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The results for class 10ths and class 12th examinations are likely to come out today on 8 May 2019, according to the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala. The candidates can view their results on the official websites keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. The Kerala board examinations for class 12th were conducted in March. Last year, nearly 3.69 lakh students appeared for the examination while the overall pass percentage stood at 83.75%. To check the results online, students can visit the official websites or via mobile application. To check via website, click on the DHSE results link on the website’s homepage. The result page will ask the candidate’s roll number and date of birth. After supplying the credentials, the students can view their result and download for their reference. Students can also check their result on iExam app.

Kerala class 12th board DHSE results to be announced today @dhsekerala.gov.in

The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala on Wednesday announced the results for class 12th examination. The overall pass percentage for this year is 84.33% this year. The candidates can view their results on the official websites keralaresults.nic.in and dhsekerala.gov.in. Pathanamthitta district scored the least pass percentage in 12th board, with 83.04% passed. The Kerala board examinations for class 12th were conducted in March. Last year, nearly 3.69 lakh students appeared for the examination while the overall pass percentage stood at 83.75%. To check the results online, students can visit the official websites or via mobile application. To check via website, click on the DHSE results link on the website’s homepage. The result page will ask the candidate’s roll number and date of birth. After supplying the credentials, the students can view their result and download for their reference.

Kerala class 12th board DHSE results announced today @dhsekerala.gov.in

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan today declared the class 10th board exam results. Of the 4 lakh students that appeared, nearly 98.82% students cleared the exam this year. This is the highest pass percentage recorded in the last five years. In 2019, the overall pass percentage stood at 97.8% with 4,31,762 students clearing the exam. The highest pass percentage was recorded in Pathanmthitta district at 99.71%. While Malappuram district has maximum number of students securing A+ grade. The students can check their scores at the board’s official website keralaresults.nic.in. This year, grades will be announced for class 10th but no scores will be mentioned in the certificates, as per reports. How to check the score: <ul><li>Visit Kerala board's official website at <a href="http://keralaresults.nic.in/">keralaresults.nic.in</a></li><li>Click on the tab that says SSLC Result</li><li>Enter roll number and date of birth to log in</li><li>Download the result for future reference</li></ul>Students can also access their result via mobile app — ‘Saphalam.’ The class 10th board exams were scheduled in March. However, the exams were postponed to a later day due to the coronavirus pandemic. The physics, chemistry and mathematics exams were then conducted in May. The Higher Secondary or class 12th results will be declared by July 10, according to the education director. Over 8 lakh students appeared for 12th board exams.

Kerala class 10th result 2020: Pass percentage improves to 98.82% — highest in five years

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan just announced the results for Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC), that is class 10th exams today on June 30. The students can check their scores at the board’s official website keralaresults.nic.in. This year, grades will be announced for class 10th but no scores will be mentioned in the certificates, as per reports. Over 4 lakh students appeared for the examination. The class 10th board exams were scheduled in March. However, the exams were postponed to a later day due to the coronavirus pandemic. The physics, chemistry and mathematics exams were then conducted in May. How to check the score: <ul><li>Visit Kerala board's official website at <a href="http://keralaresults.nic.in/">keralaresults.nic.in</a></li><li>Click on the tab that says SSLC Result</li><li>Enter roll number and date of birth to log in</li><li>Download the result for future reference</li></ul>Students can also access their result via mobile app — ‘Saphalam.’

Kerala SSLC class 10th result 2020 declared, check @keralaresults.nic.in

The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is set to announce the results for Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC), that is class 10th exams today on June 30. The Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) will declare the board results at 11 am during a press conference by the State Education Minister C Raveendranath. The students can check their scores at the board’s official website keralaresults.nic.in. Over 4 lakh students appeared for the examination this year. The class 10th board exams were scheduled in March. However, the exams were postponed to a later day due to the coronavirus pandemic. The physics, chemistry and mathematics exams were then conducted in May. This year, grades will be announced for class 10th but no scores will be mentioned in the certificates, as per reports. In 2019, the overall pass percentage stood at 97.8% with 4,31,762 students clearing the exam. How to check the score: <ul><li>Visit Kerala board's official website at <a href="http://keralaresults.nic.in/">keralaresults.nic.in</a></li><li>Click on the tab that says SSLC Result</li><li>Enter roll number and date of birth to log in</li><li>Download the result for future reference</li></ul>Students can also access their result via mobile app — ‘Saphalam.’

Kerala SSLC 10th result 2020 to be announced today at 11 am, check @keralaresults.nic.in

<ul><li>Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (<keyword id="1003567" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="KEAM">KEAM</keyword>) 2020 rank was released on September 24 at 11 am. </li><li>Students who appeared for the <keyword id="8534035" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="KEAM-2020">KEAM 2020</keyword> can check the result and rank list on the official website of CEE Kerala at cee.kerala.gov.in. </li><li>KEAM is a state-level entrance examination for admissions to various engineering and pharmacy degree courses in Kerala.</li></ul>Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (KEAM) 2020 rank was released on September 24 at 11 am. Students who appeared for the KEAM 2020 can check the result and rank list on the official website of CEE Kerala at cee.kerala.gov.in. Here’s how to check KEAM 2020 result: <ol><li>Go to the KEAM’s official website at <a href="http://www.cee-kerala.org">www.cee-kerala.org</a>. </li><li>Enter your application number and password. </li><li>Click on Submit. </li><li>You will be able to view your result on your screen. </li><li>You can download and print the result for future reference. </li></ol>Kerala’s higher education minister KT Jaleel announced the KEAM result and ranks online on the government’s official Facebook page. KEAM is a state-level entrance examination for admissions to various engineering and pharmacy degree courses in Kerala. This year, KEAM 2020 was held in Kerala and across various centres in Mumbai, New Delhi, and Dubai on 16 July 2020. Students who pass the exams will be eligible for counselling and further admission process. KEAM counselling will be organised separately. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/shri-ram-college-of-commerce-sees-a-32-increase-in-the-average-package-as-it-ends-its-placement-drive-amid-covid-19/articleshow/78289895.cms">Shri Ram College of Commerce sees a 32% increase in the average package as it ends its placement drive amid COVID-19</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/science/space/news/the-first-ever-supermassive-black-hole-to-be-captured-on-camera-has-a-wobbly-shadow/articleshow/78290040.cms">The first-ever supermassive black hole to be captured on camera has a wobbly shadow</a>

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The Central Universities Common <keyword id="7783571" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="entrance-test-result-2019">Entrance Test result 2019</keyword> is expected to be declared today i.e. 21 June 2019. The <keyword id="7420789" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="CUCET-2019">CUCET 2019</keyword> result will be available on the official website cucetexam.in. Alternatively, the result will also be updated on curaj.nic.in. The answer key for the preliminary test was released last month. The CUCET 2019 was conducted by the Central University of Rajasthan on 25 May and 26 May 2019. The result can also be accessed on the websites of the participating universities of Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Gujarat, Haryana, Jammu, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kashmir, Kerala, Mahatma Gandhi (Bihar), Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, South Bihar and Dr B R Ambedkar School of Economics. Here’s how you can check the CUCET 2019 result: <ul><li>Visit the official website cucetexam.in</li><li>Click on the link that says “CUCET Result 2019” </li><li>On the login page, register with your credentials.</li><li>The 2019 CUCET Result will be displayed. You can download it for future reference.</li></ul>

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<ul><li>A long list of academicians including professors from Delhi University, JNU, Central University of Kerala, California University among others have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi supporting the conduct of JEE-NEET exams in the hope that students will not lose a year.</li><li>They say that they "wholeheartedly welcome" the government's move</li></ul>In what can definitely be termed as a shot in the arm for the government facing Opposition flak, a long list of academicians including professors from Delhi University, JNU, Central University of Kerala, California University among others have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi supporting the conduct of JEE-NEET exams in the hope that students will not lose a year. The initiative is coordinated by a group of concerned academicians. "We the members of academic fraternity fully support the government decision to conduct <keyword id="6392660" type="DEFINITION" weightage="20" keywordseo="JEE">JEE</keyword> and <keyword id="6361994" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="NEET">NEET</keyword> exams," they wrote. Hitting out at the naysayers, they wrote: "The dreams and future of our youth and students cannot be compromised at any cost. However, some are trying to play with the future of our students simply to propel their own political agenda and oppose the government. "We hope and strongly believe that under your able leadership, the central government will successfully conduct the JEE and NEET exams taking full precautions to ensure that the future of students is taken care of and the academic calendar for 2020-21 is rolled out." They say that they "wholeheartedly welcome" the government's move, while citing the Supreme Court dismissing a petition for postponement of these exams saying that any further delay in conducting the tests would result in waste of precious year for students. They wrote that "Youth and students are the future of the nation but in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, clouds of uncertainty have gathered over their careers too". There are a lot of apprehensions about admissions and classes which, they say, need to be resolved at the earliest. Prof. C.B. Sharma of IGNOU, Prof. Prakash Singh of the Delhi University, Prof. Sanjeev Sharma, the VC of MGCUB in Bihar's Motihari, Prof. Jayaprasad, the Pro-VC of Central University of Kerala, Prof. Ainul Hasan of the JNU are among some of the academicians who wrote the letter to PM Modi. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/education/news/all-you-need-to-know-about-neet-jee-2020-controversy/articleshow/77733682.cms">NEET-JEE 2020: Mamata Banerjee, Sonia Gandhi and other opposition leaders may approach the Supreme Court to challenge Centre’s decision</a>

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Today is a day that <keyword id="2900267" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Byju">Byju</keyword> Raveendran, Founder and CEO, Byju’s will never forget, a feat because of how he approaches teaching and life. 
 
Byju’s is India’s largest Ed-tech company and its learning app has not just inspired more than 2,50,000 student subscribers, but also<a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/10-years-ago-FB-had-the-most-inglorious-launch-moment-in-history160but-it-changed-everything/articleshow/54039367.cms"> Facebook</a> founder <keyword id="6354630" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mark-Zuckerberg">Mark Zuckerberg</keyword> and his wife <keyword id="3634898" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Priscilla-Chan">Priscilla Chan</keyword>, who have led the investment of $50million in this app, in the latest round through the <keyword id="3157621" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="chan-zuckerberg-initiative">Chan Zuckerberg Initiative</keyword>. Mark announced the investment some hours back, instantly making Byju’s one of the most popular teaching apps in the world. 
 
Byju describes himself as a ‘teacher by choice, entrepreneur by chance.’ Business Insider spoke to Byju to find out what turned him into the phenomenal teacher he is. 
 
<a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Mark-Zuckerberg-leads-50-million-investment-in-Indian-education-startup/articleshow/54202329.cms">ALSO READ: Mark Zuckerberg leads $50 million investment in Indian education startup</a> 
 Byju had a very humble beginning. He started his schooling in a village called Azhikode, in <keyword id="6357542" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Kannur">Kannur</keyword> district of Kerala, India. Born to a pair of teachers, he went to a Malayalam medium school where both his parents taught. 
 
It’s rather surprising to know, however, that he missed most of his classes to play sports. He played six sports in school and pursued his interest up until the university level. His favorite sports are Football, Table Tennis, and Cricket even though he pursues multiple sports genres even now. 
 
He believes that a lot of learning happens outside classrooms and playing sports and games are crucial for any student. ‘These helped me in real life skills that helped me succeed in life’, Byju says adding, ‘Games teach you teamwork, leadership skills, how to control aggression and perform under pressure. These scenarios you will never come across if you’re only learning in a classroom.’ 
 
While he played all day, his studies never suffered. He attributes that to the life skill that he learned on the sports field, in an unstructured environment ‘The sports schedule forced me to start ‘learning on my own’ by asking questions. It takes less amount of time if the students take an initiative, especially in the subjects they like. Parents and teachers are important, but they mostly play a supportive role.’ 
 
He laments the current educational system in place in India, where rote learning is prevalent. ‘The exams get over and you forget everything you learned. Students fear exams because they see it as an end goal. When the focus is more on marks and grades, the result is that you miss out on the learning part. Assessment is a part of learning, not just learning. The focus should be more on learning, that’s when exams get below your level.’ 
 
Byju insists that the only way to succeed is when every student is playing to his or her strengths. ‘It is important for every student to find out what they like and figure what they’re good at.’ His favorite subject was Math, a subject that most of us dread. He was a National level Math Olympiad winner in school and that same focus and dedication towards his most loved subject is what led to the creation of Byju’s. 
 When Byju graduated College and started working as an engineer, during a vacation break, he ended up sitting for the CAT exam (Common Aptitude Test that students appear for in order to gain entrance into the elite <keyword id="63618" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Indian-Institute-of-Management">Indian Institute of Management</keyword> colleges that provide MBA degrees), alongside his friends, just for fun. He scored a 100 percentile and was surprised that he had cracked one of India’s toughest and prestigious entrance exams on the first try, without actually having prepared thoroughly at all. He sat for it again to test himself and repeated the score. For him, the exam was another game he loved to play. 
 
This success got the students flocking to him, first his friends, then friends of friends. He figured he quite enjoyed teaching and conducted CAT workshops for free, starting with 35-40 students, going up to a 1000 in a matter of weeks. 
This overwhelming response validated his method of teaching, where he taught students how to predict questions, instead of memorizing them. This method of familiarizing students attracted students from different cities to Bangalore (India’s Silicon Valley), where he had started. 
 
He quit his job as an engineer and took up teaching full-time, even traveling to nearby towns to reach as many students as possible. 
From coffee shops to rooms to auditoriums to stadiums, there wasn’t a single place in the city where Byju’s classes weren’t running. He turned to the digital platform when he realized that he could make learning fun for many more students, simultaneously. 
He’s been at it since 2007 but the company- 'Think and learn' was formed in 2011, alongside few of his best students who joined him after graduating from the elite IIMs. 
 
The Byju’s learning app, which is making learning contextually and visually appealing, has seen over 5.5 million downloads. It was released just 12 months back and the founder is stunned by the response he has seen from school students. 
 
In the Indian start-up ecosystem, where the biggest names are losing money, Byju’s is already profitable and popular amongst the most impressionable ones amongst us. This goes to show that sometimes children are the best judge of character perhaps they see the value and ask the fundamental questions which matter the most. 
 
<a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/20-Top-funded-Indian-Startups-in-2016-so-far/articleshow/53490954.cms?format=slideshow">Byju’s</a> is increasingly becoming the Ed-tech startup that is climbing steadily on a learning curve, teaching not just the students, but the start-ups too, a valuable lesson in staying grounded, yet afloat.

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<ul><li>Amid the <keyword id="1754604" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="coronavirus">coronavirus</keyword> outbreak, as many as 290 million school kids across the world are suffering due to suspension of classes. </li><li>Given the uncertainty, edtech platforms like <keyword id="1017386" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Coursera">Coursera</keyword>, Byju’s, Vedantu and Toppr have rolled out several initiatives to facilitate learning for the impacted students. </li><li>Coursera and Byju’s have announced free access to their platforms while Vedantu joined hands with schools in Bengaluru, Delhi and Kerala to facilitate live sessions.</li></ul>As many as 290 million school kids across the world are suffering due to suspension of classes. And, the coronavirus ‘pandemic’ could prevent an additional 180 million children from attending school. As the cases grow in India, schools across Delhi, Bengaluru, Kerala, Jammu and Kashmir have been closed down as a precautionary measure. <div type="image" title="study" msid="74596409" hostid="261"></div>

 This health emergency has led to more schools, students and parents opting for online learning mediums. Given the uncertainty, edtech platforms like Coursera, Byju’s, Vedantu and Toppr have rolled out several initiatives to facilitate learning for the impacted students. Coursera, Internshala and Byju’s announce free access to their platforms Starting today, Coursera will provide free access to the course catalogue to the impacted universities. “Universities can sign up to provide their enrolled students with access to more than 3,800 courses and 400 specializations from Coursera’s top university and industry partners. These institutions will have access until July 31, 2020, after which we plan to provide month-to-month extensions depending on prevailing risk assessments. Students who enroll on or before July 31 will continue to have access until Sept. 30, 2020,” said Jeff Maggioncalda, CEO Coursera. Byju’s lets learners from classes 1-12, to download and access the learning programs for free until the end of April. This will allow the early learners to access mathematics and english lessons, while students across 4-12 grade can learn mathematics and science. Internshala too announced free access to its online training until March 31 for students in Kerala, Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. “The students can learn programming, data science, business, design, creative writing and more via short term training programmes,” Internshala said. "Schools should assess their options for educating remotely by resorting to online learning. Preparedness and proper precautionary measures are the only ways to tackle the ongoing coronavirus outbreak,” said Amol Arora, Vice Chairman &amp; MD, Shemford Group of Futuristic Schools. Free live sessions and collaborating with schools <keyword id="6630114" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="unacademy">Unacademy</keyword> is conducting 20,000 <keyword id="8901026" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="free-live-classes">free live classes</keyword> on its platform amidst the outbreak. These sessions will be conducted on topics ranging from UPSC exams to banking, railways recruitment. “We are bringing together our entire network of educators to conduct free live classes for learners across the nation to help them crack their goals unobstructed. We want learners to utilise this time to take precautions against the Coronavirus outbreak and learn from the comfort of their homes,” Gaurav Munjal, Co-Founder and CEO, Unacademy said. Vedantu, a live learning platform, has also joined hands with schools in Bengaluru, Delhi and Kerala to provide classes. With this, Vedantu will provide the schools and their teachers a platform to teach students via live sessions, using their own content. Alternatively, they can also opt for end-to-end online tutorial through the platform. On the other hand, Toppr is offering free live classes to the students. "In view of the evolving situation around coronavirus outbreak and given that some schools are shut and studies interrupted, we are making Topper's live classes completely free for all students in 5th-12th classes. Besides this, our video classes have always been available as a free learning resource," said Zishaan Hayath, CEO and co-founder of Toppr. Other edtech platforms like Lido Learning are also urging students to go for online tutorials as it can impact the students’ academic growth during the exams. It has increased its trial period from 7 days to 14 days. This comes after the <keyword id="6355833" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="united-nations">United Nations</keyword> proposed distance learning programmes via open educational applications for schools and teachers to reach learners remotely. “While temporary school closures as a result of health and other crises are not new unfortunately, the global scale and speed of the current educational disruption is unparalleled and, if prolonged, could threaten the right to education,” <a href="https://en.unesco.org/news/290-million-students-out-school-due-covid-19-unesco-releases-first-global-numbers-and-mobilizes">said</a> <keyword id="3358919" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Audrey-Azoulay">Audrey Azoulay</keyword>, UNESCO Director-General. “We are working with countries to assure the continuity of learning for all, especially disadvantaged children and youth who tend to be the hardest hit by school closures,” Azoulay added. 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Nearly 74 per cent of the new <keyword id="8763838" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="covid-19">COVID-19</keyword> recoveries are from 10 states and UT, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, UP, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Delhi, Kerala, West Bengal and Chhattisgarh, the Union Health Ministry said on Thursday. Daily new recoveries in India have surpassed the new cases of <keyword id="1754604" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="coronavirus">coronavirus</keyword> infection for the the last six days and the country's total COVID-19 recoveries have surged to 46.7 lakh exceeding active cases by more than 37 lakh. A total 87,374 people have recuperated in a span of 24 hours in the country, while the number of new confirmed cases reported is 86,508, according to the data updated at 8 am. With its focussed strategies and effective people-centric measures, India is reporting exponential increase in recoveries, the ministry said. "New recoveries in India have exceeded the new cases for the last six days. This is a result of focus on testing, tracing, treatment, surveillance and clear messaging, as highlighted by the prime minister in his review meeting with seven high focus states and UTs on Wednesday," the ministry said. A total 87,374 people have recuperated in a span of 24 hours taking the total number of recoveries to 46,74,987 pushing the recovery rate to 81.55 per cent, the ministry said. "As India records more recoveries than the new cases, the gap between recovered cases and active cases is continuously widening. The recovered cases (46,74,987) exceed active cases (9,66,382) by more than 37 lakh. "This has also ensured that the active caseload accounts for merely 16.86 per cent of the total cases," the ministry highlighted. Following the national lead, 13 states and UTs are also reporting higher number of new recoveries than the new cases. Among the 10 states and UT reporting 74 per cent recovered cases, Maharashtra has maintained this lead with 19,476 cases (22.3 pc) for the sixth consecutive day. These sustained encouraging results have been made possible with the Centre-led proactive and calibrated strategy of 'test, track and treat' which has focussed on 'Chase the Virus" approach, the ministry said. "Early identification through high and aggressive testing, prompt surveillance and tracking combined with high quality medical care through Standard of Care protocol issued by the Centre has aided the high number of recoveries," it underlined. There has been sustained focus of the Union and state and UT governments on improved and effective clinical treatment in hospitals, supervised home isolation, use of non-invasive oxygen support, use of steroids, anti-coagulants, and improved services of ambulances for ferrying patients for prompt and timely treatment. Tireless efforts of ASHA workers have ensured effective surveillance and tracking progress of patients in supervised home isolation The 'eSanjeevani' digital platform has enabled telemedicine services which have been successful in containing the spread of COVID while simultaneously enabling provisions for non-COVID essential healthcare. The Centre has focussed on building the clinical management capacities of doctors manning ICUs. The 'National e-ICU on COVID-19 Management' exercise conducted by domain experts from AIIMS, New Delhi have substantially helped in this. Twenty such sessions with 278 Institutions and Centres of Excellence have been conducted in 28 states and UTs. India's COVID-19 caseload mounted to 57,32,518 with 86,508 people testing positive in a day, while the death toll climbed to 91,149 with 1,129 people succumbing to the disease in a span of 24 hours, the data updated at 8 am showed. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/education/news/cbse-to-declare-class-12-compartment-exam-results-by-october-12/articleshow/78291395.cms">CBSE to declare class 12 compartment exam results by October 12</a>

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