CBSE Board Exams 2021: Sanyam Bhardwaj, the Controller of Examinations, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) asserted that as of now the board has no plans to delay the board exam.
Sanyam Bhardwaj, the Controller of Examinations, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) asserted that as of now the board has no plans to delay the board exam 2021
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Siddhant, who had secured All India Rank (AIR) of 270 in JEE Advanced exams and secured admission, claimed in his plea that he had clicked the wrong link which was meant to withdraw his seat.
The Supreme Court Wednesday came to the rescue of an 18-year-old student by directing the IIT Bombay to grant interim admission to him in an engineering course after he inadvertently lost his seat by clicking on a wrong link in the online admission process.
Siddhant Batra, who hails from Agra, had lost his seat for the four-year electrical engineering course in the prestigious IIT Bombay after he “inadvertently” clicked on a “wrong” link which was meant to withdraw from the process.
A bench headed by Justice S K Kaul took note of the submissions of lawyer Pralhad Paranjpe on behalf of the student and asked the IIT Bombay to grant provisional admission to him.
The bench, also comprising Justices Dinesh Maheshwari and Hrishikesh Roy, issued notice to the prestigious institution and fixed the plea of Siddhant for hearing after winter break. Paranjpe said the admission would be subject to the final decision of the apex court on the plea of the student. The plea was filed in the apex court after the Bombay High Court dismissed the petition by noting the submissions of the IIT that it cannot intervene at this stage as all the seats for the course were full and moreover, the admission rules had to be followed.
It had said Siddhant could apply again next year for JEE (Advanced). The High Court had initially directed the IIT to consider Siddhant’s petition after he approached it, as a representation and pass appropriate orders. Siddhant, who had secured All India Rank (AIR) of 270 in JEE Advanced exams and secured admission, claimed in his plea that he had clicked the wrong link which was meant to withdraw his seat.
He intended to freeze the seat, the plea said. On November 23, a division bench of the high court dismissed his petition noting that IIT had considered his representation and passed its order.
In his petition to the top court, the student has sought a direction to the IIT to consider his case on humanitarian grounds, and requested creation of an additional seat to undo his loss. Siddhant, who lives with his grandparents following the death of his parents, in the plea said he had worked hard against all odds to crack IIT JEE exams.
The petition said he had lost his father when he was a child and was brought up by his mother who died in 2018.
As per his plea, while filling out the admission process online, he came upon a page with ‘freeze’ option, which he thought meant confirming the seat and the completion of his admission process. “On October 31, 2020, when he was surfing the IIT portal to check for further updates, he came upon a link which carried a declaration that read ‘I would like to withdraw from the seat allocation process of JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority’,” the petition said.
In November 2020, when the final list of students was uploaded on the IIT portal, his name was not included. The IIT, in its order, however, said the withdrawal option was a “conscious” two-step process. It said candidates who want to withdraw before the final round can do so and the ‘seat acceptance fee’ gets refunded, adding that once a candidate has withdrawn then his or her seat stands cancelled
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ has asked the National Testing Agency (NTA) to review the present situation and share a revised syllabus for the various competitive and entrance exams, including JEE Main and NEET 2021 it will conduct next year.
Notably, Pokhriyal was sharing the minutes of the high-level review meeting on various schemes and programmes of education ministry on Twitter. Also Read – From Next Academic Year, Technical Courses to be Offered in Regional Languages He stated the NTA will take a stock of the situation across different state and central school education boards before finalising the syllabus. Besides, a campaign will also be launched to seek views from stakeholders on how and when to conduct board exams next year. Dear Students , this is the new Video by #ATC. Hope this video will be of great use for the studnts of CBSE as well as all state boards and students preparing for #iitjee#Neet
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Neet JEE exams will not be postponed says education minister Dr Ramesh pokhriyal nishank ji
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Despite several requests to postpone the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) considering the Covid-19 pandemic, the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Tuesday announced fresh guidelines and updates.
JEE-NEET exams: Here’s the complete list of NTA’s safety steps for aspirants
JEE-NEET exams: Here’s the complete list of NTA’s safety steps for aspirants
The National Testing Agency (NTA), which is conducting these exams, had earlier announced that the JEE-Main will be held from September 1 to 6 and NEET for undergraduate courses on September 13.
In the fresh set of announcements, the NTA on said that the admit cards for NEET (UG) 2020 will be released shortly. (File photo for representation)Despite several requests to postpone the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) considering the Covid-19 pandemic, the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Tuesday announced fresh guidelines and updates.The National Testing Agency (NTA), which is conducting these exams, had earlier announced that the JEE-Main will be held from September 1 to 6 and NEET for undergraduate courses on September 13. While there was a national uproar to postpone the exams in the wake of Covid-19 outbreak, the agency has decided to go ahead with the scheduled dates.
In the fresh set of announcements, the NTA on Tuesday said that the admit cards for NEET (UG) 2020 will be released shortly. The agency had earlier released the admit cards for JEE examination.
Below are the new announcements made by NTA:
1. The National Testing Agency ensured that more than 99% candidates get their first choice of Centre Cities in both of these examinations.
2. In case of JEE Main, the number of Examination Centres have been increased from 570 to 660 and 2546 to 3843 for NEET-UG 2020.
3. JEE (Main) will be Computer Based Test (CBT) and NEET (UG) will be pen paper-based test.
4. In case of JEE (Main), the number of shifts has been increased to 12 from 8, and the number of candidates per shift has been reduced to 85000 from 1.32 lakh.
5. Considering the social distancing norms, the candidates will be seated in alternate seats in case of JEE (Main). In case of NEET(UG), the number of candidates per room has been reduced to 12 from 24.
6. In order to maintain social distancing outside the examination hall, the entry and exit of candidates has been staggered. Adequate arrangements have also been made outside the examination centres in order to maintain adequate social distancing between candidates while they wait for the test to begin.
7. Advisory guiding candidates about the Do’s and Don’ts for proper social distancing has also been issued.
