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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

Now, low internet speed forces KU to cancel online meeting with college principals

Srinagar, June 01: Low internet speed has forced the University of Kashmir to postpone the online meeting with principals of government degree colleges to discuss the issues related to examinations. Authorities at

Jun. 1, 2020

‘Buy gloves, mask, sanitizers’: Govt schools asked to prep up for mid-June reopening

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government is intending to re-open schools from mid-June and has directed concerned authorities to buy adequate number of masks, gloves, sanitisers, and soaps for students and staff. In

Jun. 1, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

KU meeting college principals today to devise mechanism for UG courses

Srinagar: Officials at Kashmir University and the college principals are meeting in a few minutes to devise a mechanism for the scheme of examination and classwork for undergraduate courses. The meeting, sources

Jun. 1, 2020

News·Education·Latest News

No entrance test: KU to select students for PG courses on academic merit

Srinagar, May 31: The University of Kashmir is mulling to do away with the entrance examination for admission to various post-graduate courses and admit students on the basis of merit at graduation

May. 31, 2020

Hunt begins for new BOSE chairman

Srinagar, May 30: Hunt has begun for the new chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (BOSE). Tenure of incumbent Chairperson Veena Pandita ended on April 30. However, the

May. 30, 2020

Kashmir·Education·Latest News

KU says no to exams but yes to fee

Srinagar May 29: Two days after post-graduate students and the students of select professional under-graduate courses were promoted to the next semester, the University of Kashmir has asked them to deposit the

May. 30, 2020

Schools unlikely to reopen, Govt. admits it’s a risk

Srinagar: Uncertainty is looming large over the reopening of schools in the valley. Earlier this month, the education department had said that they were planning to reopen schools from the first week of

May. 28, 2020

No online tests: KU to promote students on basis of internal assessments

Srinagar: Ending speculations, Kashmir University has decided to promote all post-graduate students and the students of select professional under-graduate courses to the next semester based on the performance in the internal assessments.

May. 27, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

Lockdown 4.0: KU students face eviction as landlords threaten to ‘throw away’ belongings

Srinagar: More than 2000 students of Kashmir University are staring at eviction as landlords have issued an ultimatum to pay the rent or vacate the premises. Students pursuing various courses at Kashmir

May. 23, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News

No internet, no internal assessment: KU in dilemma over online exams

Srinagar: Uncertainty looms large over the online examinations at the University of Kashmir. Last months, University Grants Commission (UGC) had suggested varsities either to conduct online exams or wait for the lockdown

May. 18, 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

Now, low internet speed forces KU to cancel online meeting with college principals

‘Buy gloves, mask, sanitizers’: Govt schools asked to prep up for mid-June reopening

KU meeting college principals today to devise mechanism for UG courses

No entrance test: KU to select students for PG courses on academic merit

Hunt begins for new BOSE chairman

KU says no to exams but yes to fee

Schools unlikely to reopen, Govt. admits it’s a risk

No online tests: KU to promote students on basis of internal assessments

Lockdown 4.0: KU students face eviction as landlords threaten to ‘throw away’ belongings

No internet, no internal assessment: KU in dilemma over online exams

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