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Meghalaya School Education Board To Hold 2 SSLC Exams From 2025
Meghalaya SSLC Exam 2025: This move to have two SSLC examinations is to provide a second chance to students who did not pass the board exam.
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Meghalaya Chief Minister Launches Shared School Bus System
The Chief Minister Conrad Sangma flagged off shared school buses and hoped that it will help to minimise traffic congestion in Shillong.
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Meghalaya Government In Pact With National Law School of India University For Fellowship
The PA Sangma Fellowship for Legal and Policy Research will allow students of NLSIU for undertaking research activities in Meghalaya.
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Meghalaya May Reopen Schools, Colleges After Mid-August: Education Minister
Meghalaya: Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui said there is a need to resume classroom teachings as soon as possible, especially in higher education institutes.
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Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test On August 28: State Education Department
Meghalaya education department has notified that the Teacher Eligibility Test will be held on August 28. The exam will be held for the selection of teachers for classes 1 to 8.
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Meghalaya Budget: Government Allots Rs 980 Crores To Education
The Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma presented the budget today in the state assembly. The major sectors focused upon in the budget were health and education.
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Include More Information On NE Region In National Syllabus: Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Saturday said there is need to include more information on the culture and history of northeastern region in the national syllabus.
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Colleges In Meghalaya To Resume Classes From February 1
Colleges in Meghalaya will resume from February 1. Classes will however, be held in a blended mode - a mix of both online and offline.
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Tuition Fees Halved In Government-Run Schools of Meghalaya
This is applicable to those students whose families are affected by the lockdown and the fees, if paid already, will be adjusted accordingly.
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Lockdown 4:Meghalaya Govt Mulling Over Internet Issues, Teacher’s Training And Digital Divide Between Student
The Meghalaya Government is trying to resolve issues associated with digital divide amongst students and continuing education through online classes.
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Nearly One Lakh School Dropouts In Meghalaya In 4 Years
Nearly one lakh students have dropped out of schools in Meghalaya in the past four years, the Meghalaya government informed the state assembly today. Economic condition of the family, domestic sibling care and migration were some of the causes of the high drop-out rates in the state.
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Meghalaya School Education Board To Hold 2 SSLC Exams From 2025
Meghalaya SSLC Exam 2025: This move to have two SSLC examinations is to provide a second chance to students who did not pass the board exam.
-
Meghalaya Chief Minister Launches Shared School Bus System
The Chief Minister Conrad Sangma flagged off shared school buses and hoped that it will help to minimise traffic congestion in Shillong.
-
Meghalaya Government In Pact With National Law School of India University For Fellowship
The PA Sangma Fellowship for Legal and Policy Research will allow students of NLSIU for undertaking research activities in Meghalaya.
-
Meghalaya May Reopen Schools, Colleges After Mid-August: Education Minister
Meghalaya: Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui said there is a need to resume classroom teachings as soon as possible, especially in higher education institutes.
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Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test On August 28: State Education Department
Meghalaya education department has notified that the Teacher Eligibility Test will be held on August 28. The exam will be held for the selection of teachers for classes 1 to 8.
-
Meghalaya Budget: Government Allots Rs 980 Crores To Education
The Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma presented the budget today in the state assembly. The major sectors focused upon in the budget were health and education.
-
Include More Information On NE Region In National Syllabus: Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Saturday said there is need to include more information on the culture and history of northeastern region in the national syllabus.
-
Colleges In Meghalaya To Resume Classes From February 1
Colleges in Meghalaya will resume from February 1. Classes will however, be held in a blended mode - a mix of both online and offline.
-
Tuition Fees Halved In Government-Run Schools of Meghalaya
This is applicable to those students whose families are affected by the lockdown and the fees, if paid already, will be adjusted accordingly.
-
Lockdown 4:Meghalaya Govt Mulling Over Internet Issues, Teacher’s Training And Digital Divide Between Student
The Meghalaya Government is trying to resolve issues associated with digital divide amongst students and continuing education through online classes.
-
Nearly One Lakh School Dropouts In Meghalaya In 4 Years
Nearly one lakh students have dropped out of schools in Meghalaya in the past four years, the Meghalaya government informed the state assembly today. Economic condition of the family, domestic sibling care and migration were some of the causes of the high drop-out rates in the state.
