The Supreme Court has ruled that students from open schools recognized by CBSE and State Boards are now eligible to take the NEET. This landmark verdict addresses longstanding restrictions, widens the scope for aspiring medical students, and marks a significant victory for open school students. The NMC has also revised NEET eligibility criteria for 2024, heralding inclusivity.
The Delhi High Court directed the CBSE to address an admit card issue for a Class 10 student, allowing her to take remaining exams after being initially barred from entering due to missing documents. The court also demanded an explanation from the CBSE, emphasizing the importance of procedural efficiency and student welfare in the examination process.
The Delhi High Court has granted a student permission to take the Class 12 board examination, contingent on rectifying application issues. The court emphasized the importance of educational opportunities and directed the student to promptly address the deficiencies in her application, ensuring her participation in the exam, which underscores the judiciary’s role in ensuring academic progress.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has voiced its objections against a petition presented in the Delhi High Court. This petition advocates for the establishment of a uniform school syllabus and the creation of a singular education board for the entire country. In its response, CBSE firmly stated, Further elaborating on its stance, CBSE […]
