CBSE Discontinues Certain Electives for Classes 9 and 11; Makes Other Changes The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made a major move by removing certain elective subjects from the class 9 and class ...

The government of Uttar Pradesh has decided to extend its School Chalo Abhiyan up to August 31. The authorities earlier conducted the Abhiyan from July 1 to July 31. The drive managed to enroll 16,500 children ...

  A number of petitions were filed against the CBSE’s decision to set different question papers for students who appeared for NEET in English language and in other vernacular languages. This made students unhappy across ...

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) expects to reduce the examination period and give examiners more time to check the answer sheets by holding the class 10 and 12 final exams in two shifts on ...

Adolescence, generally equated with the teenage years is usually a difficult phase of life. Most adolescents live under the impression that nobody understands their perspectives, aims and aspirations; and that the older generation has no ...

Exams are synonymous with stress and anxiety for many of you. As the exams draw nearer, the stress levels build up, to the extent that all the year-long hard work goes in vain. We understand ...

Sibling rivalry is any feeling of jealousy, competition or enmity towards one’s sibling(s). It may or may not be mutual. For parents, any form of it in any extent can be very challenging to deal ...

Most children dislike, if not dread, doing their homework. As a parent, it becomes a gruelling task to properly motivate your children towards doing their assignment on time. You cannot do the homework for them ...