Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Singh Dhanda reaffirmed the state's commitment to implementing the National Education Policy-2020 to promote holistic student development. Speaking at a function in Jharsa, he highlighted the legacy of Sir Chhotu Ram's efforts for the welfare of marginalized communities. Dhanda emphasized the importance of education that shapes character and prepares students for meaningful employment. He also announced a Rs 21 lakh grant for the Sir Chhotu Ram Society's educational initiatives.
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Harvard's Pre-College Summer School Program offers high school students a two-week immersive college experience, featuring non-credit courses taught by Ivy League scholars. Open to academically motivated juniors and seniors, the program costs $5,800 and includes scholarships for eligible students. This year the sessions will run from June to August 2025, offering 30 courses across diverse fields.
The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has released the Class 12th results for 2024 on its official website, nios.ac.in, on January 17, 2025. Students can check their results by entering their enrollment number. The NIOS exams were conducted from October 22 to November 29, 2024. Detailed steps to access the results are provided on the website.
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