Category: Education

Good news for all the candidates who took the SSC Constable (General Duty) exam! The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will soon announce the final results for this important test. You will be able to check your results and see if you made it to the merit list on the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in.

The exact date and time for the announcement haven’t been shared yet, so stay tuned! The SSC GD recruitment exam took place from February 20 to March 7, 2024. After that, the provisional answer key was released on April 3, and candidates had until April 10 to raise any objections.

The results were announced on July 11, and those who did well were called for further tests, including Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST), Document Verification (DV), and Medical Exam (DME). These rounds started on September 23.

Now that all the stages of the selection process are completed, the final results are just around the corner! The final merit list will show the roll numbers of the candidates who have been selected and explain the next steps for them. This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 46,617 Constable vacancies across different forces:
– 12,076 for BSF
– 13,632 for CISF
– 9,410 for CRPF
– 1,926 for SSB
– 6,287 for ITBP
– 2,990 for AR
– 296 for SSF

Be sure to check for updates on the final results and the merit list so you can plan your next move!

Get ready, everyone! The Assam Teacher Eligibility cum Recruitment Test (TET) is coming up, and you can download your admit cards starting December 15 at 11 AM. Assam’s Education Minister, Ranoj Pegu, announced this exciting news on X (formerly Twitter).

To get your admit card, visit the official website: http://madhyamik.assam.gov.in. You’ll need your Application Number and Password to log in. Remember, the big exam day is on December 29!

Don’t forget to bring your admit card and a valid photo ID with you to the exam. This can be your Aadhar card, PAN card, voter ID, or driving license. Make sure to check and follow all instructions on your admit card!

If you are a person with disabilities (PwD), don’t forget to bring your certificate from the authorized person. Good luck to all candidates!

Many students in Bihar were unhappy about the way the upcoming BPSC 70th combined competitive examination is being organized. They protested because they heard there might be a “normalization” process. This process would change the scores for students taking the exam on different days, making it fairer if the difficulty of the questions varied.

The exam, set for December 13, is very important as it will fill 2,035 jobs. However, many students couldn’t apply because of a problem with the BPSC’s website. They wanted the exam date pushed back so everyone could participate.

Even though the admit cards for the exam were released, the students still protested outside the BPSC office. Police called the protests illegal and used force to break up the crowd, injuring some students.

The BPSC chairman, Ravi S. Parmar, said the protests weren’t necessary and accused some participants of having other motives. He assured everyone that there will be only one exam on one day, without normalization. He mentioned that if there were any changes, they would be announced beforehand.

Parmar explained that the exams would have different sets of questions to prevent cheating. Just a month ago, similar protests occurred in nearby Uttar Pradesh over a different testing system.

In this protest, many students voiced their frustrations, claiming it is their right to speak out. The opposition leader, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, also supported the students and has called on the Chief Minister for help.

Many students feel their future is at risk. They believe that if the government can hold elections in one day, they could have one exam on the same day too. They want clear communication from the exam authorities about the process.

The protests have caught political attention, and students are being heard.

The job market is always changing because of new technology and trends. Students getting ready to start their professional careers need to learn key skills that will help them feel confident in the workplace.

To stand out, graduates should focus on improving their communication skills, teamwork, business behavior, and understanding of finance and technology. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is offering a free 15-day digital course called TCS iON Career Edge – Young Professional to help students gain these important skills.

About the Course:
This special course will help students learn the skills they need for success in today’s job market. The course covers:

– Soft Skills to get along well with coworkers
– Communication Skills to make a great impression
– How to write strong resumes
– Proper business behavior for the office
– Basic Accounting and IT skills
– An introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Course Details:
The course includes 15 different lessons designed to prepare students:

1. Communication Skills
2. Presentation Skills
3. Soft Skills
4. Career Guidance
5. Resume Writing
6. Group Discussion Skills
7. Interview Skills
8. Business Etiquette
9. Effective Email Writing
10. Telephone Etiquette
11. Accounting Basics
12. IT Basics
13. Overview of Artificial Intelligence 1 (from NPTEL)
14. Overview of Artificial Intelligence 2 (from NPTEL)

Learning Method:
Participants will enjoy videos, case studies, and online learning that they can do at their own pace.

If you want to learn more, check out the official website for the TCS iON Career Edge course!

Prof. (Dr.) Yatish Agarwal has recently taken on the role of Vice Chancellor at GS University in Hapur. He has an M.D. in Radiodiagnosis from the University of Delhi and a D.Sc. from Allahabad and Rajasthan.

GS University mainly focuses on healthcare education. It offers MBBS, MD, and MS programs at GS Medical College and Hospital. The university also has an Ayurvedic medical college, a nursing college, and many other health science courses.

Dr. Ankit Sharma, the Pro-Chancellor, believes Dr. Agarwal’s extensive teaching experience will greatly help the university. Before this, Dr. Agarwal was the Dean of the University School of Medicine & Allied Health Sciences at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in Delhi.

Dr. Agarwal has written over 60 books, selling more than 3 million copies. He has also written numerous articles, radio shows, and TV serials. Since 1981, he has been a regular writer for the Manorama Year Book and has contributed to leading national newspapers in both English and Hindi.

He has received many awards for his work, including the Distinguished Services Award from the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association in Delhi (2021) and other prestigious honors from the Government of India and various organizations.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the admit cards for the Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination 2024 (Paper-I). If you want to take this exam, you can easily download your admit card from the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in.

Along with the admit card, you can also get the Scribe’s Entry pass if you need help during the exam. If you have chosen to bring your own scribe, make sure to download their pass before December 8, 2024. If you don’t download it by then, it will be seen as a cancellation of your request, and the SSC will provide a scribe for you.

Here’s how to download your admit card:
1. Go to the official SSC website: ssc.gov.in.
2. Click on the login link and enter your details.
3. After logging in, click on the link for the SSC Stenographer Admit Card 2024 for Paper I.
4. Your admit card will show up. Make sure to check it, and download it.
5. Print a copy of your admit card to use on the exam day.

The Stenographer Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Paper I exams will take place on December 10 and 11, 2024. The test will have multiple-choice questions in both English and Hindi. Be careful with your answers, as there is a penalty of 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer.

This recruitment will help fill around 2006 job openings. The registration for this exam was open from July 26 until August 17, 2024. For more information, be sure to visit the official SSC website.

New Rules for College Degrees: Students Can Choose How Long to Study!

Big changes are coming for students who want to go to college in India! The University Grants Commission (UGC) has introduced new rules that give students more choices about their degrees.

Now, students can finish their undergraduate (UG) degrees in either a shorter time or a longer time. This means if you study a lot, you can complete your degree faster! There are two choices: the Accelerated Degree Program (ADP) lets you finish quickly, while the Extended Degree Program (EDP) allows more time if you want it. Students can select which program they prefer by the end of their first or second semester.

The new rules also say that no matter what you studied in high school, you can take any subject in college as long as you pass the entrance test. Students can apply twice a year for college: in July-August and January-February.

Here are some key points about the new rules:
– Students need to earn at least 50% of their credits in their major subject. The other half can be from skill courses or other subjects.
– A UG degree can take three to four years, and a PG degree can take one to two years.
– Colleges can allow a maximum of 10% of students to join the ADP, but there is no limit for EDP.
– The UGC wants to make education more flexible so that students can learn better and have more opportunities for different careers.

This is an exciting change, as it helps students develop skills in many areas and learn at their own pace!

Good news for students wanting to pursue higher education! The University Grants Commission (UGC) has announced new rules. Now, whether you studied science, arts, or commerce in Class 12, you can apply for any undergraduate (UG) or postgraduate (PG) program as long as you pass a national or university entrance exam.

UGC Chairman Jagadesh Kumar explained this change aims to make learning more flexible and open to everyone. You won’t be limited by what you studied earlier. For example, if you took arts in high school, you can still join a science program if you pass the test.

The universities can also admit students in the second, third, or fourth year of study based on what they have completed. If you’re interested in exploring different fields, you can even study two UG or PG programs at the same time, and you can switch between different subjects or schools.

Furthermore, students can now focus on important skills and work experiences while studying. They can earn 50% of their credits in their main subject and the rest can go towards skill-building activities or exploring new subjects.

These improvements mean that Indian higher education will meet international standards while also being welcoming to all types of learners!

The University of Delhi has opened online applications for the position of Controller of Examination. If you’re interested and meet the requirements, you can apply on the university’s website or through the link below. Don’t forget! The last day to apply is December 19.

Who can apply?
The university is looking for motivated candidates who have a strong background in education and administration. To qualify, you should:

– Have a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade.
– Have 15 years of experience as an assistant professor at the 11th academic level, or 8 years at the 12th level. Experience as an associate professor and in educational administration is also needed.
– Alternatively, if you have 16 years of administrative experience including 8 years as a deputy registrar or similar at the 12th level, you can apply too.
– Candidates with experience in conducting university exams will be given preference.

Important Details:

– The appointment lasts for 5 years and can be extended.
– The university prefers applicants under 57 years old.
– The deadline for qualifications and experience is December 19.

The application process is fully online, and it’s important to provide accurate information, or else legal action may be taken. If you currently work for the government or a PSU, you need to get a no-objection certificate from your employer.

For more information and to apply online, click here.