In view of the massive disruption in academics during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Bombay University and College Teachers Union (BUCTU) has asked the varsity to promote all FY and SY students pending their exams and results, here on Tuesday.
Jammu, Apr 6 () The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Monday issued directions to the school education department (SED) to launch dedicated grievance redressal portals in the union territory.
Madhya Pradesh board will not conduct the examination of all the remaining vocational subjects for class 10 and 12.
Looming uncertainty over lockdown in Europe, US, Australia leaves students jittery.
Freelancers are facing payment delays in view of the Covid-19 outbreak induced lockdown. While domestic payments have been delayed to 24 days from an average 19 days earlier, international payments are taking double the time than usual.
Fresh enrolments under the country's flagship skills training plan have halted in the absence of a plan to switch over from the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 2.0 that ended on March 31 to its next version.
Banks have offered customers a moratorium on payment of loan instalments for three months starting March. However, customers will have to pay back additional interest on them.
Accenture is one of the largest employers in the IT sector, hiring an average of about 2,500 people every month in India in the last one year.
The survey, with over 25,000 respondents, also pointed out problems being faced by students in sharing resources with parents who, as seen in many households, are also working from home.
Competitive exam aspirants should now focus on revising the course, recommended city-based experts apart from taking regular breaks and exercise to break monotony.
"There are 34 crore students in the country, more than America's population.They are our biggest treasure.Safety of students and teachers is of utmost importance to the government," he added.
All Kendriya Vidyalayas have been asked to get in touch with teachers, students and their parents about it through e-mail, WhatsApp and SMS to ensure maximum benefit to students, the official said.
"The Chief Minister said that students of the above classes will be able to enroll in the next class as soon as the school opens," said an official statement on Sunday.
