"Students, whose parents gave written consent, were permitted entry today. We aren't allowing more than 20 students in a class," P S Ganesh, manager of a private school in Ghaziabad, told ANI
The admission under the first cut-off list ended at 5 pm on Wednesday with colleges still in the process of approving admissions.
The first completely online admission process commenced on Monday and ended at 5 pm on Wednesday
Officials said they faced difficulties in verifying documents and it took time for them to get into the groove.
The minister said the credit bank system in the National Education Policy is in accordance with global education programmes
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Ministry of Minority Affairs has implemented various welfare schemes for six Centrally notified minority communities and distributed over 40 mn scholarships for educational empowerment of students
A total of 1.59 million candidates have registered for the exam
In the document, Central Railways also requested other people to not rush to the stations
The decision was taken at a high-level meeting held at Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot''s residence
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China has asked hundreds of Indian students stranded back home due to the pandemic to remain in touch with their respective colleges and follow instructions to protect their academic progress
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The court also seeks information on the availability of scribes for visually impaired students
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As per the official release of the Haryana Chief Minister's Office (CMO), the decision is taken in view of the Covid-19 pandemic, and it is in the interest of the students
The decision, the first by any IIT, followed deliberations that went on till late night Wednesday
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Passengers will have to pay fare of sleeper mail express trains and Rs 30 super fast charge and additional charge of Rs 20 each.
The varsities may decide whether to conduct exams online or offline keeping in view the support system available with them and ensuring fair opportunity to all students