Read more about Education ministry to review situation to decide on JEE-Mains, NEET on Business Standard. The Ministry of Education will soon review the situation to decide on conducting the two remaining editions of engineering entrance exams JEE-Mains and medical entrance exam NEET in August
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Suspense hovers over JEE Main, NEET exams; Education Ministry to review situation
The suspense over engineering entrance exams JEE Mains and medical entrance exam NEET will end soon. The Ministry of Educaton will soon review the situation to decide on conducting the two remaining editions of the key exams, sources told news agency PTI. A review meeting is likely to be conducted soon to decide on schedule of the pending editions of JEE-Mains and whether NEET-UG can be conducted on August 1, a source said.
The development comes a day after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced cancellation of Class 12 board examinatons in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is expected that the schedule for the subsequent entrance examinations will be decided soon.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. | AFP Photo
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Changes needed in Kerala’s higher education sector
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May 31, 2021 12:06 IST
Need of the hour is to integrate online sessions with active student-teacher interactions and other learning methods
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Need of the hour is to integrate online sessions with active student-teacher interactions and other learning methods
The integration of online sessions with active student-teacher interactions and other active learning methods is the need of the hour in Kerala’s higher education sector, according to educationist R.V.G. Menon.
“Teaching in engineering and arts and science colleges is yet to adopt even the changes that emerged in the school pedagogy. We continue to have faculty members who dictate notes to the students. Interestingly, students also expect it to be done,” he said. The new academic year in higher educational institutions in the State will start in the online mode from Tuesday onwards.