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The Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education (BOSE) recently announced the results of the tenth-class exams, revealing a pass rate of 79.89% out of 148,701 candidates across 22 districts. This marked the first results since the adoption of a single academic calendar. Notably, private school students outperformed their government school counterparts in both Kashmir and Jammu regions, with pass rates of 93.86% and 89.15% respectively, compared to 79.83% and 65.99%. The private education sector, thriving in Jammu and Kashmir, faces challenges including fee regulation and government order...

For any 18-year-old teenager, being a topper in an exam where 16 lakh candidates are competing is not easy. However, Tanmay was up for the challenge and has proven that hard work and dedication coupled with the right inspiration can work wonders.

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 10: The junior wing of KCPS celebrated its Silver Jubilee Annual Function, which was presided over by Rajinder Sharma, Mayor of Jammu, here today. Other dignitaries present on the occasion were Chairman Raju Chowdhary, Managing Director Arti Chowdhary and Vice Chairman Arjun Chowdhary. The programme started with lighting of the ceremonial lamp followed by the welcome address by Principal, Amarendra Kumar Mishra. He shared his commitment towards the quality of education the School has been imparting […]

JAMMU, Dec 23: The BSF School Jammu has achieved a distinction by securing first place in Education World India School Rankings for its innovative and personalized approach to education. PRO BSF Jammu said, “The school is also ranked No 1 in Jammu and Kashmir for its holistic approach towards education excelling in all the 14 parameters- academic reputation, faculty competence, leadership quality, sports education etc.” “It is a moment of pride and glory as BSF School Jammu has also been […]

Jammu boy Tanmay Gupta secured AIR 2 in NEET 2021 with 720/720. We got talking to him about his preparation strategy and why J&K students really need to start stepping outside the box.