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  • Private medical entrance test results likely tomorrow


    Wed, May 15th 2013

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    MUMBAI: With the Supreme Court lifting the ban on admission to post-graduate medical and dental colleges, private institutes in the state are likely to release their entrance exam results on Thursday. The Association of Managements of Unaided Private Medical and Dental Colleges (AMUPMDC) is yet to get its hands on the SC judgment, but the forum will release results and start admissions. AMUPMDC hMore.

  • CBSE flouts RTI Act, misses deadline for JEE (Main) candidates


    Wed, May 15th 2013

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    NEW DELHI: The decision by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to charge Rs 500 to release photocopy of Optic Magnetic Reader (OMR) sheet, answer key and calculation sheet of students who appeared for the Joint Entrance Examination (Main) 2013 is not only the violation of RTI Act, but has also come too late. Answer keys of JEE (Main) would be released at a time, when the deadline to aMore.

  • 15 JEE candidates drag CBSE to court over results


    Tue, May 14th 2013

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    MUMBAI: About 15 candidates who took the JEE (Main) and are unhappy with their results have moved the Delhi High Court against the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE), which conducted the exam. JEE (Main) scores are used for admission to engineering colleges as well as to shortlist students who can take advance exam for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology. In their petition,More.

  • NEET-PG Cheat sheet: How it will affect students


    Tue, May 14th 2013

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    What is NEET-PG: The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) conducted by Medical Council of India (MCI) was introduced last year in an effort to have a common national level entrance test for postgraduate courses in medicine and dentistry. With 90,000 students appearing at 50 exam centres in 33 metro cities for the test was a success. NEET-PG Controversy: But, the test was surrounded by controMore.

  • JEE Main students can now review scores


    Tue, May 14th 2013

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    In a move that will bring relief to many students, who scored lower than expected in the Joint Engineering Examination (JEE) Main exam, the Central Bureau of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to give them a chance to review their scores. In a notification late on Monday evening, CBSE announced that the exam’s answer key will be released to students. The notification, published on www.jMore.

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