Mark Rowe

Rahul Gandhi fiercely criticized the Modi government, accusing it of failing students across age groups due to the NEET paper leak, CBSE evaluation issues, and a new language policy. He highlighted the uncertainty faced by lakhs of students and demanded accountability from Prime Minister Modi and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, calling the ministry a 'department of disasters'.

Following the declaration of Class 12 board results, the CBSE has launched tele-counselling and email support for students and parents. This initiative aims to address queries regarding exams, results, and evaluation, while also alleviating post-result stress. Students and parents can reach out via the official helpline and a designated email address for guidance and assistance

Sudhir Ranjan Sahoo, a 32-year-old man from Pipili, has lost all hope of getting a white collar job. A post-graduate in political science, Sahoo was shattered when he came to know that he could not qualify for the main exam for the post of sub-inspector of excise-2011 conducted by the Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC).

In a major relief for Class IX and X students, the state government has decided to defer its policy on grace marks by a year.

Police resorted to lathicharge and used grenade twice as the protest march taken out by KSU workers to the MG University headquarters on Monday turned violent.

The Koraput district administration has ordered an inquiry into the alleged wrong tabulation in the mark sheet of a Class X student by the Board of Secondary Education (BSE).

Parents not happy with scores of their children in class XII examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) have decided to take up the issue with the prime minister Narendra Modi and union HRD minister Prakash Javadekar.

Widespread resentment against normalization of class XII marks and JEE (Main) score for admission to NITs and other central government educational institutions would reach the Supreme Court on Thursday.

KOLKATA: The Madhyamik dirt’ has unnecessarily stained the reputation of the higher secondary council - so claims Jyotirmoy Mukhopadhyay.

Even as opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala stepped up his attack against higher education minister KT Jaleel for his alleged intervention to gift marks to a student of MG University, the minister dismissed the allegation as baseless.

After the vice-chancellor of Calcutta University was "heckled" by agitating students and outsiders at Barisha Vivekananda College for Women last Tuesday, trouble returned to the varsity's College Street campus on Monday.

The department of pre-university education (DPUE) on Monday tendered an unconditional apology before the high court in connection with granting of grace marks for out-of-syllabus questions in the II PU mathematics paper.