Annual Report 2010-11 - The National Institute of Open Schooling

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National Institute of Open Schooling Online Registration for Admission and Examination NIOS introduced the facility of Online Admission during 2007-08 on pilot basis and extended to 100% online admission during the year. There are four streams of Online admission catering to the learners with different needs. The admissions in these Four Streams are mutually exclusive i.e., learner can only opt for one of them. The Four Streams of Online Admission are Online Admission Stream-1 for all learners : This stream for Online Admission was opened for all the learners as per the laid down criteria for Secondary and Senior Secondary levels. This stream of online admission is open round the year with cut off dates for the public examination given as under: • Ist Block : 1 st March to 31 st August First public examination In April next year • IInd block : 1 st September to 28 th February First public examination October same year Online Admissions Stream-2 for learners wanting to appear in October- November, 2010 Examinations : This stream for On-line admission was open for all those learners who had appeared but could not clear the Public Examination with transfer of credit facility for upto two pass subjects or learners who were eligible to appear after completing their study period but could not appear. This stream of online admission gives an immediate opportunity to all unsuccessful learners to appear in NIOS examination. Online Admission Stream-3 for learners wanting to appear through On-Demand Examination (ODE) at Secondary level : This stream for Online admission is open round the year for all those learners who had appeared but could not clear the Public Examination at Secondary level with transfer of credit facility for upto two pass subjects or learners who were eligible to appear after completing their study period but could not appear and want to appear through On-Demand Examination. On-line Admission Stream-4 for learners wanting to appear through On-Demand Examination (ODE) of NIOS at Sr. Secondary Level : This stream for On-line admission is open round the year for all those learners who had appeared but could not clear the Public Examination at Sr. Secondary level with transfer of credit facility for upto two pass subjects or learners who were eligible to appear after completing their study period but could not appear and want to appear through On-Demand Examination. The facility of Transfer of Credit up to two pass subjects is applicable to all the streams of online admission as per NIOS norms. In addition to the above there is provision for Online admission for Vocational Courses. Payment Option: There are three options for the payment of fees: A. The fee can be deposited On-line through Credit Card (Master/Visa) Debit Card (visa only of select banks), or B. Through Bank Draft of any nationalised bank only in favour of Secretary, NIOS payable at respective Regional Centres of NIOS in case of Stream-1 and payable at NOIDA only in case of Stream-2, 3 and 4. C. The required admission fee can be deposited through Cash Challan system of any branch of India Bank, The Bank branch will collect fee and return two copies of bank challan after issuance of acknowledgement and putting a unique number on to the bank challan receipt. The above three options of payment is applicable for all online applications for admission, examinations, On-Demand Examination, Accreditation and any other online services. Annual Report 2010-11 93
National Institute of Open Schooling Process flow for “Learner” User for Online Admission 14.4 e-Accreditation NIOS has started Online system of submission, monitoring and grant of Accreditation for Academic/ Vocational /Open Basic Education Programme. The schools and institutions desirous of becoming NIOS study Centre are applying through online mode for grant of accreditation. In the e-Accreditation, there is provision to convert the offline application received into online so that the entire data for accreditation is available in electronic form and all the processes right from submission of application to award of accreditation are done through the online e- Accreditation system. 1. Andhra Pradesh State Open school 2. Haryana State Open school 3. J&K State Open School, 4. Assam state Open school 5. Rajasthan state Open School The Resource Persons were from CIS - Prashant Verma, Manish Agrawal 14.5 Computer Training Training-cum- Orientation Programme on Web designing with web Accessibility A 2 day Training-cum-Orientation Programme on 17- 18th Apr 2010 on Web designing with web accessibility was organised in Collaboration with Centre for Internet & Society (CIS) at the NIOS Computer Training Lab. The Workshop was attended by the representative of Five State Open Schools and the officials from NIOS HQ. The Five State Open Schools were: Participants from NIOS, State Open Schools and NCOS along with the Resource persons from CIS The Focus of the Training programme was on the Web Designing from the Accessibility point of view as large number of learners with special needs take up courses from Open Schools. 94 Annual Report 2010-11
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