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Tutoroot yess and those numbers are worrisome and state boards should take these in account and further policy making.

AKASH007 Atleast you’ve got your scorecard, I’m marked absent in the exam so left with no further option other than waiting for the DG to take action.
Just be patient and wait for the scorecard to be updated.

DhritideepaSaha
I’m also facing the same issue. I appeared in CUET exam but shown absent in the result. I’ve also mailed them twice regarding the issue and was so worried as it’s our future which is at stake. But there’s a news article in TOI today’s edition which tells that there are many other students facing the same issue and most of them from the same centre as yours. D-G of NTA has said that aggrieved students should send them mails with their application numbers and exam details so that they can verify and take further action.

Seeing the Essay paper of last year and this year, it’s clear that Abstract Essays in UPSC CSE is the way forward.
They are checking your thinking skills. And… language matters. To understand the topic and to write too,
Reading has to go beyond regular GS books and reading processed CA material as you cannot attempt such question only by locking yourself in a room and gulping down the throat all the subject books.
Philosophy , Sarcasm , Humour , Common Sense and emotional intelligence, you need it all in this paper.
Essays will become decisive.

Increasing Learning Poverty is a grave concern in the country which need to be addressed ASAP. World bank had also highlighted this issue in the nation.
Any interventions to promote literacy need to be backed by the entire education system through system-wide reform, a strong political commitment as well as the use of technological solutions to bolster impact. It is also important to provide measurement and action-oriented research that can support these efforts. This will help countries to know where they stand in terms of early literacy, and design effective policies accordingly.

To bridge the gap in gender inequality and improve the future of women in STEM, it will take a collective effort from teachers, industry leaders, society, government, and individuals. We need to implement robust programs to build a strong pipeline of women through early mentorship, recognition of women role models, reskilling, and engaging STEM education. Strong STEM education creates critical thinkers, problem-solvers, and next-generation innovators.

In addition to such policy imperatives, it would be prudent to focus on a few further measures such as the mandatory representation of women in Boards, massive rollout of women-centric mentoring programs, flexible or remote work setups, and providing childcare and after-school support. Such measures will ease women into their work setup and redefine the culture in STEM. Also, companies should recruit more women to create diversity in the workplace.

A Muslim girl pursuing her education wearing a hijab/headscarf offends no right of any person and militates against no State interest… she does not wear the hijab as a form of any political symbolism or to intimidate, heckle or belittle her fellow classmates or any other person. And of this type of things aren’t stopped then this will only widen the gap and rupture the communal thread that is already on the brink. In this way anything that is related to religious feelings shouldn’t be allowed in school like sacred threads in hands, turbans, bracelets, rings etc.

There is no problem in asking for extra attempt, but the approach should be integrated and peaceful which cannot be seen currently. Students are having scattered protest all over India which won’t be successful enough.

There was a protest today, aspirants gathered at Jantar Mantar Delhi and also there was a social media campaign scheduled today for the Extra Attempts in UPSC exam.

• Was the protest successful?

• Is there any positive signs regarding getting the extra attempts?

• Are these frequent sporadic protests necessary?

The NEET UG has scheduled to be held on July 17 this leaves little gap between the CBSE board exam which end on June 15 also there would be class between common University Entrance Test (CUET). As per the media report CUET 2022 will likely to be held in July 1st week and second week. This is creating havoc situation for students.Many NEET UG 2022 aspirants have raised issue that they don’t have enough time to prepare for NEET UG 2022. Two months is not enough time for Preparation JEE Mains 2022 have been postponed despite candidates having more time to prepare and they have more attempts, However conducting NEET with 1 Attempt and after late announcement, is not fair to NEET UG aspirants.

Han sahi kaha, agar pichle 3-4 saalo ka data dekhe to vacancies kam aane k sath sath unemploment rate bhi badhta ja raha aur iske kai reasons hai jime se COVID-19 sabse bada reason h jiski wajah se job losses hue aur women workforce bhi kam hua. Ummeed hai ki ab pandemic ka asar kam hone k sath jaise economy track par aa rahi h, employment k bare main bhi govt. kuch acha kare…

I might be an optimist but over optimist would be a stretch. And as I previously agreed that we surely are on a downward progression, but the nation is coping up with the issues amidst all the the things happening worldwide.
And For Happiness Index, We are consistently among the poor performers but the factors considered in calculating happiness index are economic security, quality of work, quality of consumption, leisure time, relationships, environment, and freedom and control among others. And if you’ve read the reports the current downfall in recent years there has been a long-term moderate upward trend in stress, worry, and sadness in most countries and a slight long-term decline in the enjoyment of life in India.

Tina,Although I agree with You on agniveer scheme that this isn’t a long term solution for the runway unemployment and also this is just a copy of US concept of Tour Of Duty which haven’t proved much successful,But there are some benefits too namely- Tax Free service package fund, and skills they will inculcate during their short stint. And 25% of each batch will be enrolled in regular Cadre.
And as far as the Brain drain is concerned, it is a grave situation that direly need to be addressed but if you see in recent years, the degree of exodus is getting down with the improvement in Ease of doing business and the support the govt. is giving to startups. No doubt there’s lot more to improve but we are surely getting on track.