Why the controversy over NCERT's depiction of an Indus Valley icon became a debate about authenticity, history and cultural confidence The Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro has...
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In a significant move aimed at ensuring the integrity of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) re-examination, the Union government has deployed personnel from the...
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What does it take to become the best in the world? Many people believe extraordinary success is reserved for adults with years of experience, vast resources, and decades of hard...
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Success is often associated with talent, but behind every extraordinary achievement lies something even more powerful—discipline, persistence, and the courage to keep going...
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In every classroom, there is a common goal shared by teachers, parents, and schools: helping students achieve their full potential. Yet, achieving this goal is becoming...
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is facing growing scrutiny from educators, student groups, and policy experts as concerns emerge over both its digital evaluation...
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The Joint Admission Board (JAB) has clarified that there will be no relaxation in the minimum 75% Class 12 marks criterion for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology...
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For millions of Indian students, Classes 11 and 12 are among the most challenging years of their academic journey. Along with preparing for board examinations, many students also...
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For millions of young Indians, competitive examinations are not just tests. They are gateways to higher education, professional careers, and often a family's aspirations. Students...
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What began as an ambitious effort to modernize the evaluation of board examinations has now evolved into one of the most significant controversies facing the Central Board of...
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