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CISCE declares results for classes 12 and 10

Lack of uniformity in awarding marks to students by schools: teachers’ organisations

CBSE extends deadline for schools to finalise Class 12 results to July 25

CBSE results | National

CBSE to help schools to finalise Class 12 results by Thursday

Classes X, XI, XII to resume in Punjab from July 26

New academic session in varsities by October 1, admission process to be completed by September 30: UGC

On course for the future

Rather than fearing lost learning, we must continue to support new ways of learning and teaching that have begun during the pandemic

The exit-entry exams dilemma

The lack of alignment between Class 12 boards and the various entrance exams needs to be fixed, to allow a smooth transition from school to higher education

Remote and reliable

Educational institutions need to use both data infrastructure and learning analytics for their assessment process, as online learning is here to stay

Survey of Class 3 students to set baseline for literacy goals

Mission calls for use of mother tongue in early education.

What is resilience and how can students develop it?

As students traverse problem mazes, they acquire problems-solving skills to face adversity and thereby develop resilience

How incorporating the right technology into students’ online learning experience can help them thrive

Achieve goals actively: Incorporating the right technology into the online learning experience can strengthen students’ ability to thrive, as they study from home

More boys dropped out of school than girls at secondary level in India in 2019-20: UDISE+ Report

According to the report, nearly 30% students in the country do not transit from the secondary to the senior secondary level.

Retired DGP turns to cyberspace to teach students principles of physics the fun way

Due to the pandemic, former police officer Anoop Jaiswal is shifting online a free science programme for students he conducted for four long years before this crisis struck

CBSE optional exams in August

Class 10, 12 students unhappy with assessment formula can take it, says Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank.

Board examinations | Education Minister to answer students’ queries on June 25 through social media

Mr. Nishank, who is in AIIMS undergoing treatment for post-Covid complications, said students have been sending him messages with their queries and apprehensions.

Class 12: Optional exams ‘anytime between August 15 and September 15’

Results after assessment would be declared by July 31, CBSE tells Supreme Court

An idea whose time has gone?

What if there are no exams, marks, and grades? Is there another option to assess students?

Double the rewards

A dual degree is no walk in the park, but the benefits make it worth the work

Smart living beckons

How gamification of digital learning platforms can help empower young women

Why interactivity matters

Online learning, powered by interactive learning, can seed critical thinking and problem-solving, draw diverse perspectives and encourage decision-making

CBSE’s assessment scheme for Class 12 evokes mixed reactions

Some say it was not an accurate evaluation process, while others welcome it, saying it finally had brought an end to the uncertainty surrounding the issue.

Class 12 marks: SC approves CBSE's 30:30:40 formula

Students unsatisfied with the evaluation formula can take up Class 12 exam to be held when situation is conducive.

Assam not to hold school board exams

A group of students approached Supreme Court seeking directions on the examinations

Class 11 admissions in Tamil Nadu to pick up pace from June 14

Educationists say a majority of students will be allotted the group of their choice in government schools; State government however is yet to issue guidelines for Class 10 results

Reaching out to students

Despite the sense of uncertainty hovering over Class XII board marks, college admissions this year have seen an upturn

Plan to increase green cover on school premises through ‘Miyawaki’ forest method

The seeds for this was sown in the virtual meeting organised for the Green Corps and Environmental Groups of the schools in connection with the ‘World Environment Day’.

CBSE schools told to finish internal, practical assessments online by June 28

CBSE panel is deliberating on how to determine Class 12 results in lieu of cancelled board exams

Punjab, T.N., Kerala perform well in school education

Gujarat loses ground in Education Ministry’s grading index

Hope embedded in despair

Discussions on the role of online education offer valuable insights on the way forward for higher education

CBSE introduces coding, data sciences as skill modules

‘The idea is to simplify the coding learning experience by nurturing design thinking, logical flow of ideas’

Panel to decide on CBSE Class 12 assessment criteria in 10 days

CBSE says it is taking steps to compile results as per well-defined objective criteria in a time-bound manner

Maharashtra cancels board exams for Standard XII

The Maharashtra government on Thursday cancelled the board exams for Standard XII. A proposal to this effect was sent to the State Disaster Management

Dig deeper for opportunities

Mining is a dynamic, increasingly vital industry that deals with a multitude of complex technical and moral issues

Submit assessment criteria for Class XII students in 2 weeks, SC tells CBSE, ICSE

Top court refuses to give Centre more time for task

The world of codes and algorithms

Navigate your way to build a career in Computer Science

Funds in place?

How can you ensure a stress-free study abroad process?

Why immersive learning works?

By putting the learner into an environment that simulates the real-world use of the skills they are learning, it helps achieve superior outcomes

Email communication continues to thrive 50 years after invention

Despite the many advances in technology, email communication continues to thrive, 50 years after it was first invented

College degrees sans education?

There is much more to learning than acquiring knowledge, scoring distinctions and getting degrees

How candidates can make use of the extra time to better their UPSC interview prep

With the UPSC Civil Services interview postponed, candidates can use this time to prepare well

COVID-19: CBSE extends deadline till June 30 for schools to tabulate marks for class 10

"CBSE accords highest priority to safety and health of teachers.”

Success in the digital age

How to set students up for success, better careers and enhanced quality of life

At the cusp of a change

The need of the hour is to build a learner-centric hybrid pedagogy in higher education

Restructure for growth and development

It’s time to rethink higher education and its relationship with financial independence

No decision yet on pending class 12 board exams, says CBSE

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said on Friday that it has not taken any decision yet on class 12 board exams even as a section of

A possible game-changer

If more engaging offline material can be created in various regional languages and English for both school and college levels, ed-tech can truly be a powerful leveller

Say yes to no-code...

... because it equips students with skills that make them future-ready

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