Government Revises Recruitment Norms to Address Faculty Shortage In a major policy decision, the Karnataka government has expanded eligibility for computer science teaching positions in government schools by allowing Computer Science engineering graduates and Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) degree holders to take up teaching roles. The move aims to tackle the shortage of qualified […]
Government Schools Move Toward Modern Learning The Karnataka School Education Department has started rolling out STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) modules in government schools across Bengaluru. This initiative marks a major step toward modernizing classroom education and making learning more interactive. The department plans to reshape teaching methods by focusing on innovation, creativity, […]
Results Expected Next Week Thousands of students in Bengaluru are eagerly waiting for the CBSE Class 10 Second Examination 2026 results, which are expected to be announced next week. The result is likely to bring clarity for students hoping to improve their scores through the second attempt. Crucial for PU and Diploma Admissions The upcoming […]
Students Allowed to Wear Hijabs in Schools and Colleges The Karnataka government has officially withdrawn the 2022 order that restricted the wearing of hijabs in educational institutions. With the revocation now in effect, students across schools and colleges in Bengaluru and other districts of the state can attend classes wearing hijabs without facing institutional restrictions. […]
Kannada Development Authority Flags Key IssuesThe Kannada Development Authority has identified a worrying trend—more school students are failing in Kannada. The report has sparked fresh discussions on language education policies across Karnataka, especially in urban centres like Bengaluru where multilingual environments dominate. Authority Urges Shift from Three-Language FormulaThe report strongly recommends scrapping the current three-language […]
Rising Discontent Among Parents Across Karnataka, particularly in Bengaluru, parents are voicing strong concerns over private schools allegedly forcing them to purchase books, uniforms, and study materials exclusively from designated vendors. Many families say this practice limits choice and significantly increases the cost of education. Complaints of Overpricing and Limited Options Parent associations report that […]
In a significant move aimed at strengthening student retention, the government has made it compulsory for students who fail the SSLC (Class 10) examination to register for Exam-2. The decision is being viewed as a proactive step to ensure that students are given a second chance without delay and are encouraged to continue their academic […]
Official Announcement The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board has officially declared the SSLC (Class 10) Result 2026 today, April 23, at 12 PM. The announcement marks a significant moment for students across the state awaiting their Class 10 scores. Lakhs of Students Receive Results This year, over 8 lakh students appeared for the SSLC […]
Bengaluru, April 21, 2026 The Karnataka government has filed a review petition in the Karnataka High Court over SSLC evaluation norms, reigniting the ongoing debate on whether student performance should be assessed through grades or marks. Government Challenges Court Order The state government approached the High Court seeking reconsideration of its earlier directive to continue […]
Court Calls Petition Baseless and Misleading The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that alleged the removal of Hindi marks in the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examinations. The court termed the petition “baseless” and “misleading,” stating that it lacked credible evidence and appeared to create unnecessary confusion among students and […]