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14532 Jalandhar, March 10 Aum Gupta, a Class X student of Police DAV Public School, achieved the highest percentile (99.9796) in JEE Main in the very first attempt. Gupta does not intend to go in for subsequent chances and wants to focus on JEE Advance so that he meets his aim to qualify for BTech in computer sciences at IIT, Mumbai. He said he initially thought that the lockdown imposed in the wake of the Covid-19 would hamper his studies as he could not attend regular classes and coaching throughout the year. “I did coaching from a Chandigarh-based centre and everything went online from h...

5760 Chandigarh, February 23 In 2020, 18 new asteroids have been discovered by Indian students as part of an International science programme, ‘International Asteroid Discovery Project’, conducted by STEM & Space in collaboration with International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) as part of a NASA citizen science project. These discoveries have been confirmed recently by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) which records such discoveries formally in the Minor Planet Catalog. STEM & Space, an organisation working towards STEM learning of Astronomy and Space Science in Indi...

Varun Sharma Birthday Special: The millennial favorite comedy actor Born on 4th February 1990, Varun Sharma turns 31. His performances in Hindi comedies have been adored by the young fans. Varun Sharma was born on 4th February 1990 in Jalandhar, Punjab. He went to The Lawrence School in Sanawar, Apeejay School in his home city Jalandhar and graduated from ITFT Chandigarh in Media, Entertainment and Film Technology. Varun's debut in Bollywood quickly made him a fan favorite. He starred in the comedy-drama Fukrey directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba which was critically praised and raked in great ...

With the board exams pushed to May, many schools are planning to conduct additional physical classes and internal examinations

Jalandhar, December 22 While it was common to hear college students marking proxy attendance of their classmates during roll calls in online sessions, this trend is being witnessed now at the primary class level as well. It is common for schoolteachers to discover almost every second day that a family member or a sibling or a friend has been calling proxy for the student concerned. Since classes for schools are still being digitally run, it is not always students who join in – at times, it is their parents, elder brother or sister or a friend substituting for them. Giving excuses such as in...