But news is doing rounds that the results could be declared by end of May or by first or second week of June.

Sources from GSEB say, the notice regarding the date for release of GSEB SSC Result 2020 would be issued atleast about a day in advance.

The main reason behind the delay in declaration of results was the outbreak of corona virus which sent the entire nation into a lockdown.

Matters not only on economic front, work in the academic sector also came to a standstill. GSEB SSC Result 2020 was expected to be declared earlier, that did not happen perhaps due to COVID-19 situation.

Soon after the science results were made public, news started doing rounds that even GSEB SSC Result 2020 also would be made public.

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Results for SSC Exams in 2019 were released by 21 May and that also could have fueled the opinion that 10th results could be released in May.

However, notice from GSEB released recently denied any such thing. Now it is estimated that the result could be made public by end of May or probably in early June.

The best place to know any news with regards to SSC Result 2020 is the official website of Gujarat Board and it can be accessed at ‘https://www.gsebeservice.com/’

The same is expected to be witnessed soon after GSEB SSC Result 2020 goes public.

It is worth noting that GSEB conducted this exam from 5 to 17 March this year and 1.1 million candidates appeared for the exam which was conducted over in 1,548 centres across the state.

Once the GSEB SSC Result 2020 is made public, students can go to the official webpage of GSEB at ‘https://www.gsebeservice.com/’ and check for the result.

As of now there is no link on the official page of the GSEB, however at time of release of GSEB SSC Result 2020 a link will be made available on the official website.

Students willing to know GSEB SSC Result 2020 can click the link and provide the required information to obtain the result.

They have to provide their roll number, seat number and check them for their accuracy before clicking the final submit button to obtain the result.

Once the score regarding GSEB SSC Result 2020 downloads on the screen, students can take a printout of that and keep it for any use at a later stage.

While GSEB SSC Result 2020 is can be known soon, obtaining the marksheets may take time, so students can preserve the printout of the GSEB SSC Result 2020 score card as it could be used as provisional marksheet.

Sources say, students can check GSEB SSC Result 2020 through SMS service also. Candidates can open the SMS facility on the mobile phone and type ‘SSC’ followed by roll number (seat number) and the SMS to the number which will be informed later.

GSEB SSC Result 2020 will be sent to the same mobile number. Students must collect the marksheet from the schools where they studied their 10th exam.

Program (IInvenTiv 2025) was inaugurated in the presence of Prof V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras, Prof. Manu Santhanam, Dean (IC&SR), IIT Madras, thought leaders, researchers and industry representatives from across the country.

It is being organised under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, say organizers of IInvenTiv 2025.

The starting

Addressing the inaugural session virtually, Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Education, Government of India, extended his invitation to the international representatives and sought to strengthen research ties to foster global start-up opportunities.

Dharmendra Pradhan also said that as of 2025, India has emerged as the world’s third-largest start-up ecosystem, with a combined valuation exceeding USD 354 million.

He further said Tamil Nadu has always been a land of innovation, entrepreneurship and excellence and has given India some of the brightest entrepreneurs, innovators, scientists and researchers who have made significant contributions to nation building.

I am sure that the industry leaders attending the event will find many of the technologies on display useful, leading to further technology transfers in the near future, he said speaking at IInvenTiv 2025.

Further, Dr. Sukanta Majumdar said also quoted the Tamil Sangam Age Philosopher, Kaniyan Poonkunranaar – Yaadhum Oore Yaavarum Kelir – everywhere is home, and all beings our kin, and said that fostering technological advancement is like pulling the Thiruvaarur or Puri Jagannath temple chariots – it takes the entire town working towards it, sharing the Tamil proverb – oor koodi izhukkum thaer.

Book

A coffee table book, titled ‘Prabhav – From Ideas to Impact’ on leading technological innovations from Indian higher education institutions, which have led to great impacts on the industry, was released during the event, say organizers of IInvenTiv 2025.

It can be viewed using the following link – https://iinventiv.iitm.ac.in/coffee-table-book.php

A Coffee table book on one year of SWAYAM Plus was also released on the occasion.

Dr. Majumdar also released IIT Madras’ science magazine, Shaastra, and exhibit catalogue, and felicitated the Yuvamanthan Hackathon winners and leading industry collaborators.

Several MoUs were signed with industry for tech transfer (File Attached), say organizers of IInvenTiv 2025.

Transfer

Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras, said through IInventiv 2025, they are now bringing together a platform in which industry leaders can look at technology transfer, investors can look at avenues for funding and foster future collaboration.

He also added that such an approach paves the way for Viksit Bharat 2047, the dream of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The events

Prof. Manu Santhanam, Dean (IC&SR), IIT Madras, said in the current edition of IInvenTiv 2025, they have more than 180 exhibits from 39 participating institutions.

These feature latest R&D that have been happening in these institutions, start-ups that have arisen out of the R&D done at these institutions as well as technology that is now available for commercialization in the industry, he said.

The sessions will be in the following thematic areas, each featuring leading experts from government, industry, academia, and start-ups:

1.AI/ML Technologies

2.Aviation, Defence & Space

3.Marine Technology

4.Medical/Healthcare Engineering

5.Rural Technology

6.Smart Cities & Infrastructure

7.Advanced Manufacturing (Industry 4.0+/5.0)

8.Circularity & Sustainability (Energy & E-mobility)

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