Education & Employment

NEW DELHI: In view of the countrywide surge in COVID-19 CRISIS, exams of even Final Year Students in higher educational institutions, scheduled to be held in July, are likely to be cancelled and commencement of the new academic session deferred to October:-government sources said on Wednesday. The pending CBSE exams, which were scheduled to be held between July 1 and July 15, are also likely to be cancelled.  The decision is expected on Thursday when the Supreme Court hears the issue, sources said, adding that CTET, engineering and medical entrance tests like JEE (Main) and NEET-UG are also to be postponed. Reviewing the prevailing situation due to the Covid-19 pandemic on Wednesday, the UGC ’s panel of experts, headed by Haryana University Vice-Chancellor RC Kuhad, recommended cancellation of the final-year examinations in universities. An expert panel has observed that the final examinations cannot be held in July as scheduled due t...

Staff Selection Commission: Due to this COVID-19 Crisis many examination have been postponed to an uncertain time. Now few days before the SSC board has announced to reconduct its remaining examination of SSC CHSL Tire 1, SSC CGL Tire 2, SSC JE, SSC PHASE VIII on its website @ssc.nic.in . Subjects & Total Marks: In SSC CHSL Tire 1 Exam you will get Four sections with 25 questions each (100 Questions)i.e. English, General Studies, Reasoning & Mathematics. One question carries 2 marks so the total marks of the exam is 200. Expected Cutoff Marks : For this year the cutoff mark of SSC CHSL will be something around 135 to 145 out of 200 for appearing in its Tire 2 exam which will be a descriptive paper carries 50 marks. But if you want to get your name in the final merit list then you need to get something around 165 to 175 marks out of 200. So from today the SSC CHSL aspirants have more than 70 days for there preparation. From the experience of many successful SSC job holders we ha...

CTET 2020 Exam Date:                    The  CTET exam is scheduled to be held on 5th July as per the CTET July Notification 2020. However, due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis across India, there is a chance that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) might postpone the CTET July 2020 exam. As of now, CBSE has not released any official notice regarding the postponement of the CTET exam. The CBSE is expected to announce the exam date related notice on its official website @ ctet.nic.in  on or before 15th june beacause only one month left for the CTET exam, candidates must be waiting eagerly for the CTET Admit Card release date or for the  CTET Exam postponed notice from the CBSE. Because of this COVID-19 Crisis many other examinations like SSC CGL, CHSL, PHASE VIII, OSSC JR CLERK, OSCSC DEO have been already postponed.