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Free lectures given by IIT professors can help students getting ready for the second JEE Main session.

April 1–April 15, 2024 is when the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main Session 2 will take place. After registering for the exam, students can check the free lectures offered by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on their official website. To help understand concepts in the subject, NTA has made a number of videos of lectures by reputable IIT professors and subject matter experts available for viewing. The subjects of physics, mathematics, chemistry, and biology all have video lectures available. Additionally, the official NTA website stated that there is no assurance that questions on this subject will be included in the JEE Main or NEET-UG exam. The videos can be used by students to help them understand concepts and answer questions during the exam.The National Institutes of Technology (NITs), Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), and other Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) are among the esteemed institutions to which admission is granted through the JEE Main exam.A minimum of 75% of the possible points must be earned in the class 12 exam, or the candidate must rank in the top 20% of the board's 12th-grade exam to be eligible. The qualifying score drops to 65% for applicants who belong to Scheduled Tribes (ST) and Scheduled Castes (SC). Additionally, admission to the BE/BTech and BArch/BPlanning programs at these institutes requires a certain combination of subjects to be taken on the qualifying exam.

Published 04 Mar 2024 05:45 PM

Examine Crucial Questions for the Chemistry Boards

On February 27, 2024, the Chemistry examination for Class 12 students will be administered by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Students who plan to take the exam can review Chemistry question papers from previous years by visiting the CBSE's official website. These are high-scoring questions from the Chemistry board exam from the previous year. Crucial questions in chemistry a) An element has a density of 11.5 g cm-3 and an atomic mass of 93 g mol-1. Determine the type of unit cell if the edge length of the cell is 300 pm. b) List any two ways that crystalline and amorphous solids differ from one another.a) It takes 100 minutes for 60% of a first order reaction to be completed. Determine the point at which 90% of the reaction will have finished. (b) Describe the function of the activated complex in a reaction using the diagram. The following are the components of the 3D transition series: Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Se Ti V (i) Write the element that has the most oxidation states possible. Give an explanation. (ii) What is the highest m.p. element? Which element only exhibits the +3 oxidation state (iii)? (iv) In the +3 oxidation state, which element is a potent oxidizing agent and why? Perform the subsequent conversions: a) But-2-en-1-al to Ethanal b) 2-chloropropanoic acid is produced from propanoic acid. Identify using an appropriate chemical test: a) CH3CH2CH2CHO and CH3COCH2CH3. b) Acid ethanolic and ethanolal a) Write the acetone oxime's structure. Give a rationale for every one of the following: (i) Of the transition elements in the 3d series, manganese has the highest oxidation state of +7. (ii) It is generally discovered that transition metals and their compounds function well as catalysts in chemical reactions. (iii) Zn has the lowest atomization enthalpy. (iv) In an aqueous solution, Cu+ is unstable.

Published 23 Feb 2024 03:51 PM

Board Exams for CBSE 2024

Today is the first day of the CBSE Class 10 board exams for major subjects. The Hindi paper is up first. The time of the Hindi-A and Hindi-B paper exams is set for 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Then, on February 26, there will be an English major subject exam. Exams in Telugu-Telangana, Bodo, Tangkhul, Japanese, Bhutia, Spanish, Kashmiri, Mizo, Bahasa Melayu, National Cadet Corps, and Malayalam, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Kannada, and Kokborok will be held by the board on February 23 and February 24, respectively. The board emphasizes the importance of using the OECMS platform for submissions, and schools are encouraged to report observations and exam-related issues on an annual basis. Schools are also encouraged to send observations to qpobservation@cbseshiksha.in on the day of the exam in case they require any clarification. Guidelines for center superintendents to adhere to: The subjects that the students are offering should be taken into consideration when assigning seats. Students enrolled in Hindi-A and Hindi-B courses should be assigned seats together.The question paper for Hindi-A should be given to students who are offered it, and the question paper for Hindi-B should be given to students who are offered Hindi-B. When question papers are distributed, nothing should go wrong. Answer books for Hindi-A and Hindi-B will also be packaged separately after the exam is over. The students' admit card subject is final, and they should only be permitted to appear in the subject that is listed on the card. The testing center is unable to alter the subject.The CBSE Board Exams 2024 for Classes 10 and 12 commenced on February 15 and ended on March 13 for Class 10 and April 2 for Class 12.

Published 21 Feb 2024 11:03 AM

Notification of Admission to Online MTech Courses IISc Bangalore

For the academic session 2024, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, has released a notification for admission to its MTech (Online) Degree Program, which is intended primarily for working professionals. Both theoretical coursework and real-world project assignments completed in affiliated organizations are part of the program. Starting on March 15 and ending on April 1, the application process will be open. The MTech programs in Electronics and Communication Engineering, Data Science and Business Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence are available. All classes will be offered online and taught by knowledgeable faculty members. The following are the requirements for admission to IISc Bangalore's MTech programs in 2024: Data science and business analytics: BE, BTech, BS (4 years), or an equivalent diploma following the 12th grade, or a master's degree in any field, are required as degrees. Minimum score: In all degrees, at least 60% of the possible points, or its equivalent. Artificial Intelligence: BTech or BE in CS, ECE, EE, or a related field is required. Minimum grade: In all degrees, at least 70% of the possible pointsEngineering for electronics and communication: Requirement for degree: BE or BTech in EE/CSE or a related field. Minimum score: In all degrees, at least 60% of the possible points, or its equivalent. Selection Procedure: An online written exam is part of the selection procedure. The ECE test is set for May 4 from 4 to 5 p.m., and the AI course test is scheduled for May 4 from 10 to 11 a.m. The exam window for the DSBA stream is May 5 from 10 to 11 a.m. To be eligible for the MTech programs at IISc, applicants must submit their marksheets from classes 10, 12, undergraduate, and postgraduate studies, along with a signed sponsorship letter from their employer.The following is the program fee structure: ₹ 9.8 lakh for artificial intelligence Analytics for Business and Data Science: ₹ 9 lakh Engineering in Electronics and Communication: ₹ 9.7 lakh.

Published 20 Feb 2024 03:54 PM

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Tamil Nadu schools and institutions have been given a holiday due to the severe rainfall.

On January 8, holidays have been proclaimed in the districts of Cuddalore, Villupuram, Mayiladuthurai, Nagapattinam, Vellore, Ranipet, Tiruvannamalai, Tiruvarur, Kallakurichi, and Chengalpattu.On January 8, a holiday was proclaimed for schools and institutions in several districts of Tamil Nadu, including Cuddalore, Villupuram, Mayiladuthurai, Nagapattinam, Vellore, Ranipet, Tiruvannamalai, Tiruvarur, Kallakurichi, and Chengalpattu, because of severe rains.On January 8, 2023, Mayiladuthurai District Collector A.P. Mahabharathi issued a holiday for the district's colleges and schools. Johny Tom Varghese, the district collector of Nagapattinam, announced a holiday for colleges and schools in the taluks of Kilvelur and Nagapattinam. Nonetheless, schools in the taluks of Thirukuvalai and Vedaranyam will continue to operate. From 8.30 a.m. on January 7 to 5.30 a.m. on January 8, 16.7 cm of rain fell in Nagapattinam. The locations with the most rainfall were Karaikal (12.2 cm), Puducherry (9.6 cm), Cuddalore (9.3 cm), and Ennore (9.2 cm).  

How HRtech Startup Erekrut Is Revolutionizing Employers Hiring and Employee Job Search Processes

Since the start of the Covid-19 outbreak, hiring has been erratic. The alternatives available to recruiters have changed over time, ranging from totally remote, tech-driven interviews to in-person meetings brought on by the present back-to-office demands. Job seekers have also witnessed seismic shifts, with tech giants facing broad cuts and the "Great Resignation" giving way to enormous layoffs. Nevertheless, it's still difficult to get qualified applicants through the door, even in this unstable labor market. As a result, businesses and recruiting managers seek to create a talent pipeline that is both efficient and affordable, as well as future-proof recruitment. There are numerous elements to a successful talent hunt, such as finding the ideal candidate, creating a memorable application process, and providing individualized growth plans. Additionally, hiring must be quick and scalable in order to avoid losing out on top talent, income, and credibility for the business. To keep ahead of the curve, nothing really works better than quickly identifying the top candidates for open positions and automating processes. However, in 2019 Amity University fashion student Ajay Goyal witnessed the other side of the story while working as a volunteer for the university's campus-to-corporate program. It was obvious at the time that traditional hiring would need to be fixed because of its drawn-out processes, slow candidate responses, and general impersonal approach that failed to draw in or accommodate outstanding talent. Ajay, being one to let things slide, went to his father, Dr. Ravinder Goyal, who was a professional with almost thirty years of expertise in vocational training and placement.   

Prerna Korla becomes a Director of Communications for Asia Pacific at Mastercard.

Prerna Korla is a new Director of Communications for Asia Pacific at Mastercard. With over 15 years of significant experience, Prerna is a communication and PR specialist who has worked with leading Indian and international B2B and B2C brands. Prerna spent more than two years as Manager, Senior Communications at Microsoft before joining Mastercard.She was the Uber South Asia and India Consumer Communications Lead. Prerna has also collaborated with a number of PR companies, such as Edelman and MSL Group India. Prerna Korla has been appointed by Mastercard India as the director of communications for Asia Pacific. She leaves Microsoft after working there for two years as a senior communications manager. Korla updated her LinkedIn post on this development. Korla was the head of customer communications for a brief period of time at Uber before.  

Rural startups want greater access to capital, better infrastructure, and an enhanced supply chain.

From streamlined supply chains to subsidies, better infrastructure, and easy access to funding, rural companies are putting up a strong fight for new programs designed to boost research and innovationStartups operating in different sectors, particularly in smaller towns and villages, said that as the Lok Sabha elections and the Budget approach, they anticipate the government will examine a number of teething problems, even though their "overall performance has improved owing to various policy changes in the past couple of years.""A number of challenges, including obsolete machinery, inefficient supply chains, inadequate infrastructure, and limited financing availability, confront India's food processing business. Pardeep Kumar Yadav, the founder of Krini Spices, told PTI, "We expect the government to help us connect with global supply chains so we can export our products to international markets."Startups operating in different sectors, particularly in smaller towns and villages, said that as the Lok Sabha elections and the Budget approach, they anticipate the government will examine a number of teething problems, even though their "overall performance has improved owing to various policy changes in the past couple of years".  

In 2023, Meesho plans to resume hiring on campuses and hire 150 candidates.

Meesho, an online retailer that stopped hiring on campuses in 2022, reported that it had hired 150 people in 2023. In 2024, the business supported by SoftBank plans to hire more young workers, it said."Meesho put a halt to campus hiring in 2022 because its main goal was profitable expansion. Without adding more employees, the company's primary goal was to become profitable, Chief HR Ashish Kumar Singh told Livemint.Meesho is hiring in the following areas: business, finance growth, consumer experience, analytics, monetization, technology and product, and human resources.Salary packages for non-tech positions like strategy and operations have increased compared to the previous year, the company stated. In search of campus hiring opportunities, the e-commerce platform traveled to the following locations: Indian Institute of Science (IISC), Indian Institute of Information Technology (III) Allahabad, BITS Pilani, Indian Institute of Management (IIMs)-Lucknow and Kozhikode, National Institutes of Technology-Delhi, Bhopal, Surat, Calicut, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), and Management Development Institute (MDI). All of these locations were visited by the e-commerce platform.According to the e-commerce startup, Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Allahabad and IIT BHU are the campuses with the highest number of hirings. Meesho announces first profit in July and plans to go public in 12–18 months. Meesho hired 150 students in total in 2021 for both tech and non-tech positions. Meesho just added IIIT Bangalore, IIIT Lucknow, IIIT Jabalpur, and IIIT Kota to its roster of institutes for campus recruiting. The online retailer announced in December 2023 that it had posted consolidated profit after taxes for the second quarter that ended in September 2023, making it the first unicorn in e-The company put the rise in sales down to a number of factors, including a rise in the number of shopping apps downloaded in India in 2022 and 2023, an increase in the frequency of transactions for current clients, a diversification of the product line, and an emphasis on enhancing revenue generation through different value-added seller services.  

Four new scholarships for law and chemistry students will be established by BHU.

"Four new scholarships are being established by Banaras Hindu University (BHU) for its law and chemistry students. These scholarships, which will begin to be awarded in the academic year 2024–2025, are being established since the institution has been given a donation of Rs 20 lakh under the Pratidana project.   Madan Mohan Kayastha and his spouse Santosh Kayastha have contributed this amount in remembrance of their parents. Mr. Kayastha graduated with his M.Tech. in Industrial Chemistry in 1951 from Banaras Hindu University. Established in honor of Sh. Madan Mohan Kayastha's parents, the Sita Ram and Ajudhia Devi Scholarships will be given to one female first-year B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry student and one first-year M.Sc. (Chemistry) student at the Institute of Science. As a memorial to Mrs. Santosh Kayastha's parents, the Bhagwati and Mulk Raj Mahajan Scholarships have been established (Mahajan). A female first-year BA (LLB) Hons student and a second-year LLM student will each receive a scholarship."  

Winter break is announced in Rajasthan, Jharkhand, and Haryana.

"The chief minister of Haryana has declared a 15-day winter holiday, starting on January 1, 2024, and ending on January 15, 2024.Several Indian states have ordered government and private schools to cancel in-person classes for winter break as winter draws near. The chief minister of Haryana has declared a 15-day winter break, starting on January 1, 2024, and ending on January 15, 2024. Regarding the aforementioned topic, you are notified that the state's government and private schools will be closed from January 1, 2024, to January 15, 2024, for winter vacation. On Tuesday, January 16, 2024, schools will reopen, the CMO announced on its official 'X' account."  

Order to extend Delhi schools winter break to January 10th revoked. This is the reason

The prior order was "mistakenly" issued, according to the Delhi Department of Education, and a judgment on the subject will be made on Sunday.Shortly after extending the holiday to January 10, the Delhi administration on Saturday reversed an order extending winter vacation in the nation's capital. According to news agency ANI, the Delhi department of education confirmed that the previous order was "mistakenly" issued and that a decision will be made on the case on Sunday morning. The Delhi government claimed an intense cold wave and a yellow signal issued by the IMD as reasons for the extension, which has since been turned back. "An order to extend the winter break was issued improperly. The order was revoked immediately. The Delhi administration on Saturday revoked an order extending winter vacation in the national capital's schools, just hours after it was extended until January 10. The Delhi Department of Education explained that the previous order was given "mistakenly" and that a judgment on the subject will be made on Sunday morning, according to news agency ANI.The Delhi Directorate of Education noted that directives for winter holiday may be issued in due time. "Order No.DE.23(3)/Sch.Br./2024/18, dated January 6, 2024, regarding the extension of Winter Vacation, is withdrawn with immediate effect." "Additional orders in this regard may be issued in due course," the modified order stated. In a prior decree, the Delhi government extended the winter break in all government-aided and unaided recognized private schools in the national capital territory (NCT) until January 10 due to "extreme cold waves and IMD's yellow alert".

Delhi schools are closed for winter break until January 12 for kids in Class 5.

Schools in Delhi, Punjab, and Lucknow will be closed for the next few days due to the recent cold snap in North India. The decision to extend winter vacation was made because student safety has become the top priority due to the sharp drop in temperatures.Minister of Education Atishi said on Sunday that Delhi's government and private schools will be closed for pupils in Nursery through Class 5 until January 12 due to the current chilly weather. Minister of Education Atishi said on Sunday that Delhi's government and private schools will be closed for pupils in Nursery through Class 5 until January 12 due to the current chilly weather.Additionally, from January 8 to January 14, all schools in Punjab are to remain closed, per government orders. Schools in Noida and Greater Noida are instructed to stay closed for Class 8 students till January 14, 2024.  

How a forwarded many times WhatsApp message caused NEET UG to be canceled

The discovery of a possible breach in Rajasthan's National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG), 2026, started with the automatic fineprint "Forwarded many times" on a WhatsApp message. This WhatsApp chat was discovered by investigators tracking down a "guess paper." According to sources, the communication revealed the leak's widespread nature, despite officials' original hopes that it was an isolated incident.A guess paper is typically a list of anticipated questions created before to a test. These papers frequently draw from coaching materials, sample exams, trends from prior years, and anticipated subjects. Board exams and competitive entrance exams frequently feature them. There are 45 questions in the NEET Chemistry segment, although it is said that the test employed four separate sets of question sheets. The SOG subsequently stated that there were "striking similarities" between the real paper and more than 100 questions from the Biology and Chemistry sections combined.Nearly 600 of the exam's 720 points might be explained by the parallels, officials connected to the investigation told ANI. "It is reported that this guess paper had been circulating among the students well in advance; it began reaching them as early as 15 days to a month prior to the actual examination," Bansal continued. The guess paper, which is also accessible in the public domain, serves as the basis for our investigation. The "guess paper" was created by an MBBS student from Churu who was enrolled in a Keralan medical college. According to the inquiry thus far, investigators believe the student mailed the paper to an acquaintance in Sikar, Rajasthan, on May 1. It was then purportedly given to students residing at the facility by a paying guest accommodation owner. According to reports, the content then circulated via WhatsApp groups and coaching networks. Chats that were found had the designation "forwarded many times," according to investigators.According to a PTI story that cited police sources, it might have been shared 42 hours prior to the exam. Two days prior to the exam, the document was purportedly auctioned for up to ₹5 lakh. On the eve of the test, the price allegedly decreased to about ₹30,000, according to sources in the investigative team who spoke with news outlets. Thirteen suspects from Sikar and Jhunjhunu in Rajasthan, as well as Dehradun in Uttarakhand, had been arrested by May 11.  

Free lectures given by IIT professors can help students getting ready for the second JEE Main session.

April 1–April 15, 2024 is when the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main Session 2 will take place. After registering for the exam, students can check the free lectures offered by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on their official website. To help understand concepts in the subject, NTA has made a number of videos of lectures by reputable IIT professors and subject matter experts available for viewing. The subjects of physics, mathematics, chemistry, and biology all have video lectures available. Additionally, the official NTA website stated that there is no assurance that questions on this subject will be included in the JEE Main or NEET-UG exam. The videos can be used by students to help them understand concepts and answer questions during the exam.The National Institutes of Technology (NITs), Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), and other Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) are among the esteemed institutions to which admission is granted through the JEE Main exam.A minimum of 75% of the possible points must be earned in the class 12 exam, or the candidate must rank in the top 20% of the board's 12th-grade exam to be eligible. The qualifying score drops to 65% for applicants who belong to Scheduled Tribes (ST) and Scheduled Castes (SC). Additionally, admission to the BE/BTech and BArch/BPlanning programs at these institutes requires a certain combination of subjects to be taken on the qualifying exam.

CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Board Exam 2024: Check CBSE Chemistry question paper

"Today's CBSE Class 12 Chemistry board exam was administered without incident. The paper was a little challenging for the pupils in class 12. View the complete set of questions here. Today, numerous exam centers administered the Class 12 Chemistry paper for the Central Board of Secondary Education, or CBSE. Experts observed that the Class 12 Chemistry paper for CBSE followed the NCERT curriculum exactly. They saw that all of the questions were simple to understand and that doing numerical computations required little work. The Chemistry paper, according to Dr. Mayank Agnihotri, PGT Chemistry at VidyaGyan School Sitapur, followed the CBSE format, maintained balance, and was completely in line with the NCERT curriculum. ""Students who had read the class 12 NCERT textbook cover to cover found the question paper to be simple.  The questions were all straightforward, and the numerical computations were easy to understand and took little time. He said, ""It was simple to respond to the case study-based questions."" It was mediocre, and I had adequate time to revise. Physical and inorganic chemistry were based on reasoning and theory, respectively, but organic chemistry was a little more difficult. Overall, the exam's difficulty was simple to moderate, according to class 12 student Ankita Gupta. Furthermore, pupils must receive at least 33 percent in each subject and overall to pass the CBSE Class 12 board exams in 2024. The CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 answer keys 2024 will shortly be released, one for each subject, in PDF format. Students can use the cbseacademic.nic.in website to view the response keys to confirm that the questions' answers are correct. Download the PDF for the CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Question Paper 2024. Students should take note of the CBSE 12th Chemistry Question Paper PDF, which is accessible on this page, as they prepare for the next board exams. Students can use this CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Question Paper 2024 to help them study for the upcoming CBSE 12th Chemistry Board exam. On February 27, 2024, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is scheduled to administer the CBSE 12th Chemistry Board Exam 2024. The CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam took place on February 28, 2023 in 2023. Analysis of the CBSE Class 12 Question Paper 2024 Students need to be aware that on February 27, 2024, the Class 12 Chemistry Board Exam 2024 CBSE was held. The 2024 CBSE 12th Chemistry Board Exam has concluded. The analysis for the twelfth Chemistry Question Paper is available for students to view here. Experts claim that the CBSE Class 12 Chemistry sample paper served as the basis for the CBSE 12th Chemistry Question Paper 2024. The CBSE Class 12 Question Paper 2024's inclusion of numerical questions to assess analytical abilities is equally praiseworthy. "

IIT Kanpur’s 1974 batch pledges Rs 10.11 crore

"The Class of 1974 of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) has committed Rs 10.11 crore to fund a range of institute initiatives. The promise is made as part of the batch's Golden Jubilee Reunion, which will take place from February 23 to February 25, 2024, and will bring together over 80 graduates and their families. ""IIT Kanpur takes great pride in its alumni, and time and time again, our alumni have come together for supporting the growth of their alma mater through various means,"" stated Prof. S Ganesh, Director of IIT Kanpur, in response to the Class of 1974's kind pledge. The Class of 1974's commitment to support greatness at the institute by aiding in its development aligns with a shared goal He continued, ""The 'Batch Legacy Fund' will be used to enhance possibilities for both faculty and students. ""We, the proud alumni of the Class of 1974, are honored to unite and contribute to our cherished alma mater, IIT Kanpur,"" he stated, thanking his classmates for this endeavor and his alma mater, batch coordinator Yogesh Khosla. Our combined support is a testament to our great pride in the organization and our common goal of seeing it succeed moving forward. I would want to sincerely thank everyone of my classmates for their kind cooperation in this project. The Class of 1974's 50th reunion was a happy event full with memories, laughter, and introspection that will live on in the archives of IIT Kanpur, an institution thinkinh said.   IIT Kanpur stated that the ""Class of 1974 Batch Legacy Fund"" will undoubtedly advance learning within its community and expressed its sincere gratitude to the Class of 1974 for their outstanding contribution and steadfast dedication. The researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) will present their findings to the students during an open house. The purpose of the event is to give students a forum to interact with professionals and well-known businesspeople. March 2 and March 3 of 2024 will be dedicated to the open house. Shaastra will host IITM for Everyone. A statement on the social media account read, ""IIT Madras is open to all for the first time in 15 years."" "

IGNOU invites applications for online

"Applications are being accepted online by the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) for a number of programmes. Candidates who are interested can apply for the online courses at ignou.ac.in, the official website. There are currently sixteen programs available at different levels, including a six-month certificate, a one-year diploma, a postgraduate certificate, a postgraduate diploma, and a master's degree. Admissions to IGNOU: There are sixteen programs offered at different levels, including a six-month certificate, a one-year diploma, a postgraduate certificate, a postgraduate diploma, and a master's degree. Applications for a number of online programs are presently being accepted by the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). Those who are interested can apply for these courses via ignou.ac.in, the official website. According to an official statement, these programs cover 16 courses at various levels, including master's degrees, postgraduate certificates, postgraduate diplomas, and certificates (six months, one year). Degrees in Dairy Farming, Organic Farming, Beekeeping, Poultry Production, Sericulture, Agriculture Policy, Agricultural Cost Management, Water and Watershed Management, Meat Technology, Dairy Technology, Horticulture, Agribusiness, and Food Safety and Quality Management are among the subjects offered by IGNOU. The IGNOU School of Agriculture seeks to improve the employability of a range of stakeholders, including farm women, technicians, farmers, and young people living in rural areas. Programs for open and distance learning in agriculture and related fields are used to transmit these skills. According to the announcement, the institution is presently accepting applications for its online courses in order to further this goal. "

IITs, BITS call for help from alumni network for placement amid global slowdown

"According to an official letter from BITS Pilani, ""this global uncertainty has a cascading effect with a funding winter setting in, resulting in cost-cutting in small and large businesses alike, with hiring being affected at all levels, including the campus level.""  The latest institution to ask for assistance with the placement process from their alumni network is the Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani (BITS). In summary, BITS Pilani asks alumni for assistance with job placements. Recently, a message from BITS Pilani was posted on social media. Post indicates placement completed at 89.2% Some institutions are reportedly having trouble placing their students through the campus placement procedure, so they are turning to their alumni network for assistance. According to some accounts, graduates from the 2011 batch of IIM Lucknow reportedly joined a WhatsApp group where the institute sought out to its alumni network. The alumni network of Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS), Pilani, has lately been contacted by the school to ask for help in finding employment for the post-2023 batch. An announcement sent by the institute to its network of alumni is shared on social media. You are well aware of the current industry slowdown and its impact on enterprises and potential employment, the notice states. The technology industry has been severely hit; since January 2022, almost 4 lakh workers have been laid off worldwide. Amock, a user of X (formerly Twitter), posted the notice. 'BITS Pilani, one of India's best colleges, is struggling from job placement and seeking out for support from alumni,' his tweet said. In the past 20 years, when universities like IIM, IIT, and BITS have been severely struggling, this is the first time it has happened. "

CBSE proposes open-book exams for Classes 9 to 12, pilot run in November

"Open-book exams administered by the CBSE permit students to bring notes, textbooks, or other study materials and make use of them while taking the test. According to an Indian Express story quoting sources, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is considering implementing Open Book Examinations (OBE) for students in Classes 9–12. These exams would be in line with the guidelines of the new National Curriculum Framework that was issued last year. According to the statement, a trial run of the open-book format will be held in a few schools in November and December of this year to see how long it takes pupils to finish these exams and to get feedback from stakeholders. A prototype program will be implemented for the English, Mathematics, and Science papers in Classes 9–10, and the Biology Reliable sources suggest that the curriculum committee underscored the need of superior texts in conversations regarding the implementation of OBE in CBSE schools. The committee also took into consideration the idea of requiring teachers to take open-book tests beforehand in order to gain a basic understanding of the material. This proposal suggested a benchmark that would be comparable to the Advanced Placement exam in the US. How Do Open-Book Exams Work? What Difficulties Are There? Students are allowed to consult their notes, textbooks, or other study materials during an open-book exam. An open text-based assessment (OBTA), which differs from traditional exams in that it requires students to have the material four months in advance, is designed to evaluate students' higher-order thinking skills. This enables them to include case studies in the examination. Students can consult their textbooks or notes throughout the exam, which promotes critical thinking above memorization for exam performance.Emphasize Higher-Order Thinking Capabilities According to the article, during this trial, the Board hopes to evaluate applicants' application, higher-order thinking capabilities, critical and creative thinking, analysis, and problem-solving ability. "

Examine Crucial Questions for the Chemistry Boards

On February 27, 2024, the Chemistry examination for Class 12 students will be administered by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Students who plan to take the exam can review Chemistry question papers from previous years by visiting the CBSE's official website. These are high-scoring questions from the Chemistry board exam from the previous year. Crucial questions in chemistry a) An element has a density of 11.5 g cm-3 and an atomic mass of 93 g mol-1. Determine the type of unit cell if the edge length of the cell is 300 pm. b) List any two ways that crystalline and amorphous solids differ from one another.a) It takes 100 minutes for 60% of a first order reaction to be completed. Determine the point at which 90% of the reaction will have finished. (b) Describe the function of the activated complex in a reaction using the diagram. The following are the components of the 3D transition series: Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Se Ti V (i) Write the element that has the most oxidation states possible. Give an explanation. (ii) What is the highest m.p. element? Which element only exhibits the +3 oxidation state (iii)? (iv) In the +3 oxidation state, which element is a potent oxidizing agent and why? Perform the subsequent conversions: a) But-2-en-1-al to Ethanal b) 2-chloropropanoic acid is produced from propanoic acid. Identify using an appropriate chemical test: a) CH3CH2CH2CHO and CH3COCH2CH3. b) Acid ethanolic and ethanolal a) Write the acetone oxime's structure. Give a rationale for every one of the following: (i) Of the transition elements in the 3d series, manganese has the highest oxidation state of +7. (ii) It is generally discovered that transition metals and their compounds function well as catalysts in chemical reactions. (iii) Zn has the lowest atomization enthalpy. (iv) In an aqueous solution, Cu+ is unstable.

Life in a Foreign University Applied to college in Ireland on my own, appeared for DuoLingo English Test to save money’

"My goal is to work in Dublin, Ireland, after receiving my degree in order to have real-world experience. I don't currently have a set long-term plan, but after a few years, I might go back to India. Navneet states that her main motivation is her desire to be closer to her family and her familial ties. — Dhanraj Navneet I attended Don Bosco School in Park Circus, Kolkata, and then St. Xavier's College in the same city to pursue a BCom (Hons) degree. Soon after, I wanted to experience a completely different culture and step outside of my comfort zone. At Dublin City University in Ireland, I am currently pursuing my passion for finance by completing a master's degree in the field. I chose to study in Dublin, Ireland, primarily to experience something different and to break away from my typical routine. I desired to venture beyond my comfort zone and discover an entirely new culture. I purposefully chose a location rather than just picking one at random in order to push myself and explore my options. It turned out to be more about understanding and personal development than it was about just moving to a new location.  ""Uncomplicated and direct"": Obtaining entry in Ireland: I completed all application procedures alone. The entire admissions procedure takes place online. It is necessary for applicants to fill out the college's online application form, pay the application costs, and wait for a reply from the institution. While most people rely on a counselor, I conducted the majority of my own study on the most effective coping mechanisms. I only needed assistance with the visa portion and the associated paperwork from a counselor. All of your grades, certificates, and bank information from classes 10 and 12 as well as your undergraduate degree must be submitted. You must also send job references if you have previous work experience. Even though I didn't seek for a loan, I did borrow money from my cousin and parents. In my search for cost-saving measures, I also kept coming across the Duolingo English Test (DET), which I took to determine my level of English proficiency. It was less expensive than I could administer it at home without going to any testing locations, along with other tests. In addition to being seamless, it was quick—I received the findings in less than 48 hours. Upon reaching the DET interview stage, I discussed the significance of venturing beyond one's comfort zone and how accepting discomfort enables one to fully comprehend life, value the small things in life, and express gratitude for things that one may have taken for granted in their home country. Most significantly, studying abroad fosters the development of lifelong skills that are advantageous for both your academic and professional endeavors as well as your overall well-being. "

CBSE Class 12 Hindi Analysis Paper moderate MCQs tricky opine teachers and students

"In addition to assessing language proficiency, the Monday, February 19 CBSE Class 12 Hindi exam highlighted the value of promptness and strategic preparation. Experts claim that on Monday, February 19, the Hindi Core and Hindi Elective papers for Class 12 Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) were both evenly distributed. The Hindi CBSE 2024 questions ranged in difficulty from moderate to high. Sheilly Rastogi, an educator at Shiv Nadar School Noida's Senior Years, stated that the MCQs for the segment on an unseen poem (apatith gadyansh and padyansh) had a harder difficulty level than anticipated. She continued, ""The unseen passage multiple-choice questions were the hardest part of the paper."" The teacher also mentioned that the students finished it on schedule. They had no trouble finishing any of the portions of the well-balanced, moderately difficult paper. Asim Ansari, PGT Hindi, Sarvodaya Vidyalaya Jorbagh, New Delhi, claims that the questions in the 2024 test for Class 12 Hindi were in line with the board's sample papers and syllabus. The TGT Hindi teacher went on to say that pupils will easily earn above 60 points if they have studied hard, gone through the texts, and have strong understanding abilities. ""Of the 65 pupils enrolled in our school this year. Five to ten students will be able to receive a score higher than 70, and about twenty students may receive a score between 60 and 70, according to him. There were internal decisions in the CBSE Hindi paper as well. A student at the same school named Ishika Kanojia claimed that all of the questions were structured in accordance with the CBSE sample paper and that nothing was outside of the syllabus. The principal of Modern Public School in Shalimar Bagh, Alka Kapur, who is also a teacher, stated that pupils' language application and comprehension abilities were fully assessed in the Class 12 Hindi exam. The principal stated that the general impression among students is that the question paper found a decent balance between straightforward and moderately difficult questions, accommodating a range of skill levels and guaranteeing a fair evaluation of linguistic ability. Furthermore, she noted that time management was still an important consideration, requiring pupils to carefully manage their limited time while navigating problems requiring linguistic abilities. The principal went on to say that in addition to assessing language skills, this exam also highlighted the value of rapid thinking and strategic planning, which enhanced the overall learning process. For the first time, kids with Type 1 Diabetes are permitted to bring snacks, fruits, and chocolates to the testing location. The CBSE notice, which was released on February 8, stated that students are permitted to carry the items in a transparent pouch. "

Engineering student fulfils father’s dream of studying in an IIT | Life in an IIT

"Eshu Koli's love in gaming caused her grades to decline in Class 11. However, he managed to get into IIT Bombay after speaking with his father and gathering his act together. ""Son, have big dreams."" One evening in Class 12, Eshu Koli's father advised him, ""Dreaming big is the first step towards success."" Koli had no intention of taking the JEE Main exam or enrolling in any engineering college up to that point. However, he found his father's remarks moving. ""IIT Bombay was the top engineering college in India, as I discovered when I searched for it on Google the following day. Koli continued, ""I then hung a picture of IIT Bombay in my study area. it was that he began getting ready for JEE Advanced and Main. Koli is currently a fourth-year IIT Bombay student pursuing a BSc in Chemistry. He is credited for co-founding Caffae and founding Eshway. Website creation, mobile application development, SEO, and other digital marketing services are the areas of expertise for Eshway, a digital agency. early years and school life Despite being a great student up to Class 6, Koli's enthusiasm in football eventually became a hindrance to his academic performance. The top student in Koli began to doubt himself since he was skipping school because of football, which had an impact on his mental health. ""Is this Eshu that I know?"" A science instructor was posing questions to the class one day in Class 9. Koli's teacher was aware of his intelligence and assumed he would respond to the question. But Koli did not respond to it. ""Is this the same Eshu?"" the teacher enquired. Koli wondered why the teacher had posed the question in light of this. Koli claimed that this line made his head numb. He continued to consider the meaning of the teacher's words for several days. When Koli realized that the teacher was talking about both his former self and his new identity, he said. A decline in Class 11 grades Koli began concentrating on his academics after coming to this realization. Despite receiving excellent grades in Class 10, he did not set objectives for students in classes eleven and twelve. Two months later, he joined Class 11 as well. Koli started to show an interest in video games about this time. We played games for days and nights. Koli used to play video games for eight or nine hours after getting home from school, and then he would attend class the following day without having studied. Koli's daily life started to include this routine. Even though Koli knew that his grades were dropping once more, he was uninterested in concentrating on his education. And he had no objectives. He merely assumed he would get accepted into a reputable college after finishing his Class 12 education. Class 12 challenges and sacrifices Following his father's advice to aim high and prepare appropriately, Koli began studying the JEE syllabus. He realized that he was having trouble getting started in Class 12 since he had squandered so much time in Class 11. Although it was difficult for him to pass IIT, he started preparing and gave it his all."

Board Exams for CBSE 2024

Today is the first day of the CBSE Class 10 board exams for major subjects. The Hindi paper is up first. The time of the Hindi-A and Hindi-B paper exams is set for 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Then, on February 26, there will be an English major subject exam. Exams in Telugu-Telangana, Bodo, Tangkhul, Japanese, Bhutia, Spanish, Kashmiri, Mizo, Bahasa Melayu, National Cadet Corps, and Malayalam, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Kannada, and Kokborok will be held by the board on February 23 and February 24, respectively. The board emphasizes the importance of using the OECMS platform for submissions, and schools are encouraged to report observations and exam-related issues on an annual basis. Schools are also encouraged to send observations to qpobservation@cbseshiksha.in on the day of the exam in case they require any clarification. Guidelines for center superintendents to adhere to: The subjects that the students are offering should be taken into consideration when assigning seats. Students enrolled in Hindi-A and Hindi-B courses should be assigned seats together.The question paper for Hindi-A should be given to students who are offered it, and the question paper for Hindi-B should be given to students who are offered Hindi-B. When question papers are distributed, nothing should go wrong. Answer books for Hindi-A and Hindi-B will also be packaged separately after the exam is over. The students' admit card subject is final, and they should only be permitted to appear in the subject that is listed on the card. The testing center is unable to alter the subject.The CBSE Board Exams 2024 for Classes 10 and 12 commenced on February 15 and ended on March 13 for Class 10 and April 2 for Class 12.

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