Good show by Ernakulam schools in CBSE Class X exams thehindu.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thehindu.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Ernakulam students will TiE business plan competition
June 02, 2021
Team Kaapiphile from Government Girls High School (Ernakulam South) emerged as the winner of 7th edition of TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs) – Chapter level Business Plan Competition.
TiE Kerala conducted the 7th edition of TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs) – Chapter level Business Plan Competition on a virtual mode this year. A total of 139 students from eight schools (government and private school four each) from Ernakulam, Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode competed.
Ajit Moopan, President, TiE Kerala said: The program is part of TiE Global TYE initiative, designed for high School students (grades 9 to 12 or equivalent) integrating classroom sessions, mentoring and business-plan competition with the aim to teach them entrepreneurship, and to groom them as entrepreneurs and future leaders.
Testing times
Since CBSE’s announced its decision to cancel Class X board exams and evaluate students based on internal assessments and their performance in various tests held throughout the year, scores of parents and students have been confused and dismayed.
Worried parents have been ringing up school principals flagging their concerns about the board’s new marks distribution formula for the students.
“My son couldn’t attend most of the Class X pre-board exams conducted last year as he was down with fever. His performance in the periodic tests was not also up to the mark. If CBSE is considering the marks of those exams won’t it affect my son’s final grades? He was confident of getting good marks in the board exam, but they cancelled it,” says a parent. CBSE announced its ‘Policy for Tabulation of Marks’ on May 1 in the wake of cancelling Class X exams, entrusting for the first time schools with the final assessment of students based on internal marks and marks
SIP Academy
Wednesday, February 24, 2021 12:05PM IST (6:35AM GMT)
Six kids emerged champions of the contest competed by 41,000 students from 20 states
Hyderabad, Telangana, India: The Nationals of India’s largest online Arithmetic Genius Contest was held recently. The 5th edition of the contest was organized by India’s biggest skill development institute, SIP Academy which has a very strong base in 25 states in the country.
They competed with 41000 students who registered and 100 students reached the final from 20 states after a rigorous three-month selection process. Of these 100 students from 20 states, six were declared as Champions.
The winners include, in the 2nd Grade Category, Tarandeep Singh of DAV Public School, Ludhiana and Rishi Pandey from Universal Public School, Delhi have become the champions.
Six kids emerged nationals champions of the contest competed by 40,000 students from 20 states indiaeducationdiary.in - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indiaeducationdiary.in Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.