The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a crucial update regarding the curriculum for the upcoming academic year 2024-25. In its announcement, CBSE has confirmed that the existing curriculum will remain unchanged for all classes except Grades 3 and 6.
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Delhi Government Schools See Alarming Number Of Failures In Class 9 Exams
A staggering 1,01,331 students from Delhi government schools have failed their Class 9 exams for the 2023-24 academic year, a significant increase from the previous year's 88,409 failures.
ICAI Announces CA Intermediate And Final Exam Results For 2024
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) officially declared the results for the Intermediate and Final examinations conducted in May 2024. The eagerly awaited results are now accessible on the ICAI’s official website, icai.nic.in.
Andhra Pradesh To Offer 10% Reservation For EWS Students In BC Study Circles
The Andhra Pradesh government has allocated a 10% reservation for students from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category in the BC Study Circles. These study circles, situated across 13 district centres, provide essential coaching programs for unemployed youth and aspirants of competitive exams.
Supreme Court Orders Full Disclosure On NEET UG Paper Leak, Demands Answers From NTA
The Supreme Court has ramped up its investigation into the National Testing Agency (NTA) regarding the NEET UG paper leak, demanding a detailed report.
NEET-UG Scam In Gujarat: Out-of-State Students Pressured To Use Gujarati
This information surfaced during a CBI hearing in a Gujarat court where they sought custody of the accused. The investigation suggests this scheme aimed to benefit specific Gujarati individuals involved in the exam by enabling them to fill out answer sheets for out-of-state students.
Relief For Parents! Jabalpur Schools To Repay Rs 64.58 Crore In Illegal Fees
Parents in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, have received a significant financial reprieve after the district administration ordered ten private schools to refund a staggering Rs 65 crore ($7.8 million) in excessive tuition fees.