GENXL ACADEMY

29/07/2020

In New there will be no Science no commerce no arts stream, u can choose whatever subject onwards even music, arts or anything from 9th class onwards & can learn coding from 6th class. No more 10+2 it will be 5+3+3+4 . More knowledge based learning.
U can leave any degree whenever u want like after 1 year 2 yr or 3 or 4 and u will get a certificate.
Government will spend 6% of GDP on and establish more research institutes.
Assessment will be done more knowledge based not rote based.

A much-needed shift from rote learning to application & practical-based learning for the leaders of tomorrow!

15/07/2020

08/07/2020

XI & XII ACCOUNTANCY (055)
Deleted Part for session 2020-21

11/06/2020

NCERT's draft plan on the staggered reopening of schools.

Here is what the draft proposes:

1. Only 30 to 35 students will be there in a classroom, maintaining 6 feet distance from one another.

2. No AC in the classrooms. Instead, doors and windows will remain open.

3. Students will be called to the schools on an odd-even basis. But they will have to submit home assignments every day.

4. Name of the students will be written on the desks so that they sit at the same place every day.

5. There will be no functions at the school premises — not even morning assembly.

6. There will be no food stalls outside the school.

7. Mandatory masks, screening of all students and staff members every day.

8. There will be no sharing of food, drinking water among the students. The school authorities will monitor.

9. The NCERT guideline also emphasises on holding classes in open spaces.

10. Schools will be opened in six phases: Classes 11, 12 will be opened first. Classes 9-10 will resume after a week, classes 6-8 will resume after two weeks, classes 3 to 5 after three weeks, classes 1 to 2 after four weeks. Nursery classes will open five weeks after that only if the guardians are in favour.

Ref: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.india.com/education/classes-for-3-days-on-odd-even-basis-no-ac-in-classrooms-ncert-submits-draft-plan-10-points-4054187/amp/

Schools will be opened in six phases: Classes 11, 12 will be opened first. Classes 9-10 will resume after a week, classes 6-8 will resume after two weeks, classes 3 to 5 after three weeks, classes 1 to 2 after four weeks. Nursery classes will open five weeks after that only if the guardians are in f...

08/06/2020

With educational institutes being shut due to Covid-19 lockdown since around mid-March, HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal finally revealed in an interview that schools will reopen after August.

21/05/2020

New CBSE Chairman joined today.

22/04/2020

Lockdown is still continuing. No vaccine is available for Corona till now. Even 186 person found Corona positive with no symptoms at all in Delhi.
After opening of Lockdown will you send your child to the same cramped group class for coaching. Might be there is a child who is Corona Positive with no symptoms at all. Home tuitions are not affordable.

We have a solution at GENXL ACADEMY.

But first your opinion. 🤔

The CBSE syllabus for the 2020-2021 academic year has been reduced because NCERT has come up with a new academic calendar due to the Covid-19 lockdown. Check out the full changed syllabus here!

22/04/2020

Lockdown is still continuing. No vaccine is available for Corona till now. Social Distancing is strictly followed. Even 186 person found Corona positive with no symptoms at all in Delhi.
After opening of Lockdown will you send your child to the same cramped group class for coaching. Might be there is a child who is Corona Positive with no symptoms at all. Home tuitions are not affordable.

We have a solution at GENXL ACADEMY.

But first your opinion. 🤔

12/03/2020

23/04/2019

Mental health problems are now surprisingly common in kids nowadays. Here are some common signs that tell your child might be struggling with a mental health condition.

23/12/2018

CBSE XII Board Exam 2019 Date sheet has been released on cbse.nic.in. Exams begin on February 15, 2019 and end on April 3, 2019. Check complete date sheet here.