(Download) CBSE: Class X English Communicative Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English Communicative (Vocational)

Subject -English Communicative

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English Communicative Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English Communicative (Foreign)

Subject -English Communicative

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English Communicative Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English Communicative (Delhi)

Subject -English Communicative

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English (Language & Literature) Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English (Language & Literature) (Vocational)

Subject -English (Language & Literature)

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English (Language & Literature) Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English (Language & Literature) (Out-Side)

Subject -English (Language & Literature)

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English (Language & Literature) Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English (Language & Literature) (Foreign)

Subject -English (Language & Literature)

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X English (Language & Literature) Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – English (Language & Literature) (Delhi)

Subject -English (Language & Literature)

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X Communicative Sanskrit Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – Communicative Sanskrit (Out-Side)

Subject -Communicative Sanskrit

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X Communicative Sanskrit Marking Scheme - 2015

Class – X

Subject – Communicative Sanskrit (Delhi)

Subject -Communicative Sanskrit

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Download) CBSE: Class X Bengali Marking Scheme - 2015 - RLH

Class – X

Subject – Bengali

Subject -Bengali RLH

Class: X

Year: 2015

(Notification) National Talent Search Examination 2015-16

Eligibility:

(Answer Key) CBSE Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) Exam 2015 (Class IX | Class XI)

Exam Name: Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) Exam

Year: 2015

Class: IX | Class XI

UDAAN (A Programme To Give Wings To Girl Students)

To address the teaching gap between school education & engineering entrances and to enrich the teaching & learning of Science and Mathematics at School level, the CBSE has launched a project to provide free offline / online resources through virtual contact classes and study material on tablets, to girl students of Class XI and Class XII for preparation of admission test for the premier engineering colleges in the country.

The special focus of project Udaan is to address the low enrollment ratio of girl students in these prestigious institutions and to enable girl students to receive special incentives and support so that they can join these institutions and go on to take leadership roles in the future.

OBJECTIVES

• To address the challenge of lower enrolment of girls in higher education institutes which is causing the socio- economic gap.
• To enable girl students from disadvantaged section of the society to soar to higher levels of education.
• To minimize the gap between curriculum intended, curriculum taught and curriculum learnt at senior secondary level.
• To enrich and enhance teaching and learning of Science and Mathematics at senior secondary level.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR SELECTION

• Girl students enrolled in Class XI in PCM stream
• Minimum 70% marks in Class X overall and 80% marks in Science and Mathematics; for Boards which follow CGPA, a minimum CGPA of 8 and a GPA of 9 in Science and Mathematics
• The annual family income should be less than 6 lakhs per annum
• Reservation as per JEE (Advanced)

• OBC (NCL) - 27 % , SC – 15 % , ST – 7.5 % ,
• PWD – 3 % of seats in every category.

KOMAL A film on Child Sexual Abuse CSA by CBSE

"Komal" A film on Child Sexual Abuse - A short animated film by Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India through Childline. The film has also won the national film award this year in the category of "best educational film"

English Medium

(Notification) UPSC Combined Defence Services Examination (II), 2015

No. 8/1/2015-E.I(B)- A Combined Defence Services Examination will be conducted by the Union Public Service Commission on 1November, 2015 for admission to the under mentioned courses:-

Name of the Course and Approximate No. of Vacancies.

1. Indian Military Academy, Dehradun 141 Course commencing in July, 2016 [including vacancies reserved for NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Army Wing) holders]. - (200)

2. Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala-Course commencing in July, 2016 Executive (Hydro/ General Service) (including 06 vacancies reserved for NCC 'C' Certificate holders (Naval Wing). (45)

3. Air Force Academy, Hyderabad (Pre-Flying) Training Course commencing in July, 2016 i.e. No. 200/16 F/PC Course. (32)

4. Officers Training Academy, Chennai, 104th SSC Course (for Men) commencing in October, 2016. (175)

5. Officers Training Academy, Chennai 18th SSC Women (NonTechnical) Course commencing in October, 2016 (11)

Educational Qualifications :

(i) For I.M.A. and Officers’ Training Academy- Degree of a recognised University or equivalent.

(ii) For Indian Naval Academy : Degree in Engineering from a recognised University/ Institution

(iii) For Air Force Academy : Degree of a recognised University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.

Graduates with first choice as Army/Navy/Air Force are to submit proof of graduation provisional certificates on the date of commencement of the SSB Interview at the SSB.

Age Limits, Sex and Marital Status :

(i) For IMA-Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd July, 1992 and not later than 1st July, 1997 only are eligible.

(ii) For Indian Naval Academy Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd July, 1992 and not later than 1st July, 1997 only are eligible.

Parents of CBSE school students oppose 6-day week proposal for Classes 6 to 8

More than 12,700 parents of children studying in schools affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) across the country, including Mumbai, have joined an online petition opposing a proposed six-day week for Classes 6 to 8.

‘Let our kids rest’ was started by parents last month, demanding that their children be allowed to relax over the weekend.

In a circular on curriculum updates for 2015-16, the CBSE has directed schools to function six hours and 10 minutes six days a week. However, it will remain a five-day week for students of Classes 1 to 5.

Though the CBSE officials said the proposal is yet to be finalised, parents have started an online campaign raising their voices against it. The parents have written a petition addressed to the CBSE board chairperson.

“Indian students have some of the highest stress levels in the world,” read the petition. “Our children don’t have enough time to spend with families, play sports or take part in extra-curricular activities.”

The parents have demanded the board to withdraw the proposal. “If many of us sign the petition, we can send the message loud and clear to CBSE not to overburden our children,” said a parent, refusing to be named.

They said that weekends are important for children to de-stress after working hard throughout the week. “My son looks forward to weekends as he can relax and do activities that he loves,” said a parent. “This also helps my son focus at school for the rest of the week.”

(Date Sheet) CBSE: Class X Compartment/IOP Exam July, 2015

(Date Sheet) CBSE: Class XII Compartment/IOP Exam July, 2015

CBSE: IIT-JEE (Main) 2015 Exam Result Announced

Exam Name: IIT-JEE (Main)

Year: 2015