STUDENTS AND THE EDUCATION

What is E-waste? Electronic waste or E-waste is rejected or discarded electronic devices or things. E-waste is a term used for electronic devices or things which are near to the end of their shelf – life. Electronic devices or equipment which are used and then planned for reuse, resale, disposal, or recycling are also known as E-waste. *Shelf- life of a product means how long it can be stored at a shop or home before it gets too old to sell or use. E-waste in India Students should know about E-waste as India is a major and the fifth largest E-waste producing country in the world.  E-waste covers a wide variety of ranges, from a phone to a fridge to a laptop to a washing machine. Some examples of E-waste are: • Large appliances : Refrigerators, washing machines, Air conditioner, microwave, etc. • Small appliances : Iron, watches, hairdryers, toasters, etc. • IT telecommunications : computers, laptops, printers, phones, television, remote control, Fax machines, etc. • Lighting equipment

So, I am back with new questions and problems with DU Exams 2020: OBE Mock Test On 4 July 2020, Saturday, students of Delhi University had there 1st mock test and faced many problems. Today we will discuss those problems. The problems faced by the students during a mock test : Firstly, the OBE mock test portal was not available until 3 July. The students have to wake up early to get themselves registered on the portal. Many students faced problems in the registration process. Some do not get OTP on their mobile phones or emails and some students said that their record was not found. One student complaints " How my data can't be found when I have my admit card in my hands" Some students said that the portal was not opening and the site was crashing. Many students complained that they were given the wrong questions paper.  Some students told me that they were trying to login to the portal but it was not opening and when it's open it showed the submit answers page. And m