News Topic:Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD)
Education
In J&K, 83 percent govt schools have ‘defunct’ computers: MHRD
SRINAGAR — In Jammu and Kashmir, at least 83 percent of government schools have “defunct computer services” which is taking a toll on the...
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Gradual opening of schools after October 15: Education Ministry
SRINAGAR — The Education Ministry has issued the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for reopening of schools in the country.The guidelines for gradual opening of...
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Over 5,000 teaching posts lying vacant in JK School Edu deptt
SRINAGAR — More than five thousand teaching posts are lying vacant in the Jammu and Kashmir School Education department, thus simultaneously taking a toll...
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NEP-2020: B.Ed degree to be minimum requirement for teaching
SRINAGAR — The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has said that the minimum qualification for teaching will be a four-year integrated B.Ed degree.The...
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Over 16,000 Govt teachers in JK ‘Undergraduate’
SRINAGAR — At a time when the government is claiming to have taken steps to ensure quality education for the students, more than 16,000 teachers...
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Entrance exams only after the lockdown ends: HRD Ministry
The entrance exams to different technical education courses will be held only when the lockdown ends, the Human Resource Development Ministry said on Monday.
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MHRD sets up centres for GATE aspirants in Kashmir
SRINAGAR — In a major relief for Kashmiri GATE aspirants, the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has set up six exam centres in...
Education
B.Ed to be a four-year integrated course from next year
NEW DELHI — The government is going to introduce a four-year Bachelor in Education (B.Ed) course from next year with an aim to improve...
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