Examinations

Kerala health minister KK Shailaja had issued guidelines to conduct pending examinations which will be strictly adhered to as students will undertake SSLC/Plus2 exams during the COVID-19 pandemic
 

In an alert for students, the government published a detailed schedule of the pending SSLC, HSE and VHSE examinations.  The pending three SSLC examinations will be held in the afternoon -- mathematics on May 26, physics on May 27 and chemistry on May 28 

According to reports, the HRD Ministry is prepared to conduct pending examinations for class 10 and class 12. It also has given a directive to start the evaluation process for exams which have already been conducted
 

Classes 1 to 9 and 11 of the state board in Gujarat will be promoted without taking on examinations due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

Over eight lakh students had registered to write the examinations which were scheduled to begin on March 27 and end on April 9

Four Karnataka journalists were quarantined after interviewing family of COVID-19 victim in Kalaburagi. Meanwhile, Karnataka education department postponed examinations for classes 7-9. 

Karnataka primary and secondary education minister Suresh Kumar announced that the order is applicable to schools in Bengaluru urban and rural districts 

After days of massive violence in the Northeast part of the national capital, several students gathered at various school centres, all set for their Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Board examinations.

As students need to deal with the tension of exams, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, made time to mention students and extended his wishes to them for their annual examinations

Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education rejected a Pakistani Hindu refugee's exam form as she had passed the 10th standard from Pakistan. However, state education minister Govind Singh Dotasara has said that the girl will be allowed to appear for examinations even if the government has to change rules

Nataraj Sharma, the president of Janmabhoomi Foundation, claimed that former Karnataka deputy chief minister G Parameshwara's deemed-to-be-university had sold as many as 16 seats that were allocated to the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) for merit students in the state. Each seat costs anywhere between Rs 80 lakh to Rs 1.35 crore.

An eight-month-old boy was electrocuted while he was playing in a shed in an under-construction building. Watch Bengaluru Night Cap. 

 27-year-old Rajesh Kumar was held for producing forged documents to get a PG medical seat in Karnataka after he had attempted NEET PG examinations.

With an overall pass percentage of 83.75%, Kerala higher secondary students ace the exams