 | Telangana High Court directs TSPSC to conduct fresh Preliminary ExaminationThe court found faults with the figures that on the day of the examination 2,33,248 candidates took their exam. |
 | Qatar Airways executive says invasive gynaecological examinations of passengers won't be repeatedThe five Australian women, whose names are suppressed by a court gag order, say they were taken off the flight to Sydney at Doha at gunpoint by guards and were searched without consent. |
 | Odisha: SSB to hold entrance for CM Research FellowshipThe fellowship, which has been designed by the Odisha State Higher Education Council, will be launched for the new 2023-24 academic year. |
 | HC stays Karnataka Examinations Authority allotment of seats in mop-up roundHC stays has the notification issued by KEA permitting the allotment of seats in the Mop-Up Round UGNEET-Medical-2023 to students who have already been allotted seats in the first two rounds. |
 | APPSC likely to change Group 1 examination patternThe descriptive answers may be evaluated in a scientific manner with one evaluator for one question of all the aspirants. |
 | Orissa High Court relief for fireman aspirantsHiranya Kumar Samal and 66 others had filed a petition seeking upper-age relaxation for candidates to appear in the competitive recruitment examination. |
 | SSLC exams from March 4 to 25The first and second-year higher secondary examination will be held from March 1 to 26, 2024. |
 | Delhi HC agrees to hear UPSC aspirants’ plea for answer keyThe judge held that the petitioners are not challenging their disqualification nor the examination process, but are making a mere request for disclosure of the answer key. |
 | JNTUH’s one-time chance to clear backlogsThe objective of these examinations is to enable students to clear their backlogs, thereby ensuring they meet the necessary credit requirements. |
 | Tight CET schedule keeps parents, students on edgeParents have complained that CET seat allotment announcements are being issued only post 8 p.m., which is making the entire process very tiresome and complicated. |
 | Karnataka: Tension over wearing burqa at exam centreOfficials said the girls agreed and removed the burqas in the reserved classroom before attending the test. |
 | Crime Branch to investigate JE (Civil) question paper leak caseThe bench heard petitions filed by candidates whom the OSSC did not permit to appear in the mains examination for their alleged involvement in the question paper leak case. |
 | Government revises sports quota rules for CETEarlier, the Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports (DYES) had submitted a report on the revised quota, which was finalised in a meeting with Higher Education Minister MC Sudhakar. |
 | ‘In domain of experts’: Court junks plea against CSAT question paperThe court observed that it was not for it to examine or question the wisdom of the panel of experts that prepared the question paper and re-assess the relative merit of the questions. |
 | Just 10 per cent of medicos studying abroad cleared screening testThe FMGE exam, which serves as a screening test for Indian students who hold medical degrees from international universities, allegedly, has been conducted in violation of prescribed guidelines. |
 | Board exams twice a year, students can retain higher score: Dharmendra PradhanUnder the new framework, students in classes 9 and 10 will study three languages, of which two will be Indian, while class 11 and 12 students will study two languages including one Indian. |
 | Board exams twice a year, class 11, 12 students to study 2 languages: MoE's new curriculum frameworkAccording to ministry officials, the curriculum, as per the New Education Policy (NEP), is ready and textbooks will be developed on its basis for the 2024 academic session. |
 | Additional marks for GH doctors on Covid duty in Tamil Nadu: Health departmentThe health department has released a government order (G.O.) on allotting incentive marks to doctors who worked in government hospitals during the Covid-19 pandemic. |
 | 'Outrageous criterion': HC raps chest measurement of female candidates to gauge lung capacityThe size of the chest and its expansion in the case of a female candidate may not necessarily be a pointer of physical fitness and a litmus test of the lungs' capacity, the judge observed. |
 | Telangana HC seeks TSPSC’s stand on rescheduling Group II examGiridhar Rao, the senior counsel representing the petitioners asserted that the TSPSC’s decision to hold multiple competitive exams in a single month is unfair to the aspirants. |
