Visually Impaired Student

Visually impaired students are allowed to use electronic devices in classroom and also provided special recordings of lectures.

Seventeen-year-old Jules Hoogland threw the ball, scoring like a pro and the crowd went wild, cheering her.

The commission has advised that all universities should adopt suitable educational resources including Braille-print books, large print books, tactile books, and audio books and adopt other assistive devices to assist the visually impaired.

Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic

The decision was taken to give relief to visually-impaired students, the University in charge registrar Dipesh Mishra told, adding that it had exempted such students from paying examination fees in the past.

The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed Delhi University to provide writers for visually impaired students at common service centres (CSCs) for online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses, if they have opted for one.

The Delhi High Court Thursday made it clear that it is the responsibility of Delhi University to make available scribes for visually impaired students or else the process of online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses would be a "mockery" for them.

Mr Haroon cleared his SSLC from Government Higher Secondary School, Mankada in Malappuram and as the SSLC results were announced by the Education Minister Prof C Raveendranath on Tuesday, he found a special mention.

Delhi High Court direct the University of Delhi to reimburse blind students for cost of books and devices.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday issued fresh notices to the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Delhi University (DU) on a plea, seeking an adequate and effective mechanism for the education of visually impaired and specially-abled individuals amid the coronavirus-induced lockdown.

Delhi University has asked colleges and departments to furnish details of students of final semester/term/year who belong to divyang category particularly visually impaired students.

The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea seeking mechanism for students with visual or auditory impairment to help them cope with online classes being conducted by educational institutions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi University has asked colleges and departments to furnish details of students of final semester/term/year who belong to divyang category particularly visually impaired students.

The Delhi University on Tuesday conducted a webinar on COVID-19 for visually impaired students to help them deal with the problems they are facing due to the coronavirus lockdown.

A native of Bhubaneswar, Tapaswini lost her vision due to alleged negligence of a Doctor during her eye surgery when she was a student of second standard.

Visually impaired students are allowed to use electronic devices in classroom and also provided special recordings of lectures.

Seventeen-year-old Jules Hoogland threw the ball, scoring like a pro and the crowd went wild, cheering her.

The commission has advised that all universities should adopt suitable educational resources including Braille-print books, large print books, tactile books, and audio books and adopt other assistive devices to assist the visually impaired.

Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic

The decision was taken to give relief to visually-impaired students, the University in charge registrar Dipesh Mishra told, adding that it had exempted such students from paying examination fees in the past.

The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed Delhi University to provide writers for visually impaired students at common service centres (CSCs) for online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses, if they have opted for one.

The Delhi High Court Thursday made it clear that it is the responsibility of Delhi University to make available scribes for visually impaired students or else the process of online Open Book Examinations (OBE) for final year undergraduate courses would be a "mockery" for them.

Mr Haroon cleared his SSLC from Government Higher Secondary School, Mankada in Malappuram and as the SSLC results were announced by the Education Minister Prof C Raveendranath on Tuesday, he found a special mention.

Delhi High Court direct the University of Delhi to reimburse blind students for cost of books and devices.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday issued fresh notices to the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Delhi University (DU) on a plea, seeking an adequate and effective mechanism for the education of visually impaired and specially-abled individuals amid the coronavirus-induced lockdown.

Delhi University has asked colleges and departments to furnish details of students of final semester/term/year who belong to divyang category particularly visually impaired students.

The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea seeking mechanism for students with visual or auditory impairment to help them cope with online classes being conducted by educational institutions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi University has asked colleges and departments to furnish details of students of final semester/term/year who belong to divyang category particularly visually impaired students.

The Delhi University on Tuesday conducted a webinar on COVID-19 for visually impaired students to help them deal with the problems they are facing due to the coronavirus lockdown.

A native of Bhubaneswar, Tapaswini lost her vision due to alleged negligence of a Doctor during her eye surgery when she was a student of second standard.