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Patnaik speaks to PM Modi over phone, seeks postponement of NEET, JEE exams

Two weeks ago, the chief minister had written a letter in this regard to Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal

CBSE to hold Compartment exams for classes X, XII in Sept, dates soon

The CBSE said that for class 12, regular candidates who appeared in February/March 2020 through schools affiliated to the Board and declared as Compartment are eligible to apply only in one subject

Students urge SC to take cognizance of CBSE's decision on compartment exam

Over 800 students from across the country have approached the Supreme Court through a letter petition requesting it to take suo motu cognisance of the decision of CBSE to conduct compartment exams

NCERT adds abrogation of Article 370 to CBSE Class 12 pol science syllabus

NCERT has revised a chapter in Class 12 political science textbook to remove a portion on separatist politics in Jammu and Kashmir and add abrogation of Article 370

Over 91% pass class 10 exams; number of students with over 90% and 95% dips

There has been a marginal increase of 0.36 per cent in the pass percentage as against last year

CBSE Class 12 results: Kochi girl scored 499/500, eyes career in economics

Alisha P Shaji, a commerce student from Kerala's Kochi scored 499 out of 500 in the CBSE class 12 results declared on Monday, wants to pursue a career in economics

CBSE class 12 result: Students scoring over 95% marks double in a year

This year, students were evaluated as per an alternative assessment scheme, after the pending exams were cancelled in view of the spike in Covid-19 cases

CBSE class 12 results: 94.3% Delhi students pass, govt schools shine

Government schools recorded higher pass percentage in both the regions than private schools, witnessing a considerable increase as against last year

CBSE syllabus reduction: Controversy and the politics explained in pictures

Opposition alleges that chapters on India's democracy and plurality are being "dropped" to propagate a particular ideology, but the Board insisted it is a one-time measure for this academic year only

Syllabus reduction by up to 30% a one-time measure only, clarifies CBSE

A day after revising the syllabus for classes 9 to 12 for 2020-21 academic session in the wake of the coronavirus situation, CBSE issued a clarification stating it was just a one-time measure

Letter to BS: Decision to conduct exams in September raises many questions

Here, one has to keep in mind that all universities have students from other states too and every state has its own set of rules with regard to the admission of outsiders

Syllabus reduction only for this year, change interpreted differently: CBSE

The clarification by the board came amid a row over certain chapters being dropped from the curriculum

CBSE syllabus reduced: List of chapters deleted for classes 9 to 12

CBSE has reduced the syllabus by excluding chapters on 'nationalism', 'citizenship', 'demonetisation'. among others

CBSE syllabus reduced by up to 30% for classes 9 to 12: Important details

CBSE syllabus 2020-2021: The curriculum has been rationalised while retaining the core elements

CBSE partners with Facebook to launch curriculum on digital safety

According to CBSE officials, the comprehensive curriculum is aimed at ensuring online well-being of students and preparing them for the future of work

CBSE, ICSE board results to be announced by July 15: Supreme Court assured

The CBSE and the ICSE submitted before the Supreme Court that the board examination results will be declared by July 15

cancelled CBSE 10, 12 exams marks to be based on best performing subjects

As per the scheme, results of class 10 and 12 students, who have completed all their exams, will be declared based on their performance in the exams

SC approves CBSE's board exam cancellation scheme, re-assessment formula

The Supreme Court has permitted the Centre and CBSE to cancel the remaining board exams due to Covid-19 pandemic and given its go-ahead to the plan for award of marks to students for cancelled papers

The Class of 2020 deals with pending exams, uncertain admissions and fear

The school-leaving Class of 2020 is dealing with confusion about interrupted exams, anxiety about college admissions and, of course, fear of a raging virus. Veer Arjun Singh sums up their dilemmas

Govt working on plan to reduce school syllabus amid Covid-19 outbreak

Universities and schools across the country have been closed since March 16, when the Centre announced a countrywide classroom shutdown as part of a slew of measures to contain the Covid-19 outbreak