Category: Education & Career

Bihar STET 2019 Result released at biharboardonline.com; check here

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PATNA: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the results of the BSEB STET 2019 on Friday, March 12, 2021. Candidates who have appeared for the BSEB STET 2019 examination are advised to visit the official website of the Board – biharboardonline.com – to check and download their result. The direct link to check and download the BSEB STET 2019 result is also provided below for the reference of the candidates:

Direct Link: Download Bihar STET Result 2019

How to download BSEB STET Result 2019?

Candidates can follow the steps provided below to check and download STET Result 2019:

1) Open the official website – biharboardonline.com

2) Click on the BSEB STET 2019 Result link available on the homepage of the website

3) It will redirect to a login page

4) Enter your Application Number, Date of Birth(DDMMYYYY) and click on Login

5) Your STET 2019 Result will be displayed on the screen

6) Download and take a print out of your result for further reference.



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Indian Navy Tradesman Mate admit card, exam date announced

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Indian Navy Tradesman Mate exam date has been announced by the Indian Navy Recruitment department. Candidates who have applied for the Indian Navy Tradesman Mate exam are advised to visit the official website of the Indian Navy to check the exam date and further details.

As per the notification released by the Indian Navy, the recruitment examination for the Tradesman Mate vacancies will be held between March 20 to 21, 2021. The admit card with exam city details will be available on the recruitment website on March 13, 2021. The Indian Navy will also release a practice Test Link for candidates on March 13, 2021. The Indian Navy Tradesman Mate exam admit card having exam centre details will be released on the official website of the exam 72 hours prior to the commencement of the exam.

Candidates are advised to keep checking the official website of the Indian Navy – joinindiannavy.nic.in – for further details related to the same.



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Maharashtra education minister meets parents, teachers to convince them for offline board exams

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MUMBAI: With the state government confirming that it would have to conduct the SSC and HSC examinations offline, school education minister, Varsha Gaikwad on Thursday met parents’ and teachers’ representatives to consult and convince them for the upcoming boards.

Starting off the ‘We can do it- offline exams’ drive, Gaikwad said that to ensure a secure academic future for all students it has decided to conduct offline exams for the class X and XII. “All teachers should motivate and encourage students to appear for offline exams and all should cooperate for the success of the drive. Every suggestion in this regard will be welcome and a positive decision will be taken in consultation with the advisory committee,” she said.

The minister added that there would be uniformity in conducting practical exams and submission of journals, lectures will be conducted through Sahyadri channel and practices exercises will also be conducted for the preparation of the exam. Official sources said that in case students cannot appear for the internal assessment, provisions could be made to conduct them after the written exams. Students will soon also be given answers to FAQs on the website to clear all queries, said minister. A question bank to help students understand the paper pattern is also being created.

Francis Jospeh, a parent of class XII student and educationist who attended Thursday’s meeting said, “I was relaxed hearing about the measures undertaken and the minister’s willingness to review and understand suggestions. The boards such as CBSE, ICSE and Cambridge are/have conducted offline exams and our state students can’t be tagged differently as far as assessment is concerned. There will be more options in offline/practical exam given if the situation demands so.”

Meanwhile, as students are worried about the upcoming board examinations and feel unprepared due to the school shutdown, a teacher from a BMC school in the city has made a smart PDF that would allow students to prepare themselves for mathematics and science. The document will allow class X students from state board affiliated schools to download video lessons, chapter-wise tests and revision lessons using QR codes. The content can then be used offline.

Suresh Aabhale, teacher of the Vile Parle civic school has devised the PDF for the civic body. “A lot of students don’t have constant access to data and so our PDF will allow them to download the content and use it for preparation at their own pace. There are question banks and test series with answer-keys for self-evaluation. If a student gets an answer wrong, they can view related videos to help them understand the concept,” he said. Aabhale created the PDF over seven months as he anticipated that students might not be back into the classroom to prepare for the boards.



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Mumbai University PhD entrance exam on March 25, 26 and 27

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MUMBAI: Over 1,500 more candidates registered for Mumbai University’s Ph D Entrance Test (PET) scheduled this month. The university had extended the registration dates and allowed more aspirants to register for the entrance test. The online test for M Phil entrance test is scheduled on March 25 and for the Ph D, the test is scheduled on March 26 and 27. The test will be conducted in 79 subjects. Earlier close to 9,700 had registered for the test, the numbers went up to 11,750 now. The mock exam for PET will be held between March 12 and 17 and students will receive the details through text messages and emails.



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Maharashtra medical students seek postponement of exams after rise in Covid cases

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MUMBAI: Students in the lower classes from undergraduate health science courses are now seeking a postponement of exams scheduled to commence from March 23. In view of increasing Covid-19 cases in the state and also lockdown in some regions, students and parents have raised concerns over the conduct of physical exams. The Maharashtra University of Health Sciences is yet to take a decision regarding the same.

Around 40,000 students are enrolled in the lower classes of undergraduate health science courses across the state. A parent said that with cases rising every day, it would be risky for them to take offline exams. “There is also a rise in Covid cases in the college hostels,” he hadded. So far, the students have sought postponement of exams only.

Meanwhile, the final-year medical exams commenced this week with over 95% attendance. There were requests from students’ groups to have an online exam for the batch. Ajit Pathak, controller of examinations of MUHS, however, said that the final-year MBBS students can start their internships as soon as the results are out and help serve the state in the pandemic as Covid warriors. He added that the exams are being conducted smoothly and that the university is yet to consider the proposal for postponing the exams for lower classes. Pathak also added that because the university managed to conduct the postgraduate winter exams of all health science courses on time, the doctors are now able to serve the government on Covid duty.



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12 PU students tested Covid-19 positive in Derebail

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MANGALURU: As many as 12 first-year PUC students from a private PU college in Derebail have been tested positive for Covid- 19 on Wednesday. According to the district Covid-19 bulletin, the number of Covid-19 positive cases in the district is 25.

The campus has been converted into a containment zone and classes have been suspended. Dr Ashok H, nodal officer for Covid-19, told TOI that it is suspected at least two students from Kerala and one student who had returned from Bahrain have been tested positive. The student from Bahrain landed at Bengaluru international airport and then travelled to Shivamogga before reaching Mangaluru. He claimed that he was not aware of the home quarantine norms.

Nearly 109 swabs of the students have been collected so far and the swabs of the second year PUC students will be collected on Thursday. The college has suspended its activities till the seventh-day swab is collected and a negative report is obtained.

Based on the data collected, the health department started conducting RT-PCR tests for day scholars from Kerala studying in first-grade colleges of the district.

One death: Dakshina Kannada reported its first death for the month on Wednesday. A senior citizen with comorbidities died. The total samples tested so far is 5,87,244 and the total positive cases reported so far are 34,619. The district has reported 741 death cases so far.



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Odisha boy Ronit Ranjan tops NDA exam

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BHUBANESWAR: Odisha boy Ronit Ranjan Nayak, 18, has topped the National Defence Academy (NDA) examination in the country. Results of this prestigious examination were published on March 6.

Ronit, who belongs to Bachhada village in Bhadrak district, is son of an Indian Navy officer Rashmi Ranjan Nayak posted in Goa. His mother is a homemaker and his elder sister is an engineer. He was studying in Kendriya Vidyalaya till Class X before taking admission in the Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (AFPI), Kolhapur in Maharashtra.

After he joined this institute, he started preparing for the NDA examination. “The examination has two parts- written examination and interview. I could not clear the interview during my first attempt. So, I got this success in my second attempt,” he added.

On preparation for the examination, he said that candidates should understand the basics of all the subjects taught in schools. “NDA syllabus comprises mathematics, history, English, civics, geography, biology, physics, chemistry and some other subjects. It is a mixture of both arts and science subjects, so it requires a separate preparation apart from the CBSE board syllabus,” he added.

Ronit said he had started preparing for the examination after joining Class XI in AFPI Kolhapur. “I was focusing on this examination and my teachers were helping us on this,” he added.

He said candidates should not feel low after failure. “I have seen many students have cleared the examination after several attempts. I got the Rank 1 in my second attempt. We have to follow the never give up attitude and prepare for the examination. Keep working hard and never give up,” he added.

He will choose Indian Navy to work after completion of his training. “I will be undergoing training in NDA for three years and one year in the Indian Naval Academy. Five students of my school including two Odias were selected in the NDA examination,” he added.

The topper boy said he wanted to serve the country directly by joining the defence sector. “As my father is in Indian Navy, I also have an interest in the Indian Navy,” he added.

His friends Ankit Raj Sahu, Priyanshu Sahu and Gourab Nath from Odisha also cleared the examination.



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Learners need to acquire a set of life skills to succeed, say educators

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PUNE: The restrictions and the silence in the lockdown have emotionally been hard on many individuals; starting school early will allow students to be interacting with teachers, peers, new ideas and information, educators in Pune have been asserting.

President of Victorious Kidss Educares, Robbin Ghosh said that, “We should not underestimate the amount of informal learning that is happening during the school lockdown. Instead, this can be celebrated and harnessed. Make an inventory of positive learning experiences that students encountered during the school lockdown and build the new learning experiences on those achievements. Teachers and parents should engage students and allow them to express their feelings about learning at home and in an online environmen.”

Ira Ghosh, Head of Primary School (PYP), said that, “Early years and primary educators need to be guided about the importance of developing learning skills in students. Apart from reading, writing and arithmetic skills, learners need to acquire a set of life skills to succeed in this rapidly changing world that is filled with unpredictability.”

Ira added that educators need to consciously work on introducing these approaches to learning, such as verbal and non-verbal communication, self-management, thinking, social and research skills. “At the beginning of this academic year, we took a pause and reflected on our curriculum, brainstorming on what is worth teaching and learning. We made sure we don’t fall into the black hole of traditional demands and ensured the entire experience is student centric. Developing these skills will help learners to stay self-directed and motivated learners, who can easily identify their own learning needs and can design their own learning goals,” she added.

The lockdown didn’t stop the daily routine of scaffolding the concepts from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, rather gave educators an opportunity to use blended learning and introduce flipped classrooms to the primary years. So far educators said that they have got some great reviews from the parents and students.



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UKSSSC Forest Guard 2018 Result announced; check merit list for physical test here

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NEW DELHI: Uttarakhand Subordinate Selection Service Commission (UKSSSC) has released the result of Forest Guard written examination 2018 on its official website – https://sssc.uk.gov.in/.

Candidate can access the provisional merit list for the Physical Test through the official website without login. The UKSSSC Forest Guard 2018 Provisional Merit List is available online on the official website in the PDF format.

Total 2326 (General = 1211, OBC = 398, SC = 577, ST = 140) candidates have qualified for the Physical Test.

Physical Efficiency Test: The physical qualifications will be tested before the physical proficiency test and only on getting successful in that, the physical proficiency test (qualifying) of the candidates will be taken as per the details shown in the following table.

S. No. Description Eligibility Criteria
Male Female
1 * In case of male, 25 km race carrying
a weight of 10 kg on the back
* In case of a woman, a 14-kilometer
race carrying a weight of 5 kg on the back		 In maximum
4 hours		 In maximum
4 hours
2 Shot Put (7.275 kg) 5 m 3.5 m
3 Long jump 4 m 2 m
4 High jump 1.10 m 0.7 m

Only the successful candidates in the race will be included in the shotput, long jump and high jump exam and to fulfill the criteria laid down in each of these proficiency tests. They will be required to qualify in any one of the maximum three years. In the event of being found unsuitable in the physical qualification examination or not fulfilling the prescribed eligibility criteria for the Physical Efficiency Test, the candidate will be declared unsuitable and will be excluded from the competition.

All the candidates are required to select the district for the physical qualification and proficiency test at the place prescribed in the application form so that the physical qualification and proficiency test can be conducted accordingly. Physical efficiency test and written examination dates and other guidelines will be published by the Commission from time to time on the Commission’s website – https://sssc.uk.gov.in/ – Candidates should keep visiting the website of the Commission from time to time and get information.

Click here to check the result



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SSC MTS scorecards to be released today at ssc.nic.in

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NEW DELHI: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will release the scorecards of Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff examination 2019 on its official website today i.e., March 10.

Once released, the candidates who appeared for the SSC MTS examination can obtain their scorecards from the Commission’s website — ssc.nic.in.

Staff Selection Commission had declared the result of Paper-II of Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination, 2019 on October 30, 2020, wherein a total of 20902 candidates were qualified for appearing in Document Verification (DV).

SSC will release the detailed marks of the selected and non-selected candidates on Wednesday. Candidates need to login with their SSC MTS registration number and password to obtain the results. It should be noted that this facility will be available till March 31. The notice issued regarding the SSC MTS result reads “Detailed marks of the selected and non-selected candidates will be uploaded on the website of the Commission on 10.03.2021. This facility will be available from 10.03.2021 to 31.03.2021. Candidates may check their individual marks by using their Registration No. and Registered Password and click on Result/Marks tab on the candidate dashboard.”

Due to suspected malpractices, the result of 607 candidates has been kept withheld. The result of 8385 candidates (excluding 607 withheld cases) is available on the website of the Commission.



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