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Fresh Weather Forecast for Jammu & Kashmir: Oct 26 – Nov 6, 2024

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Weather Forecast for Jammu & Kashmir: October 26 – November 6, 2024

Forecast Overview

  • October 26 – October 28: Generally dry weather conditions across Jammu and Kashmir, providing a stable environment for outdoor activities.
  • October 29: Cloud cover expected, with a possibility of light rain or light snowfall over the higher reaches of North and Central Kashmir. Travelers and residents in mountainous areas should prepare for slightly cooler conditions and possible slick roads due to precipitation.
  • October 30 – October 31: A return to generally dry weather, with minimal precipitation expected across the region.
  • November 1 – November 6: Extended period of generally dry weather, ensuring favorable conditions for both travel and daily activities across Jammu & Kashmir.

Overall: No significant weather disturbances are expected until at least November 5, 2024.


Advisory for Farmers

The current stable weather forecast presents an excellent window for ongoing agricultural activities. Farmers in the region are encouraged to:

  • Harvesting: Continue with harvesting activities, as the dry conditions over the next several days support efficient harvesting processes.
  • Safe Storage: Ensure safe and secure storage of harvested crops to protect them from any unexpected moisture.
  • Farm Operations: Conduct other essential farm operations during this dry spell to maximize productivity.

CBSE Date Sheet 2025: Class 10 & 12 Practical Exam Dates Announced – Schedule & Guidelines

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CBSE Class 10th, 12th practical exam dates: The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has released the practical exam date sheet for Class 10th and 12th on the official website.

Practical exams for Classes 10 and 12 are scheduled to start on January 1, 2025, with theory exams commencing from February 15, 2025. However, CBSE winter-bound schools will hold practical exams from November 5 to December 5, 2024. The board has also issued detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and guidelines for conducting Practical Exams, Project Work, and Internal Assessments in these winter-bound schools, which will remain closed in January 2025.

Along with the exam date announcement, CBSE has issued the subject-wise marks distribution for Classes 10 and 12. Schools are advised to review this thoroughly and ensure accuracy when uploading practical marks, as once submitted, the marks cannot be altered. To support schools in conducting both practical and theory exams smoothly, CBSE has also provided a detailed list of subjects for both classes. This list includes information such as class, subject code, subject name, maximum marks for theory exams, practical exams, project assessments, internal assessments, and the type of answer book to be used in the theory exams.

CBSE class 10, 12 practical exam notice

The official notification states, “The Practical Examinations/ IA for class X and XIl and the Board’s Annual Theory Examinations are scheduled to start w.e.f. 01/01/2025 and 15/02/2025 respectively.”

Candidates can visit the official website to check the notice of the CBSE Class 10, and 12 practical exams to get the complete details. Alternatively, candidates can click on the link provided here to download the CBSE 10,12 practical exam notice.

Download official notification here.

JKBOTE: Theory Exam Date Sheet for Leh and Kargil Polytechnics, Nov-Dec 2024

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Jammu and Kashmir Board of Technical Education (JKBOTE): Theory Exam Date Sheet for Leh and Kargil Polytechnics, Nov-Dec 2024

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Technical Education (JKBOTE) has released the much-anticipated theory date sheet for the 1st, 3rd, and 6th semesters of Leh and Kargil polytechnics for the November-December 2024 examination session. This schedule specifically caters to students enrolled under the New Scheme. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the examination schedule, preparation tips, and essential guidelines for students.

Important Dates and Schedule Highlights

The JKBOTE exam date sheet for the 1st, 3rd, and 6th semesters ensures that students from both Leh and Kargil polytechnics have adequate time to prepare and manage their schedules. The tentative dates for the exams are designed to cover all major subjects in each semester.

Here’s a brief overview of the exam schedule:

  • 1st Semester: The exams for 1st-semester students will begin in early November, with each core subject spaced over several days. This allows new students enough time to adjust and review material between exams.
  • 3rd Semester: Mid-semester students will have their exams starting mid-November. Subjects will cover a broad range of topics from their technical curriculum, aligning with the New Scheme structure.
  • 6th Semester: For final-semester students, the examination period will commence in late November, giving ample time for revision and final preparations. As these exams determine their qualifications, students are advised to focus extensively on both core and specialized subjects.

Download Date Sheet PDF

Each semester’s exams are scheduled to avoid date clashes and ensure students can comfortably transition between exams.

Detailed Exam Preparation Tips

Preparing for the JKBOTE examinations can be a daunting task, especially for polytechnic students balancing theory with hands-on technical training. Here are some targeted tips to excel in your theory exams:

  1. Review the Curriculum: Go over each subject’s syllabus thoroughly. The New Scheme curriculum emphasizes practical and theoretical understanding, so make sure to cover all major topics.
  2. Past Year Papers: Analyze previous years’ question papers to understand the types of questions commonly asked. Practicing with these will improve your familiarity with exam patterns and time management.
  3. Create a Study Timetable: Plan your study schedule by allocating specific time slots for each subject, giving priority to tougher subjects and areas needing improvement.
  4. Focus on Core Concepts: For technical subjects, understanding the core principles is essential. Memorization alone may not be sufficient, as polytechnic exams often test application skills.
  5. Group Study and Discussions: Engage in group studies with classmates to discuss challenging concepts. Explaining topics to others can also reinforce your own understanding.
  6. Self-Assessment Tests: Regularly assess your preparation through mock tests and self-quizzes to gauge your strengths and areas for improvement.

Exam Day Essentials and Conduct Guidelines

To ensure a smooth examination experience, students should be well-prepared with necessary documentation and follow JKBOTE’s conduct guidelines. Here’s a checklist:

  1. Bring Your Admit Card: The admit card is mandatory to enter the examination hall. Ensure all details are accurate and legible.
  2. Stationery and Calculators: Keep all required materials, including pens, pencils, and calculators (if allowed), ready. Avoid borrowing items during the exam.
  3. Arrive Early: Reach the exam center at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start to avoid last-minute stress.
  4. Follow Exam Conduct Rules: Any breach of conduct, such as carrying electronic devices, can lead to disqualification. Follow all invigilator instructions closely.
  5. Stay Calm and Focused: Manage stress by practicing relaxation techniques. Take deep breaths, stay calm, and focus on your answers during the exam.

JKBOTE’s Commitment to Student Success

The Jammu and Kashmir Board of Technical Education (JKBOTE) aims to provide an organized and student-friendly exam schedule. By adhering to JKBOTE guidelines and preparing thoroughly, students can maximize their performance.

For students enrolled in Leh and Kargil polytechnics, this exam session is an important milestone, especially for those in their final semester. JKBOTE’s commitment to quality technical education aligns with providing students with comprehensive resources and a structured academic plan to succeed in the competitive field of polytechnic education.

The upcoming Nov-Dec 2024 examination session for Leh and Kargil Polytechnic students under JKBOTE’s New Scheme is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge and readiness for the professional world. By utilizing the detailed date sheet and adhering to best practices in preparation, students can approach their exams with confidence and a clear strategy for success.

University of Kashmir Recruitment 2024 for Project Assistant, Salary 20000/ month

University of Kashmir Recruitment 2024 for Project Assistant, Salary 20000/ month

The Department of Clinical Biochemistry at the University of Kashmir, Srinagar, invites applications for a Project Assistant position under the research project titled “High altitude induced thrombosis in transhumant pastoralist Gujjar-Bakarwal population of Jammu and Kashmir: A prospective, longitudinal observational study.” This project is funded by DHR under GIA-2022, Govt. of India.

Position: Project Assistant
Number of Positions: 1
Salary: INR 20,000/Month + HRA

Essential Qualifications:

  • B.Sc. MLT (Minimum) OR
  • M.Sc. in Clinical Biochemistry, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology with at least 55% marks or equivalent CGPA.

University of Kashmir Recruitment Notification 2024, check eligibility

Desirable Qualifications:

  • Profound knowledge of medical lab technology.
  • Field experience in conducting clinical studies.
  • Prior experience working in diagnostic laboratories.

Application Details: Candidates must submit applications with their details (name, age, contact information, qualifications, and experience) and photocopies of relevant documents to the Office of Clinical Biochemistry by 5th November 2024.

For further inquiries, please email Prof. Fouzia Rashid at fouzia_rashid@kashmiruniversity.ac.in

Vacant Key Health Positions, Including CMO Anantnag, to Be Filled Soon: Director Health

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CMO Anantnag among other key posts lying vacant

All key posts to be filled within few days: Director Health

Anantnag, Oct 25 (KNO): Several key posts including the post of Chief Medical Officer (CMO) are lying vacant in South Kashmir Anantnag district with the employees working in the different hospitals stating that the absence of the top officials has affected the work badly.

According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), it has come to the fore that key positions including the CMO Anantnag, Block Medical Officers for Bijbehara and Achabal as well as the position of DTO are lying vacant for a long time now.

The district has no permanent CMO since March 2022 as the deputy CMO at present is performing the duties of CMO, which simultaneously has affected the work badly.

Besides, the posts of BMO Bijbehara and Achabal too are lying vacant for the past eight month now. “These key positions should have been filled on priority, but unfortunately the authorities are delaying it for unknown reasons,” sources said.

They added that the health department has been working hard to ensure better healthcare facilities to the people, but such issues are affecting the work.

“Such issues need to be resolved at the shortest possible time so that the people could heave a sigh of relief and no works would remain pending for a long time,” they said.

Meanwhile, Director Health Services, Kashmir, Dr Jahangir Bakhshi told KNO that the posts couldn’t be filled due to the Model Code Conduct (MCC). However, he said that all the key posts will be filled within a few days—(KNO)

JKPSC Announces Interview Schedule for J&K Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2023

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Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission Announces Interview Schedule for J&K Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2023

The Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) has issued a notice calling candidates for the Personality Test (Interview) as part of the J&K Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2023. Candidates bearing Roll Numbers 9201148 and 9221999 have been shortlisted to appear for the interview scheduled on 29th October 2024 at the JKPSC office in Solina, Srinagar, at 09:30 AM.

This latest notice follows a previous one dated 16th October 2024, and all other terms and conditions from that notice will remain unchanged. Candidates are advised to be present at the venue on the designated date and time for the interview process.

The notice has been officially signed by Anil Kaul, Secretary, JKPSC, and has been widely circulated for public awareness through the Director of Information and Public Relations, Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

This announcement is crucial for candidates aiming to secure positions through this competitive examination. For further details, candidates may refer to the notice boards at the JKPSC offices in Srinagar and Jammu, or visit the commission’s official website.

Cluster University Srinagar Recruitment 2024: Assistant Professor Vacancies, check eligibility

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Cluster University Srinagar Recruitment 2024: Assistant Professor Vacancies

Cluster University Srinagar has announced Advertisement Notice No. 01-CUS of 2024, dated October 25, 2024, inviting applications for the position of Assistant Professors in various disciplines. The recruitment offers positions in Pay Level 10 of the 7th Central Pay Commission (CPC), with a salary range of ₹57,700-₹1,82,400.

Anganwadi Helpers Recruitment 2024

Available Posts by Department:

  1. Biochemistry: 1 (Un-reserved)
  2. Botany: 1 (Scheduled Caste)
  3. Chemistry: 1 (Un-reserved)
  4. Commerce: 1 (Scheduled Tribe-1)
  5. Computer Applications: 2 (Scheduled Tribe-2)
  6. Economics: 1 (Un-reserved)
  7. Education: 1 (Backward Area)
  8. English: 1 (Other Backward Classes)
  9. Environmental Science: 1 (Economically Weaker Section)
  10. Geography: 1 (Un-reserved)
  11. History: 1 (ALC/International Border)
  12. Information Technology: 1 (Scheduled Tribe-1)
  13. Journalism and Mass Communication: 2 (Scheduled Tribe-1 & 2)
  14. Management Studies: 2 (Un-reserved & Backward Area)
  15. Physics: 1 (Other Backward Classes)
  16. Political Science: 1 (Economically Weaker Section)
  17. Zoology: 1 (Un-reserved)

Application Fee:

  • General Category: ₹2,000
  • SC/ST Category: ₹1,500

Read more University of Kashmir Recruitment Notification 2024, check eligibility

The application form must be submitted online, along with a printout of the filled application and the fee receipt. Documents can either be delivered in person or sent by post to the Registrar, Cluster University of Srinagar, Gogji Bagh, Srinagar, 190008. The deadline for submission is December 7, 2024.

Educational Qualifications:

Candidates should have a Master’s degree with 55% marks in a relevant subject. Additionally, candidates should have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) or equivalent as per UGC regulations. Ph.D. holders are exempt from this requirement under certain conditions.

For detailed eligibility and relaxation criteria, applicants should refer to the official notification available on the university’s website: www.cusrinagar.edu.in.

University of Kashmir Recruitment Notification 2024, check eligibility

Recruitment Opportunity at the Department of Bioresources, University of Kashmir, Srinagar

The Department of Bioresources at the University of Kashmir, Srinagar, invites applications from motivated and eligible candidates for various research positions under the ANRF and DBT-funded projects. These positions include Junior Research Fellow (JRF), Student Internship, and Senior Research Fellow (SRF), offering exciting opportunities in cutting-edge research areas.

Available Positions:

  1. Junior Research Fellow (JRF) – 1-ANRF Project
    • Project Title: Pharmaceutical co-crystals/salts of azole antifungals. Development and investigation of their physicochemical and anti-fungal properties and cytotoxicity studies.
    • Essential Qualification: M.Sc. in Bioresources/Biotechnology/Microbiology/Biochemistry and allied subjects. Age limit: 28 years (relaxation as per Govt. of India norms).
    • Desirable Qualification: CSIR/UGC-NET or GATE qualification. Research experience in molecular biology, fungal microbiology/biochemistry, microbial pathogenesis, and drug resistance.
  2. Student Internship – 1a-ANRF Project
    • Duration: 2 months under the SSR Scheme.
    • Essential Qualification: Students pursuing their master’s degree (final semester) or recent graduates in Chemistry.

Anganwadi Helpers Recruitment 2024 Merit List Notification

  1. Senior Research Fellow (SRF) – 2-DBT Project
    • Project Title: Sugar transporters as new determinants of drug resistance in Candida auris.
    • Essential Qualification: M.Sc. with two years of research experience in addition to the essential qualifications. Age limit: 32 years (relaxation as per Govt. of India norms).
    • Desirable Qualification: CSIR/UGC-NET or GATE qualification. Experience in molecular biology, fungal microbiology/biochemistry, microbial pathogenesis, and drug resistance.

Application Process:

Candidates interested in these positions should submit their application in the prescribed format, along with all required documents (CV, mark sheets, degree certificates, NET/GATE scorecards, etc.), as a single PDF to the Principal Investigator at the following email: abdulhaseeb@kashmiruniversity.ac.in. The last date for submission is November 10, 2024.

For more details and the application form, please visit the official university website at https://kashmiruniversity.net/jobs.aspx

Baba Alexander celebrates 52nd Birthday with specially-abled children

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Baba Alexander celebrates 52nd Birthday with specially-abled children

In a heartwarming celebration, Baba Alexander, Master Trainer of the National Child Development Council (NCDC) and Global Goodwill Ambassador, marked his 52nd birthday at the Adoor Pallikal Buds (School) Rehabilitation Centre with specially-abled children. The event featured vibrant art performances by the school’s children, creating a joyous atmosphere.

Baba Alexander praised the students, stating that they are “one step ahead of others” and emphasized the importance of recognizing and supporting differently-abled children within society. He encouraged parents to take pride in their children’s unique abilities.

Dignitaries in attendance included Pallikal Gram Panchayat President Sushila Kunjamma Kurup, Welfare Standing Committee Chairperson Sheena Regi, and several other local officials. The children, along with teachers and staff, received thoughtful gifts, adding to the celebratory spirit.

Expressing his gratitude, Baba Alexander said it was a privilege to share one of the most important days of his life with the children of Buds School.

Kashmir University Declares BG 4th Semester Results, Batch 2022 (NEP)

University of Kashmir Announces Results for BG 4th Semester Examination, Batch 2022 (NEP)

The University of Kashmir has officially declared the much-anticipated results for the Bachelor of General (BG) 4th Semester Examination under the National Education Policy (NEP) framework, specifically for the 2022 batch. The exams, held in June and July of 2024, saw significant participation from students across various colleges affiliated with the university. The announcement has brought relief and excitement to students who had been eagerly awaiting their results, which mark a crucial academic milestone.

Significance of the BG 4th Semester Examination

The 4th semester exams are pivotal for students in the three-year undergraduate program, especially as they determine eligibility for moving into the final year of their program. With the introduction of the NEP 2020, the 4th semester exams also take on added significance as students transition to a more holistic, multidisciplinary approach. The results reflect students’ academic progress halfway through their degree programs, and students who excelled will now have more academic,flexibility in the 5th and 6th semesters.

4th Sem Result Direct Link here

NEP 2020 and Its Impact on the Examination System

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, introduced by the Government of India, is a landmark reform in Indian education aimed at transforming both the curriculum and the pedagogical approach. Kashmir University, following NEP guidelines, has restructured its assessment methods, introducing a combination of internal assessments, practical examinations, and theory papers to create a more balanced evaluation system. The NEP framework emphasizes conceptual understanding, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning, which contrasts with traditional rote learning methods.

Under NEP 2020, students at Kashmir University have had the opportunity to engage in diverse,courses and electives, and the 4th semester has been a chance for them to showcase their skills in both core subjects and their chosen electives. The new structure aims to reduce stress among students by providing multiple opportunities to improve their grades and perform better overall.

The Examination Process and Challenges

The June-July 2024 examination session presented logistical challenges due to the high number of students and the shift towards digital platforms for examination management. Despite these challenges, the University of Kashmir successfully conducted the exams, employing rigorous protocols to ensure fair and transparent assessments.

The exam period saw a mixed reaction from students, with some noting the difficulty of certain subjects, while others appreciated the chance to explore diverse topics through the new curriculum. Students were evaluated based on a combination of internal assessments, practical exams, and written tests.

Technological Advances in the Examination Process

To adapt to the changing needs of a large student body, the University of Kashmir has increasingly incorporated technology into its examination and results management. Online portals and apps now allow students to access their results more conveniently. By adopting digital tools, the university has been able to ensure timely updates for students, and the digital format has also allowed for quicker processing of results. These advancements highlight the university’s commitment to integrating technology into its administrative processes.

Student Reactions and Academic Pathways Forward

The announcement of the 4th semester results has triggered a range of reactions from students. Many expressed relief at finally receiving their grades, while others are making plans based on their academic performance. For high achievers, the results represent an opportunity to take on additional coursework, internships, or research projects, which can enhance their resumes and prepare them for postgraduate studies or job placements.

For students who did not meet their academic expectations, the university provides additional support and the opportunity to retake exams in certain subjects. This flexibility aligns with NEP’s vision of providing students with multiple chances to achieve academic success.

Impact of Results on Future Academic Prospects

The BG 4th semester results will influence students’ options for elective courses and specialization choices as they advance. Kashmir University’s adherence to NEP guidelines means students can select multidisciplinary subjects and engage in experiential learning, which can open new career paths. Furthermore, students who perform well in their final semesters will have enhanced opportunities for scholarships, placement drives, and even international exchange programs.

The 4th semester marks a turning point, as students transition into their final year, which typically involves research projects, internships, and skill-based training. Given the competitive job market, the skills and knowledge they acquire in their remaining semesters will be essential.

Conclusion

The declaration of the BG 4th semester results for Batch 2022 at the University of Kashmir is a milestone in the students’ academic journey. With NEP’s focus on a more inclusive and adaptable educational system, students now have opportunities to explore interdisciplinary subjects, develop critical thinking, and gain practical experience, all of which will be instrumental as they pursue further academic and career goals.

This examination session reflects both the university’s commitment to adapting to national educational reforms and its dedication to preparing students for the challenges of the modern workforce. With the new results, students can now look forward to more opportunities, challenges, and experiences as they progress in their studies and careers.