The Class 12 CBSE exams ended on Saturday with economics as the last one. The teachers found the paper "easy and balanced", with few departures from the previous
years’ pattern.
“Everything was from the CBSE syllabus. But there were some challenging questions, and rightly so, which required students to use their... Full News
In a heartwarming trend, the number of children with physical or other challenges appearing for class 10 and 12 exams under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in 2013 increased as compared to 2012 in the northern region.
The region includes Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana,
Jammu and Kashmir, and... Full News
The Central Board of Secondary Education has asked principals of over 13,500 schools in the country, which follow CBSE curriculum, to train in developing effective leadership and school management qualities.
In one of the biggest initiatives taken by the CBSE, the principals, vice principals, head masters and head mistresses will... Full News
Central Board of Secondary Education has agreed to constitute a subject experts’ committee to ascertain whether the question paper was in keeping with the model papers suggested by the Board and whether the difficulty level was higher. The Board will consider holding “improvement exams” for these students based on the... Full News
Students and Parents are upset with the CBSE for not responding on the “tough and out-of-syllabus questions” set for Class XII students in maths on Wednesday. They wanted the Board to take “remedial measures” to protect the interests of the students.
They urged the Board to either reconduct the examination or... Full News
A private school in Rohtak has issued orders prohibiting girls from wearing skirts.
This comes after a village panchayat in Jind district banned girls from dancing in cultural programmes.
The sartorial diktat was passed by the Samiti’s Rohtak unit citing the reason that the girls feel uncomfortable while sitting for... Full News
Class 12 students from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said they saw stars when they began writing their mathematics paper in Bangalore on Wednesday, describing it as tough and that several questions were out of syllabus.
Meritorious students who were expecting 80 per cent to 90 per cent marks... Full News
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is planning to introduce a course titled ‘Human Rights and Gender Studies’ as a new elective for classes XI – XII.
The salient features of the Elective Course are to:
1. Strengthen the of respect for human rights, gender... Full News
RIMS International will be the first school in the city to get the latest CBSE-i accreditation. The new curriculum, bench marked by CBSE will address global and local needs. The curriculum was initiated and incorporated since 2011-12 across 26 schools in the middle-east. "CBSE had decided to shortlist 50 schools... Full News
The Central Board of Secondary Education will be conducting the Joint Entrance Examination (Main)-2013 at different centres located in 112 cities throughout the country and abroad on 7th April, 2013 (Sunday).
The Admit Card for the candidates have been uploaded on the JEE website www.jeemain.nic.in which may be downloaded. The discrepancy... Full News
