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CBSE did not release Class 12 re-evaluation results on Friday, contrary to expectations. Students have turned to social media to seek updates.
The Delhi High Court refused to order CBSE to reopen revaluation portal, citing delays. Meanwhile, NEET-UG re-exam on June 21 will involve IAF, IB, CBI for leak-proof conduct.
Congress leader Kumari Selja stated the responsibility to highlight people's pain and suffering. She addressed CBSE OSM and inflation with full force after a high-level meeting.
The Congress party announced a nationwide agitation starting June end over inflation, NEET paper leak, and CBSE OSM row. The decision followed a meeting of top leaders including Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi.
A teenager who highlighted flaws in CBSE's digital exam system has secured a full-time position at IIT-Kanpur. The opportunity came after the student raised concerns about the board's on-screen marking process.
Four students raised concerns about transparency and security in CBSE’s OSM system. Their findings sparked national debate, leading to a Parliamentary Committee hearing.
Teachers' associations and politicians demand CBSE schools in Vidarbha comply with a Bombay High Court order closing schools until June 30 due to extreme heat. Reports say some CBSE schools have resumed classes or plan to reopen from June 15.
Delays in CBSE re-evaluation results in Lucknow are causing uncertainty for JEE-qualified students. They risk missing the 75% eligibility mark required for IIT and NIT admissions before JoSAA counselling deadlines.
Dr Fauzia Khan, a former Maharashtra minister, has filed a plea in the Supreme Court against CBSE's mandate for three languages in Class 9. The plea argues the policy is arbitrary and forces Hindi or Sanskrit on states without educational rationale.