Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Discover the latest developments in electoral rules as the Centre introduces positive changes amidst opposition concerns. Explore the potential impact of these proposed modifications on Indias electoral landscape.
Starting from 2026, CBSE will conduct Class 10 board exams twice a year to reduce academic stress. The first exam, held in February, will be mandatory, while a second optional attempt in May will allow students to improve their scores in up to three subjects. This reform, aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP), aims to offer flexibility and promote a stress-free learning environment.
The UPSC has extended the application deadline for NDA & NA (II) 2025 and CDS (II) 2025 exams till 11:59 PM on June 20, 2025. Candidates can apply online at upsc.gov.in. The NDA exam will fill 406 posts, while the CDS exam offers 453 vacancies across various defence academies. Eligibility, age limits, and application fees vary by post.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the NEET UG 2025 results on June 14, with Mahesh Kumar emerging as the topper among 22 lakh candidates. Over 12 lakh students qualified, marking a major milestone in their medical career journey. The focus now shifts to the counselling process, where both All India Quota (15%) and State Quota (85%) counselling will determine college admissions. Candidates are advised to prepare documents, research colleges, and stay updated for multiple rounds of counselling extending till September 2025.