New Pattern MCQs introduced in NTA Official Mock Tests Uploaded for CUET (UG) - 2022 on NTA Website.

 Great opportunity for students to take charge of their CUET 2022 preparation with the most apt resource made available on time.

NTA has just released Official Mock Tests on their website (nta.ac.in) for CUET (UG) – 2022. These CUET mock tests (can be found under the “For NTA Mock Tests of December 2018 onwards, please click here” section) are provided for several Section II domain and Section I Language subjects.

If you look closely into these Mock Tests (see screenshot below), there are several new types of MCQs that were only asked in CBSE Class 10 and 12 boards until now. These questions form a detailed paper pattern, especially for domain subjects, that the students must now follow at any cost.

All these CUET Mock Tests, set in CBT mode, are presumably the same as CBSE Sample Papers or CISCE Specimen Papers released every year before board exams. For this, students can practise as many questions as they want from this specific set of CUET practice paper books made available in collaboration with Educart. We will move on to the “Why” in a minute.

CBSE warns against fake info online about second term board exams

 The exams for the first term were conducted during November-December last year

The Central Board of Secondary Education has warned public against fake information circulating on online platforms about second term board exams for classes 10 and 12 “It has been noticed that a few online media platforms are circulating incorrect information and confusing audiences, using expressions such as Breaking News about major exam pattern changes in classes 10 and 12, second term board exams.

“It is clarified in the interest of students that the board had announced the changes in exam pattern in July last year. First term exams have already been completed and the format of exams for the second term will also be as announced last year. Public is therefore advised to only check official website for latest and authentic information,’ the board said in an advisory….Read More

Failed in CBSE Class 10, 12 boards? Compartment exams to begin from July 2

Students who failed in one or two subjects will have to appear in the CBSE compartment examinations

CBSE Compartment Exam 2019: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the official circular for CBSE Class 10 and 12 compartment examinations. The students who could not clear their Class 10 and Class 12 CBSE board examinations in the first attempt, stand a chance to appear again in the papers through the CBSE compartment examinations. According to the board’s official circular, the CBSE compartment examinations 2019 are scheduled to be held on July 2, 2019 at 4,974 centres across India.

Students who appeared in the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 exams and are placed in the ‘compartments’ category, can again clear the CBSE board papers to save their year. Importantly, students who want to appear in the compartment examinations need to contact their respective schools to apply for the CBSE compartment exams.

ALSO READ: CBSE mulls changes in Class 10 exam; expect fewer questions from next year

According to the official circular, the process for the CBSE compartment exam has already begun and students concerned started to apply from May 13. The respective CBSE schools are going to submit the lists of students who are going to appear for the CBSE compartment exams by May 22. If students fail to apply for the compartment exams, then they will have to pay a late fee of Rs 300. The last date to apply with late fee is June 5. The late fee is Rs 1,000 till 29 May and after that the schools will levy a late fee of Rs 5,000. Students who failed in one or two subjects, will have to appear in the CBSE compartment examinations.

How to apply for CBSE Compartment Exam 2019

• Go to the CBSE official website cbse.nic.in
• Click on the link ‘Compartment Application Form 2019’
• A compartment form will apear on your screen
• Fill all required details in the compartment application fo…

CBSE Class 10 students can opt for an easier Maths exam from 2020: FAQs

Know answers to the frequently asked questions on two levels of Mathematics exams for CBSE Class 10 students

Education News: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced two levels of examination in Mathematics for Class 10 students in 2020 to cater to different kinds of learners. The nomenclature for the two examinations will be Mathematics – Standard, for the existing level of examination, and Mathematics – Basic, for the easier level, according to a circular issued by the CBSE. The present level and curriculum of the subject would continue to remain the same, it said.

According to the National Curriculum Framework, not only would the two levels of examination cater to different kinds of learners and allow different levels of testing, they would also reduce overall student stress levels.”It is well known that students experience greatest stress before and during their most ‘difficult’ subject exam,” the circular said…

Here’s what you must know about CBSE Mathematics

What is the difference between the Standard Level and Basic Level of Mathematics?

The existing Mathematics examination is the Standard Level Examination. Standard-Level and Basic-level Question papers shall be based on the same syllabus. However, the Standard-Level Mathematics assesses higher Mathematical abilities compared to Basic-Level. Accordingly, the difficulty level of Mathematics – ‘Basic’ will be less than that of Mathematics-‘Standard’….

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CBSE 10th result 2018 to be out tomorrow at 4pm on cbse.nic.in; updates

CBSE 10th result 2018 will be declared on May 29, Central Board of Secondary Education confirmed. Check for CBSE Results updates on Business Standard

 

 

CBSE 10th Result 2018 will be declared on Tuesday at 4pm. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today announced that CBSE Class 10 result 2018 will be declared tomorrow. Over 16 lakh students appeared for Class 10 exams this year. CBSE will release CBSE 10th result 2018 on its official website cbse.nic.in or cbseresults.nic.in.

"Results of CBSE Class 10 examinations for 2017-18 to be declared by 4 pm on 29th of May, 2018," tweeted Union Education Secretary Anil Swarup.

The CBSE Class 10 exams were marred by controversy in 2018 with question paper leaks being reported from Delhi-NCR, Haryana and Jharkhand of Class 10 mathematics paper, but the HRD ministry had decided against conducting a re-examination in the "interest of students". This was the first batch to appear for the Class 10 board examinations after the CBSE decided to junk the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) and reintroduce the board exams.

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced CBSE 12th result on Saturday with the overall pass percentage of 83.01 percent. The top three regions were Thiruvananthapuram with 97.32 percent, Chennai 93.87 percent, and Delhi with 89 percent. Meghna Srivastava, from Ghaziabad, became the national topper with 499 marks out of 500. Anoushka Chandra from Ghaziabad secured the second position with 498. A Vijay Ganesh from Kerala topped the differently able category with a score of 492. Pooja Kumari of Dehradun secured the second position with 489 and, Lavanya Jha of Delhi came third with 487.

Check CBSE result through Google

CBSE has partnered with Google to host the CBSE Class 10 on the search engine. Students can check their results on Google by searching for CBSE Class 10 result 2018. They will have to enter roll number to login and access their results.

Check CBSE Board Exam Results 2018 through Microsoft

Through Microsoft application's SMS organiser, students will be informed about CBSE 10th result 2018. The candidates will have to register with their roll number, school code and the date of birth to be able to access their marks.

NEET 2017: Kerala girl forced to remove bra; 4 teachers suspended

NEET 2017: Teachers were suspended for the 'overzealous act' by the CBSE

 

As outrage grew over a student in Kerala being asked to remove her bra at a medical entrance test, four teachers at the exam centre in a school were today suspended for the "overzealous act" by the CBSE which also ordered the principal to apologise to her.

Late tonight, Kannur Police registered a case under section 504 of IPC (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) and section 509 of IPC (word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) on the basis of a complaint by the girl student who was forced to remove her bra, police said.

Police went to the residence of the girl and recorded her statement, sources said.

Earlier, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) directed the principal of the institute where the incident occurred on Sunday to apologise.

The directive for the apology came after CBSE Chairman RK Chaturvedi met Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar in New Delhi, two days after the incident to check cheating was reported from a school in Kannur.

The CBSE described the incident that occurred before the girl was allowed to sit for the exam on Sunday as an "overzealous" act and suspended the four teachers pending inquiry. The incident also rocked the Kerala Assembly.

In a related incident, examination officials at a school in Ernakulam in Kerala were booked for allegedly trimming the shirt sleeves of a student as part of the CBSE's steps to curb cheating in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), held on May 7.

The CBSE, which conducts the examination at over 1,900 centres across India for admission to undergraduate medical and dentistry courses, however, defended the stringent dress code it had imposed.

It was a measure to "secure the sanctity" of the high- stake examination in which 11 lakh students vie for 95,000 seats, it said.

"The incident reported in Kannur is unfortunate and a consequence of the overzealousness of a few persons involved in the process. However, the inconvenience caused to the students inadvertently in the process is regretted by the Board," CBSE spokesperson Rama Sharma said in New Delhi.

Sharma said the principal had been directed to apologise to the candidate who was made to remove her bra and added that the Board would "sensitise" the frisking staff at exam centres to prevent such incidents.| Read full story