NIOS Senior Secondary results today

PATNA: The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) will be declaring Senior Secondary Public Examination results of March-April, 2017 on  May 31 and Secondary results on June 2, 

 The results will be placed on the NIOS website at 6.00 pm. In total 3,39,325 learners appeared for March-April, 2017 Examination out of which 1,95,135 learners appeared for Senior Secondary courses and 1,35,110 learners appeared for Secondary courses.  The examinees can know their result through:

1.      Web site: The learners can see and download their result at NIOS website www.nios.ac.in from 6.00 p.m. onwards. The result will also be available on the web site www.indiaresults.com and www.examresults.com

2.      SMS: The learners can also get their results through SMS. For this, the learners can send an SMS by writing NIOS12 for Sr. Secondary and NIOS10 for Secondary to 5676750.

3.      IVRS: The learners can get their results on phone or through IVRS by dialing the NIOS Learner Support Centre Toll free number 18001809393.

4.      E-mail: The learners can also get their results through e-mail by registering themselves on the website given above or by sending a request to lsc@nios.ac.in

The Marks Statements, Migration Certificates and Provisional Certificates will be made available to the learners through the Accreditated Institute (Study Centre) concerned by the Regional Centres of NIOS.  

The registration and collection of examination fees for the October-November 2017 examination will be as per the schedule i.e. from May 21 to June 20, 2017.

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NIOS and Amnesty International launch human rights course for Bihar community health workers

Patna, March 25, 2017: Over4,000 community health workers in Bihar will receive training in human rights over the next three months as part of a new certificate course launched by the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and Amnesty International India.

The ‘Self-Learning Human Rights Certificate Course' aims to promote human rights values and principles of equality, dignity, inclusion, non-discrimination and participation inthe public through community health workers.

At a workshop organized at the NIOS Patna regional office for key stakeholders, Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Director, Academics at NIOS, said, “We are very happy to introduce the self-learning human rights course as a pilot project. It is important to empower people with correct knowledge of laws and provisions. It is important to build a culture of respect, dignity and civic responsibility, and this course provides an opportunity for learners to empower themselves and others around them, ensuring smooth redressal as well as prevention of human rights abuses.”

“By introducing a comprehensive course about human rights in simple language, we hope to provide participants with information on human rights and relevant provisions in the Constitution of India, laws and state policies, with a special focus on women and children,” said Somya Dimri, Programme Coordinator at Amnesty International India’s Human Rights Education Programme.

“We hope to see participants empowered and aware of their rights and responsibilities, while also being more perceptive to rights-based issues around them,” she added.

The three-month course is designed for community workers working in the fields of health and education - including Accredited Social Health Activists or ASHAs, Anganwadi workers, MAMTA government health workers and private health workers -in rural and urban Bihar. The course aims to help participants learn about various human rights issues and violations.

The course also detail srights and remedies available within the legal framework. Participants are expected to work on community-level human rights issues and run local awareness campaigns after the completion of the course. The certificate course will eventually reach out to over 1625 women and 2375 men across Bihar.

Mr. Sanjay K. Sinha, Regional Director at NIOS, said, “This course is provided free of cost to participants from all 38 districts in Bihar. We have ensured that atleast 40% of the participants are women. 25 master trainers will conduct personal sessions with over 4000 learners that will help learners to clarify any doubts about the course content and the programme roll-out.”

The inauguration was attended  Mr. Vijoy Prakash (Senior IAS, Patna), Dr. Sheela Sharma (Retd. HOD, PMCH), Dr. D.C. Mishra & Dr. Vijay Kumar (Director, Abhilekh Bhawan,Patna).

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92 NIOS-Patna students to participate in Republic Day function

92 students of National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS)-Patna left for Delhi on January 23, 2016 to participate in the Republic Day function.
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Students stage protest at NIOS regional office

Students staged demonstration before NIOS regional office in Patna in protest against alleged irregularities in examination results.
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NIOS workshop for subject teachers begins

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NIOS interacts with coordinators through teleconferencing

National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) Patna region, organised a teleconferencing to interact with the coordinators of different study centres of Bihar in Patna on July 26, 2013. Vijay Prakash, principal secretary, planning and development department (Government of Bihar) inaugurated the programme at Indian Institute of Business Management (IIBM). NIOS regional director Sanjay Kumar Sinha welcomed the guests.
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NIOS Patna holds AIS co-ordinators meeting

National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) regional centre organised meeting of AIS co-ordinators in Patna on August 18, 2012. MP Monazir Hasan was the chief guest.
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