The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the Senior School Certificate Examination of Class 12th Mathematics and Applied Mathematics Examboard exam tomorrow, March 9, 2024.

CBSE Class 12th Board Exams 2024: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will take the lead Senior school certificate exam or Class 12 Mathematics and Applied Mathematics Exam tomorrow, March 9, 2024. The exam will be taken in one shift. The CBSE Class 12th Exam for Mathematics and Applied Mathematics 2024 will take place from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The examination takes three hours. View the sample paper, dress code and important guidelines here.

CBSE Class 12th Applied Math Sample papers

According to the Class 12th Applied Mathematics Sample paper 2023-24, there are five sections A, B, C, D and E. The exam was conducted for 80 marks. You can check the CBSE sample paper at CBSE sample papers which help significantly in facilitating students to determine their readiness level. By gaining insights from these articles, students can assess their pros and cons on various topics. They also provide a practical model of the pacing required for each section of the question paper. Make it a point to solve papers within the given time to build efficient time management tactics.

CBSE Class 12th Maths Exam: Important Guidelines

• Candidates shall strictly follow all instructions issued by CBSE from time to time.
• Candidates are not allowed to bring locked items such as mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, papers, notebooks, scribble pads and other electronic items into the examination hall
• . They are not allowed to bring mobile phones with GPS, electronic devices or other prohibited items into the exam room.
• No means of communication are allowed in the Exam Center.
• Candidates will maintain strict discipline at the examination center.
• Candidates must follow all instructions on the Admit Card.
• The duration of each exam will be mentioned on the date sheet and admit card.
• It is very important to use your time efficiently during the exam. Allow sufficient time for each section of the question paper to ensure that you complete within the time limit.

Persons with an ordinary passport are allowed to enter the country without a visa once every six months, with a maximum stay of fifteen days. It is important to note that the 15 day period cannot be extended

New Delhi: Iran announced on Tuesday that visas for citizens of India will be abolished from February 4, 2024, subject to the following conditions:

1. Persons with an ordinary passport may enter the country without a visa once every six months, with a maximum stay of 15 days. It is important to note that the 15 day period cannot be extended.

2. The abolition of visas applies only to persons entering the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran for tourism purposes.

3. If Indian nationals wish to stay for a longer period or make multiple entries within a period of six months or require other types of visas, they must obtain the necessary visas through the respective representative offices of the Islamic Republic of Iran in India.

4. The visa waiver described in this approval applies specifically to Indian nationals who enter the country only through the air border.

Still, some colleges and students are enthusiastic.

George Mason University, a large public university in Virginia, offers direct access through the Common App and through a partnership with local high schools. The university first offered direct access through the Common App in 2022, when 28 students enrolled. The following year only six enrolled. That may be because more colleges are now participating in direct admission, so it has become more competitive, said David Burge, the university's vice president for enrollment management. Still, “things are going very well,” he said, adding, “From our perspective, but for the Common App Direct Admissions program, these students would not be at Mason.”

James Steen, vice president for enrollment management and marketing at Houston Christian University, a private Baptist college with about 4,200 students, including about 2,400 traditional students, said more than 6 percent of freshmen enrolled for fall 2023 were from Niche's direct access channel. “Direct admission is a great fit for HCU,” he said.

The university began offering direct admission through Niche (for applications for the current academic year) in 2022, offering scholarships based on different GPA levels. (In November, it also began participating in direct admission through the Common App.)

Steven Navarrette, 18, of Manvel, Texas, received an email from Niche when he was in high school saying he had been accepted by Houston Christian. He was skeptical at first, he said, but toured the school, about 30 minutes from his hometown, and decided to enroll after receiving enough financial support. He is now in his second semester, majoring in computer science. “The process is less of a headache,” he said of direct admission.

Here are some questions and answers about direct admission:

Do colleges verify the information provided by direct admission students?

Yes. Students self-report their GPA, which schools confirm. (Test scores are not always required, but some schools will accept them if submitted). Self-reported information has proven to be “remarkably accurate,” Niche's Mr. Skurman said. But if the information is incorrect, schools can withdraw an offer or reduce the scholarship offered.

By Hannah Wilcox for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 07:01 EST, November 26, 2023 | Updated: 07:01 EST, November 26, 2023

Boy, eight, is ‘beaten to death by instructor the day after he enrolls in Chinese martial arts school’

• The youngster joined Chongde Juying Martial Arts Sports Club on June 17
• On June 18, he was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital after being ‘beaten’

By Eleanor Dye

published: 05:03 EDT, Jun 27, 2023 | Updated: 05:03 EDT, Jun 27, 2023

A job seeker is shocked after receiving a bizarre email from a potential employer at a dog shelter.

Take to Redditthe confused British candidate explained that the company, whose name they did not name, asked them to agree to eat vegan food only while working.

If successful, they must agree to only eat a plant-based lunch and use plant-based milk at their workplace, or to eat off-premises.

The post, which garnered more than 30,000 likes, was flooded with opposing views.

Many suggested they would like to have one vegan meal a day at the office, while others thought the lunch rule was “odd.”

The candidate shared part of the email online, writing, “Applied for a job, received this in an email. Can they really force this on me or not base a rent on this?’

The answer was: ‘Thank you for your request. Answer the following questions to help us make a shortlist.

‘Our workplaces are strictly vegan. You don’t have to be vegan outside of work, but you must bring a vegan lunch and have plant-based milk to eat on site or to have lunch off site. Can you confirm that you agree with this?’

One person wrote, “I’ll be a working-time vegan if the pay is good enough.”

As he joked, “I’d probably be fine with this because it would automatically prevent people from microwaving fish.”

While another said: ‘This is common for vegan brands, such as ‘beyond-meat’. To be honest, it would be a bit strange to eat your ham and egg sandwich in the office of a company that eventually wants to replace meat.’

However, others said that unless the company is vegan, it makes no sense.

One person said, ‘That’s so weird. Some startups really go out of their way not to hire them, lol.”

Another wrote: ‘I work for a fairly well known vegan food company and we have no such rules.

‘The food and snacks at the office are all vegan, but you can bring whatever you want to eat. People also bring non-vegan treats to share.’

While someone else said, ‘The only way I can understand this is if it’s a vegan cafe or a grocery store and they’re worried about allergens or something.

And even that’s a hell of a lot. For any other kind of job, this is weird – from a vegan.’

Another commenter questioned whether it is legal to dictate what people eat at work.

They said, ‘Everyone claims they would put up with this crap, nobody answered the question, can the company legally enforce this?’

Someone answered and said, ‘Depends on the jurisdiction, there is no set answer.

“However, where I am based, a company can in principle impose any requirement as a condition of employment, except if it is discriminatory against a protected class, and even then there are exceptions provided it is due to a bona fide professional qualification.

‘I don’t know of any laws here that state that non-vegans are a protected class. So yes, this is legally enforceable at least where I live.’

Another poster suggested the job is likely a volunteer role and joked that the Redditor could afford vegan food.

He wrote, ‘It’s an animal adoption agency, the only person doing the banking is the vet. His colleagues are vegan volunteers. OP isn’t going to make enough money to pay for the fake cheese sandwich.’

Someone else suggested a possible reason for the rule: “There’s a cat cafe in town that’s also strictly vegan, because they don’t want the cats to eat the customers’ food.”