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 | CBSE to conduct Class 12 board practical exams in Jan-Feb 2021, theory exam dates to be notified laterCBSE said that preparations are on for conducting the board exams in early 2021 in which lakhs of students across India appear every year | |
 | As colleges reopen for final year students in Bengaluru, attendance remains scanty on campusThe BBMP, which is arranging for 450 swab collection centres near colleges across the city, also estimated the first-day attendance would not cross 30 per cent | |
 | Change student's name, insisting on same in CBSE records 'impossibility', HC tells DUThe direction and observations came on the plea by Rayaan Singh, Hindu College student, who sought change of his name to Rayaan Chawla in his DU records | |
 | Acute mental confusion or delirium can be an early symptom for COVID-19: StudyDelirium is an abrupt change in the brain that causes mental confusion and emotional disruption. It makes it difficult to think, remember, sleep, pay attention, and more | |
 | Karnataka govt yet to take a final call about reopening of schools, says Education Minister Suresh Kumar SSuresh Kumar has instructed the Commissioner of the Department of Public Instructions to submit a report on the situation of the pandemic across Karnataka within two days to the state government | |
 | Career guidance platform Univariety launches Subject Selector programme to guide Class 10 studentsUnivariety, being one of the most sought-after career guidance platforms, has recognised the importance of the right career choice for students after completing their Class 10 Board Exams | |
 | Is English sneaking in under a COVID-19 umbrella into our education system?The infiltration of English seems to be a case of taking (undue?) advantage of the confusion imposed by COVID-19 on the educational scene | |
 | Here's how this Mumbai-based e-learning platform is making law students job-readyNotJustLex went live with its first certificate course in April 2020. We find out more about what the e-learning platform offers | |
 | Stalin ridicules Centre over NEET result confusions, demands a ban on med examIn a tweet, Stalin questioned why the NEET results that were released initially had so many errors and why there was so much confusion | |
 | Not Tripura, but UP has the most number of students who qualified NEET 2020, Maharashtra followsThe NEET results were announced by the Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal on Friday. 88,889 students from Uttar Pradesh qualified the exam | |
 | Confusion aplenty, but COVID-hit students are all set to write NEET phase II on WednesdayThe Supreme Court on Monday had asked the NTA to conduct NEET phase II exclusively for students who missed NEET because they were either COVID positive or stuck in containment zones on September 13 | |
 | Not planning resumption of schools in near future: Karnataka govt assures parentsA section of private school teachers have appealed to the government to resume classes as they were rendered jobless | |
 | How Shilpa Mudbi is reviving the folk music of the Jogathis using the power of a good live streamShilpa Mudbi Kothakota who has been performing the folk music of Jogathis across Karnataka speaks about her initiative, Urban Folk Project and what she plans to do in Kalaburgi for the community | |
 | Separate entrance exam arbitrary and illegal: Supreme Court cancels NLSIU Bengaluru's NLAT-2020A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan passed the order on a plea challenging NLAT-2020 filed by former NLSIU Vice-Chancellor Professor R Venkata Rao and the parent of an aspirant | |
| SC to pass order on Sept 21 on plea against the decision of NLSIU Bengaluru to conduct NLAT-2020The NLSIU action has created an unprecedented uncertainty and has imposed an onerous burden and obligations upon thousands of aspirants, who are now uncertain about the future course of action |
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