In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, make yourself competent by - being informed of the Cyber world; access to high quality mock tests for all competitive exams with 'National Test Abhyas'; utilising provisions of live interactive sessions for online education along with the PM-eVidya programme which facilitates,
One nation, one digital platform on television channel. Teachers can also enhance their skills with NISHTHA, which endow teachers to nurture and endorse analytical thinking in students. Through the journey of being competent make your grievance clear with UGC, on
helpline no. 011-23236374 or via email: covid19help.ugc@gmail.com
Find yourself safe and informed in the cyber world , as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has published a cyber safety handbook in collaboration with cyber peace Foundation this book offers a range of activities to engage children and help them understand complex issues with a pragmatic approach. The handbook will also introduce students to 9 elements of digital citizenship digital - digital access, literacy, communication, etiquette, health and wellbeing, rights, freedom and responsibility, security and law. It aims to help students protect themselves from online harassment, cyberbullying, online sexual abuse, emotional harassment and other cyber crimes.
MHRD has launched a new mobile app named as 'National Test Abhyas' which has been developed by NTA to enable candidates to take mock tests for upcoming exams such as JEE Main, NEET under the NTA’s purview.The tests can be easily downloaded also ,they can be completed off-line, thus economising on internet availability too.The NTA has also instituted live support from 10 AM to midnight for the first seven days of the release to ensure that any issues experienced by student is being proactively addressed.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had promulgated the initiative taken by the government to assist children who don't have access to the internet via live interactive session.
With the support of SWAYAM PRABHA DTH channels to sway in regions of impoverished cyberspace. FM also announces enforcement of PM eVidya programme for multi-mode access to digital education shortly, which will comprise DIKSHA, a one-nation, one-digital platform facility for school education, with a facility of each class each channel from class 1-12. Also, mediums like podcasts and radio will be effectively used so as to reach vast areas.
UGC issues public notice on the redressal of all the grievances related to examination and academics in this pandemic via:
helpline number: 11-23236374 or via email: covid19help.ugc@gmail.com
The ministry of School Education and Literacy instigate a National Mission to upgrade academic performance at the elementary level via, Cohesive Teacher Training Programme called NISHTHA which is a capacity building programme which aims at enhancing the quality of School education through Cohesive Teacher Training. It procures a capacity building of 4.2 million teachers along with the integrated training of principals/heads as they play a crucial role in academic achievements.
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