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SSC CGL 2014 exam dates for Karnataka-Kerala Region announced

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September 21, 2014

SSC CGLStaff Selection Commission (SSC) of Karnataka Kerala Region (KKR) has announced the exam date of Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam 2014, popularly known as SSC CGL Exam 2014. Earlier, the SSC CGL 2014 for KKR region was scheduled to be held on April 25 and May 4, 2014. In view of the General Elections, CGLE 2014 was postponed and it was said that the exam will tentatively be scheduled in the second half of the year. Now, the SSC CGL 2014 exam date has been announced as October 19, 2014.

The Combined Graduate Level exam is conducted for vacant positions in the Central Government departments or various ministries at various positions such as Assistant, Assistant Enforcement Officer, Sub Inspector, Divisional Accountant, Statistical Investigator Grade II, Inspector, Auditor, Accountant/ Junior Accountant, Upper Division Clerk, Tax Assistant, Compiler, and Registrar General of India.

CGL Exam Pattern

SSC Combined Graduate Level Exam is conducted in three tiers:

Tier I

  • Tier –I is a written exam with one paper common for all categories of posts.

Part

Subject

Maximum Marks or Questions

Total Duration

Total Duration for visually handicapped candidates

A.

General Intelligence & Reasoning

50

2 hours

2 hours 40 min

B.

General Awareness

50

C

Numerical Aptitude

50

D

English Comprehension

50

Total Marks

200

There is negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. Question papers are set in English and Hindi for parts A, B and C.

Those who qualify Tier I are eligible to sit for Tier II exams.

TIER II

  • Tier-II consists of written exam in three different papers or subjects. Candidates have to appear for two or all the three papers depending upon the category of posts they have applied for:

Part

Subject

Maximum Marks or Questions

Total Duration

Total Duration for visually handicapped candidates

I

Arithmetical Ability

200 (100 Questions)

2Hours

2 Hours and 40 Min.

II

English Language &

Comprehension

200 (100 Questions)

2Hours

2 Hours and 40 Min.

III

Commerce/

Mathematics

Statistics/Economics

200 (100 Questions)

2Hours

2 Hours and 40 Min.

Paper I & Paper II are compulsory for all categories of posts while Paper III is compulsory for the posts of Statistical Investigators Group II & Compiler. There is negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer in these papers too.

Candidates will be shortlisted for Tier III exam on the basis of their performance in Tier I & Tier II exam.

TIER III

  • Candidates appearing for Auditor, Accountant, UDCs, Tax Assistant, and Compiler posts are not required to appear for the Interview round.
  • For all other candidates, Personality Test or interview carry a maximum of 100 marks.
  • Candidates applying for the post of Assistant in CSS have to qualify the Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) which has components of Word Processing, Spread Sheets and generation of slides.
  • Candidates applying for the post of Tax Assistants (Central Excise and Income Tax), candidates need to qualify the Data Entry Speed Skill Test, in which they have to achieve a score of 2000 key depressions in 15 minutes.

The exam dates for remaining regional websites of SSC CGL exam 2014 have not been declared yet.

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August 9,2020

The core objective of the new National Education Policy (NEP), which has given freedom for amalgamation of different concepts, will be translated into action through the National Curriculum Framework, CBSE director said on Friday.

CBSE Director Biswajit Saha made the comments during an e-conclave on the new NEP organised by the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

“The core objective of the policy will be translated into action through the National Curriculum Framework (NCF), which needs more participatory approach. The policy has given freedom for amalgamation of different concepts and multidisciplinary approach. The NCF will give a roadmap for implementation of reforms laid down in the policy,” he said.

Saha said the training required for competency-based education and learning outcomes can be achieved with progressive participation of stakeholders.

“There could be a debate about the training required for competency-based education and learning outcomes but once we have decided we want to do it, it can be achieved with progressive participation of stakeholders. It is a forward-looking policy,” the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) director said.

The NEP approved by the Union Cabinet replaces the 34-year-old National Policy on Education framed in 1986 and is aimed at paving the way for transformational reforms in school and higher education systems to make India a global knowledge superpower.

Choice between 3 or 4 year undergraduate courses, multiple entry and exit options in degree courses, adding 3.5 crore seats in higher education institutions, which will now have a single regulator, discontinuation of M.Phil programmes and fixation of fees are among the higher education reforms outlined in the new NEP.

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Media Release
March 4,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 4: With an objective to create awareness among children about the importance of consumption of fruits in regular diet, First Steps Pre-School, Kudroli, celebrated Fruits Day on Friday 28th February 2020 with fun and frolic.

The tiny tots of preschool celebrated Fruit Day. Children, representing the fruits of their choice sang the fruit rhymes with great zest, enthusiasm and vigour, enjoying the moments of joy and happiness in the company of their mates & teachers.

Teachers had made interesting and simple stories on encouraging children to have fruits in their meals. The teachers also explained the importance of fruits’ intake in diet for mental and physical growth. The tiny tots also learned more about the taste, smell,

color and texture of each fruit. Children clearly understood the importance of washing the fruits before eating or cooking and about the benefits of eating fresh fruits.

All the children were found to be quite thrilled and were positive on the fact that fruits are better than junk food.

The head teacher Himna S. Ahmed, teacher Azeema and Master Shehzan S. Ahmed arranged the event in an impressive manner which added feather to the event.

The event magnificently concluded with fruit feast for the kids of pre-school.

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Agencies
July 3,2020

New Delhi, Jul 3: The Delhi High Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea challenging Karnataka government's decision to impose a 25 percent domicile reservation in the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru.

A division bench of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Subramonium Prasad observed that the impugned law is passed by the State of Karnataka, and the respondent university is also situated in Karnataka.

The court granted liberty to the petitioner to move the appropriate forum with their grievances.

The Karnataka Assembly had passed the National Law School of India (Amendment) Act, 2020 in March this year, which provided a 25 per cent horizontal reservation for students of Karnataka in the NLSIU.

The High Court observed that the main contesting parties in the present case were the NLSIU and the Karnataka Government. As the court did not show any interest in entertaining the plea, the petitioner withdrew the plea.

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