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Waking up to exploitation, government orders uniform admission calendar for private schools

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government has framed a uniform admission calendar for all the private educational institutions affiliated with JKBOSE in a bid to put an end to the exploitation of parents

Sep. 25, 2020

by Bisma Bhat

Mass Communication to Gender Sanitization: J&K government mulls to introduce 11 new subjects in Class XI, XII

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir administration is mulling to introduce 11 new subjects at the higher secondary level. Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (BOSE) is presently offering 52 subjects at the senior secondary level. It has sent a proposal

Sep. 24, 2020

by Bisma Bhat

Cluster University’s `incompetence’ mars career of several hundred students in Kashmir

Srinagar: Hundreds of undergraduate terminal semester students of Cluster University are staring at a bleak future

Amid strict health protocols, 4700 students appear in class 12th bi-annual exams

Srinagar, Sep 22: Around 4700 students Tuesday appeared in class 12th bi-annual examination amid strict health

Amid COVID fear, schools reopen with fewer students

Srinagar, Sep 21: Fear was palpable on Monday when schools reopened for the first time after six months of lockdown in Kashmir. Most of the students preferred to stay home and give

Sep. 21, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

KU approves Centre for Advanced Instrumentation to boost research in health, environment

Srinagar: Scientific research is set to receive a boost after the government approved to establish the Centre for Advanced Instrumentation for Research at the University of Kashmir. Set up at an estimated

Sep. 20, 2020

Chicago-based Kashmiri mathematician teaches students online to make up for academic loss

Srinagar: When 24-year-old Chicago-based Kashmiri mathematician Iqra Altaf entered into a casual conversation with a class 12th student, she was pained to know that children in the valley have not been to

Sep. 19, 2020

Lead Stories·Education·Kashmir·Latest News

Class X, XII biannual exams from Sep 21, 35k students to appear in Kashmir

Srinagar: More than 35000 students are set to appear for class X and XII bi-annual examinations in Kashmir from September 21. Students who have passed two or more than two subjects have

Sep. 17, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News

Upset over mass layoffs, govt asks private schools to submit financial statements

Srinagar, Sep 16: Waking up to the arbitrary termination of teachers, the Jammu and Kashmir government has asked all private schools to submit audited financial statements for the last two years. Since

Sep. 16, 2020

Medical seats in J&K colleges reserved for local NEET qualifiers: Govt

Srinagar, Sep 16: All medical seats in Jammu and Kashmir have been reserved for the local NEET qualifiers this year. After the abrogation of article 370 and bifurcation of the state into

Sep. 16, 2020

Lead Stories·Kashmir·Latest News

Schools across Kashmir to reopen on Sep 21, attendance for students voluntary

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir administration has kicked off the process for the reopening of schools across the valley from September 21. A senior official of the School Education Department told The Kashmir

Sep. 14, 2020

Latest News·Education·Kashmir·Lead Stories

Facemasks to sanitizers: 25K students appear for NEET amid strict COVID protocols in Kashmir

Srinagar: Around 25,000 students on Sunday appeared in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) across Kashmir amid strict health safety protocols. Every year National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts NEET in May. This year,

Sep. 13, 2020

Latest News·Education·Kashmir·Lead Stories

KU PG entrance test today: Separate exam halls for students with COVID like symptoms

Srinagar, Sep 08: The University of Kashmir has decided to hold postgraduate entrance exams of the students with COVID 19 like symptoms in separate rooms to prevent the spread of infection. More

Sep. 8, 2020

Latest News·Education·Kashmir·Lead Stories

KU diktat: 14,000 students asked to pay admission, exam fees despite mass promotion

Srinagar: Believe it or not, the University of Kashmir has asked the newly promoted students to pay admission and exam fees despite not holding regular classes for the last one year. Kashmir

Sep. 7, 2020

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Waking up to exploitation, government orders uniform admission calendar for private schools

Mass Communication to Gender Sanitization: J&K government mulls to introduce 11 new subjects in Class XI, XII

Cluster University’s `incompetence’ mars career of several hundred students in Kashmir

Amid strict health protocols, 4700 students appear in class 12th bi-annual exams

Amid COVID fear, schools reopen with fewer students

KU approves Centre for Advanced Instrumentation to boost research in health, environment

Chicago-based Kashmiri mathematician teaches students online to make up for academic loss

Class X, XII biannual exams from Sep 21, 35k students to appear in Kashmir

Upset over mass layoffs, govt asks private schools to submit financial statements

Medical seats in J&K colleges reserved for local NEET qualifiers: Govt

Schools across Kashmir to reopen on Sep 21, attendance for students voluntary

Facemasks to sanitizers: 25K students appear for NEET amid strict COVID protocols in Kashmir

KU PG entrance test today: Separate exam halls for students with COVID like symptoms

KU diktat: 14,000 students asked to pay admission, exam fees despite mass promotion

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