for semester examination. The students of the college have written several emails to the college and the university but they haven't received any response so far.
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