The Kerala General Education Department has filed a police complaint against a YouTuber who allegedly encouraged students to skip school to "avoid wasting time" before upcoming public exams. Education Minister V Sivankutty emphasized that meeting attendance requirements is crucial for exam eligibility. The minister directed officials to take immediate action, ensuring students remain committed to their studies.
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The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened registrations for the National Common Entrance Test (NCET) 2025, with applications available on exams.ntaonline.in until March 16, 2025. The NCET facilitates admission to the 4-Year Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP) at leading universities and institutions. Applicants can make corrections from March 18 to March 19, 2025, while city intimation slips will be issued in early April.
AIIMS Delhi will close the NORCET-8 registration window today, March 17, 2025. Candidates can apply at aiimsexams.ac.in. The exam’s Stage 1 is on April 12, and Stage 2 on May 2. A total of 1,794 nursing officer positions are available across 23 institutes, including AIIMS and other colleges. Candidates can find the direct link here.
Free meals in NY schools: New York Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed an initiative to provide free breakfast and lunch to over 2.7 million students statewide, eliminating income-based eligibility. This initiative aims to combat food insecurity, enhance academic performance, and provide economic relief. If implemented, New York would join eight other states offering universal free school meals.
The US Department of Education is investigating whether transgender support policies in five Northern Virginia school districts violate Title IX and a Trump-era executive order. The probe could impact policies in over 400 schools regarding transgender student rights, including the use of chosen names, pronouns, and access to facilities.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the Class 12 results for 2025, with an overall pass percentage of 86.50%. This marks a steady improvement in student performance over the years. The board also announced the stream-wise toppers. A comparative analysis of pass percentages from 2019 to 2025 highlights trends influenced by academic reforms and learning methodologies.
The WBJEE JELET 2025 exam date has been announced for June 15, 2025. The application process will begin in March 2025, with candidates required to fill in personal, academic, and contact details, as well as select their preferred exam centres. The two-hour exam will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions covering subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Electrical Engineering. Candidates must check eligibility criteria before applying online.
BITS Pilani has announced that BITSAT 2025 registration will begin on January 21, 2025, via bitsadmission.com. The official website confirms that details about the application process, eligibility, and key dates will be updated soon. Candidates are advised to stay tuned for further updates and regularly check the website for important announcements.
The US Department of Education's recent staff cuts have raised concerns about the impact on incoming college students. With 10 million students relying on federal financial aid, experts worry that these reductions could lead to delays and confusion in college admissions and financial aid processing. The cuts come at a crucial time, leaving many families anxious about the future of higher education support. State officials also express concerns about the potential disruption to student access.
Virginia’s education system faces uncertainty as federal budget cuts under Donald Trump’s administration impact schools and colleges. Proposed changes, including shifting special education oversight and suspending career readiness exams, raise concerns about funding and accountability. Educators fear losing critical resources, while local agencies struggle to adapt. The long-term impact on students remains unclear, reported by Virginia Mercury.