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The e-admission process for Class XI in Odisha's higher secondary schools for the 2026-27 academic session has commenced. Students who passed their HSC exams can apply until June 30. Merit lists will be released in phases, with admissions following shortly after. Class XI courses are set to begin on July 23.

The Uttar Pradesh Madarsa Education Board declared the 2026 Munshi/Maulvi and Alim examination results with an overall pass percentage of 88.26%. Girls outperformed boys across both categories, recording significantly higher success rates. The examinations were conducted under CCTV surveillance, with the state government highlighting its push towards transparency and modernisation in madarsa education.

Kerala Plus Two results for 2026 are out. Over 4.25 lakh students appeared for the exams. The overall pass percentage stands at 77.97 percent. Students who did not pass can apply for the Save A Year exam. Those unsatisfied with marks can opt for revaluation or scrutiny. Updates will be on official websites.

Overall Pass Percentage 88.26 This Year

BSEB scrutiny 2026: The Bihar School Examination Board has opened the scrutiny application process for Intermediate and Matric Special and Compartmental Examinations, 2026 from May 25 to May 29, 2026. Students can apply online by paying Rs 120 per subject. The board has also issued detailed instructions for correction of errors in mark sheets and original certificates related to the 2025 examinations. Applications for corrections will be processed through schools and divisional regional offices after document verification and fee submission.

The Council of Higher Secondary Education Odisha will announce the AHSE 2026 Class 12 results today, May 20, between 12:30 pm and 1 pm. Results for Arts, Science, Commerce and Vocational streams will be declared together this year. Students can check provisional marksheets on results.odisha.gov.in, chseodisha.nic.in, orissaresults.nic.in and DigiLocker using roll number and registration details. Over four lakh students appeared for the examinations conducted between February 18 and March 25, 2026.

CBSE’s new three-language mandate for Class 9, introduced under NEP 2020, has sparked widespread backlash from parents, students, educators, and school bodies across India. The policy requires students to study three languages, including at least two Indian languages, from July 2026, though no board exam will be held for the third language in Class 10. Critics call the move rushed and burdensome, citing academic overload, disrupted foreign language learning, and poor implementation planning.

IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur professors will now help CBSE fix its post-result services portal. This comes after students and parents reported widespread technical glitches and confusion regarding re-evaluation fees. The move aims to ensure a smooth, reliable, and transparent system for students seeking to review their exam papers.

The introduction of Maithili into the CBSE curriculum beginning in the 2026-27 academic year has been celebrated as a transformative step for the preservation of Mithila’s rich cultural legacy. This initiative, in line with the NEP 2020’s emphasis on native languages, enables students to engage with Maithili from Class I through to secondary education.

The Himachal Pradesh School Education Board (HPBOSE) has confirmed tampering in answer sheets of the March 2025 Class 10 examination after a forensic examination conducted at the Regional Forensic Science Laboratory in Dharamshala. The case, involving a Bilaspur examination centre, revealed discrepancies in MCQ sections and mismatched packing envelope serial numbers. Nine students had raised complaints. The Board has decided to award marks to affected students and forwarded the report to the Education Department for further action.

Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) will release the SSLC Supplementary results on May 22, 2026, at 11 AM. This offers a vital second chance for Class 10 students to advance their education. Results will be available exclusively online via official MBOSE websites, with no physical copies provided. Candidates can check

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Odisha Class 12 results for Science, Commerce, Arts, and Vocational streams are set to be released today, May 20, 2026, between 12:30 pm and 1 pm. Over 4.1 lakh students can access their provisional marksheets online via the CHSE Odisha website or DigiLocker. Students are urged to have their roll numbers ready for a smooth check.

Odisha Plus 2 results for 2026 are out today, May 20th, with over 4.1 lakh students appearing. All streams were announced together for the first time. Students can check their provisional marksheets on official websites and DigiLocker. A minimum of 33% is required to pass, with supplementary exams in June for those who don't qualify.

The Kerala Plus Two result, initially slated for May 22, 2026, has been postponed to May 26 at 3 PM due to glitches in the marks-entry software. This delay is causing uncertainty for students and parents as undergraduate admissions are approaching. Nearly 4.5 lakh students appeared for the examinations this year.

CBSE has dismissed a viral circular claiming that the 2026 photocopy and revaluation process has been cancelled due to technical issues. The Board called the notice fake and urged students and parents not to trust rumours circulating on social media. CBSE advised everyone to verify examination-related information only through its official website and authorised platforms.

As Pressure Mounts, Board Says Students To Get Documents on May 23

Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has mandated CBSE, CISCE, and other state board students appearing for KCET 2026 to update their Class 12 marks via the KEA portal. This is to facilitate automatic fetching of marks through DigiLocker, with no manual or physical submissions accepted. Failure to comply may result in withheld results.