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THE DU colleges are getting tech-savvy and that is bad news if you try to gain admission with a fake certificate. Abhishek Gaur realised this, a tad late, on Wednesday. The Hindu College authorities caught him out after they accessed his CBSE marks online and realised that the 19-year-old had submitted a cleverly forged certificate.
Gaur, who is reportedly the son of an IAS officer posted in Bareilly, UP, had applied for physics honours but he had got only about 70 per cent marks in Class XII. Kavita Sharma, principal of Hindu, said the boy had increased his score by 64 marks which put him in the 90 per cent bracket. Thirty marks were added to mathematics, 24 to chemistry and 10 to English.
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At least 320 students of the prestigious Cambridge School and hundreds more who were to clear their board examinations received a major jolt when the Supreme Court said they were not entitled to take the CBSE tests as their school was not affiliated to the premier Board.
These students, studying in classes X and XII of Cambridge School at Ranchi, had been litigating for protecting their careers on the ground that they werent aware that the school wasnt affiliated to CBSE. A Bench of Justices Arijit Pasayat and L S Panta dismissed their appeal even though 321 students had appeared in
CBSE chairman faces inquiry by vigilance cell
The man who reformed CBSE’s examination pattern is in the dock.
Ashok Ganguly, chairman of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is facing an inquiry by the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) and union Human Resource Development (HRD) ministry over a battery of charges relating to corruption, extending favours and amassing assets worth crores.
Two more officers in CBSE controller of examination, Pavnesh Kumar, and G Balasubramaniam, former Director Academics are also under the scanner.
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Now, Inter marks may help score at Eamcet
Getting that medical or engineering seat may soon be a little less tough. The government intends to introduce a new system from 2009 whereby 25 per cent weightage would be given to Intermediate marks while deciding Eamcet rankings.
The new system will be applicable to students who will take admissions to the Intermediate course in 2007 and thereby write Eamcet two years later in 2009.
This was announced by higher and technical education minister P Venkateshwar Rao on Friday at the inaugural function of the three-day orientation programme for officers principals and lecturers
Now, Inter marks may help score at Eamcet
Getting that medical or engineering seat may soon be a little less tough. The government intends to introduce a new system from 2009 whereby 25 per cent weightage would be given to Intermediate marks while deciding Eamcet rankings.
The new system will be applicable to students who will take admissions to the Intermediate course in 2007 and thereby write Eamcet two years later in 2009.
This was announced by higher and technical education minister P Venkateshwar Rao on Friday at the inaugural function of the three-day orientation programme for officers principals and lecturers
Now, Inter marks may help score at Eamcet
Getting that medical or engineering seat may soon be a little less tough. The government intends to introduce a new system from 2009 whereby 25 per cent weightage would be given to Intermediate marks while deciding Eamcet rankings.
The new system will be applicable to students who will take admissions to the Intermediate course in 2007 and thereby write Eamcet two years later in 2009.
This was announced by higher and technical education minister P Venkateshwar Rao on Friday at the inaugural function of the three-day orientation programme for officers principals and lecturers