Online Maths Classes

After the announcement of CBSE Board exams dates for Classes 10 and 12, the states have started reopening their schools to prepare the students for the board exams. Here is a comprehensive list of various steps taken by the state education authorities.

As part of the new guidelines the government will be identifying the school-going underprivileged students whose studies were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and will be enrolling them for online classes or help them to take physical classes.

The Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) 2020 was conducted by CBSE and the Education Ministry.

She asked for a laptop, even a second-hand one, to continue her college classes during the coronavirus lockdown. But her family struggled with the request. Last week, the 19-year-old student of Delhi's Lady Shri Ram college (LSR) died by suicide at her home in Telangana, leaving a note that once again highlights the tragedy of thousands of families...

Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.

Lodged in an isolation centre in Leh, Kifayat Hussain is taking online classes using internet communication tools like Zoom and making YouTube videos for his Class 9 and 10 students.

Ms Jha started her YouTube channel three-four days ago to help class X students study Mathematics at their own time and convenience during this time when schools are closed.

CBSE has announced the annual BRICS Math Online Competition which is held for students of classes 1 to 12 in the 7 BRICS countries.

The CBSE on Wednesday said it will re-conduct examination in the maths and economics papers for Class 10 and Class 12 respectively following the leak of question papers even as a Delhi Police probe is underway.

11-year-olds at a primary school in China's Shunqing were asked to answer a question that many online have termed unsolvable, reports BBC. Pictures of the question have since created quite a stir on Chinese social media as many have been left utterly confused about the answer.

Social media is abuzz with complaints against the "tough" maths paper for Class 12 and as many as 240 petitions have been posted on Change.org platform, getting support from 25,000 people.

After the announcement of CBSE Board exams dates for Classes 10 and 12, the states have started reopening their schools to prepare the students for the board exams. Here is a comprehensive list of various steps taken by the state education authorities.

As part of the new guidelines the government will be identifying the school-going underprivileged students whose studies were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and will be enrolling them for online classes or help them to take physical classes.

The Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) 2020 was conducted by CBSE and the Education Ministry.

She asked for a laptop, even a second-hand one, to continue her college classes during the coronavirus lockdown. But her family struggled with the request. Last week, the 19-year-old student of Delhi's Lady Shri Ram college (LSR) died by suicide at her home in Telangana, leaving a note that once again highlights the tragedy of thousands of families...

Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.

Lodged in an isolation centre in Leh, Kifayat Hussain is taking online classes using internet communication tools like Zoom and making YouTube videos for his Class 9 and 10 students.

Ms Jha started her YouTube channel three-four days ago to help class X students study Mathematics at their own time and convenience during this time when schools are closed.

CBSE has announced the annual BRICS Math Online Competition which is held for students of classes 1 to 12 in the 7 BRICS countries.

The CBSE on Wednesday said it will re-conduct examination in the maths and economics papers for Class 10 and Class 12 respectively following the leak of question papers even as a Delhi Police probe is underway.

11-year-olds at a primary school in China's Shunqing were asked to answer a question that many online have termed unsolvable, reports BBC. Pictures of the question have since created quite a stir on Chinese social media as many have been left utterly confused about the answer.

Social media is abuzz with complaints against the "tough" maths paper for Class 12 and as many as 240 petitions have been posted on Change.org platform, getting support from 25,000 people.