Impact Of Coronavirus On Students : Whether you perceive it as "technological advancement" or simply prefer to quote it as an "uncalled impact", the rise of the covid-19 pandemic has turned every alternate digital tool or, web-enabled gadget, and online platforms into a daily requirement to the majority. Until the early decades of the 2000s, technology and software including internet accessibility was new and thus remained out of reach for a large section of people in our country. However, it has become otherwise in the past few years. The rise of the internet has impacted on our lives on a

The CBSE (Central Board for Secondary Examinations) has announced a set of guidelines for holding of the pending class 10 and class 12 examinations which had been rescheduled due to the nationwide lockdown. These examinations will now be held from July 1 to July 15 it was earlier announced. The most important thing to note in the set of these guidelines is students who travelled to their home districts from the cities due to the lock down can now appear their exams from a nodal examination centre near to their homes. The number of examination centres for the CBSE class

Amid the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, the educational institutions across India were forced to shut down for an indefinite duration. Whilst the nation witnessed the rise in the number of fatalities, an abrupt nationwide lockdown was imposed by the government to curb the spreading of coronavirus pandemic. The imposition of lockdown not only led to the closure of educational institutions but also impacted the ongoing board exams across the country. The major educational boards like CBSE, ICSE, including state educational boards, were compelled to postpone the then ongoing board exams. Based on the reports, all the educational institutions in