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CBSE Curriculum 2024-25: Passing a Skill Subject Can Now Compensate for Failing a Compulsory Subject in Class 10 - Vimarsana News

CBSE Curriculum 2024-25: Passing a Skill Subject Can Now Compensate for Failing a Compulsory Subject in Class 10

News News: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced a significant policy change benefiting students who struggle with traditional subjects

BJP demands statement from minister over 'leaks' | Kolkata News - Vimarsana News

BJP demands statement from minister over 'leaks' | Kolkata News

“The future of young students is being ruined. The Board has lost its independence and is being controlled by the ruling TMC,” the BJP MLA added.

MPBSE Class 10th examinations commence; 25,642 students write exam on first day - Vimarsana News

MPBSE Class 10th examinations commence; 25,642 students write exam on first day

      staff reporter  with hindi language paper, the class x board examination of madhya pradesh board of secondary education (mpbse) started amid tight security from monday. the students reached their examination c

Govt cracks down on coaching centres; Mumbai reacts with mixed sentiments - Vimarsana News

Govt cracks down on coaching centres; Mumbai reacts with mixed sentiments

New regulations bar admission of students aged below 16; prohibit misleading claims by coaching centres

coaching centre new rules: Only 16+ kids above Class X may attend coaching: Govt announces new rules for coaching centres. Here are details - Vimarsana News

coaching centre new rules: Only 16+ kids above Class X may attend coaching: Govt announces new rules for coaching centres. Here are details

Coaching Centre New Rules: The Indian government has issued new guidelines for coaching centres, aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of students. The guidelines include enrolling students above 16 years old or those who have passed Class X Board exams, prohibiting false claims about ranks or marks in competitive exams, and requiring registration with the government. Penalties for malpractices and excessive fees are proposed.