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COVID-19: Haryana's Colleges, Universities Closed Till January 12
All universities and colleges shall remain closed till January 12 for students, the Haryana Higher Education Department said on Sunday in view of rising COVID-19 cases across the country.
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Admissions To DU From Kerala Board Higher Than UP, Haryana, Punjab State Boards: Panel
The report also noted that the data with respect to the board wise mean admission percentage of students admitted indicates that the five boards have varied mean percentage. It indicates that there has been significant variation in the marking system and requires an appropriate benchmarking.
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Haryana Colleges, Universities Closed Till April 30
All Colleges and Universities in Haryana will remain closed till April 30, the Director-General of Higher Education of the state said today.
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Haryana Waives Tuition Fee For Underprivileged Girl Students In Colleges, Universities
Haryana has introduced relaxation in the tution fee charged for the girl students pursuing post graduation courses. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar announced the new rule for tuition fees levied by higher educational institutions.
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Haryana: 534 Vacancies In Sanskrit Teacher Post To Be Filled
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has announced to fill 534 posts of post graduate teachers inSanskrit subject in the higher education service (group B service).
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School Reopening News Live Updates: Students Visiting Campuses With COVID-19 Restrictions
School Reopening News: While Punjab and Odisha are reopening Anganwadi centres, states like Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat and Karnataka are reopening schools for higher classes. Two states are reopening higher education institutions for the first time since lockdown.
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Educational Institutions Reopening Tomorrow In These States
Many states that had previously reopened schools for higher classes will reopen their schools for primary classes from February 1. Some states are also reopening colleges, universities with COVID-19 restrictions.
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Haryana Extends Deadline For PG Admission Till January 25 To Fill Vacant Seats
To fill the vacant seats in postgraduate (PG) classes in colleges and universities of Haryana, the Higher Education Department has extended the admission deadline till January 25, 2021.
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Haryana Chief Minister Launches Online Admission Platform For Undergraduate Courses
A new web portal of Higher Education Department and website of 158 government colleges were also launched by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
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Haryana: Online Admission To Undergraduate Classes Starts September 7
The Haryana Higher Education Department will start an online process for admission to undergraduate classes at state colleges from September 7 for the 2020-21 academic session beginning October 6.
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Haryana Universities, Colleges To Remain Closed Till July 31
Higher education institutions in Haryana will remain closed till July 31.
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Haryana Not To Conduct Exams For Higher, Technical Education Of All Courses
Haryana Education Minister Kanwar Pal on Tuesday said that the State Government has decided not to conduct the examinations of all terminal examinations (final semesters) and Intermediate semester examinations for Higher and Technical Education of all courses.
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COVID-19: Haryana To Conduct Final Semester Exams Of Higher And Technical Education Courses From July 1
Terminal exams of higher and technical education courses in Haryana will be conducted from July 1 to July 31, following all safety norms, in view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Haryana Launches Helpline Number To Help Students Deal With Stress
Haryana Higher Education department on Thursday launched a 24x7 helpline number for the students experiencing stress and mental health issues due to the nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of COVID-19.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Government Teachers In Haryana To Upload Lectures Online
Haryana government schools teachers have started recording and uploading tutorials on the website of the Higher Education Department so that students do not miss classes during lockdown.
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COVID-19: Haryana's Colleges, Universities Closed Till January 12
All universities and colleges shall remain closed till January 12 for students, the Haryana Higher Education Department said on Sunday in view of rising COVID-19 cases across the country.
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Admissions To DU From Kerala Board Higher Than UP, Haryana, Punjab State Boards: Panel
The report also noted that the data with respect to the board wise mean admission percentage of students admitted indicates that the five boards have varied mean percentage. It indicates that there has been significant variation in the marking system and requires an appropriate benchmarking.
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Haryana Colleges, Universities Closed Till April 30
All Colleges and Universities in Haryana will remain closed till April 30, the Director-General of Higher Education of the state said today.
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Haryana Waives Tuition Fee For Underprivileged Girl Students In Colleges, Universities
Haryana has introduced relaxation in the tution fee charged for the girl students pursuing post graduation courses. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar announced the new rule for tuition fees levied by higher educational institutions.
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Haryana: 534 Vacancies In Sanskrit Teacher Post To Be Filled
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has announced to fill 534 posts of post graduate teachers inSanskrit subject in the higher education service (group B service).
-
School Reopening News Live Updates: Students Visiting Campuses With COVID-19 Restrictions
School Reopening News: While Punjab and Odisha are reopening Anganwadi centres, states like Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat and Karnataka are reopening schools for higher classes. Two states are reopening higher education institutions for the first time since lockdown.
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Educational Institutions Reopening Tomorrow In These States
Many states that had previously reopened schools for higher classes will reopen their schools for primary classes from February 1. Some states are also reopening colleges, universities with COVID-19 restrictions.
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Haryana Extends Deadline For PG Admission Till January 25 To Fill Vacant Seats
To fill the vacant seats in postgraduate (PG) classes in colleges and universities of Haryana, the Higher Education Department has extended the admission deadline till January 25, 2021.
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Haryana Chief Minister Launches Online Admission Platform For Undergraduate Courses
A new web portal of Higher Education Department and website of 158 government colleges were also launched by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
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Haryana: Online Admission To Undergraduate Classes Starts September 7
The Haryana Higher Education Department will start an online process for admission to undergraduate classes at state colleges from September 7 for the 2020-21 academic session beginning October 6.
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Haryana Universities, Colleges To Remain Closed Till July 31
Higher education institutions in Haryana will remain closed till July 31.
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Haryana Not To Conduct Exams For Higher, Technical Education Of All Courses
Haryana Education Minister Kanwar Pal on Tuesday said that the State Government has decided not to conduct the examinations of all terminal examinations (final semesters) and Intermediate semester examinations for Higher and Technical Education of all courses.
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COVID-19: Haryana To Conduct Final Semester Exams Of Higher And Technical Education Courses From July 1
Terminal exams of higher and technical education courses in Haryana will be conducted from July 1 to July 31, following all safety norms, in view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Haryana Launches Helpline Number To Help Students Deal With Stress
Haryana Higher Education department on Thursday launched a 24x7 helpline number for the students experiencing stress and mental health issues due to the nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of COVID-19.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Government Teachers In Haryana To Upload Lectures Online
Haryana government schools teachers have started recording and uploading tutorials on the website of the Higher Education Department so that students do not miss classes during lockdown.
