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Karnataka Scraps Marks For Third Language In SSLC Exams, Introduces Grading System
The new rule will apply to all third languages in the curriculum, including Hindi, Sanskrit, Tulu, Marathi, and Arabic. The decision will be implemented from the ongoing SSLC examinations, and an official order will be issued shortly.
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"Education Minister Can't Speak Kannada": Student's Remark Draws Action
Karnataka Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa was riled up when a student said during a video conference that the minister does not know Kannada. Speaking in Kannada, he described the remark as "stupid" and told authorities to take action
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Karnataka Hikes Incentives For SC, ST Students In Premier Institutes
The Karnataka government has raised the financial aid from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh for students from these communities studying in top institutes like IITs, IIMs, IISc, and NITs.
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Karnataka Official Transferred Over Teacher's Removal For Alleged 'Anti-Hindu' Remarks
The government has transferred D Ramachandra Naik, deputy director of public instruction in Dakshina Kannada district, apparently in view of the controversy over the removal of a teacher in the city following her alleged 'anti-Hindu' remarks.
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Karnataka Government Sets Up Committee To Formulate State Education Policy
The commission is required to submit its report by February 28, 2024.
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Karnataka Students To Get 3 Chances To Clear SSLC, II PUC Exams
KSEAB will offer a 'bridge course' to students joining their next academic course late, whether it's in class 11 (I PUC) or at the degree colleges.
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Karnataka To Implement State Education Policy, Not The National One
Karnataka primary education Minister Madhu Bangarappa said on Saturday that the state education department has decided not to adopt the National Education Policy( NEP) but instead will implement the State Education Policy (SEP).
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School Textbooks Revision to Be Done This Year Itself: Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa on Thursday said revision of school textbooks will be done this year itself in the interest of the students.
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"In Students' Interest": Karnataka Minister Hints At Textbook Revision
Newly appointed Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa on Tuesday indicated the possibility of revising school textbooks in the days ahead, in the interest of the students.
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Karnataka Order Making Parents Donate To Government Schools Withdrawn
Education Department of Karnataka on Saturday withdrew an order to collect Rs 100 as monthly donations from parents for the development and management of the government primary and high schools after facing criticism from political parties and parent
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Karnataka Education Minister "Anti-Educationist", Must Be Dropped: Siddaramaiah
The leader of the opposition in the assembly Siddaramaiah demanded that BC Nagesh, the minister for primary and secondary education should be dropped from the cabinet and called him an "anti-educationist".
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As Karnataka Colleges Turn Covid Clusters, Online-Offline Debate Returns
There have been many concerns expressed on social media by students who are required to appear for offline exams despite taking online classes for months, particularly from those who have to travel for these exams.
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Karnataka 1st State To Implement New National Education Policy: Chief Minister
The Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Monday said the State would launch a policy of digitisation and research and development that could help implement the new National Education Policy (NEP).
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Karnataka To Start Physical Classes For All Degree Courses From January 15
The physical classes for the degree, post-graduate and diploma colleges for all the grades will begin on January 15 in Karnataka, Deputy Chief Minister Ashwath Narayan announced today.
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Book On Karnataka Chief Minister To Be Bought By Schools, Says Government
An official direction, authorising government and aided schools to purchase a book on Congress leader and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's political life and achievements for their libraries by the Education Department has stirred a controversy.
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Karnataka Scraps Marks For Third Language In SSLC Exams, Introduces Grading System
The new rule will apply to all third languages in the curriculum, including Hindi, Sanskrit, Tulu, Marathi, and Arabic. The decision will be implemented from the ongoing SSLC examinations, and an official order will be issued shortly.
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"Education Minister Can't Speak Kannada": Student's Remark Draws Action
Karnataka Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa was riled up when a student said during a video conference that the minister does not know Kannada. Speaking in Kannada, he described the remark as "stupid" and told authorities to take action
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Karnataka Hikes Incentives For SC, ST Students In Premier Institutes
The Karnataka government has raised the financial aid from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh for students from these communities studying in top institutes like IITs, IIMs, IISc, and NITs.
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Karnataka Official Transferred Over Teacher's Removal For Alleged 'Anti-Hindu' Remarks
The government has transferred D Ramachandra Naik, deputy director of public instruction in Dakshina Kannada district, apparently in view of the controversy over the removal of a teacher in the city following her alleged 'anti-Hindu' remarks.
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Karnataka Government Sets Up Committee To Formulate State Education Policy
The commission is required to submit its report by February 28, 2024.
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Karnataka Students To Get 3 Chances To Clear SSLC, II PUC Exams
KSEAB will offer a 'bridge course' to students joining their next academic course late, whether it's in class 11 (I PUC) or at the degree colleges.
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Karnataka To Implement State Education Policy, Not The National One
Karnataka primary education Minister Madhu Bangarappa said on Saturday that the state education department has decided not to adopt the National Education Policy( NEP) but instead will implement the State Education Policy (SEP).
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School Textbooks Revision to Be Done This Year Itself: Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa on Thursday said revision of school textbooks will be done this year itself in the interest of the students.
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"In Students' Interest": Karnataka Minister Hints At Textbook Revision
Newly appointed Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa on Tuesday indicated the possibility of revising school textbooks in the days ahead, in the interest of the students.
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Karnataka Order Making Parents Donate To Government Schools Withdrawn
Education Department of Karnataka on Saturday withdrew an order to collect Rs 100 as monthly donations from parents for the development and management of the government primary and high schools after facing criticism from political parties and parent
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Karnataka Education Minister "Anti-Educationist", Must Be Dropped: Siddaramaiah
The leader of the opposition in the assembly Siddaramaiah demanded that BC Nagesh, the minister for primary and secondary education should be dropped from the cabinet and called him an "anti-educationist".
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As Karnataka Colleges Turn Covid Clusters, Online-Offline Debate Returns
There have been many concerns expressed on social media by students who are required to appear for offline exams despite taking online classes for months, particularly from those who have to travel for these exams.
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Karnataka 1st State To Implement New National Education Policy: Chief Minister
The Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Monday said the State would launch a policy of digitisation and research and development that could help implement the new National Education Policy (NEP).
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Karnataka To Start Physical Classes For All Degree Courses From January 15
The physical classes for the degree, post-graduate and diploma colleges for all the grades will begin on January 15 in Karnataka, Deputy Chief Minister Ashwath Narayan announced today.
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Book On Karnataka Chief Minister To Be Bought By Schools, Says Government
An official direction, authorising government and aided schools to purchase a book on Congress leader and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's political life and achievements for their libraries by the Education Department has stirred a controversy.
