Monday, November 12, 2018

Bombay HC: Universities should adopt uniform admission mechanism

Bombay HC: Universities should adopt uniform admission mechanism



Maharashtra government needs to adopt an uniform admission mechanism for all the students in all its universities, said The Bombay High Court. A division bench of Justices B R Gavai and M S Karnik observed disparities in the admission process of the some educational institutes as it was hearing a petition filed by the two students who challenged the decisions of two different colleges who refused them the admission in master’s course in law. The bench noted the disparity in the admission process of two colleges over the issue of which marks they should consider to grant admission to a students in the course. “On account of this disparity, students are suffering,” the court said. In some cases, universities are only considering the marks obtained by the students in final year and some universities are considering the average marks secured by the students in the years of their graduation. “We find it appropriate that at least in all the universities, which are under the control of Maharashtra state, there should be some uniform practice on this issue. One uniform mechanism needs to be followed for admission procedure,” the court said. The bench also said that colleges should refrain from using the hyper technical approach for grating the admissions to the students in various courses.



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Bombay HC: Universities should adopt uniform admission mechanism

Bombay HC: Universities should adopt uniform admission mechanism



Maharashtra government needs to adopt an uniform admission mechanism for all the students in all its universities, said The Bombay High Court. A division bench of Justices B R Gavai and M S Karnik observed disparities in the admission process of the some educational institutes as it was hearing a petition filed by the two students who challenged the decisions of two different colleges who refused them the admission in master’s course in law. The bench noted the disparity in the admission process of two colleges over the issue of which marks they should consider to grant admission to a students in the course. “On account of this disparity, students are suffering,” the court said. In some cases, universities are only considering the marks obtained by the students in final year and some universities are considering the average marks secured by the students in the years of their graduation. “We find it appropriate that at least in all the universities, which are under the control of Maharashtra state, there should be some uniform practice on this issue. One uniform mechanism needs to be followed for admission procedure,” the court said. The bench also said that colleges should refrain from using the hyper technical approach for grating the admissions to the students in various courses.



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Check the exam pattern and marking scheme for the Class 10 English Communicative Exam

Check the exam pattern and marking scheme for the Class 10 English Communicative Exam



The CBSE board exams for the class 10 students will commence in February 2019 and with the exams approaching, the students are already preparing for the same. For scoring well in the exams, students not only need hard work but also, marking scheme of the exam. In this article we will discuss the exam pattern and marking scheme for the English Communicative paper for class 10 students. The English Communicative question is of total 80 marks and the entire paper is divided into three sections: Reading, Writing and Grammar, and Literature. Section A: Reading Section A will have the weight of 20 marks and will have two passages in it. One passage will be of 8 marks and other will be of 12 marks. The section test the students’ ability to read and comprehend the passage and to answer the questions based on the given passage. The important point is to understand the passage and its main theme. Section B: Writing and Grammar This section carries a total of 30 marks and has five questions in it. Of the 5 questions, two questions will cover the writing part and three questions will cover the grammar part. The weight of writing part is 18 marks and grammar part is 12 marks. The writing part will consist of essay/letter writing and story writing type questions and the grammar part will have the fill in the blanks, sentence re-arrangement and omission type questions. Section C: Literature This part will have the weight of 30 marks and students will have four questions and each question will have an option. Students are required to answer only one question to answer.



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UP Board exams 2019 dates released

UP Board exams 2019 dates released



Uttar Pradesh Board has released the exam dates for the board exams 2019 and the dates have been selected to accommodate the dates of Kumbh Snan and public holidays. Next year, UP board will conduct the exams in record 19 days time frame and is expected to released the results of the same by April 30, 2019. The Kumbh mela will commence on January 15, 2019 and will end on March 4, 2019 and will be organized in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. The board has also introduced changes in the session timings for the exams. Earlier, the exams in the morning session began at 7:30 am but, from next year the exams will commence from 8:00 am however; the timings for the afternoon exam will remain the same i.e. from 2:00 am and end at 5:00 pm. Just like the last year, all the stringent measures to keep cheating and other malpractices in check will be deployed by the government and this year, the board has also taken extra precaution in selecting the exam centers. All the exam centers which have not been the part of board exams since past three years or have already been black listed by the government will not be made exam centers by the government. Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has also released the syllabus for the subjects for which class 10 and class 12 board exams will be conducted. The syllabus is available on the official UPMSP website.



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Delhi Government asked the Delhi Schools to prevent Property Defacement

Delhi Government asked the Delhi Schools to prevent Property Defacement



The Delhi Government has asked all the schools to take appropriate measures to prevent defacement of the school properties and warn children against the same. Schools have been asked to warn children of the severe punishment against defacing the public property such as historical monuments, school buildings and flyovers. "The schools are hereby directed to take all measures for prevention of defacement of public property and also sensitize all students of the school in the morning assembly talks, through SMC members and PTM against defacing and harming public property such as school building, historical monuments, municipal properties and flyovers," the Directorate of Education (DoE) said in a communication to schools. "Public money has been invested in all these properties and the same should be protected against any kind of defacement and destruction," it added. The DoE also directed the schools to make students aware of the fact that Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Public Property Act, 2007 has been enacted and anyone found culprit under the act may have to face imprisonment or prison or both.



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Thursday, November 8, 2018

Check Part A syllabus for the RRB ALP Second CBT exam

Check Part A syllabus for the RRB ALP Second CBT exam



The results for the first stage RRB ALP CBT have already been declared by the board. The exams were help in the months of August and September. According to an official more than 5 lakh students have successfully qualified the first stage of assistant loco pilots and technicians exam. The advertisement was published for 64,371 posts for recruitment of assistant loco pilots and technicians. Candidates who had appeared for the exam are required to visit the official website of the regional RRB to check their individual score. The second stage for the exam is scheduled from 12 to 14 December, 2018. The second stage of the CBT will be conducted in two parts -- Part A and Part B. Candidates below can check the syllabus for the part A exam. Mathematics: Number system, BODMAS, Decimals, Fractions, LCM, HCF, Ratio and Proportion, Percentages, Mensuration, Time and Work; Time and Distance, Simple and Compound Interest, Profit and Loss, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry, Elementary Statistics, Square Root, Age Calculations, Calendar & Clock, Pipes & Cistern etc. General Intelligence and Reasoning: Analogies, Alphabetical and Number Series, Coding and Decoding, Mathematical operations, Relationships, Syllogism, Jumbling, Venn Diagram, Data Interpretation and Sufficiency, Conclusions and decision making, Similarities and differences, Analytical reasoning, Classification, Directions, Statement - Arguments and Assumptions etc. Basic Science and Engineering: Engineering Drawing (Projections, Views, Drawing Instruments, Lines, Geometric figures, Symbolic Representation), Units, Measurements, Mass Weight and Density, Work Power and Energy, Speed and Velocity, Heat and Temperature, Basic Electricity, Levers and Simple Machines, Occupational Safety and Health, Environment Education, IT Literacy etc. General Awareness: Current Affairs in Science & Technology, Sports, Culture, Personalities, Economics, Politics and any other subjects of importance. Time limit for Paper A will be 90 minutes and candidates will have to attempt 100 questions. Marks scored by the candidates in Paper A will be used for shortlisting the candidates alone given that they clear the minimum cut-off in Paper B as well.



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Schedule for RRB Group D exams are available for download

Schedule for RRB Group D exams are available for download



Railway recruitment board has released the schedule for the Group D exams and candidates who exams are scheduled for the next 5 day, can download their admit cards by visiting the official RRB website for the region. RRB is the official hiring agency for the Railways and is now busy conducting one of the largest employment drives in the nation for recruiting the points man, helper, gateman, track maintainer and porter positions. The written exams for the same commenced on September 17, 2018. According the information available on the official website of the RRB, the shift schedule till December 17 for the group D exam has been released. This year more than 1 crore candidates will appear for the Group D CBT exam which will conclude on December 17. The exam is being recruited for the 62907 vacancies of Level- 1 posts. Candidates who are going to appear for the exam will require their user ID (registration number) and user password (date of birth) to download their admit card. The results for the exam will be released after completing the stage 1 of the exam and candidates can download their admit cards by visiting the official website of RRB for the region they have applied for. RRB’s Group D exams are being held in more than 400 centers across the nation and till October 1, 2018, more than 1 crore candidate had already appeared for the exam.



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