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The state government is considering implementing a new shoe scheme for the health and safety of school children. This scheme, which will help students who go to school barefoot, is expected to improve foot health and school attendance.
In a new boost to the education sector in Karnataka, the government has approved the establishment of 50 artificial intelligence (AI) labs in government colleges. This project will provide modern technology training to students.
The government has issued an order to distribute free bus passes to students. It has been informed that students who have already paid the fees will be refunded within 15 days. This new decision has reduced the burden of travel for thousands of students.
NTA is preparing to conduct the NEET UG 2026 re-exam on June 21. For the convenience of students, the exam duration has been increased by 15 minutes to a total of 195 minutes. In addition, an additional page has been provided for rough work.
A video of an alleged party held by students at BCM hostel has gone viral on social media and has sparked widespread debate. It is being said that some young men and women are seen celebrating together in the video. The question has been raised as to whether this incident is a violation of hostel rules, and the relevant authorities are investigating the report.
The results of the Karnataka Common Entrance Test 2026 conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will be declared today. The results will be officially announced at a press conference to be held at 12 noon, and there is huge anticipation and curiosity among students.
The results of the Karnataka Common Entrance Test 2026 have been declared and this time too, girls have emerged victorious. Girls students have grabbed attention by securing top positions in engineering, pharmacy and other disciplines.
Important information for CBSE students, CBSE has clarified the confusion that has arisen regarding the marks for additional questions given in the exam and the calculation of total marks.
The TET exam has been made mandatory for teachers, and existing teachers have been given time till August 31, 2028, to clear the exam. Here is complete information about the background, deadline and its impact on the education sector.
A significant opportunity has been announced for the recruitment of technical officer posts in the Indian Air Force.
A serious examination irregularity that took place at the regional examination centre of Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) in Kolar has come to light. There have been allegations that students were being allowed to cheat by taking money, raising questions about the role of invigilators. The video related to this incident has gone viral on social media and has led to heated debate in the education sector.
Vishvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, has created a new record. VTU has set a new benchmark for speedy digital assessment in the field of education by declaring the results of more than 56 thousand students in just 10 minutes after the end of the engineering exam. It has received huge appreciation from students and parents.
Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa has clarified that wearing saffron shawls is not allowed in schools. Khadak has warned that legal action will be taken if saffron shawls are brought to school in violation of the rules.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued an important notice regarding the NEET UG 2026 fee refund process. It is mandatory for students to submit their bank account details correctly and the deadline to update this information is May 27. The NTA has said that if the details are not submitted on time, there is a possibility of delay in the refund process.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has urged states to allow CET at the state level for medical admission aspirants. He said that the states' right to education and the interests of local students should be considered in the context of the central government moving towards a uniform examination system.
A controversial incident has come to light in which students wearing hijab were denied admission in the SSLC-2 exam. This decision has led to a debate in the education sector and confusion has increased about the rules. Along with this, today's top 4 news stories are also attracting attention, and significant developments have been reported regarding the exam and administrative matters.
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