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CBSE has opened the application correction window for CTET September 2026. Candidates can edit limited fields via the official website until the deadline.
Jashandeep Kaur, a rural student from Punjab, scored 98.4% in CBSE Class XII Medical Stream, securing All India Rank 4. She was supported by the Educate To Save scholarship programme of The Kalgidhar Society, Baru Sahib.
Nisarga Adhikary, a 19-year-old ethical hacker, has been accepted into Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program after exposing flaws in CBSE's OSM system. The program lets verified security professionals bypass certain safeguards on Opus models for legitimate cybersecurity tasks.
The Central Information Commission has directed CBSE to provide point-wise details on exam procurement. The order aims to ensure transparency in the board's operations.
CBSE has published the Class 12 Psychology (037) syllabus for 2026-27. The course includes a 70-mark theory paper and a 30-mark internal practical project.
KVS has mandated at least one Sanskrit section in Classes 6 and 9 from 2026–27. This aligns with the three-language policy and CBSE's rule requiring two Indian languages for Class 9 from July.
CBSE will release the Class 10 session 2 result 2026 on its official websites. Students can check scores using roll number, school number, and admit card ID.
A newly released children's book, 'Nandu in Muziris,' follows a crow named Nandu searching for a home in the ancient port city. The book was prompted by co-author Nivedith George's realization that CBSE curriculum lacks Kerala's history.
The Centre informed the Supreme Court it is considering a policy to help private CBSE students in West Asia whose results are delayed due to regional conflict. The court adjourned the matter to June 22.