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Yearender 2024: Major Changes In School And College Education
Yearender 2024: From the scrapping of the 'No Detention Policy' in schools to the proposal of biannual admissions in universities by the University Grants Commission (UGC), these changes aim to reshape the educational landscape.
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'No Detention' Policy Scrapped For Classes 5 and 8: What It Means For Students
'No Detention' Policy Scrapped: If a student does not meet the promotion criteria after regular exams, they will be given an additional opportunity for re-examination within two months of the result declaration.
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Will Continue To Follow 'No-Detention Policy' Till Class 8: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu will continue to follow the 'no-detention policy' up to class 8, School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said on Monday.
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Centre Scraps 'No-Detention' Policy For Classes 5 And 8 Students Failing Year-End Exams
The government has clarified that no child shall be expelled from any school till completion of elementary education.
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Class 5, 8 Students Need To Clear Annual Exams For Promotion: Delhi Government's New Policy
Manish Sisodia, the Education Minister of Delhi said that the 'no detention policy', although very progressive, the education system could not take its full advantage due to lack of preparation.
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"No Apologies": Ex-German Chancellor Defends Her Russia Policy Amid War
Former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday defended her years-long policy of detente towards Moscow, saying she had "nothing to apologise for" even as the Ukraine war casts a pall on her legacy.
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Tamil Nadu Scraps Plan To Hold Public Exams To Classes 5, 8 Students
The proposed system would have also scrapped the existing detention free annual exam assessing students only on the last term curriculum.
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West Bengal For Abolishing "No Detention" Policy For Classes 5 To 10
Close on the heels of announcing the re-introduction of the ''pass-fail'' system in classes 5 and 8, West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee on Friday said the state government is also in favour of abolishing the ''no detention'' policy for classes 5 to 10.
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Tripura Approves Children Education Act
The act, which was earlier passed by parliament, provides for a regular examination in classes V and VIII and if the child fails, he or she shall be given additional opportunity for re-examination in two months' time.
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'Re-Introduce No-Detention Policy After Systematic Change In Education Sector': Manish Sisodia
Manish Sisodia, the Delhi Education Minister, lauded the move to remove the no detention policy but also said that it should be reintroduced after 'having a full proof systematic change in education sector'.
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Parliament Nods Bill That Scraps ''No Detention'' Policy
As per the old policy, children could not be failed in examinations, and their promotion to next class could not be withheld up to Class 8.
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Parliamentary Panel For Removing 'No Detention' Policy, Common Guidelines For States
The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development has backed the government's proposal to abolish the 'no detention policy' in schools.
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Parliamentary Panel For Removing 'No Detention Policy', Common Guidelines For States
The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development has backed the governments proposal to abolish the 'no detention policy' in schools.
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No-Detention Policy Was Poorly Implemented: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has lauded the Centre's decision to scrap the no- detention policy, saying it was poorly implemented.
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Union Cabinet Approves Scrapping Of No Detention Policy Till Class 8
The Union Cabinet today approved the scrapping of the no-detention policy in schools till Class 8. It also gave its nod to the Human Resource Development Ministry's plan of creating 20 world-class institutions in the country.
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Yearender 2024: Major Changes In School And College Education
Yearender 2024: From the scrapping of the 'No Detention Policy' in schools to the proposal of biannual admissions in universities by the University Grants Commission (UGC), these changes aim to reshape the educational landscape.
-
'No Detention' Policy Scrapped For Classes 5 and 8: What It Means For Students
'No Detention' Policy Scrapped: If a student does not meet the promotion criteria after regular exams, they will be given an additional opportunity for re-examination within two months of the result declaration.
-
Will Continue To Follow 'No-Detention Policy' Till Class 8: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu will continue to follow the 'no-detention policy' up to class 8, School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said on Monday.
-
Centre Scraps 'No-Detention' Policy For Classes 5 And 8 Students Failing Year-End Exams
The government has clarified that no child shall be expelled from any school till completion of elementary education.
-
Class 5, 8 Students Need To Clear Annual Exams For Promotion: Delhi Government's New Policy
Manish Sisodia, the Education Minister of Delhi said that the 'no detention policy', although very progressive, the education system could not take its full advantage due to lack of preparation.
-
"No Apologies": Ex-German Chancellor Defends Her Russia Policy Amid War
Former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday defended her years-long policy of detente towards Moscow, saying she had "nothing to apologise for" even as the Ukraine war casts a pall on her legacy.
-
Tamil Nadu Scraps Plan To Hold Public Exams To Classes 5, 8 Students
The proposed system would have also scrapped the existing detention free annual exam assessing students only on the last term curriculum.
-
West Bengal For Abolishing "No Detention" Policy For Classes 5 To 10
Close on the heels of announcing the re-introduction of the ''pass-fail'' system in classes 5 and 8, West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee on Friday said the state government is also in favour of abolishing the ''no detention'' policy for classes 5 to 10.
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Tripura Approves Children Education Act
The act, which was earlier passed by parliament, provides for a regular examination in classes V and VIII and if the child fails, he or she shall be given additional opportunity for re-examination in two months' time.
-
'Re-Introduce No-Detention Policy After Systematic Change In Education Sector': Manish Sisodia
Manish Sisodia, the Delhi Education Minister, lauded the move to remove the no detention policy but also said that it should be reintroduced after 'having a full proof systematic change in education sector'.
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Parliament Nods Bill That Scraps ''No Detention'' Policy
As per the old policy, children could not be failed in examinations, and their promotion to next class could not be withheld up to Class 8.
-
Parliamentary Panel For Removing 'No Detention' Policy, Common Guidelines For States
The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development has backed the government's proposal to abolish the 'no detention policy' in schools.
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Parliamentary Panel For Removing 'No Detention Policy', Common Guidelines For States
The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development has backed the governments proposal to abolish the 'no detention policy' in schools.
-
No-Detention Policy Was Poorly Implemented: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has lauded the Centre's decision to scrap the no- detention policy, saying it was poorly implemented.
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Union Cabinet Approves Scrapping Of No Detention Policy Till Class 8
The Union Cabinet today approved the scrapping of the no-detention policy in schools till Class 8. It also gave its nod to the Human Resource Development Ministry's plan of creating 20 world-class institutions in the country.
