TSPSC has released the marks and general ranking list (GRL) for the Group 1 services examination 2024. Candidates can check their scores on tspsc.gov.in. The rankings will determine eligibility for certificate verification. The recruitment drive aims to fill 563 vacancies, with 31,382 candidates qualifying for the Mains after clearing the prelims.
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The US faces a growing math crisis, with nearly 40% of eighth graders and a quarter of fourth graders struggling with proficiency. Math anxiety plays a key role, eroding confidence and creating long-term academic and career setbacks. While states like California and Louisiana implement targeted interventions, sustaining progress remains a challenge as federal relief funding ends.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has extended the registration deadline for the All India Sainik School Entrance Examination (AISSEE) 2025 for classes 6 and 9 until January 23, 2025, following numerous requests. The fee payment window will remain open until January 25, 2025. The exam will be held offline in pen-and-paper mode, consisting of multiple-choice questions.
A Trump-era funding freeze has led to the suspension of the 1890 Scholars Program, which provides full tuition for students at historically Black colleges and universities. The USDA paused the program for review, affecting over 300 students and halting $19.2 million in funding set for fiscal year 2024. The freeze stems from an executive order on climate change and diversity, with legal challenges and a review underway to determine the program's future.
The Trump administration’s push to dissolve the US Department of Education has sparked a fierce debate on whether it will enhance meaningful learning in math and English or undermine decades of academic progress. While proponents argue that state-driven education can lead to innovation and faster reforms, critics fear it may widen educational inequities, disrupt funding, and dismantle federal student loan programs.
OSSSC has announced the TGT 2025 recruitment for 2,629 teaching vacancies. Eligible candidates can apply online at osssc.gov.in by January 22, 2025. Separate subject-wise notifications are available on the website. Candidates can visit the official website of the commission, i.e., osssc.gov.in for the registration process. Check the direct link and other details here.
Recent data highlights a troubling trend in the U.S. education system: girls are falling behind boys in test scores, particularly in math, with the gap widening since 2019. The pandemic’s disproportionate impact on girls, who faced greater academic setbacks and additional caregiving responsibilities, has compounded this issue. Experts suggest targeted interventions, including personalized tutoring and mental health support, are essential for helping girls recover and maintain progress toward... Expand
April 2025 brings several school holidays across India, allowing students and families to observe important cultural and religious events. Key holidays include Ram Navami (April 6), Mahavir Jayanti (April 10), and Good Friday (April 18), leading to school closures in various regions. Parents and students should check with local authorities for specific holiday schedules and regional variations.
CBSE has released a parents’ handbook on career options, along with the Entrance Exams 2025 guide and 21 Higher Education Vertical books to assist students and parents. Schools have been urged to use these resources for career discussions. Meanwhile, CBSE is conducting the 2025 board exams, with Class 12 exams ending on April 4.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox has voiced strong support for recent layoffs at the US Department of Education, calling it a step toward reform. In an op-ed, Cox argued that education should be a state responsibility, criticizing federal bureaucracy and its impact on local schools. He proposed the LEARN Act to allow states more autonomy, saying Washington's involvement stifles innovation and wastes taxpayer dollars. Cox advocates for states to lead in educational decisions without federal oversight.