According to the court's verdict, petitioners have to file a representation with the government, and the government to convene a meeting with the petitioners and universities to resolve the issues, with the Universities to follow the same exam pattern across the state.
Pune mayor’s nudge for Kharadi CCC operational
ByVijay ChavanVijay Chavan / Updated: Apr 20, 2021, 06:00 IST
A day after
Mirror published the news as to how a wellequipped 200-bed COVID care centre (
CCC) in Kharadi is ready with all the basic facilities since three months, but still lying unused and completely neglected from the planning, Mayor
Muralidhar Mohol asked the health department of
Pune Municipal Corporation (
PMC) to make this facility operational in the next few days. It has also been instructed to make 50
oxygen beds operational.
As per the plan, apart from the 50 oxygen beds, 300 additional beds will be utilised as an isolation facility. The centre is located inside Late Vithoba Pathare Sports Complex –cum-auditorium in Kharadi Gaothan area located just a few meters away from the Eon IT Park and Magarpatta-Kharadi Road.
Parents urge edu dept to drop FCFS mode admissions
Parents urge edu dept to drop FCFS mode admissions
BySukhada KhandgeSukhada Khandge / Updated: Jan 9, 2021, 06:00 IST
Claim it is unfair to pupils securing merit-based seats.
While tthe
online admission process for
Class XI students in the state is still going on, Maharashtra education department has announced that the admissions for the remaining seats will be done on a first-come-first-serve (FCFS) basis, adding that it would be the final chance for students to secure their admission.
Confirming the developments,
FCFS mode will be announced soon.
Miffed with the announcements, parents’ organisations have written to the school education department, urging it to revoke the decision. Citing that the move does not justify the admission process, parents are of the opinion that giving preference to the FCFS method would discredit merit and do grave injustice to students who are yet to bag admission and even those who have c
MPSC aspirants oppose cap on attempts
MPSC aspirants oppose cap on attempts
BySukhada KhandgeSukhada Khandge / Updated: Jan 2, 2021, 06:00 IST
delaying exams and declaring results, candidates claim limiting attempts will hamper career
The alterations made in the existing norms related to the number of attempts a candidate could make to clear the
Maharashtra Public Service Commission (
MPSC) examinations have left aspirants disgruntled. Expressing their objections to the changed directives, candidates have written to Chief Minister
Uddhav Thackeray, urging him to reconsider the decision.
As per the new MPSC mandates, it has been decided to limit the maximum number of attempts to six for open category candidates, while aspirants from reserved categories could attempt for nine times at the most to clear the papers.