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असम में प्रश्नपत्र लीक के बाद कक्षा 11 की सभी बोर्ड परीक्षाएं रद्द

Assam News: असम के शिक्षा मंत्री रनोज पेगू ने 22 मार्च 2025 को घोषणा की कि असम राज्य स्कूल शिक्षा बोर्ड (ASSEB) की कक्षा 11 की 24 से 29 मार्च तक निर्धारित सभी परीक्षाएं प्रश्नपत्र लीक और प्रोटोकॉल उल्लंघन के कारण रद्द कर दी गई हैं। यह निर्णय गणित के प्रश्नपत्र लीक होने के बाद लिया गया, जिसके चलते पहले 21 मार्च की परीक्षा रद्द की गई थी। पेगू ने कहा कि नई परीक्षा तिथियों पर फैसला 24 मार्च को होने…

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CBSE Notes

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Government flags gaps in states with split boards

NEW DELHI: Centre has recommended that Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Kerala, Manipur, Odisha, Telangana and West Bengal adopt a common board for Class X and XII, citing poor academic outcomes and fragmented governance due to split exam system, reports Manash Gohain.These states accounted for 66% of student failures in 2024, according to an analysis of results across 66 education boards conducted by…

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Assam 12th Result 2025: How to Access Your Results in Simple Steps

The Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) has officially announced the Assam 12th Result 2025 on April 30, 2025. Thousands of students who appeared for the Class 12 board examinations across Assam can now check their results online. This announcement marks a crucial milestone for these students, who have been eagerly awaiting their performance details to plan their next academic or career steps.

Importance of Assam HS Result 2025

The Class 12 results hold significant value as they pave the way for higher education, professional courses, and career choices. Students’ scores in these exams often influence admissions in universities and colleges, as well as eligibility for scholarships and competitive exams. Given this, accessing your results promptly and accurately is vital.

What You Need to Check Your Assam 12th Result 2025

To access the Assam HS Result 2025, students will require specific login credentials. These credentials include:

Roll Number

Registration Number

These details are printed on your admit card issued before the examination. It’s essential to keep your admit card or any official document with these numbers handy to avoid delays or confusion while checking the results.

Official Websites to Access Assam 12th Result 2025

The Assam Board has made the results available on several official portals to ensure easy and smooth access for students. You can visit any of the following websites to check your results:

asseb.in

ahsec.assam.gov.in

resultsassam.nic.in

sebaonline.org

These websites are regularly updated and secure, providing authentic and timely result information. Simply visit one of these portals, enter your roll number and registration number in the specified fields, and your marksheet will be displayed on the screen.

Step-by-Step Guide to Checking Your Assam 12th Result 2025

Open any of the official websites mentioned above.

Look for the link titled “Assam HS Result 2025” or similar.

Click on the link to access the login page.

Enter your roll number and registration number exactly as mentioned on your admit card.

Submit the details to view your result.

Review your marks and overall performance carefully.

Download the marksheet and save it in PDF format. You may also print a copy for future reference.

What to Do If You Encounter Issues

In case you face any difficulties accessing your Assam 12th Result 2025, such as website downtime or incorrect credential errors, try the following:

Double-check your roll number and registration number for accuracy.

Clear your browser cache and cookies, or try a different browser.

Use an alternate official website if one is down or slow.

Avoid unofficial websites that may offer inaccurate or delayed results.

Beyond the Result: What Comes Next?

Once you have checked your Assam HS Result 2025, the next step depends on your score and academic interests. Students who pass the exams can explore various options, including:

Admission to undergraduate degree programs (arts, science, commerce, vocational courses)

Applying for professional courses like engineering, medical, law, or management

Preparing for competitive exams based on their field of interest

Seeking career counseling or guidance if unsure about future paths

For students who may not have performed as expected, the board usually provides options to apply for re-evaluation or supplementary exams. Keep an eye on announcements from the Assam Board regarding these opportunities.

The Assam 12th Result 2025 is now live, and checking your score is quick and straightforward. Keep your admit card ready, use the official portals, and stay calm regardless of the outcome — every step is part of your academic journey, with many more opportunities ahead.

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Scindia School Achieves Top Honours at Assam Dharohar Heritage Fest 2025 

The Scindia School, Gwalior consistently ranked among the top boarding schools in India has once again demonstrated its excellence in holistic education by securing top positions at the prestigious Assam Dharohar Heritage Fest 2025. Hosted at Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya (SKV), Gwalior, the event brought together students from across the region to celebrate the cultural richness of Assam. Scindia School’s outstanding performance at the fest is yet another example of its commitment to nurturing talent beyond academics. 

Two teams from Scindia School participated in the cultural competitions and emerged as winners in highly competitive categories. The school clinched First Position in the Lok Geet Competition (Folk Song of Assam). Students Shlok Sharma and Aryan Raj impressed the judges and audience alike with their soulful and authentic rendition of Assamese folk music. Their performance captured the essence of Assam’s rich musical heritage and was praised for both its technical finesse and emotional depth. 

In the Rondhon Shoili Competition (Traditional Cuisine of Assam), Scindia’s culinary team, comprising Sarthak Agarwal and Ranveer Chauhan, was awarded Second Position. The duo prepared traditional Assamese dishes, combining authentic flavors with cultural presentation. Their attention to detail and understanding of Assam’s culinary traditions won accolades from both the judges and fellow participants. 

These accolades reflect Scindia School’s longstanding emphasis on holistic development. More than just a center of academic excellence, Scindia has continuously proven its leadership in cultural, artistic, and co-curricular education. As one of the top 10 best boarding schools in India, the school integrates values of creativity, tradition, and discipline into its daily learning environment. 

The Assam Dharohar Heritage Fest is known for its celebration of northeastern India’s diverse traditions, making it an important platform for young students to gain exposure to regional cultures. For Scindia School, participation in such events is part of a broader educational vision—one that goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Events like these provide students with opportunities to engage with India's multifaceted cultural identity, promoting respect, empathy, and awareness. These qualities are core to the ethos of Scindia School and contribute significantly to its standing among the top 5 schools in India. 

Recognized for its world-class infrastructure, academic rigor, and nurturing environment, Scindia School continues to be a preferred choice for families seeking the best CBSE schools in India. The institution's ability to balance tradition with innovation has ensured that its students are not only academically capable but also socially responsible and culturally informed. 

What sets Scindia School apart from other boarding schools in India is its focus on producing well-rounded individuals. Whether it is through heritage festivals, leadership training, academic programs, or sports, students are encouraged to pursue excellence in all areas of life. The recent success at the Assam Dharohar Heritage Fest is a testament to this philosophy. 

As the school community celebrates this achievement, it also reflects on the enduring values that have guided the institution for over a century—discipline, creativity, leadership, and empathy. These values are what continue to place Scindia School firmly among the top 10 schools in India, preparing students not just for exams, but for life. 

For parents and educators seeking a school that offers both academic excellence and a rich co-curricular landscape, Scindia School remains a beacon among India’s leading educational institutions. 

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Assam Class 12 Result 2025 Declared by AHSEC – Check at ahsec.assam.gov.in 

The Assam Class 12 Result 2025 has been declared by AHSEC on ahsec.assam.gov.in and assamresult.in. Students can check their scores online. This year’s results show steady academic performance across all streams. Stay updated with Notifire.in for the latest on Assam Board Results, AHSEC Result 2025, and other key education result news and notifications. 

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[ad_1] Guwahati: In a stunning step towards gender representation and youth involvement, Assam is seeing history in the making during its next Panchayat polls. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma disclosed that almost 60% of the candidates are female, representing a watershed moment in the rural politics of the state. Sharing the news on social media, Sarma declared, “Nominations for #AssamPanchayatPolls closed yesterday. 59% of our candidates are women. A significant number are also under 40 years of age, and many of them have already been elected uncontested. The NDA is set for a landslide victory.” The Panchayat polls, initially planned for December 2024, were postponed because of a court stay on the notification of the polls. The Gauhati High Court finally granted its approval in January 2025 after the government pleaded for the necessity to go ahead, even as there were legal issues pending over constituency demarcation mistakes. There were further delays due to logistical hassles, particularly the board exams of Class 10 and 12, which would have been greatly affected by election preparations and overlaps of polling stations in schools in rural areas. CM Sarma underlined the importance of safeguarding students’ academic interest and making the electoral process smooth. The feature, though, is the overwhelming woman participation. In an age when debate concerning women’s role in politics gathers momentum at a national level, Assam has set a tremendous example. The elections also witnessed a plethora of first-time young candidates, with plenty of them falling below the 40-year cut-off age becoming leaders in society. Assam’s Panchayats are instrumental pillars of rural development and grassroots democracy. The postponement of conducting these elections has had a real-world effect on local self-government as well as the implementation of projects. With the exercise now underway again, the focus on women and youth leadership presents new hope for dynamic, progressive, and inclusive rural government. This developing story of women coming into decision-making roles is greater than numbers—it’s a **signal of change**. While women grab center stage directing policies and agenda priorities of villages, Assam’s Panchayat polls can well prove to be the example for others across the country. The post Women Power Takes Center Stage in Assam Panchayat Elections: Almost 60% Candidates Are Women appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Guwahati: In a stunning step towards gender representation and youth involvement, Assam is seeing history in the making during its next Panchayat polls. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma disclosed that almost 60% of the candidates are female, representing a watershed moment in the rural politics of the state. Sharing the news on social media, Sarma declared, “Nominations for #AssamPanchayatPolls closed yesterday. 59% of our candidates are women. A significant number are also under 40 years of age, and many of them have already been elected uncontested. The NDA is set for a landslide victory.” The Panchayat polls, initially planned for December 2024, were postponed because of a court stay on the notification of the polls. The Gauhati High Court finally granted its approval in January 2025 after the government pleaded for the necessity to go ahead, even as there were legal issues pending over constituency demarcation mistakes. There were further delays due to logistical hassles, particularly the board exams of Class 10 and 12, which would have been greatly affected by election preparations and overlaps of polling stations in schools in rural areas. CM Sarma underlined the importance of safeguarding students’ academic interest and making the electoral process smooth. The feature, though, is the overwhelming woman participation. In an age when debate concerning women’s role in politics gathers momentum at a national level, Assam has set a tremendous example. The elections also witnessed a plethora of first-time young candidates, with plenty of them falling below the 40-year cut-off age becoming leaders in society. Assam’s Panchayats are instrumental pillars of rural development and grassroots democracy. The postponement of conducting these elections has had a real-world effect on local self-government as well as the implementation of projects. With the exercise now underway again, the focus on women and youth leadership presents new hope for dynamic, progressive, and inclusive rural government. This developing story of women coming into decision-making roles is greater than numbers—it’s a **signal of change**. While women grab center stage directing policies and agenda priorities of villages, Assam’s Panchayat polls can well prove to be the example for others across the country. The post Women Power Takes Center Stage in Assam Panchayat Elections: Almost 60% Candidates Are Women appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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All Class 11 state board exams in Assam cancelled amid paper leak

The Assam state board has cancelled all of the examinations of Class 11 that were scheduled for March 24 to 29, 2025, as several papers have been leaked at different places, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said, as reported by PTI. Earlier, the Higher Secondary first year Mathematics paper, scheduled on March 21, of the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB) was leaked, forcing the authorities…

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Biswanarayan Shastri.

Mahamahopadhyaya Biswa Narayan Shastri was one of the re- nowned Sanskritists and Indologists, a prolific writer, a novelist, a critic with constructive vision and at the same time a devoted social worker of commendable ability.

Born at Narayanpur in Upper Assam in August, 1918, he imbibed from the rich cultural heritage of his father Benikanta Goswami who was a Sanskrit scholar and Satradhikara, the head of a Vaisnava monastery. That way Shastri was fortunate in being able to learn Sanskrit in a traditional way. Before completing his primary education he learnt by heart a considerable portion of Amarakosa at the instance of his father. He learnt Sanskrit grammer, literature and Indian philosophy in traditional Sanskrit Pathasalas in Bihpuria, Nalbari, Kolkata and Varanasi and obtained several titles such as Sahitya Shastri, Vyakarana Shastri, Mimamsa Shastri, Kavyatirtha, and Darsanacarya. While studying, he joined the quit India movement and was jailed for a short period. Afterwards he passed Matriculation Intermediate, B.A. and M.A. as a private student from the Universities of Calcutta, Gauhati and then Benaras Hindu University, always securing a First Class. He was awarded the D.Litt degree by Burdwan University for his thesis on The Concept and Development of Samavaya in Nyayavaisesika philosophy.

Shastri began his service as an Assistant Teacher in a High School. He served as the Principal of North Lakhimpur College for sometime. He was soon appointed Special Officer to the Govt. of Assam and Secretary to the Publication Board of Assam in 1958. His career as a Political and social worker started as the General Secretary of North Lakhimpur District Congress Committee. He was member, Assam Pradesh Congress Committee and All India Congress Com mittee for a very long period. He was elected to the Lok Sabha

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Vision 2025: Driving Growth and Global Competitiveness

Key Focus Areas:

1. Accelerate Growth: Emphasis on private sector investments, boosting middle-class spending, and inclusive development.

2. Global Growth: Focus on agricultural prosperity, rural resilience, manufacturing (Make in India), MSMEs, energy security, exports, and innovation.

3. Four Engines of Growth:

Agriculture: PM Dhan Dhaanya Krishi Yojana (100 districts), Aatma Nirbharta in edible oils, Makhana Board in Bihar, seafood exports, and 5F vision in textiles.

MSMEs: Enhanced investment and turnover limits, focus on footwear, leather, toys, and clean tech manufacturing (solar, EVs, wind turbines).

Investments: Nutritional support (Poshan 2.0), broadband in schools, IIT expansions, AI Centers of Excellence, urban challenge fund, and infrastructure development.

Exports: Export promotion mission, Bharat Trade Net, and easing trade documentation.

Key Initiatives:

1. Agriculture:

- PM Dhan Dhaanya Krishi Yojana: Covers 100 low-productivity districts, aims to enhance crop diversification, storage, irrigation, and credit access for 1.7 crore farmers.

- Aatma Nirbharta in Edible Oils: 6-year mission for Toor, Urad, and Masoor.

- Makhana Board: Established in Bihar to boost makhana production.

- Seafood Exports: Focus on sustainable fisheries in Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep.

- 5F Vision: Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign in textiles.

- Urea Plants: New plants in Eastern India (Naamroop, Assam).

2. MSMEs:

- Enhanced investment and turnover limits for MSME classification.

- Focus on footwear, leather, and toys manufacturing.

- Clean Tech Manufacturing: Solar PV cells, EV batteries, wind turbines, and grid-scale batteries.

3. Investments:

- Poshan 2.0: Nutritional support for 8 crore children, 1 crore pregnant women, and 20 lakh adolescent girls.

- Education: Broadband in schools, IIT expansions, and AI Centers of Excellence.

- Urban Development: Rs. 1 lakh crore urban challenge fund.

- Infrastructure: Public-private partnerships, power sector reforms, and nuclear energy mission (100 GW by 2047).

- Tourism: Development of top 50 tourist destinations, e-visa streamlining, and focus on Buddhist sites.

4. Exports:

- Export Promotion Mission: Easy access to export credits and cross-border factoring.

- Bharat Trade Net: Digital platform for trade documentation and financing.

- FDI in Insurance: Raised to 100% for companies investing premiums in India.

Tax Reforms:

1. Direct Tax Proposals:

- Simplified tax structure for individuals and businesses.

- Increased TDS limits for senior citizens and rent.

- Extended time limit for updated returns (2 to 4 years).

- Presumptive taxation for non-residents in electronics manufacturing.

- Tax benefits for startups incorporated before 1.4.2030.

2. Income Tax Slabs:

- 0-4 lakh: Nil

- 4-8 lakh: 5%

- 8-12 lakh: 10%

- 12-16 lakh: 15%

- 16-20 lakh: 20%

- 20-24 lakh: 25%

- Above 24 lakh: 30%

3. Tax Benefits:

- No tax for income up to Rs. 12 lakh (excluding capital gains).

- Standard deduction of Rs. 75,000 for salaried employees.

Fiscal and Economic Measures:

1. Fiscal Deficit: Estimated at 4.4% of GDP.

2. Customs Duty Reforms:

- Reduction in tariff rates (only 8 rates remaining).

- Exemptions for life-saving drugs, EV batteries, and capital goods.

3. Mining and Tourism:

- State Mining Index to encourage mining.

- Development of tourist destinations and medical tourism.

5 Domains of Growth for Next 5 Years:

1. Taxation: Simplified and taxpayer-friendly reforms.

2. Power Sector: Reforms and nuclear energy mission.

3. Urban Development: Infrastructure and urban challenge fund.

4. Mining: Encouragement through State Mining Index.

5. Financial Sector: Regulatory reforms and FDI liberalization.

Vision:

Vikasit Bharat: Focus on democracy, demography, and demand as key pillars.

Green and Inclusive Growth: Emphasis on sustainable practices, youth, women (Naari), and farmers (Annadata).

Global Competitiveness: Boosting exports, innovation, and manufacturing

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Staff Selection Commission (SSC)

SSC Constable GD in BSF, CISF, ITBP, CRPF, NCB, SSF, Assam Rifles Recruitment 2024

SSC GD Constable Exam 2025 : Short Details of Notification

Important Dates

Application Begin : 27/08/2024

Last Date for Apply Online : 05/10/2024

Pay Exam Fee Last Date : 06/10/2024

Correction Date : As per Schedule

Exam Date CBT : January / February 2025

Admit Card Available : Before Exam

Application Fee

General / OBC / EWS : 100/-

SC / ST : 0/-

All Category Female : 0/-

Pay the Exam Fee Through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or E Challan

SSC GD Constable Recruitment 2024 : Age Limit Details

Minimum Age : 18 Years.

Maximum Age : 23 Years.

Age Relaxation Extra as per Staff Selection Commission SSC GD Constable 2024 Exam Recruitment Rules.

SSC GD Constable Notification 2024 : Vacancy Details Total : Soon Post

Force Name

Total Post

SSC GD Constable Eligibility 2024

Border Security Force BSF

Soon

Class 10 High School Exam in Any Recognized Board in India.

Central Industrial Security Force CISF

Soon

Central Reserve Police Force CRPF

Soon

Sashastra Seema Bal SSB

Soon

Indo Tibetan Border Police ITBP

Soon

Assam Rifles AR

Soon

Secretariat Security Force SSF

Soon

Narcotics Control Bureau NCB

Soon

SSC GD Constable Notification 2024 : Category Wise Details Available Soon

SSC Constable General Duty GD 2024 : Physical Eligibility

Category

Male Gen / OBC /SC

Male ST

Female Gen/OBC/SC

Female ST

Height

170 CMS

162.5 CMS

157 CMS

150 CMS

Chest

80-85 CMS

76-80 CMS

NA

NA

Running

5 KM in 24 Minutes

5 KM in 24 Minutes

1.6 Km in 8.5 Minutes

1.6 Km in 8.5 Minutes

How to Fill SSC Constable GD Recruitment Online Form 2024

SSC GD Constable OTR Instruction : SSC has started one-time registration on its new website SSC.GOV.IN. Candidates who have not yet done OTR registration on the new website will be able to apply for SSC GD Constable 2024 recruitment only after completing the registration.

Staff Selection Commission SSC Constable GD Recruitment 2024, Candidate Can Apply Between 27/08/2024 to 05/10/2024

Candidate Read the Notification Before Apply the Recruitment Application Form in Constable GD Vacancy  2024.

SSC GD Constable Photo Instruction :  SSC has made a big change in the application process. Now the photo of the candidate will be uploaded live, that too through webcam or through the official SSC App. The candidate has to take care that he looks straight ahead in the photo and the background should also be light/white.

SSC GD Constable Signature Size and Resize : The signature to be uploaded in the SSC online application must be of a specific dimension and its size should also be between 10 to 20 KB. Candidates can set the dimensions of SSC signature online with the Image Resizer Option at  Tools website.

Kindly Check and Collect the All Document - Eligibility, ID Proof, Address Details, Basic Details.

Kindly Ready Scan Document Related to Recruitment Form - Photo, Sign, ID Proof, Etc.

Before Submit the Application Form Must Check the Preview and All Column Carefully.

If Candidate Required to Paying the Application Fee Must Submit. If You have Not the Required Application Fees Your Form is Not Completed.

Take A Print Out of Final Submitted Form.

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Assam HSLC 2024 Results Announced: Key Points Assam Board announces HSLC (Class 10) results with a pass percentage of 75.70%. Anurag Doloi from Jorhat tops the exam with 593 marks. Boys performed better than girls (77.3% vs 74.4%). Transgender candidates secured the highest pass rate (80%). Results available on SEBA website https://site.sebaonline.org/ and other reliable platforms. Chirang district topped with a pass percentage of 91.20%. Category-wise analysis reveals areas for improvement, particularly in the Tea Garden category (51.50% pass rate). The wait is over for students in Assam! The Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) announced the results of the 2024 HSLC (High School Leaving Certificate) Class 10 exams on Saturday, April 20th. This year witnessed a slight improvement in the overall pass percentage, reaching 75.70%. Excellent Performance and Record-Breaking Topper Over 4 lakh students participated in the exams held between February 16th and March 4th, 2024. Anurag Doloi from Jorhat's Pragya Academy Senior Secondary School emerged as the state topper, securing an impressive 593 marks. This is a remarkable achievement, and Anurag sets a high bar for future students. Detailed Results Breakdown The results showcase a positive trend with a higher pass percentage for boys (77.3%) compared to girls (74.4%). However, it's important to note that transgender candidates achieved the highest pass rate of 80%, demonstrating a commendable performance. Accessing Your Results Excited students can access their results on the SEBA's official website https://site.sebaonline.org/ to ensure they receive accurate information. For added convenience, results are also available on reliable platforms like resultsassam.nic.in, assamonline.in, and assamresult.in. Key Statistics at a Glance A total of 4,25,966 students registered for the exams. Out of the registered students, 4,19,078 appeared for the exams. Among those who appeared, 1,05,873 students secured a first division, 1,50,764 secured a second division, and 60,680 secured a third division. A noteworthy 6,392 students achieved a distinction (scoring 85% and above), and 20,552 secured a star mark (between 75% and 84.99%). Top Performers Recognized Following Anurag Doloi in the top ranks are: Jharna Saikia (Shankardev Shishu Vidya Niketan, Chariali, Biswanath) with 590 marks Manash Pratim Saikia (Island Academy, Kamalabari, Majuli) with 588 marks Bedanta Choudhury (Stella Maris School, Sarupeta, Barpeta) with 588 marks Devashree Kashyap (Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon) with 588 marks District-wise Performance Chirang district emerged at the top with a remarkable pass percentage of 91.20%, followed by Nalbari (88.10%) and Baksa (86.90%). Category-wise Analysis The pass percentage across different categories reveals some interesting insights. General and Other Backward Classes (OBC) categories secured the highest pass percentage (76.60%), followed by More Other Backward Classes (MOBC) at 75.10%. Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories had a pass percentage of 70.30% and 78.90% for Hills (ST(H)) and 79.10% for Plains (ST(P)) respectively. It's important to acknowledge the challenges faced by certain categories and the ongoing efforts to bridge the gap. The Tea Garden (TG) category had a pass percentage of 51.50%, indicating a need for focused interventions in this area. Children with Special Needs (CWSN) achieved a pass percentage of 63.10%, highlighting the importance of inclusive education practices. Looking Ahead The SEBA results paint a positive picture of academic achievement in Assam. The Board's commitment to conducting smooth examinations and timely declaration of results is commendable. While there's progress to celebrate, the results also indicate areas for improvement, particularly in ensuring equitable access to quality education across all categories. We can expect SEBA to continue working towards enhancing educational opportunities for all students in Assam.

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Assam Rifles Exam 2024: Application and fee deadlines announced; women encouraged to apply.

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Assam Rifles Exam 2024: Application and fee deadlines announced; women encouraged to apply.

The Central Armed-Police Assam Rifles Exam 2024 is scheduled to take place, and the important dates for the submission of online applications, receipt of applications, and fee payment have been announced. The government aims to have a workforce that reflects gender balance, and women candidates are encouraged to apply. The recruitment process will consist of a Computer Based Examination (CBE), Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Medical Examination, and Document Verification. Candidates should carefully fill out the application form, and selected candidates will be liable to serve anywhere in India.

The examination will be conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for the recruitment of Constables (General Duty) in various forces, including the Border Security Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), Secretariat Security Force (SSF), and Rifleman (General Duty) in Assam Rifles (AR). The vacancies will be filled based on the vacancies intimated by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Memorandum of Understanding between MHA and SSC.

Candidates should meet the age limit criteria, which is 18-23 years as of January 1, 2024. Age relaxation is applicable for candidates belonging to SC/ST, OBC, Ex-Servicemen, and other categories as per government rules. The educational qualification required is Matriculation or 10th Class Examination from a recognized board or university.

Candidates should carefully select the examination centers and indicate their preferences in the online application form. The examination will be conducted in English, Hindi, and 13 regional languages. The syllabus for the examination includes General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics, and English/Hindi.

Candidates should adhere to the physical standards set by the CAPFs, which include height, chest measurement, and physical efficiency tests. Relaxation in height and chest measurements is applicable for candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes, North Eastern States, Gorkha Territorial Administration, and other categories as per government rules. The physical efficiency test includes a race of 5.6 km for male candidates and 1.6 km for female candidates.

Selected candidates will undergo a medical examination and document verification to verify their eligibility. The final result will be based on the performance of candidates in the Computer Based Examination, PET, Medical Examination, and Document Verification. The Commission will provide the tentative answer keys of the Computer Based Examination, and candidates can submit online representations if they have any objections.

Candidates should submit their applications online through the official website of the Commission. The application fee is Rs. 100/- for general category candidates, while women candidates and candidates belonging to SC, ST, and Ex-Servicemen categories are exempted from payment of the fee. The fee can be paid online through BHIM UPI, Net Banking, or debit/credit cards.

Candidates should carefully fill out the application form and ensure that all details are correct. They can make corrections in the application form during the specified period. The Commission will not be responsible for any disconnection or inability to login to the website due to heavy load or other reasons beyond their control.

The vacancies are tentative and subject to change. Candidates should regularly visit the website of the Commission for updates on the examination process and download of admit cards. Admit cards will not be sent by post and can be downloaded from the regional websites of the Commission.

Candidates who have already secured employment in civil side under Central Government on a regular basis after availing of the benefits of reservation as ex-servicemen will not be eligible for re-employment. However, they can avail of the benefit of reservation for subsequent employment if they immediately join civil employment after retirement from the Armed Forces.

Candidates who belong to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and

The Central Armed-Police Assam Rifles Exam 2024 has certain eligibility criteria and requirements that candidates must meet in order to apply. Female candidates who are found to be pregnant at the time of examination will not be eligible to participate. Candidates must also meet the physical and medical fitness standards set by the CAPFs. The examination will consist of a Computer Based Examination (CBE), Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Medical Examination, and Document Verification. NCC certificate holders will be granted incentive marks. The final selection of candidates will be based on their merit in the Computer Based Examination, and the allotment of CAPFs/ Organizations will be made based on their preferences. Candidates should provide accurate information about their personal details, including their domicile state and district, as any variation in this information may result in the cancellation of their candidature. Candidates are advised to carefully read and follow the instructions provided in the notice of examination. Multiple applications from a candidate will be rejected, and candidates should submit their applications well before the closing date to avoid any technical issues. Admit cards for the different stages of the examination will be available for download from the respective websites. Candidates should carry their admit cards, along with two passport size photographs and a valid photo ID proof, to the examination venue. Any misconduct or use of unfair means during the examination will result in strict action against the candidate. Candidates should ensure that they fulfill all the eligibility conditions for admission to the examination, as their admission at all stages will be provisional and subject to verification of eligibility. Candidates should also note that success in the examination does not guarantee appointment unless the government is satisfied with their suitability. Candidates should exercise due diligence while providing information about their domicile state and district, as no request for change will be entertained after submission of the application form. Candidates should also be careful while providing their personal details and ensure that they match the details in their matriculation certificate. Any discrepancies may result in the cancellation of their candidature. Candidates should also note the various malpractices that are strictly prohibited during the examination, and any candidate found guilty of misconduct will face appropriate action. The decision of the Commission in all matters relating to the examination will be final. Candidates who score above the cut-off marks in the Computer Based Examination will be considered eligible for short-listing to the next stage, which includes PST/PET, DME/RME, and Document Verification. Candidates who are not satisfied with the decision of the PST board may appeal to the appellate authority. Candidates should participate in the recruitment process with proper physical and mental preparation and will be responsible for their own safety during the recruitment stages. Candidates should regularly check the websites of SSC-HQ, SSC Regional Offices, and CRPF for updates on the recruitment. Candidates should also provide accurate contact details, including a working email ID and mobile number, as all correspondence will be made through email/SMS. Candidates should also note that possession of mobile phones or any other electronic gadgets in the examination hall is strictly prohibited. Candidates should carefully review their application before final submission and take a printout for their records. Admit cards for each stage of the examination will be available for download from the respective websites, and candidates should carry their admit cards to the examination venue. Candidates should also carry two passport size photographs and an original valid photo ID proof. Candidates should be aware of the appellate authority for Physical Standard Test and should contact them in case of any disputes. Candidates should also be aware of the help desk contact numbers for any clarifications regarding filling and submitting applications and computer-based examinations. Candidates are advised to complete the registration process within 14 days and ensure that their basic details are filled exactly as recorded in their matriculation certificate.

The Central Armed-Police Assam Rifles Exam 2024 is scheduled to take place with important dates for online application submission, receipt of applications, and fee payment announced.

The recruitment process includes a Computer Based Examination (CBE), Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Medical Examination, and Document Verification.

Candidates should meet the age limit criteria of 18-23 years as of January 1, 2024, with age relaxation applicable for certain categories.

The educational qualification required is Matriculation or 10th Class Examination from a recognized board or university.

The examination will be conducted in English, Hindi, and 13 regional languages, with a syllabus covering General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics, and English/Hindi.

The Central Armed-Police Assam Rifles Exam 2024

Scheduled exam dates and online application submission

Encouragement for women candidates to apply

Reflecting gender balance in the workforce

Recruitment Process Overview

Computer Based Examination (CBE)

Physical Standard Test (PST)

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Medical Examination

Document Verification

Age Limit and Age Relaxation

Age limit: 18-23 years as of January 1, 2024

Age relaxation for SC/ST, OBC, Ex-Servicemen, and other categories

Educational Qualification Required

Matriculation or 10th Class Examination from a recognized board or university

Examination Details

Conducted in English, Hindi, and 13 regional languages

Syllabus includes General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics, and English/Hindi

Physical Standards and Tests

Height, chest measurement, and physical efficiency tests

Relaxation for certain categories

Race distance for male and female candidates

Medical Examination and Document Verification

Ensuring eligibility and verifying documents

Final result based on performance in CBE, PET, Medical Examination, and Document Verification

Application Submission and Fee Payment

Online submission through official website

Application fee exemption for women candidates and certain categories

Application Form and Correction Period

Careful filling of application form with accurate details

Corrections allowed during specified period

Updates and Admit Cards

Regularly visiting Commission’s website for updates

Downloading admit cards from regional websites

Employment and Re-employment Eligibility

Eligibility criteria for re-employment after availing benefits of reservation

Benefit of reservation for subsequent employment after retirement from Armed Forces

Eligibility Criteria and Requirements

Meeting eligibility criteria for applying

Physical and medical fitness standards

Incentive marks for NCC certificate holders

Final Selection and Allotment

Merit-based final selection through CBE

Allotment of CAPFs/ Organizations based on preferences

Important Instructions and Exam Conduct

Accurate information about personal details and domicile state/district

Instructions to follow and avoidance of malpractices during the examination

Eligibility Verification and Appointment

Provisional admission subject to verification of eligibility

Suitability evaluation for appointment

Key Takeaways for Central Armed-Police Assam Rifles Exam 2024

The exam dates, recruitment process, and eligibility criteria have been announced.

Candidates should carefully fill out the application form and meet the age and educational qualifications.

The examination will cover various subjects and be conducted in multiple languages.

Physical standards, tests, medical examination, and document verification are part of the recruitment process.

Regularly visit the Commission’s website for updates and download admit cards from regional websites.

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NIOS ASSAM ADMISSION 2024

Title: Unlocking Futures: NIOS Admissions 2024 at Toppers Mantra Education Center in ASSAM.

Introduction:

In the heart of Assam, a beacon of educational excellence shines brightly – Toppers Mantra Education Center. As the academic landscape evolves, Toppers Mantra remains at the forefront, committed to providing unconventional opportunities for students. The focus of this discourse is on the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) admissions for the year 2024 at Toppers Mantra, outlining the advantages and opportunities this unique platform presents for students in Assam.

I. NIOS: A Gateway to Flexible Education

1.1 Understanding NIOS

The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) is a distinctive educational board under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It was established with the vision of providing flexible learning opportunities to a diverse range of students, including those who seek education beyond the conventional schooling system.

1.2 Flexibility in Learning

NIOS offers an alternative approach to education by allowing students to pursue academic excellence at their own pace. This flexibility is particularly advantageous for individuals who may face challenges in attending regular classes due to personal, professional, or geographical constraints.

II. Toppers Mantra Education Center: Nurturing Academic Excellence

2.1 Toppers Mantra's Commitment to Quality Education

Toppers Mantra Education Center, located in Assam, has carved a niche for itself as a premier educational institution. With a focus on holistic development and innovative teaching methodologies, Toppers Mantra has consistently produced academic achievers.

2.2 State-of-the-Art Facilities

Toppers Mantra provides a conducive learning environment equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, and technologically advanced labs. These resources enhance the learning experience for students, ensuring they have access to the best educational tools.

III. NIOS Admissions 2024: Why Choose Toppers Mantra?

3.1 Expert Guidance and Counseling

One of the key advantages of choosing Toppers Mantra for NIOS admissions is the expert guidance and counseling services offered to students. Experienced educators and counselors assist students in making informed decisions about their academic path, ensuring that they choose the right subjects and courses aligned with their aspirations.

3.2 Customized Learning Plans

Recognizing the diverse needs of students, Toppers Mantra tailors learning plans to suit individual requirements. Whether a student is aiming for a competitive examination or pursuing a passion outside the conventional curriculum, Toppers Mantra ensures that the academic journey aligns with the student's goals.

IV. Assam's Educational Landscape: Navigating Challenges

4.1 Addressing Geographical Barriers

Assam, known for its picturesque landscapes, is also characterized by geographical challenges that can hinder access to quality education. NIOS, in collaboration with Toppers Mantra, aims to overcome these barriers by providing a platform for students to pursue education without the constraints of location.

4.2 Catering to Diverse Educational Needs

Assam's demographic diversity brings with it a range of educational needs. NIOS, with Toppers Mantra as its partner, addresses these diverse requirements, offering a wide array of courses that cater to the varied interests and aspirations of students in the region.

V. Beyond Academics: Toppers Mantra's Holistic Approach

5.1 Extracurricular Activities

Toppers Mantra recognizes the importance of holistic development and, therefore, integrates extracurricular activities into its curriculum. Students enrolled in NIOS at Toppers Mantra have the opportunity to engage in sports, arts, and cultural activities, fostering a well-rounded educational experience.

5.2 Skill Development Programs

In addition to academic pursuits, Toppers Mantra places a strong emphasis on skill development. Various skill enhancement programs are offered to NIOS students, equipping them with practical skills that are essential for success in the modern world.

VI. Success Stories: Toppers Mantra's Impact on NIOS Students

6.1 Academic Achievements

Over the years, Toppers Mantra has witnessed numerous success stories of NIOS students who have excelled in their academic pursuits. These success stories serve as a testament to the efficacy of Toppers Mantra's approach in unlocking the potential of students.

6.2 Career Progression

Beyond academic excellence, Toppers Mantra has played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of NIOS students. Through career counseling and placement assistance, Toppers Mantra ensures that students are well-prepared for the professional challenges that lie ahead.

VII. Application Process and Important Dates

7.1 Application Procedure

Prospective students interested in NIOS admissions at Toppers Mantra can follow a streamlined application procedure. Details about the application process, eligibility criteria, and required documentation are available on the official Toppers Mantra website.

7.2 Important Dates

It is crucial for aspiring students to stay informed about the important dates related to NIOS admissions at Toppers Mantra. Key dates, such as application deadlines, examination schedules, and result announcements, are meticulously outlined to facilitate a smooth and organized admission process.

VIII. Conclusion: Empowering Futures Through Education

In conclusion, Toppers Mantra Education Center in Assam emerges as a beacon of hope for students seeking alternative educational pathways. The partnership with NIOS opens doors to a world of possibilities, allowing students to unlock their full potential and pursue education in a flexible and supportive environment. As we look forward to the NIOS admissions for 2024, Toppers Mantra stands ready to empower futures and shape destinies through quality education in the heart of Assam.

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