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CBSE starts psychological counseling

Published On: 25th May 2009

CBSE starts psychological counseling By Staff Writer

Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced to start psychological counselling for students by way of a tele-helpline, an IVRS (Interactive Voice Response System) and its website, as it declared 12 class results for certain regions.

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Girls establish supremacy in CBSE Class XII exams

Published On: 23rd May 2009

Girls establish supremacy in CBSE Class XII exams By Staff Writer

The results of CBSE Class 12 board exam results announced on Friday once again established the oft repeated reality i.e. when it comes to academics girls are second to none. As in the past this time too girls have outdone boys.

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AP students cautioned against writing T-slogans on answer sheets

Published On: 10th March 2010

By Pallavi Kulkarni

Board of Intermediate Education of Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) has warned students from Class XI and XII not to write any slogans supporting or opposing Telengana state on their answer sheets. The board has also clarified that those students who will write slogans like ‘Jai Telangana’ and ‘Samaikhya Andhra’ on their exam paper would be treated as fail and will also get charged for malpractices during examination.

Related Tags: Telangana Slogans, Telangana Agitation, BIEAP Exams, BIEAP

MHRD modifies RMSA plan for West Bengal

Published On: 09th March 2010

By Ishpreet Bindra

Owing to lack of sufficient number of government schools in the state the Ministry of Human resource and Development has decided to alter its Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) scheme, for universalisation of secondary education in Bengal. Instead of funding all government aided schools which are less than five percent in the state the MHRD will now select and fund some privately run, government aided schools.

Related Tags: Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan, MHRD, Kapil Sibal, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, West Bengal Board for Secondary Education

Mass copying forces cancellation of exam paper

Published On: 06th March 2010

By Pallavi Kulkarni

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has cancelled social science paper of the Class X examination at the Mahatma Gandhi Vinay Mandir school in Mandal town of Ahmedabad district. The board authorities have taken the decision after 11 students the School were caught copying during the board examination. 

Related Tags: Mass Copying, GSHSEB, Class X Examination

Grading system fails to bring cheer

Published On: 05th March 2010

By Pallavi Kulkarni

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced a new grading system for Class X students from the academic year 2009-10. The idea behind the proposed grading system was to minimise unnecessary pressure and classification among students on the basis of marks.

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CBSE sets up experts' panel to examine grievances on question papers

Published On: 04th March 2010

By Pallavi Kulkarni

Following the introduction of new grading system for Class X students from this year, CBSE has now set up panel of experts to solve schools’ grievances and complaints regarding question papers formally. The board has promised to examine the complaints within 24 hours of the particular examination.

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Autistic students to get extra time in exams

Published On: 04th March 2010

By Ishpreet Bindra

Taking a considerate approach towards students suffering from the developmental disorder- Autism, the Maharashtra State Board for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education has announced an extra time concession during the Secondary School Certificate (SSC, Class X), exam starting on March 5.

Related Tags: Autistic Students, CBSE, Maharashtra State Board for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education

Exams activate copying mafia in UP

Published On: 04th March 2010

By Ishpreet Bindra

Despite being one of the world’s largest examining body, the UP Board is having a tough time dealing with the state’s very own and very notorious copying mafia. With the high school and intermediate examinations starting, the Board has a tough challenge ahead to keep the mafia at bay, especially at a time when they have already succeeded in stealing exam question papers from a school in Bulandshahr, making it a matter of urgent concern.

Related Tags: UP Department of Education, UP Board Exams, Copying Mafia, Cheating in Exams

CBSE exams commence with new grading system for Class X

Published On: 04th March 2010

By Pallavi Kulkarni

Exams for Class X and XII students of the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) have commenced yesterday. This year the Class X students will be assessed as per the new grading system of CBSE.

The central board has initiated a new grading system for Class IX and X students from the academic year 2009-10. According to the new system grades will be given on a nine point scale depending upon the performance of the student in each subject.

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