Bihar Board 10th Result 2023: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to release the results for Matric (Class 10) exams before March 31, an official informed. Once released, candidates will be able to download marksheets from the official website — biharboardonline.bihar.gov.in.Meanwhile, let’s take a look at when the Bihar Board has released result in the past three years.In 2020, the Bihar Board had conducted the Matric exams from February 17 to 24, but it took more than a month to release the result. The scores for Class 10 students, in 2020, were released on May 26.After that year, the Bihar Board started working on releasing the results faster, and the year after, the Matric exams were conducted from February 17 and concluded on February 24, 2021. The Board had then released the Class 10 result on March 26.Last year, the Bihar Board had released the Class 10 exam result on March 31, and the Matric exams were successfully conducted between February 17 and 24, 2022.In 2023, BSEB conducted the Bihar Board matric exams from February 14 to 22. This year, the board modified the exam pattern by introducing more objective type questions in the paper. A BSEB official has told indianexpress.com that the Bihar Board is trying to release the Class 10 result before March 31.
Haryana Board Exams 2023, BSEH: The Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) has announced that the re-examination of subjects cancelled in some examination centers will be conducted on March 29 and 31, 2023.This decision to cancel the exams and reconduct was taken due to breach of sanctity of examination in Secondary and Senior Secondary (Educational/Open School) examination February/March-2023, Dr V.P. Yadav and Secretary Mr. Krishna Kumar, H.P.S. informed the media on Saturday.According to the official announcement, the re-examination of the subjects cancelled in the secondary (academic/open school) exam will be held on March 29 (Hindi, Drawing, Physical Education, Sanskrit, Urdu, Music (R.U.), English and Mathematics ) and on March 31, the science subject examinations will be conducted.The re-exam for Chemistry, Public Administration, IT and ITES, Physics, Economics, Political Science, English, Sociology, Sanskrit, Mathematics and Geography of Class 12 will also be conducted on March 31.As per the data released by BSEH, 4518 candidates will appear in the secondary re-examination and about 2612 candidates will appear in the senior secondary examination. The exams will be conducted from 12:30 pm to 03:30 pm.
BSEB Bihar Board 10th result 2023: The Bihar School Education Board (BSEB), Patna will release the Bihar Board Class 10 results by March 31, a senior official confirmed. “We have not finalised the result declaration date yet but it will be released by month-end,” the official informed indianexpress.com. Upon asking about the verification of toppers, the Bihar Board official confirmed that the process is underway however no information can be released due to privacy reasons. BSEB conducted the Bihar Board matric exams from February 14 to 22. The board modified the exam pattern this year by introducing more objective type questions in the paper. BSEB on March 21 released the inter exam results in which 83.70 per cent students were declared pass. This is an increase of 3.70 per cent from last year’s 80 per cent. The BSEB and government announced several cash prizes for the toppers and girl students.
Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) 10th Result 2023 Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to release the Bihar matric exam results by March-end. The BSEB exams were conducted between February 14 and 22. Once released, candidates will be able to download marksheets from the official website – biharboardonline.bihar.gov.in.This year, the Bihar Board modified the exam pattern for class 10 board exams. More MCQ-based questions were introduced as well as the choice options were increased. With this, the passing marks criteria also changed.As per the new criteria, candidates are required to score a minimum of 30 per cent marks in each subject to qualify for BSEB Class 10 exams. All five papers of the Bihar Board matric exam carry 100 marks each making it a total of 500 marks. Students need to score a total of 150 marks to pass the matric examination.Last year, the BSEB announced class 10 results on March 31. The total pass percentage was 79.88 per cent. Ramayani Roy was declared the topper of BSEB Class 10. She scored 487 marks. The first division was achieved by 4,24,857 students, as many as 5,10,411 students secured the second division and 3,47,637 got the third division.
MUMBAI: Days after discontinuing the 10-minute question paper reading time-which was considered the main cause of copying in SSC and HSC exams-the state board on Wednesday decided to give additional 10 minutes to these students to read and write their papers.Till last year, SSC and HSC students were given question papers 10 minutes before exams began. During this time, the students could only read the question paper. This year, while initiating a "copy-free exam" campaign, the state last week decided to do away with the question paper reading time on the ground that most copying cases occurred during the 10-minute reading time.After requests made by school and college heads and parents, the board has decided to give an additional 10 minutes to students. For instance, a paper that ends at 2pm will end at 2.10pm. Principals said that the board has indirectly restored the 10-minute reading time. It will further benefit students as they can read and write their papers simultaneously for an additional 10 minutes.The board had introduced reading of question papers in 2015 to help students decide which questions they need to attempt first. Non-state boards such as CBSE and CISCE have 15-minute question paper reading time.Last year, the board had come across instances of students circulating portions of question papers on WhatsApp groups right after getting the paper for reading purposes.The rampant copying was attributed to students getting their own schools and colleges as centres. This year, students have been allotted centres by the board. The question paper will be distributed at 11am or 3pm (when the exam begins). Students will have to be in their exam halls 30 minutes before the exam. No delay will be allowed. In case of unavoidable circumstances, students can go to their nearest examination centre and write the paper. All other measures to curb malpractices continue. Prohibitory orders, including Section 144 of CrPC for prohibiting a gathering of four or more persons, can be invoked 100 metres around exam centres. Police have to be stationed outside centres. They have been directed against entering exam halls though. Photocopy shops located 50m from schools and colleges will be shut when exams are on. HSC exams begin on February 21 and SSC on March 2.
Mumbai: Junior college teachers from Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad districts on Wednesday protested outside the state board office in Vashi against non-payment of salaries due to a delay in uploading their employment details on the government portal. They threatened to boycott the HSC exams beginning on February 21, if their demands are not met.Amar Singh, President of the Mumbai Junior College Teachers Union (MJCTU) said that over 300 teachers have not received their salaries for three to four years as their employment details have not been registered on the Shalarth portal of the state government. "It is only after teachers are registered on the portal and they get a login ID can their salaries be released," said Singh.As per procedures, teachers' salary starts kicking in after they are registered on the portal. For registration, details of students along with teachers have to be sent to the deputy director of education office at Charni Road. After verification, the details are sent to the state board office in Vashi, where according to teachers a re-verification process is done. 'The entire process takes three to four years and teachers have to go without salaries," said Singh, who submitted a memorandum to the Mumbai divisional board chairman Nitin Upasani.They have threatened to boycott the HSC exams if their demands are not met within 10 days. HSC science practicals have already been interrupted by the ongoing strike by non-teaching staff of degree colleges. Science practicals began on February 1 and have to be completed by February 20. In several junior colleges, attached to degree institutions, non-teaching staff have joined the stir.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Board on Wednesday restored the 10 minutes question paper reading time for the forthcoming SSC and HSC exams. The board had on February 10 done away with the question paper reading time to discourage portions of the question paper from getting circulated on social media platforms. Last year, the board had come across several instances of students circulating portions of question papers on WhatsApp groups on getting the paper for reading purposes.After several requests by students and parents, the board has decided to restore the reading time. However, students will get the question paper when the exam begins at 11 am or 3 pm. They can read the paper for 10 minutes and start writing thereafter. The exam will end 10 minutes after the allotted time. For instance, if a paper ends at 2 pm, it will now end at 2.10 pm.Students will have to be in their exam halls 30 minutes before the exam. No delay will be allowed. In case of unavoidable circumstances, a student can approach his/her nearest examination centre and write the paper.Reading question papers was introduced by the board in 2015 to help students decide on which questions they need to attempt first. HSC exams begin on February 21 and SSC exams start on March 2.Boards like CBSE and CISCE have allotted 15 minutes for students to read their question papers.
MUMBAI: Days before their HSC board exams are to commence, thousands of science students from aided colleges in the state are awaiting their practical exams to complete. Several city colleges, including Jai Hind, St Xavier's, SIES, Ruia, Kelkar, KC, Jhunjhunwala, Sathaye, have not managed to complete their practicals due to the non-teaching staff strike. Some of them have even written to the divisional board office informing them about their inability to hold the practical exams. Colleges technically have only a week to complete the practicals, as the HSC theory exams are scheduled to start from February 21. Some are now worried that the strike will affect the theory exams in their colleges as well. Colleges with larger number of science students will need at least 10 days to hold the practical exams in multiple slots, said a principal. "We also cannot call them for practicals very close to their written exams. We wrote to the divisional board office to seek guidance," he said. On Saturday, many colleges made an attempt to start the practicals for subjects which does not involve laboratory work such as mathematics and IT with help from unaided staff. The Maharashtra State University and College Employees' Joint Action Committee gave a state-wide call to boycott work on February 2. Non-payment of of Seventh Pay Commission to 1,400 employees, not filling vacant posts and not applying the old pension scheme to staff hired after 2005 were some of their demands. A divisional board official said that the issues concerning the non-teaching staff are related to the higher education department. "Most colleges which are not attached to degree colleges and are unaided are able to hold the exams as per the schedule. For the others, we have appealed to them to use other resources and complete the practicals before February 20. We have forwarded their concerns to the state board office," he said.
Elementary Drawing Exam 2022: The Directorate of Arts, Maharashtra has announced the Elementary Drawing Exam Result 2022 today, on January 19, 2023. Candidates who took the exam can check and download the results from the official websites at dge.doamh.in and doa.maharashtra.gov.in.Candidates can check their result by simply logging in the 'Candidate Seat Number' on the official portal. The result will have the marks scored in various subjects including Memory Drawing, Object Drawing, Design and Plane Geometry & Lettering. The Maharashtra Elementary Drawing Exam was conducted on September 28 and 29, 2022 in two shifts.Important Note: The Intermediate and Elementary Drawing Grade Examination Certificate is available to download in Center & School Login.Elementary Grade Exam Result 2022Candidates can download the Drawing Exam result by following the below mentioned steps.Direct Link: Check Elementary Drawing Exam Result 2022How to check Maharashtra Elementary Exam Result 2022Step 1. Visit the official website at dge.doamh.inStep 2. On the homepage, go to 'Result' and click on the line that reads, "View Elementary Grade Exam Result" Step 3. A new page will open, login using the candidate's seat numberStep 4. Your exam result will open on the screenStep 5. Download and take a printout of the result for future referenceRead AlsoMaharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam Result 2023 announced on doa.maharashtra.gov.inThe Maharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam Result 2023 has been announced today, on January 16, 2023. Candidates who took the exam can check their results online at the official website. To check the results, you will need to login using your seat number. Check out the article below for more details.Candidates may note that the Maharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam 2022 result was released on January 16, 2023. Now, the Directorate of Arts, Maharashtra has announced the result for Elementary Grade Exam-2022.
PUNE: Students in primary schools in rural Maharashtra are struggling in reading and arithmetic according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2022 conducted across India in 616 districts with almost seven lakh students participating. The last such survey was in 2018. The study also found that English reading levels have gone up among students in Stds V to VIII.The percentage of students in Stds III to V who can read Std II level textbooks in Marathi dropped from 55.5% in 2018 to 41.4% in 2022. It also fell for Stds VI to VIII from 77.5% to 71% for the two years. In arithmetic, students in Stds III to V who could do simple subtraction came down from 44.8% in 2018 to 34.9% in 2022. Just 30.2 % of pupils in Stds VI to VIII could carry out division when compared to 38.3% in 2018. The setbacks are being attributed to the closure of schools and the shift to online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic peak. Educators have been concerned about loss of learning in young students. Many said it would take years to erase the slate. Eminent mathematician Mangala Narlikar said the findings of ASER are quite depressing. "They were not good for 2018 but with schools shut for Covid-19 for two years, studies have suffered. Not many students had access to cellphones or tablets and the communication on internet is not as satisfactory as in a classroom," she said. Reading and arithmetic, both need a lot of practice with capable and enthusiastic teachers. "Parents too spent more time at home in Covid times, and could have helped children with arithmetic and reading. Local youths can also fill in the gap," she said.Vasant Kalpande, former director of education and an education activist, said even though the state government had launched online learning, it hardly made any impact at the elementary level. He said that students in the 6-14 age group in upper primary classes need a school and a teacher to study, and online classes can only be supplementary to the actual classroom education. "Teachers were also uncomfortable with the online method which affected lesson planning and core academic activities. Education suffered even in schools with the best facilities during the pandemic, so the impact on rural education is even worse. The education department must strengthen its teaching-learning method to tide over the learning loss," Kalpande said.He also said that English reading levels may have gone up due to exposure to cartoons, cellphones and online games. Children are sending messages, and operating cellphones, all of which require them to be conversant with the language, he added.Vikas Garad, former assistant director MSCERT, said the ASER report has always pointed out a high number of students who cannot read or do simple arithmetic. If 60% of students in Std VIII could not do division in 2016, the same students when they appeared for SSC exams in 2018 had a pass percentage of about 89%, Garad said. "Every year, NGOs approach the education department to improve education in the state. Does this mean that none have made the slightest impact ?" he said.The schools fared better on RTE parameters. Many more had drinking water, electricity and computers than they did in 2018. But in other parameters like the midday meal, toilets and libraries, they fared poorer than they had done four years ago.
NEW DELHI: The Directorate of Arts, Maharashtra has announced the Intermediate Drawing Exam Result 2023 today i.e., January 16. Candidates who have appeared in the examination can check and download their results from the official websites - dge.doamh.in or doa.maharashtra.gov.in.Maharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam 2023 was held on September 30 and October 01, 2022 in offline mode. The examination was conducted for a duration of 02 hours for each shift i.e., from 10:30 AM to 01:30 PM and 02:30 PM to 04:30 PM on both the dates respectively.In order to check the result online, candidates would be required to login using their Seat Numbers.Maharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam Result 2023Direct link to download resultHow to check Maharashtra Intermediate Drawing Exam Result 2023?Step 1: Visit the official website at dge.doamh.inStep 2: On the homepage, tap on Result.Step 3: You will be redirected to another window.Step 4: Now click on the link available for Intermediate Result.Step 5: Enter your Hall Ticket Number and Submit.Step 6: Your Maha intermediate drawing result 2023 will be displayed on the screen.Step 7: Download the same and get a hard copy for further references.All those candidates who qualify the examination will be able to get their certificates from the admitted institution. For more related information and details candidates are advised to visit the official website.
