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JEE Main Admit Card 2020 Likely to be released in 1st Week of July

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The National Testing Agency would conduct, Joint Entrance Examination, JEE Main Exam from July 18, this year. The Admit Cards for the same would be released 15 days before the exam dates as informed by the official update from NTA on jeemain.nta.nic.in. Also the students can expect their hall tickets in the first week of July.

JEE Main Admit Card 2020 Likely to be released in 1st Week of July

The students who are appearing in the exam this time can download the hall tickets from the official site in the wake of entering the details required. NTA would advise about the centre of exam and the move of the paper to all students through their hall tickets. The up-and-comers would have two decisions to download the hall tickets. One can’t download it by entering the application number and the password or the application number and the date of birth if the first is sketchy.

The exams would be directed from July 18 to 23, 2020 at different centres the nation over. This was reported by the HRD Minister in his online webinar. From that point forward many understudies have brought up issues on the health risk that is included for showing up in the exams. The HRD minister has been accepting requests on his internet based life handles like twitter to cancel the exams that should have been led in April however have been delayed to July now.

Students are of the supposition that the government must broaden the test dates or drop the exams as overseeing lakhs of students at restricted centres would prompt more serious dangers. Educationists have also been raising this issue over and over from a long while now. Many students said that they had prepared extremely well for tests yet now are not ready to show up as the pandemic had focused on them a lot to get ready for them. Moreover, with delayed Boards and lack of clarity on academic years, the students wish not to waste through their year this time.

School Syllabus Reduced For Next Academic Year, Classes to Start From September

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The schedule for the forthcoming academic session of schools will be reduced, Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank today informed during the second live interaction with students through webinar social networking stages. He said the decision has been taken thinking about the pressure on students and the loss of important academic time.

“CBSE will assess the loss of instructional time for a proportionate reduction in curriculum load for exams. In accordance, course committees of the Board has initiated work on the reduced syllabus in various scenarios,” states an official statement from the ministry.

School Syllabus Reduced For Next Academic Year, Classes to Start From September

This can also bring about the lesser syllabus for JEE Main and NEET to be held next year. The issue of shortening the syllabus was raised by Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia in a meeting with HRD prior this week. During the current year, both JEE Main, NEET 2020 have been delayed till July. Further, a report informs that JEE Advanced is probably going to be hung on August 23.

Considering there are several months to go for exams, the minister prompted parents not to pressurize students and cope them with adapting to these troublesome occasions. The HRD serve said students can use an opportunity to concentrate through digital modes.

“Diksha portal has content for different exams and in different languages. It has an interactive curriculum. Students should use e-content, especially under lockdown. The national repository from open universities is also available at the portal,” he stated.

“For students hailing from rural areas, we understand that network connectivity issues can arise. For them, we are making efforts to reach them. We are adding both school and college courses on SWAYAM portal and SWYAM Prabha – a television or DTH initiative can telecast educational content on DD, Tata Sky, Airtel TV and other platforms,” the minister said.

The academic sessions which for the most usually start from July will presently start in September. The minister had said that the exam for ongoing sessions will be held in July.