The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has opened the application process for the June 2025 Term-End Examinations (TEE). Eligible candidates can apply until April 20, 2025, via the official portal. The exams will take place from June 2-11. Candidates must create an ABC ID during the application process, or their results won’t be reflected in DigiLocker or the academic bank of credit. The application fee is Rs 200, with a late fee of Rs 1,100.
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CBSE Board Exams 2025 have commenced for Class 10 and 12 with over 44 lakh students participating. The exams will continue until March 18 for Class 10 and April 4 for Class 12. Students must download and print their admit cards from the CBSE website and ensure the six-character Admit Card ID is secure.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has started GAT-B 2025 online registration at exams.nta.ac.in/DBT. Interested candidates can apply until March 3, 2025. The exam is scheduled for April 20, 2025, in Computer-Based Test (CBT) form. Candidates can check the direct link and other important details here.
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Columbia University is facing tensions after US immigration agents arrested Palestinian student Mahmoud Khalil amid Trump’s crackdown on anti-Israel activists. The administration also withdrew $400 million in federal funding, citing failure to curb antisemitism. Civil rights groups condemned the arrest, while Columbia vowed to restore funding. Protests continue, fueling debate on free speech.
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In a move to reduce academic pressure, eight government schools in Balrampur's Chandra Nagar area have adopted a 'bagless learning model.' Students from Classes 1 to 8 now only carry notebooks and pens. This initiative, part of a state education department project, aims to make learning stress-free. The schools also introduced vocational education programs, including sewing machines for girls. The bagless system may expand to other schools in the district.
With the Karnataka Bandh set for March 22, uncertainty looms over school operations. While the SSLC exams remain unaffected, exams for lower classes will proceed. Transportation disruptions could affect student commutes, and many schools are adopting a cautious approach. Parents and students are advised to stay in touch with school authorities for updates.
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