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 | HRD Ministry announced the updated board examination dates of NIOSThe NIOS exams were scheduled to be held from March 24 to April 24 but had to be postponed due to COVID-19 and lockdown. The exams will now be held from July 17 | |
 | Deadline for online application forms submission at JNU, IGNOU pushed to JuneAccording to an order issued by the NTA the date of filling the form for the entrance examinations of Jawaharlal Nehru University has been extended till May 15 | |
 | These Kerala students' YouTube channel brings out the argumentative mallu in you. Here's howLaunched on April 5, the channel uploads explainer videos on contemporary topics backed by facts | |
 | World Autism Day: What's life in a lockdown like for people with autism?Vidya Anand, whose 15-year-old has autism, shares how the lockdown affects their mental state and the challenges of creating a sense of routine and normalcy
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 | A Class X dropout, this 41-year-old mother of two from Kochi is now a lawyer. This is her incredible storyNeena K G passed her class X equivalency exam through the Kerala Literacy Mission's continuing education programme. Later, she passed her class XI and XII exams through NIOS | |
 | This primary school teacher from Nagapattinam won a national-level teaching contest. Here's why you should be inspiredCassandra Maria Fernandez won the XSEED Super Teacher Search, a first-of-its-kind talent discovery programme, at a glittering grand finale held in Chennai recently | |
 | Parents oppose move after CBSE hikes exam fees for SC/ST by 24 times, general to pay doubleAll India Parents Association (AIPA) has strongly opposed the decision by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to double the fees of Class X and XII board examinations | |
 | How an NIOS certificate delayed this diffabled lawyer's enrolment by two yearsAfter facing many hurdles, Ummul Khair, who suffers from cerebral palsy, finally enrolled as a lawyer at the end of June | |
 | Great scientific minds like G Madhavan Nair and Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan are coming together to change science education in KeralaTalentspire brings together academicians and researchers in the science field to alter science curricula in the Kerala education system | |
 | 39 Tamil Nadu Colleges among India's best colleges in MHRD's NIRF rankingsPresidency College, Chennai, managed to move two ranks upward, by securing the third position in the list. Colleges in TN have done it again | |
 | Here's how Bengaluru-based Sneha Care Home is trying to bring positivity into the lives HIV positive kidsSneha Care Home has been working to help HIV positive children better their lives. We talk to the Director of the institute to find out more | |
 | Why youngsters are making a beeline for Trivandrum-based co-working space B-HubThese events and workshops organised at B-Hub can range from anything between storytelling to machine learning or data science to ukelele lessons | |
 | Relief in times of disbelief: Inside Kerala's colleges-turned-relief camps where humanity and belief run deepWhen the rains come most colleges declare a holiday and students chill. During the Kerala floods, colleges were turned into effective relief camps and students were among the most spirited workers | |
 | Over two lakh students tense as MHRD and MCI spar over whether they can write NEETThe MCI had announced that NIOS students will not have the chance to appear for NEET as they are not on "par" with regular students | |
 | In surprising move, over 17K untrained teachers in Telangana State registered for online courses, surpass government's numberThe State recorded more registrations for the course than was specified by the Ministry after the deadline was extended |
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