The steady rise in popularity of CBSE board in the state continues, with the number of Std X students rising 13% over last year. This rise is well over the national average of 5.51% in CBSE students. However, the state board too is not far behind, witnessing student strength going up by 13.04%. Lucknow division in fact bettered this, with an increase of 14.85%. ...Read More

The recently announced NIOS results brought cheers among some students from the city. Devyanshu Khare from SS Coaching in Indira Nagar, brought laurels to the coaching by standing third in the region. But other were not so well off and flunk their icse and cbse board exams badly. Their friends with high scores were eying big for their future career inclinations, but others due to bad performance were seeing a dark end ahead. ...Read More

When students were waiting impatient expectancy for their results and the moment result was declared every student and parents were numb so as to watch the result but they were not able to access the result which made them more tense at the moment , the heavy traffic of student continued to exceed and finally resulted in the server to crash now they have to wait until the server restarts. ...Read More

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50% Students Who Reappeared In Exam Flunked Again Tutor: Sameer Khan Date: May 23, 2014 50% students who reappeared in exam flunked again In a major embarrassment for the UT education department, more than 50% of Class- 9 students who re-appeared in the special examination in the last week of April have failed to make it again. Nearly 4,400 students re-appeared in this special exam. ...Read More

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The suicide note which was written by a 16 year old school boy who hanged himself was finally shown to the parents. The suicide note was of 7 pages written by the student on his exam answer sheet five days prior of his committing suicide .His body was found at the family apartment in Sharjah ...Read More

NIOS board mainly can overcome the problem of physical distance for learners in remote locations who are unable or unwilling to attend regular classes. This helps the teacher located in urban setting teach and guide a student living in rural area . ...Read More

The first proof of distance education was traced back as early as 1728 when in The Boston Gazette, Caleb Philipps advertised weekly lessons in shorthand to be sent to those wishing to learn the art. This made the students learn from home the art of shorthand which was a new art at that time. ...Read More

There is a free advice for the students who have just passed their secondary level of education to take up NIOS board for their senior secondary level of education as it increases their chances of qualifying for competitive exams increase drastically. ...Read More