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AISSEE 2021 was conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on 07.02.2021 in the paper-pen modeat381 centres, located in 176 Cities across India, for admission to Class VI and Class IXof the Sainik Schools.
The NTA had released AISSEE 2020 provisional answer keys in the last week. The final asnwer key was released by the NTA soon before declaration of the result. Post exam, the questions, provisional answer keys, OMR answer sheets and the responses of the candidates were hosted on the NTA website during 04.03.2021 to 06.03.2021 and challenges were invited from the candidates who appeared in the exam , the NTA said.
The central government is coming up with a proposal to establish 100 Sainik schools across the country.As per the proposal, the Sainik Schools Society will give affiliation to 100 existing government or private schools which will meet the .
As per the proposal, the Sainik Schools Society will give affiliation to 100 existing government or private schools which will meet the infrastructure, quality and criteria of existing Sainik schools.
In the Union Budget 2021-22, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman set aside Rs 93,224.31-crore towards education, or around Rs 6,087 crore less than the budget estimate for 2020-21.
Experts say, this 6% reduction from Rs 99,311 crore in 2020-21, which is the lowest in three years, may have an adverse effect on school education which is already struggling due the pandemic and ensuing lockdown. This reduction is especially telling as the ministry of education will start implementing the new National Education Policy (NEP) from this year, which advocates increasing government expenditure on education.
The NEP roll-out requires massive investments, with the school education department telling the finance commission that it alone needs Rs 1.14-trillion for a five-year period.