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Haryana Board reduces 30% syllabus for classes 10, 12

Haryana Board reduces 30% syllabus for classes 10, 12

Image Source : PTI Haryana govt reduces 30% syllabus for classes 10, 12 The Haryana government on Tuesday decided to reduce 30 per cent syllabus for secondary and senior secondary classes in the current academic session. Haryana Board president Jagbir Singh said the decision has been taken as schools are shut due to the coronavirus pandemic and education has been disrupted. “Board of School…

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NEET 2021 Latest News and Updates – Exam Date, Twice a year, Registration Form, Syllabus Update

NEET 2021 Latest News and Updates – The National Testing Agency (NTA) is predicted to announce NEET exam date 2021 at ntaneet.nic.in any time soon. NEET registration is additionally awaited to commence shortly. As per NEET news, the Ministry of Health has given a nod to conduct NEET twice a year. Sources also said that the ranking of students will be based on  2 scores. Earlier, the Ministry of Education issued a handout stating that there’ll be no change within the NEET 2021 syllabus. However, unlike previous years, candidates will have options to answer the NEET 2021 question. The precise pattern of NEET 2021 is going to be announced soon. Latest- NEET registration form 2021 to be released shortly Recommended: Crack NEET with AI Based NEET Online Coaching.

The official brochure for the exam is going to be released together with the NEET 2021 Registration Form. After the registration process, the authorities will release the admit card of NEET 2021 15 days before the exam date. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) has been seen doing plenty of major changes in the field medical field to the previous session, The One more biggest change was scrapping of AIIMS/JIPMER × MBBS and therefore the conduction of a single medical UG entrance test, i.e., NEET. This was done under the effect of the National Board of Examination introduced.

Aspirants who are ready to write NEET can get Notifications regarding the latest and advanced news updates of NEET 2021 pandemic Year.

More than 15.97 lakh candidates will be writing the NEET 2021 in more than 3850 centres, which will be conducted in Offline Mode.

This Article is by BEST NEET Coaching Centre in annanagar to keep updating you all the latest and updated syllabus versions of NEET, timing duration, Change of Exam pattern, dates and etc

NEET 2021 Latest Update & News:

Medical aspirants can check the most recent updates for NEET 2021 below.

NEET exam 2021 is going to be held twice a year, confirms a Health Ministry official.

As per reports, medical entrance test – NEET UG will now be conducted 2 times a year.

Admission will be granted according to the best score from the Dual exams.

While we felt that excessive number of NEET aspirants still might not be ready for appearing to the examination in online mode, So Now there’s consensus on conducting the NEET test twice this year.

Did NTA release revised NEET syllabus 2021?

Candidates appearing for NEET 2021 must watch out for the fake news and beware of rumors. NTA has made no modifications to the present NEET syllabus 2021. Hence the news of NTA releasing a brand new NEET revised syllabus may be a hoax. Any revision and updation in NEET 2021 syllabus will be intimated to the candidates here. So always pay attention.

Topics covered within the three subjects from Class 10 to Class 12 are all included in the syllabus of NEET 2021.

Candidates who wish to seem for the examination are advised to travel through the NEET syllabus 2021 before starting their preparation.

we’ve divided the syllabus of NEET 2021 into two parts, that is, the topics covered in school 11 and people covered in school 12.

Because the official NEET syllabus are going to be announced with the admission notification in December, candidates can ask the syllabus given below during the interim period to start out their preparation. along side the syllabus of NEET 2021, this text also includes an inventory of the books suggested by experts and Masters of RGR Academy. Read the entire article to urge all the knowledge about the NEET syllabus, chapter-wise weight-age and therefore the best books.

A day after announcing that the NEET 2021 are going to be conducted supported the CBSE reduced syllabus, On Robert E Lee’s Birthday , 2021 the Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal has clarified by saying “as the curriculum (for board exams) was cut by 30 percent thanks to COVID-19, therefore within the upcoming competitive NEET 2021 exam the candidates will have more options to answer the questions”.

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Orissa Result 2021 ||  Odisha 10th Result 2021 || Odisha Board Results 2021

The Government of Odisha has announced the dates of High School Certificate (HSC - Class 10) and Plus Two (Class 12) Board Examination 2021. The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Odisha is responsible for conduction of 10th Board Exams and Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) will conduct the Higher Secondary Board Examination. The dates for the HSC Board exams 2021 are scheduled from 3rd May 2021 to 15 May 2021 and High Secondary Board Exams 2021 are scheduled from 15th May to 11 June 2021. Practical Examinations for Odisha Class 10 & 12 will begin from April 27 and April 29, 2021 respectively. The Odisha Government has also announced the opening of schools for both Class 10 & Class 12 from January 8, 2021 till April 28, 2021 to ensure students get 100 days of classroom teaching and be ready for the Odisha Board Exams 2021. Schools only out of the containment zones are currently operational and are adhering to the strict sanitization protocols set by the State Government. Also, only 20-25 students are being allowed to sit in a class to ensure distancing protocols. Furthermore, 30 percent syllabus has also been reduced for both classes this year. With the announcement of the Odisha Board Exams 2021, the BSE Odisha is expected to announce the Odisha 10th Result 2021 by June 2021, whereas the CHSE Odisha Results 2021 are expected to be announced by July 2021. The Official Dates of Declaration of the Odisha Class 10 & 12 Result 2021 is likely to be announced after the completion of both the exams. The students should regularly visit our website https://www.results.shiksha/odisha/ to get all the latest updates about the Odisha Board Exams 2021. For details about other Boards of Education, visit our website https://www.results.shiksha/. All the Best!

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is gearing up to announce the 2021 Class 10, 12 Board exams dates and it is expected that the CBSE would announce the 2021 exams dates soon. The CBSE has already released CBSE Sample Papers 2021 based on 30% reduced CBSE Syllabus 2020-21. The analysis of the CBSE Sample Papers 2021 reveals that there are some major changes in questions pattern and every students must keep these changes in mind in order to secure good marks in the board exams. CBSE Board Exam 2021: Changes in paper pattern 1. Multiple choice questions in CBSE Class 12 English Question Paper The sample paper of Class 12 English shows that about fifty percent of questions are multiple-choice questions. 2. Assertion & Reason Based Questions & No MCQs in Class 12 Biology Question Paper Assertion & Reason based questions are present in Biology sample paper and theure is no multiple choice questions. It means that MCQs might not be asked in CBSE 12th Biology Question Paper 2021. 3. Assertion and Case-Study Based Questions in CBSE Class 12 Physics Question Paper Students will find Assertion & Reason and Case-Study based questions in CBSE Class 12 Physics Question Paper 2021. 4. Case-Study Based Questions in CBSE Class 12 Maths Question Paper 2021 Case-study based questions are there in sample paper of CBSE Class 12 Maths paper. (at CBSE) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIAVSVCAMRi/?igshid=10w6ym3fd4z57

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7 EFFECTIVE TIPS TO PREPARE FOR CBSE BOARD EXAM 2020

CBSE Class 10 and 12 Board Exams will start from 15th February 2020. Only a few months are left for the examinations and this is the time where students are extremely busy with their coursework and revisions so this creates a loss of stress and anxiety among students so the effective planning and revisions are very important before appearing for the board Exams.

In this, article we will share a few tips that are suggested by the Teachers and Board Exam Toppers that will help you to make your preparations more organized and targeted for the CBSE board Exam 2020. I am sure these tips will reduce your stress and help you to score 90 percent marks in upcoming Board exams.

10 Most Effective Tips for Preparation of CBSE Board Exam are Discussed Below :

Make a Good Time Table :

all know that proper planning and time management is very important to reach your target. So every minute of the clock should be utilized effectively so that it can give you maximum effective output. So the first step to Making your Board Exam Preparation more Effective is to start with a habit of making a time table and sticking to it. You should start giving dedicated time to every subject in your weekly timetable so that before few months are left you are thorough with the subjects and Revision.

 2. Sufficient Time Should Be Devoted For Self Study :

coming from the school or college students should take out time for the self-study where he/she can completely devote to self-studies so that he can analyze and revise all the concepts that are taught in the school or coachings.

3. Adopt the Best Study Habits Before Appearing in the Board Exams :

achieving better scores in the Exams Students should have Good study Habits so that they can score Good Marks in the Examinations and stand in the queue of top scorers. Creating a proper study plan and sticking to it in a disciplined manner is very important. Students should balance their personal life by playing sports or doing physical exercises which is very important to reduce stress and stay active and Academic life by sticking to the Time Table in a punctual and disciplined manner. 

4. Practicing Previous Year Questions Papers it Will help you to score good marks in the upcoming CBSE Board Examinations :

It is said that once students have completed all their syllabus it is important to solve all subject wise previous year question papers as it helps students to give a rough idea about the question paper pattern and the type of questions asked in the Examinations. It helps to track the overall performance of the preparation and the topics which are strong and weak so that you can practice and concentrate on those topics in which you are weak. Students can easily practice Question Test series from various online question paper generator and test paper generator that are easily available online, question bank for JEE will give you provide you lot of CBSE 2020 sample papers to practice.

5. Take Regular Breaks to Enjoy Yourself :

should avoid studying for long continuous hours as it will make your mind tired and will result to decrease your productivity so just take at least 30 to 40 minutes break this will help you to relax your brain and help to start fresh for the next study sessions your brain will become more attentive and alert.

6. Just Relax and Throw Away your Exam Fear :

a lot of stress will only result in degrading your performance in the examination. So instead of taking tension just start preparing for your exams with a relax mind. You just need to put all your true efforts and the result will start coming automatically as your hard work is never wasted one day it surely gives fruitful results.

7. Write your Board Exams Well :

working hard for the whole year now its time to show it in the result of exam sheets. Students should follow the proper technique and strategy while writing the exam as it will help to attempt every question and finish the exam on time. Make the best use of the 15 minutes reading time that is allotted before writing the exam as it will help you to plan which questions to attempt first accordingly.

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08:32 (IST) Coronavirus in Kerala LATEST Updates Kerala govt issues guidelines for Onam celebrations in view of pandemic Kerala Government issues Guidelines for Onam celebrations: ▪️ Crowding in the name of Ona-Sadhya shall be avoided ▪️ No Public Onam Celebrations shall be allowed ▪️ All shop owners shall ensure there is no crowding pic.twitter.com/xqDPevYScC — Prasar Bharati News Services (@PBNS_India) August 27, 2020 08:26 (IST) Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates Moderna says vaccine creates immune response in elderly people, no side effects Moderna Inc said on Wednesday that the initial report shows that its COVID-19 vaccine-induced immune responses in older adults that were similar to younger participants, reports LiveMint. The drugmaker said the immune responses in those aged between 56 and 70 years, above 70 and those in the age-group of 18 and 55 were similar. 08:10 (IST) Coronavirus in Rajasthan LATEST Updates Religious places in Rajasthan to reopen from 7 Sept All religious places in Rajasthan will reopen for public from 7 September, months after they were closed due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown, an official statement said on Wednesday. The decision was taken during a review meeting on the coronavirus situation in the state chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. Social distancing norms will have to be followed and all religious places will be sanitised from time to time, the statement said. District collectors and superintendents of police will carry out inspections and ensure all safety measures are taken, it said. 08:06 (IST) Coronavirus in Karnataka LATEST Updates Karnataka to open degree colleges from 1 September Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister and Higher Education Minister Dr Ashwath Narayana CN on Wednesday had announced that academic year for various degree courses will commence from the 1 September with online classes. Offline classes will be conducted starting in October, he said. The development comes amid the controversy regarding the holding of JEE, NEET examinations. Narayana said that the department is awaiting guidelines from the central government on conducting offline classes as well as the few degree exams to be conducted in September. 08:00 (IST) Coronavirus in West Bengal LATEST Updates Ensure no flights 7, 11 and 12 Sept: WB govt to civil aviation ministry West Bengal Government in a letter to Union Ministry of Civil Aviation asked the ministry to ensure that there is no flight coming to or going out of any airport of West Bengal on 7, 11 and 12 September as the state will observe complete lockdown on these three days. The government also aid restriction on flights coming in from six cities, viz. Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Chennai and Ahmedabad, is being partially lifted from 1 September onwards. Flights from these cities can come to the state thrice a week. Ensure that there is no flight coming to or going out of any airport of West Bengal on 7th, 11th & 12th September as the state will observe complete lockdown on these three days: West Bengal Government in a letter to Union Ministry of Civil Aviation pic.twitter.com/a2mlH6zTLG — ANI (@ANI) August 27, 2020 07:57 (IST) Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates Many states/UT have better numbers than national average, says Centre According to the ministry of health and family welfare, early identification through aggressive testing, comprehensive surveillance and contact tracing, and focus on the timely and efficient clinical treatment of patients have ensured a high number of speedy recoveries. This has also kept the Case Fatality Rate low. "Many states/UTs have performed better with more encouraging figures than the national average for the recovery rate and fatality rate," the ministry said.  #IndiaFightsCorona Early identification through aggressive TESTING, comprehensive surveillance & contact TRACING, and focus on timely and efficient clinical TREATMENT of patients have ensured high number of speedy recoveries. This has also kept the Case Fatality Rate low. pic.twitter.com/gNruO7ZtZ9 — Ministry of Health (@MoHFW_INDIA) August 27, 2020 07:45 (IST) Coronavirus in Maharashtra LATEST Updates 3,244 new coronavirus cases in Pune district, 62 deaths Pune district reported 3,244 new coronavirus cases since the previous evening which took its case count to 1,53,141, a health official said on Wednesday. The death toll reached 3,804 with 62 patients succumbing to the infection, he added. "Of the 3,244 cases, 1,617 are in Pune Municipal Corporation limits, which has recorded 87,317 cases so far. 07:40 (IST) Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates Mamata Banerjee, Amarinder Singh call for approaching SC for postponing JEE, NEET At a virtual meeting called by Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday, Opposition chief ministers mounted an attack on the Central Government over various issues such as pending GST compensation due to the states,  and economic situation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the meeting, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee and Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh said that all chief minsietrs must together approach the Supreme Court seeking that the Joint Entrance Examination (Main) and the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) exams be postponed. Read full report here Coronavirus LATEST Updates: India's COVID-19 caseload reached 32.34 lakh on Wednesday amid a growing clamour against the Centre's decision to hold NEET and JEE (Main) exams as scheduled. The chief ministers of seven non-BJP ruled states held a virtual meeting on Wednesday, asserting that the national level entrance exams could put lakhs of students across India at the risk of contracting the virus. In the meeting called by Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi, the chief ministers of the seven non-BJP ruled states agreed to file a review petition urging the Supreme Court to reconsider its recent order rejecting the postponement of the competitive exams. The AAP and the DMK too have supported the demand to postpone the NEET and JEE (Main), with Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia asking the Central government to work out alternative methods for selecting students. Some states on Wednesday also announced measures like cancellation or postponement of state-level exams and to keep educational institutions shut in light of the coronavirus pandemic. In Maharashtra, which recorded its highest single-day surge of 14,888 new infections, the state Cabinet decided to postpone all examinations of the state Public Service Commission. A revised scheduled will be shared at a later date, said Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. In Odisha, which has reported 87,602 cases of the novel coronavirus infection so far, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced that educational institutions will remain closed till the end of the Durga Puja vacation. The five-day Durga Puja festival is slated to be held from 22 to 26 October. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu chief minister E Palaniswami said that except for final semester exams, all other examinations for undergraduate and postgraduate students are cancelled. However, in BJP-ruled Karnataka, deputy chief minister and higher education minister CN Ashwath Narayan said that the government has given the go-ahead for colleges to resume from 1 October, adding that guidelines in this regard were awaited from the Centre. Online classes would begin next month, the minister said. Educational institutions across the country have remained shut since a lockdown to contain the spread of the viral infection was imposed in March. Meanwhile, the Congress announced protests by its state units on 28 August in front of Central Government offices at state and district headquarters, besides a nationwide online campaign, #SpeakUpForStudentSaftey. India reports 67,151 new cases, 1,059 deaths India's cumulative case count rose to 32.34 lakh on Wednesday with 67,151 more people testing positive for the infection, while the recoveries surged to 24,67,758, said the health ministry its morning update. The toll from the virus climbed to 59,449 with 1,059 more fatalities. The recovery rate rose to 76.30 percent with 63,173 more people recuperating from the disease in the 24 hours ending 8 am on Wednesday. The case fatality rate now stands at 1.84 percent, the ministry said. There are 7,07,267 active cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), comprising 21.87 percent of the total 32,34,474 infections, the ministry data showed. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 3,76,51,512 tests have been conducted so far, of which 8,23,992 samples were tested on Tuesday. Phase-2 trials of Oxford vaccine begin in Pune Meanwhile, Phase II clinical trial of the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine 'Covishield' , being manufactured by the Pune-based Serum Institute of India (SII), began at the city's Bharti Vidyapeeth's Medical College and Hospital, where at least two volunteers were administered doses of the vaccine. "Doctors at the hospital administered the first shot of the 'Covishield' vaccine to a 32-year-old man after his reports of COVID-19 and antibodies tests came out negative," Medical Director of Bharti Vidyapeeth's Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre, Dr Sanjay Lalwani, said, adding that another 48-year-old male volunteer was also given the vaccine. According to Dr Lalwani, a total of 25 candidates will be given the vaccine in the next seven days. Maharashtra defers MPSC exams, Karnataka plans to open colleges in October With several states reporting new cases and fatalities, some state governments announced steps to allay the concerns of students and their parents. Odisha, which registered its highest single-day spurt of 3,371 new cases on Wednesday, decided that all educational institutions in the state would remain closed till the Durga Puja vacations. The state government also announced that school syllabus up to class 12 will be reduced by 30 percent for the current academic session. The fresh infections have pushed the number of active cases in the state to 27,638, while the toll has reached 441. Maharashtra reported its single-day highest spike of 14,888 coronavirus cases which took the case count to 7,18,711. The toll in the state due to the virus reached 23,089 with the addition of 295 fatalities. In Mumbai, 1,854 new cases and 28 deaths were reported during the day. The total number of COVID-19 cases in the city thus rose to 1,39,537 and toll to 7,505. Pune city reported 1,640 new cases along with 37 deaths. State Chief Secretary Sanjay Kumar said that all the MPSC exams were being put off due to the COVID-19situation in the state. In a significant decision for the transport sector hit hard by the lockdown, the government has decided to waive vehicle tax on public transport and goods vehicles, said the CMO. The waiver will be effective for the period between 1 April, 2020 and 30 September, 2020. Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Dr CN Ashwath Narayan final year examinations will be scheduled for all the undergraduate, diploma and engineering students alongside the commencement of classes, adding that arrear exams will also be held. "The government has decided to get the ball rolling on all academic activities online from next month. In addition, all colleges will start in October and students are expected to attend classes in person," he said. In Tamil Nadu,  Chief Minister E Palaniswami said that except the final semester exams, students who have paid fees for subjects related to other semesters and waiting for exams shall be exempted from taking the examinations and they would be awarded marks. Palaniswami said he has directed the Higher Education Department to issue a detailed Government Order on the matter. Tamil Nadu saw 5,958 fresh coronavirus cases that pushed the tally to 3,97,261, while 118 deaths took the toll to 6,839. In Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said COVID-19 tests will be doubled to 40,000 per day within a week since there has been a "marginal" increase in the number of coronavirus cases in the city. The National Capital recorded 1,693 new cases — its highest daily spike in the last 45 days. The total caseload rose to 1,65,764 while 17 fatalities pushed the toll to 4,347. 25 MLAs in Punjab test positive, Tarun Gogoi hospitalised The list of politicians testing positive continued to grow on Wednesday. Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh said that 23 MLAs and ministers are coronavirus positive with just two days to go before the state Assembly Session. Three among the 23 MLAs are Cabinet ministers. "If this is the state of the legislators and ministers, one can only imagine how grave the situation on the ground is," he said, while registering his opposition to the exams being held in September. Former Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi said on Wednesday that he has been diagnosed with COVID-19. The veteran Congress leader urged all those who came in contact with him recently to get tested. Gogoi, who represents the Titabor Assembly constituency in Jorhat district, is the 13th Assam legislator to be diagnosed with COVID-19. His former cabinet colleague Ajanta Neog, the MLA from Golaghat, tested COVID-positive on Tuesday and was admitted to the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital. Another former Congress minister and legislator from Samaguri constituency in Nagaon, Rakibul Hussain, and his wife had earlier tested COVID-positive. Gogoi, who has initially advised home isolation, was admitted to Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) on Wednesday night. Minister for Health and Family Welfare Himanta Biswa Sarma said that a nine-member committee under the chairmanship of the head of Pulmonary Medicine department Dr Jogesh Sarma has been constituted to monitor the health status of the former chief minister. With inputs from PTI

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is gearing up to announce the 2021 Class 10, 12 Board exams dates and it is expected that the CBSE would announce the 2021 exams dates soon. The CBSE has already released CBSE Sample Papers 2021 based on 30% reduced CBSE Syllabus 2020-21. The analysis of the CBSE Sample Papers 2021 reveals that there are some major changes in questions pattern and every students must keep these changes in mind in order to secure good marks in the board exams. CBSE Board Exam 2021: Changes in paper pattern 1. Multiple choice questions in CBSE Class 12 English Question Paper The sample paper of Class 12 English shows that about fifty percent of questions are multiple-choice questions. 2. Assertion & Reason Based Questions & No MCQs in Class 12 Biology Question Paper Assertion & Reason based questions are present in Biology sample paper and theure is no multiple choice questions. It means that MCQs might not be asked in CBSE 12th Biology Question Paper 2021. 3. Assertion and Case-Study Based Questions in CBSE Class 12 Physics Question Paper Students will find Assertion & Reason and Case-Study based questions in CBSE Class 12 Physics Question Paper 2021. 4. Case-Study Based Questions in CBSE Class 12 Maths Question Paper 2021 Case-study based questions are there in sample paper of CBSE Class 12 Maths paper. (at CBSE) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIAVOlLAEH7/?igshid=17jmm89hpdy5d

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CBSE says pending Class 10, 12 exams to be held after assessing situation post COVID-19 lockdown, assures adequate time will be given before tests

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be conducting all remaining examinations of 29 subjects for Class 10 and Class 12 students after assessing the situation once the coronavirus lockdown is lifted.

CBSE shared a press release on their official Twitter handle where they revealed that there is no change in their position of holding board examinations.

Press Release dated 29.04.2020 regrading CBSE Exams@DrRPNishank @HRDMinistry @OfficeOfSDhotre @PIB_India @PTI_News @DDNewslive @AkashvaniAIR pic.twitter.com/XtXvET66fm

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CBSE clarified that adequate time of around 10 days will be given to all stakeholders before starting the examinations.

File picture of CBSE logo.

In a tweet, earlier in the day, CBSE said: “Recently there has been a lot of speculation regarding 10th CBSE Board exams. It is reiterated that the board's decision to take board exams for 29 subjects of Class 10 and 12, stands the same as mentioned in circular dated 1.4.20.”

Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia had urged the Union Human Resource Development (HRD) ministry to cancel the pending exams for Class 10 and 12 and promote students on the basis of internal examinations.

Sisodia recommended a 30 percent reduction in curriculum for the next session and said that “exams like JEE, NEET be conducted on the basis of reduced syllabus”.

According to a report in NDTV, subjects for which exams for Class 12 are set to be conducted are Computer Science, Geography, Hindi, Sociology and Business Studies.

For Class 12 students of Delhi's northeast region where exams had stalled due to the violence that broke out in February, subjects like English (elective and core), Economics, Mathematics, Biology, History and Political Science too are to be assessed.

Students of Class 10 from northeast Delhi, will similarly sit for Hindi, English, Science and Social Science exams.

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be conducting all remaining examinations of 29 subjects for Class 10 and Class 12 students after assessing the situation once the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. CBSE shared a press release on their official Twitter handle where they revealed that there is no change in their position of holding board examinations. Press Release dated 29.04.2020 regrading CBSE Exams@DrRPNishank @HRDMinistry @OfficeOfSDhotre @PIB_India @PTI_News @DDNewslive @AkashvaniAIR pic.twitter.com/XtXvET66fm — CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) April 29, 2020 // // ]]> CBSE clarified that adequate time of around 10 days will be given to all stakeholders before starting the examinations. File picture of CBSE logo. In a tweet, earlier in the day, CBSE said: “Recently there has been a lot of speculation regarding 10th CBSE Board exams. It is reiterated that the board's decision to take board exams for 29 subjects of Class 10 and 12, stands the same as mentioned in circular dated 1.4.20.” Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia had urged the Union Human Resource Development (HRD) ministry to cancel the pending exams for Class 10 and 12 and promote students on the basis of internal examinations. Sisodia recommended a 30 percent reduction in curriculum for the next session and said that “exams like JEE, NEET be conducted on the basis of reduced syllabus”. According to a report in NDTV, subjects for which exams for Class 12 are set to be conducted are Computer Science, Geography, Hindi, Sociology and Business Studies. For Class 12 students of Delhi's northeast region where exams had stalled due to the violence that broke out in February, subjects like English (elective and core), Economics, Mathematics, Biology, History and Political Science too are to be assessed. Students of Class 10 from northeast Delhi, will similarly sit for Hindi, English, Science and Social Science exams.

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