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Kounsar Bashir The students of 5 year B.A. L.L.B. whose degrees are halted due to backlogs had alleged that the Law department of Kashmir University was not conducting their exams, putting their careers at stake. The students demanded a special exam for backlogs which had put their degrees on halt. They had written an application, in this regard, to the HOD Law department, a copy of which lies with The Kashmiriyat. The application, written by the "ex-students of the aforesaid department" stated that most of the students were facing issues in the "end results of 1st to 10th semesters." Further, the application stated that the applicants had almost completed their degree, but from semester 1 to 10, some of the students had a backlog in "one or more than one subject." Since no ...

In Jammu Kashmir, the student enrollment has taken a dip of nearly two percent at all levels in the government-run-schools as compared to the previous academic years. The news agency-Kashmir News Observer (KNO) has learnt that the Government of India (Gol) in a project approval board meeting has said that the highest dip was witnessed in the elementary and secondary level schools. "Enrolment at elementary as well as at secondary and higher secondary level has decreased by 0.2 lakh at Primary level, 0.1 lakh at Upper Primary level that resulted in a decrease of 0.34 lakh enrolment at Elementary level," MOE said. The Ministry of Education (MOE) in the meeting has also said that the decreased level of students at secondary level was 0.07 Lakh and 0.04 lakh at higher secondary level. ...

Authorities on Sunday extended the closure of schools barring 10th and 12th standards in Jammu and Kashmir. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Chief Secretary A K Mehta. Besides schools, the government has retained all the COVID-19 containment guidelines, including night curfew. “Classes for 12th standard shall be permitted with limited in-person teaching not exceeding 50% on a given day for vaccinated students and staff.buy viagra oral jelly online https://myhst.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/new/viagra-oral-jelly.html no prescription Consent shall be obtained from the parents of all students who are willing to attend the school. The school premises should be thoroughly sanitized. Proper screening regarding vaccination should be done on the school ga...

The undergraduate students of batch-2018 are in anger as the evaluation status of 5th semester fails to satisfy them. According to the students, the evaluation status which was made available on 22nd September has shocked most of them because they have been granted a status of lowest possible grade and ‘re-appear' only, despite performing well. While talking to news agency Kashmir Dot Com (KDC), Suhail Ahmad a student at a Govt Degree College in South Kashmir said he and a majority of his batchmates are failing to qualify the 5th-semester examination as per the evaluation status which is ‘quite bizarre’. The examination for the 5th semester was held in April-May this year in offline mode. Another student from Bandipora who wished anonymity while talking to KDC said that he had ...

The University of Kashmir Thursday ordered that the classes for all semesters including the fresh batch of 2021 in the main and satellite campuses shall commence from 1st October 2021 in a blended mode (Offline-Online). The decision to this effect, which was communicated to all Heads/Directors/Coordinators of the main and satellite campuses, was taken pursuant to recommendations of the Deans committee meeting held on 15-09-2021. Dean Academic Affairs Prof Farooq Masoodi said the groups of students can be exchanged for offline/online mode on weekly basis. “The number of students to be called for off-line class shall be under the purview of the respective Heads of the Departments/Directors keeping in view the capacity of class room, social distancing and other SoPs,” he said. Pro...

12,716 candidates appeared at 27 centers established at Jammu, Srinagar The Jammu Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE) today conducted the entrance examination of B.Sc. Nursing/B.Sc. Technology/B. Sc. Para-Medical Courses-2021 in the UT of J&K and UT of Ladakh in a smooth manner. e conduct of Examination, congratulated the staff for smooth and transparent conduct of the Examination across both the UT’s. He said that though the Board has a precedent of conducting such examinations with utmost expertise and precision, this one was challenging in view of the prevailing circumstances due to spread of COVID-19. He added that utmost care was taken to maintain the Social distancing and follow all the SOP’s issued by the Government from time to time during the...