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CBSE has announced strict measures against unfair means (UFM) during the 2025 Class X and XII Board exams. Students found guilty of cheating, using electronic devices, or spreading rumours will face severe consequences, including the cancellation of their exams and a two-year ban from taking future exams. The board has also provided detailed guidelines regarding permissible items, dress codes, and penalties for various offences to ensure a fair examination process.

As India gears up for the Union Budget 2025, the education sector anticipates transformative reforms aimed at enhancing digital infrastructure, improving funding, and increasing access to education. Key expectations include integration of AI and technology into curricula, reducing educational costs, fostering industry-academia partnerships, and addressing digital divides in rural areas. Experts also stress the need for targeted investments in skills development to ensure a globally competitive workforce prepared for emerging opportunities in a rapidly evolving job market.

With the 2025 CBSE board exams approaching, students must go beyond academic preparations by understanding the latest guidelines issued by the Board. These guidelines, focusing on ethics, penalties for unfair practices, attendance requirements, and updated question formats, aim to ensure fairness and reduce exam stress. Familiarizing oneself with these details is crucial to avoid unintended infractions and succeed smoothly.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced that candidates appearing for the Constable (GD) and related examinations in 2025 can access their exam dates from January 26 via the official website, ssc.gov.in. City details will be available 10 days before each exam shift, and admit cards can be downloaded four days prior, ensuring timely access for all candidates.

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan announced that the state aims to provide 12 lakh government jobs and create 34 lakh employment opportunities by year-end. He highlighted the government’s focus on law and order, communal harmony, infrastructure, and welfare measures. The governor also emphasized women’s empowerment, self-help groups, and the state’s agricultural development, along with significant investment commitments.

Former Tripura University Vice-Chancellor Arunoday Saha expressed his joy after being selected for the Padma Shri award for his contributions to education and literature. Despite holding a PhD in Economics, Saha has always been passionate about literature. He was praised by local leaders, including Chief Minister Manik Saha, for his achievements. Saha has authored 10 books and received the Tripura Vibhushan Award in 2023.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened the AISSEE 2025 registration correction window until January 28. Candidates can update their application forms online. The exam will be held offline in 190 cities, with 125 questions across four subjects for Class 6, totaling 300 marks. Female candidates can apply for Class 6, while Class 9 candidates must have completed Class 8.

The University of Rajasthan has released the UNIRAJ Admit Card 2025 for undergraduate and postgraduate semester examinations. Students appearing for semester I and III exams in Arts, Science, and Commerce, scheduled from January to February 2025, can download their hall tickets from univraj.org. Candidates should carefully verify the admit card details to ensure all necessary information is accurate.

The State Bank of India (SBI) has released the admit cards for the Pre-Examination Training (PET) under the SBI Clerk Recruitment 2025. Registered candidates can download their admit cards from the official website, sbi.co.in, by entering their registration number and date of birth. The recruitment aims to fill 14,191 Clerk positions. The prelims exam, featuring 100 marks and a penalty for wrong answers, is tentatively scheduled for February.

SSC will soon release the SSC GD Admit Card 2025 for the Constable (GD) exam, scheduled for February 4 to 25, 2025. The exam will feature 80 questions in multiple languages with negative marking for incorrect answers. It aims to fill 39,481 positions across various forces. Candidates can download their admit cards from regional SSC websites or the CRPF portal.