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Maharashtra SCERT has proposed lowering passing marks for Class 10 Maths and Science from 35 to 20. However, there's a caveat...

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBoSE) announced the results of the class 10 final examinations on Friday, in which only 51.93 per cent of the appearing students were declared successful. Samridhya Das of Sherwood School in Tura secured the first rank in Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examination for class 10 by scoring 572 out of 600 marks. Jyotipriya Bhattacharjee of St Margaret's Higher Secondary School in Shillong secured the second rank by scoring 570 marks. Tanushri Acharjee, also of St Margaret's Higher Secondary School, Ritam Deep Chowdhury of Sherwood School and Salrime M Sangma of St Xavier's Secondary School shared the third position by scoring 564 marks. Of the total 51,280 students from 656 schools appearing in the exams, only 26,629 were declared successful. This year, the pass percentage went down to 51.93 from last year's 56.96 per cent. The MBoSE also announced the results for the Arts stream of Higher Secondary Leaving Certificate (HSLC) ...

A new regulator, PARAKH (Performance Assessment, Review and Analysis of Knowledge for Holistic Development), is being set up to oversee the process and conduct the National Achievement Survey (NAS)

Once declared, the JKBOSE 10th result 2022 will be released online at jkbose.ac.in

PSEB has recorded an overall pass percentage of 96.96 per cent, with class 12 girls performing better with a pass percentage of 97.78 per cent

This is in view of the prevailing coronavirus pandemic

No reason was assigned for the cancellation

This is in view of the ongoing Covid crisis

The court adjourned the case to June 18 for further hearing.

As per the official release of the Haryana Chief Minister's Office (CMO), the decision is taken in view of the Covid-19 pandemic, and it is in the interest of the students

In a bid to reduce mental pressure on students, the Haryana government has now decided to reduce the syllabus for the academic session 2020-21

"The Board has increased the examination fees of class X and XII examination 2020 for all students on 'no profit no loss' principle," he told Rajya Sabha in response to a written question.

A decision in this regard was taken by the board's examination committee and was approved by the governing body recently

CBSE had earlier announced that the examinations will be mandatory from the next academic session

The main focus of HRD ministry is on improving the quality of school education, says Javadekar