Union Education Minister Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ virtually addressed students, teachers, and stakeholders regarding Board Examinations on 25th June 2021. CLICK TO TWEET

He expressed deep gratitude and thanked Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for cancelling the class 12 CBSE Board Exam. This was in the best interest of the students' health and safety in the wake of COVID19.

Addressing all the students and other stakeholders regarding board exams. @EduMinOfIndia @cbseindia29 @PIB_India @MIB_India @DDNewslive @transformIndia @mygovindia https://t.co/phBgdeLFei

— Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (@DrRPNishank) June 25, 2021

In his address, Shri Pokhriyal stated that CBSE has already issued comprehensive guidelines on assessment and evaluation for Class 12th Board examinations. He assured that those students who are not satisfied with the assessment will be provided with an option to take the exams, whenever the situation becomes conducive, in August.

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The Minister reiterated that safety, health, and the students' future are the government's top priorities.

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Kerala Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC), Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) +1,+2 exams are to begin on 26 May 2020. The exams will continue for the next 5 days, that is 30 May 2020. 

The CM of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, has informed that the government is taking all the necessary steps and provisions regarding the exams to be conducted in a healthy and safe manner. 

Below are the safety measures that are being taken for both students and the teachers, which are also the issued guidelines that need to be followed during the exams.

1. Students crossing state borders have been asked for self-imposed 14-day quarantine, there will be special arrangements made so they can all attempt the Board exams.
2. Containment zone students or whose family members are under home quarantine would get separate seating arrangements in the exam hall.
3. Every teacher would need to wear both masks & gloves. Also, every student will be provided with masks to be worn.
4. Kerala government is in the process of acquiring 5,000+ IR thermometers and would be conducting a thermal screening for students attempting the exam.
5. As many as 10,920 students applied for exam centre change as they have left the centres for their homes, the government has made arrangements for the Board question papers to be distributed accordingly.
6. The students would also be provided with transportation facilities to reach the SSLC, SSC Board exam centres.
7. Post exam, the answer sheets would be kept in the exam centres for 7 days & the fire force would disinfect the schools, after which they would be displaced from there.

As for the students, who would not be able to appear for the exams, the minister stated that students can appear in the Save a Year (SAY) exams which would be conducted later. SAY Exams are conducted for students who cannot pass the public examinations, but this year, due to special circumstances, all such students would be considered as regular should they decide not to appear for the May exams and chose to appear in SAY exams.

Kerala Education Minister Prof. C Raveendranath also told ANI, "The Education Department is making all arrangements to bring schools back to normalcy. Schools are being sanitized with the help of local bodies, people's representatives, and the Parent Teachers Association. It will be completed in two days. Fire force will conduct disinfection in all schools."

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5.42 Lakhs Candidates have passed this examination. CBSE had conducted Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) on 08/12/2019 in 110 cities across the country. The examination consists of two papers. Paper 1 is meant for the candidates who wish to be teachers for class 1 to 5 and Paper 2 is meant for the candidates who wish to be teachers for class 6 to 8. The number of candidates registered and appeared is as below:-

Candidate Registered	28,32,120 (Paper 1 – 16,46,620 + Paper 2 -11,85,500)
Candidate Appeared	24,05,145  (Paper 1 – 14,13,390+ Paper 2 -9,91,755) Advertisement
Candidates Qualified	5,42,285  (Paper 1 – 2,47,386 + P 2 – 2,94,899)
Passed %	22.55 %
Qualified Female candidates	3,12,558 Advertisement
Total No of Cities	110
Number of City Coordinators	118
Total Number of examination centres	2,935 Advertisement
Total Number of Observers deployed	4,135
Total Number of Board Officials deployed	789

The result of this examination has been declared today i.e. 27/12/2019 on the website https://ctet.nic.in or cbse.nic.in
 
Anurag Tripathi, Secretary and Director CTET

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declares results of Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) – July 2019. The 12th edition of Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) was conducted on 7th July 2019 in 104 cities at 2942 centres all over country. Total no of 114 City Coordinators, 2942 centre superintendents, 4335 observers and 827 CBSE officials were deputed for smooth and fair conduct of examination.

A total no of 29.22 Lacs candidates were registered for this examination out of which 23.77 Lacs candidates appeared in the examination.

The result of this examination is declared in a record time of 23 days in which 3.52 Lacs candidates declared qualified. Out of 3.52 Lacs, 2.15 Lacs from Paper -1(Primary school) & 1.37 Lacs from Paper-2 (Junior high school) have qualified. The result is available at CTET website i.e. www.ctet.nic.in and CBSE website i.e. www.cbse.nic.in.

The mark sheet of candidates, who appeared in CTET examination July, 2019 will be available in the DigiLocker.  The qualifying certificate will be uploaded in the DigiLocker & the qualified candidate will be provided their login details on their registered mobile number.

The details of CTET July, 2019 Examination is as under:

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	Registered Candidates	Appeared Candidates	Qualified Candidates
Paper-I	1656091 Advertisement	1359478	214658
Paper-II	1266136	1017553	137172 Advertisement
TOTAL	29,22,227	23,77,031	3,51,830

The candidates are advised to check their result by login on website of CTET and CBSE.

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National Testing Agency has declared UGC-NET June 2019 Results today. The UGC-NET June 2019 Examination was conducted by NTA between 20th and 26th June 2019 in two shifts per day across 237 cities in the country. The examination was conducted in 81 subjects. A total number of 942419 candidates registered for this examination.

There were 615 examination centres across the country. A total number of 280 Observers, 162 City- Coordinators and 15 State Coordinators were deployed to oversee the smooth and fair conduct of examination. The results have been declared today.

Results at  Glance:

Number of candidates registered   Advertisement	942419
Number of candidates appeared on both papers	681718   Advertisement
Number of candidates qualified for eligibility for Assistant Professor only	50945
Candidates qualified for JRF &eligible for Assistant Professor   Advertisement	4756

• This time also, the Examination was conducted in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode to reduce the burden of examinees.
• The exam was conducted between 20th and 26th June 2019 for five days in 10 shifts and result has been declared on 12th July 2019.
• In order to make the examination system transparent, the Question Paper and recorded responses were displayed for the verification by examinees,
• To ensure accuracy of result, the keys of question papers were displayed in advance to invite challenges if any. The Final Answer Keys has been uploaded on NTA NET website: www.ntanet.nic.in.
• For this nationwide professional examination also, live CCTV Surveillance through more than 4000 CCTVs was carried out.
• Jammers were used at all centers to prevent use of unfair means through mobile phones and other electronic gadgets.

As per the UGC policy, 6% of those candidates who appear in both the papers and obtain minimum qualifying marks in aggregate of both the papers are declared NET qualified. The certificates to the qualified candidates will be issued by UGC.

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A little update for all the candidates of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2019! It seems unlikely that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be releasing the admit card for CTET 2019 exam this week.

Scheduled to be conducted on July 7, 2019, the results for CTET are expected to be declared in a time period of six weeks from the date of the exams.

The candidates appearing for the exam can download their admit card from the official website – www.ctet.nic.in.

Last year, the admit cards for CTET were released on November 22 while the exam was held on December 9.

Want to know the step-by-step procedure to download your CTET admit card?

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Here’s how:

Step 1: Visit the official website mentioned above, ctet.nic.in

Step 2: Click on CTET admit card link

Step 3: You will be redirected to a new tab

Step 4: Enter your details

Step 5: The admit card will appear on the screen

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Step 6: Download it and take a print out for further reference

The result of JEE (Advanced) 2019 was declared today. A total number of 161319 candidates appeared in both papers 1 and 2 in JEE (Advanced) 2019. A total of 38705 candidates have qualified JEE (Advanced) 2019. Of the total qualified candidates, 5356 are females. Mr. Gupta Kartikey Chandresh of Ballarpur, Maharashtra is the top ranker in Common Rank List (CRL) in JEE (Advanced) 2019. He obtained 346 marks out of 372 marks. Ms. Shabnam Sahay of Ahmedabad, Gujarat is the top ranked female with CRL 10. She obtained 308 marks out of 372 marks.

Following are the top five male rankers:

Following are the top five female rankers:

Following are the zonal top rankers:

Zone	Advertisement Topper
IIT Bombay	GUPTA KARTIKEY CHANDRESH (CRL 1)
IIT Delhi	HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH (CRL 2)
IIT Guwahati Advertisement	PRADIPTA PARAG BORA (CRL 28)
IIT Kanpur	DHRUV ARORA (CRL 24)
IIT Kharagpur	GUDIPATY ANIKET (CRL 29)
IIT Hyderabad Advertisement	GILLELLA AKASH REDDY (CRL 4)
IIT Roorkee	JAYESH SINGLA (CRL 17)

Following are the top category rankers:

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Rank list	Rank	Name	City/Town
OPEN (CRL) Advertisement	1	GUPTA KARTIKEY CHANDRESH	BALLARPUR
OPEN (CRL)	2 Advertisement	HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH	ALLAHABAD
OPEN (CRL)	3	ARCHIT BUBNA	NEW DELHI Advertisement
GEN-EWS	1	D CHANDRASEKHARA S S HETHAHAVYA	MADHAPUR
OBC-NCL Advertisement	1	HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH	ALLAHABAD
SC	1	SAMBIT BEHERA Advertisement	BHUBANESWAR
ST	1	PIYUSH RAJ	JAIPUR
CRL-PwD Advertisement	1	SUMIT JAIN	SATNA
GEN-EWS-PwD	1	DASARI RAJESH Advertisement	GANDHI NAGAR
OBC-NCL-PwD	1	VEDANT DEEPAK BORKUTE	NAGPUR Advertisement
SC-PwD	1	ARYAN KUMAR	KANPUR
ST-PwD	1 Advertisement	DHANANJAY SAPAWAT	KOTA

Following are more details about the qualified candidates:

1. Total number of qualified boys: 33349

2. Total number of qualified girls: 5356

3. Total number of qualified general (GE) candidates: 15566

4. Total number of qualified general (GEN-EWS) candidates: 3636

5. Total number of qualified OBC-NCL candidates: 7651

6. Total number of qualified SC candidates: 8758

7. Total number of qualified ST candidates: 3094

Following are the details about male and female toppers in every zone:

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Zone wise Male Female Toppers
Zone	Name of Candidate	CRL	Gender
Bombay Advertisement	GUPTA KARTIKEY CHANDRESH	1	Male
Bombay	SHABNAM SAHAY	10 Advertisement	Female
Delhi	HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH	2	Male
Delhi Advertisement	ANANYA GUPTA	233	Female
Guwahati	PRADIPTA PARAG BORA	28 Advertisement	Male
Guwahati	AAKRITI	817	Female
Kanpur Advertisement	DHRUV ARORA	24	Male
Kanpur	VALAYA RAMCHANDANI	612 Advertisement	Female
Kharagpur	GUDIPATY ANIKET	29	Male
Kharagpur Advertisement	ANJLEENA SHAKEBA	438	Female
Hyderabad	GILLELLA AKASH REDDY	4 Advertisement	Male
Hyderabad	SURAPANENI SAI VIGNA	44	Female
Roorkee Advertisement	JAYESH SINGLA	17	Male
Roorkee	TANU GOYAL	272 Advertisement	Female

Following are the top five candidates in every zone:

Zone wise Top 5
Zone	Name of Candidate Advertisement	CRL
Bombay	GUPTA KARTIKEY CHANDRESH	1
Bombay	KAUSTUBH DIGHE Advertisement	7
Bombay	SHABNAM SAHAY	10
Bombay	ADITHYA BHASKAR Advertisement	18
Bombay	ANKIT KUMAR MISRA	32
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Delhi	HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH	2
Delhi	ARCHIT BUBNA Advertisement	3
Delhi	NISHANT ABHANGI	6
Delhi	DHRUV KUMAR GUPTA Advertisement	9
Delhi	ADITYA BADOLA	11
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Guwahati	PRADIPTA PARAG BORA	28
Guwahati	AQUIB NAWAZ Advertisement	77
Guwahati	PAWAN KUMAR	259
Guwahati	VIVEK CHOUDHARY Advertisement	474
Guwahati	AMAN KUMAR	525
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Kanpur	DHRUV ARORA	24
Kanpur	AKSHAT GUPTA Advertisement	61
Kanpur	TANAY SHARMA	62
Kanpur	PRAKHAR JAGWANI Advertisement	78
Kanpur	KEVIN SHAH	85
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Kharagpur	GUDIPATY ANIKET	29
Kharagpur	ANKIT KUMAR JAIN Advertisement	30
Kharagpur	KOUSTAV SEN	42
Kharagpur	SOHAM MISTRI Advertisement	48
Kharagpur	SAYANTAN DHAR	51
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Hyderabad	GILLELLA AKASH REDDY	4
Hyderabad	BATTEPATI KARTHIKEYA Advertisement	5
Hyderabad	THIVESH CHANDRA M	8
Hyderabad	AMIT RAJARAMAN Advertisement	12
Hyderabad	GUMPARTHI VENKATA KRISHNA SURYA LIKHITH	13
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Roorkee	JAYESH SINGLA	17
Roorkee	GURNOOR SINGH KHURANA Advertisement	22
Roorkee	SHREY SINGLA	36
Roorkee	ABHINAV GUPTA Advertisement	49
Roorkee	NAVNEET JINDAL	60

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"Happy to announce that #Karnataka students who missed #NEET exam due to railway delay will get another chance," tweeted Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar.

Javadekar responded a day after state Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy urged him to hold the test for the 365 students who missed it for no fault of theirs.

"Thank you @PrakashJavdekar and @HRDMinistry for considering the request and helping our students," re-tweeted Kumaraswamy.

The NEET exam is conducted every year in May by the National Testing Agency (NTA) of the HRD ministry. The exam is conducted for students seeking admission in state-run and private medical and dental colleges in India for studying graduate and postgraduate courses.

The students, who took the Hampi Express from Hubli to Mysuru via Koppal, Hospet and Bellary, reached Bengaluru over seven hours late. Thus, while the test began at 2 pm, the train reached at 2.36 p.m. instead of 7.00 a.m.

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The students stood outside the railway station for a protest demo to express their frustration over missing the test without them being at fault. "The students could not reach the test centres across the city in time and missed it," a South Western Railway (SWR) official reported. The railways admitted to the train being late due to diversion of the train route from the normal route due to doubling of line work and operational reasons since May 3, 2019.

In another case, an official told, "As the distance from the exam centre at Chikkaballapur to the centre in Bengaluru is about 40km, about 150 students who reached the centre in time to appear for the test there, could not commute to the city by 2:00 p.m and missed it for no fault of them." Kumaraswamy directed state Chief Secretary T.M. Vijay Bhaskar to request the HRD Ministry for holding the test again for the 150 students who missed it due to change in exam centre at the last minute from an adjacent district to the state capital.

The results of CBSE Class X Exam 2019 for all the ten regions is now available on CBSE website. In view of time constraints and travel, the statistical data along with the highlights of Class X 2019 results will be e-mailed to all students between 3-3.30 pm today. The schools will automatically get their entire Schools results on email id’s already registered with the Board.

Check your result on the web:

www.results.nic.in, www.cbseresults.nic.in and www.cbse.nic.in.

CBSE GOES DIGITAL AND MOBILE

• Started in 2016, this year also CBSE will provide Class X digital academic documents (Marksheets, Migration Certificate & Pass Certificate) through its own academic repository ‘Parinam Manjusha’ which is integrated with DigiLocker at https://digilocker.gov.in.

• The DigiLocker account credentials will be sent to students via SMS on their mobile number registered with CBSE.

• Students can also view their results on UMANG Mobile Platform which is available for android, IOS and Windows based Smart Phones.

• The CBSE Class X results will also be available via Android mobile app “DigiResults”.

RESULTS THROUGH IVRS (INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM)

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The telephone numbers of NIC through which results can be accessed through IVRS are as follows: –

National Informatics Centre :

TELEPHONE NUMBER(S)	AREA COVERED
24300699	– for local subscribers in Delhi Advertisement
011 – 24300699	–  for subscribers in other parts  of the country

• Results can also be accessed through Google search engine www.google.co.in

• Results can also be accessed through SMS organizer app which can be downloaded from play store https://aka.ms/sms

• Schools under Delhi Region: Schools under the Delhi Region are advised to collect the results from the office of the respective Zonal office of Deputy Director of Education after declaration of the result by confirming time with them.

The process of verification will be displayed on CBSE’s website shortly.

The highlights of this year’s CBSE Board results for Class 10 included:

• 275 students scored 90% & above while 48 students scored 95% & above

• Region-wise Trivandrum showed the highest pass percentage at 99.85%

• Performance of CNSW Students was exceptionally well with 95.99 Pass %

• 13 Candidates scored 499 marks out of 500.

For more info and detailed statistics, click here.

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The Central Board of Secondary Education has declared results of Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) 2019 on May 2, 2019 at 12.30. The CBSE has accomplished the declaration of results in a record time of 28 days for schools under all ten regions.

CHECK YOUR RESULTS ONLINE:

As per previous years, this year also the CBSE is hosting its results on net with the technical support of National Informatics Centre (NIC), Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Govt. of India. The schools will automatically get their entire Schools results on email IDs already registered with the Board.

The students can access their results through following websites;

www.results.nic.in

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www.cbseresults.nic.in

www.cbse.nic.in

CBSE GOES DIGITAL AND MOBILE:

• Started in 2016, this year also CBSE will provide Class XII digital academic documents (Marksheets, Migration Certificate & Pass Certificate) through its own academic repository ‘Parinam Manjusha’ which is integrated with DigiLocker at https://digilocker.gov.in.

• The DigiLocker account credentials will be sent to students via SMS on their mobile number registered with CBSE.

• Students can also view their results on UMANG Mobile Platform which is available for Android, IOS and Windows-based Smart Phones.

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• The CBSE Class XII results will also be available via Android mobile app “DigiResults”.

3. RESULTS THROUGH IVRS (INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM)

The telephone numbers of NIC through which results can be accessed through IVRS are as follows: –

National Informatics Centre :

TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) AREA COVERED

24300699 – for local subscribers in Delhi

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011 – 24300699 – for subscribers in other parts of the country

4. Results can also be accessed through Google search engine www.google.co.in

5. Results can also be accessed through SMS organizer app which can be downloaded from play store https://aka.ms/sms

6. Schools under Delhi Region: Schools under the Delhi Region are advised to collect the results from the office of the respective Zonal office of Deputy Director of Education after the declaration of the result by confirming the time with them.

The result will not be available in the Board and the public are advised not to visit Board’s office for collection of results.

The process of verification will be displayed on CBSE’s website shortly.

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1.

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Total number of Schools and Exam centers (Full Subjects)
Year	Number of Schools	Number of Exam Centres
2018	11510 Advertisement	4145
2019	12441	4627

2.

Overall Pass Percentage (Full Subjects) Advertisement
Year	Registered	Appeared	passed	Pass%	Increase in pass% Advertisement
2018	1119248	1106772	918763	83.01	0.39 % Advertisement
2019	1218393	1205484	1005427	83.40

3.

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Region-wise Pass % – 2019 Top 3 Regions (Full Subjects)
	Name of Region	Pass %
1	Trivandrum Advertisement	98.20
2	Chennai	92.93
3	Delhi Advertisement	91.87

4.

Performance of Candidates in Delhi Region (Full Subjects)
YEAR	REGISTERED	APPEARED Advertisement	PASSED	PASS%
2018	242536	239864	213487 Advertisement	89.00
2019	262710	259868	238729	91.87 Advertisement

5.

Performance of Candidates in Foreign Schools (Full Subjects)
YEAR	REGISTERED	APPEARED	PASSED Advertisement	PASS%
2018	15771	15674	14881	94.94 Advertisement
2019	16099	16005	15273	95.43

6.

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Gender wise Pass % (Full Subjects)
GENDER	2018	2019	Girls  have done better than Boys   by 9  %
Girls Advertisement	88.31	88.70
Boys	78.99	79.40
Transgender Advertisement	0.00	83.33

7.

Institution-wise Comparative Performance 2019 (Full Subjects)
	Institutions	Pass % Advertisement
1	GOVT AIDED	88.49
2	GOVT	87.17 Advertisement
3	INDEPENDENT	82.59
4	JNV	96.62 Advertisement
5	KV	98.54
6	CTSA	96.06 Advertisement

8.

Performance of CWSN candidates 2019 (Full Subjects)
YEAR	REGISTERED	APPEARED	PASSED Advertisement	PASS%
2019	3386	3260	2942	90.25 Advertisement

9.

Total number of candidates who scored >90% and >95% and above (2019) (Full Subjects)
	>90% and above	>95% and above
Total Candidates Advertisement	94299	17693

10.

Total number of candidates who scored >90% and >95% and above (2019) (Full Subjects)
	>90% and above Advertisement	>95% and above
Total Candidates	225	36

11.

Number of Candidates placed in Compartment in 2019 (Full Subjects) Advertisement
Number of Candidates	Percentage
99207	8.23

Techniques to cope with result related anxiety are available at the CBSE website www.cbse.nic.in by accessing icon Helpline.

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