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"I Started Crying...": After Two Failures, NEET Aspirant Writes Emotional Letter, Internet Reacts
The letter has opened up a wider conversation about academic pressure, mental health, and the toll competitive exams take on young students in India.
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Notice To UP School Over Scaring Children With "Electric Chair" Threats
Uttar Pradesh Education department has sent a show cause notice to the management of a private school in Aligarh district for allegedly intimidating children with threats of "electric chair" and also failure to renew its permit to conduct classes.
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Lack Of Proper Education System The Reason For Youth Unemployment In Uttar Pradesh
In conversations across the two districts, few villagers were willing to engage with the government system to improve the quality of education, in a state that accounts for 52 million or 21% of India's child population between the ages of six and 15 years.
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Failure Not an Option for Students Till Class 8. But That Could Change.
Under-achievers in school who are enrolled in Class 8 or below are not failed. They get grades, not marks, and are promoted to the next class even if they perform abysmally. That policy, introduced five years ago by the Congress-led government, could be up for review.
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"I Started Crying...": After Two Failures, NEET Aspirant Writes Emotional Letter, Internet Reacts
The letter has opened up a wider conversation about academic pressure, mental health, and the toll competitive exams take on young students in India.
-
Notice To UP School Over Scaring Children With "Electric Chair" Threats
Uttar Pradesh Education department has sent a show cause notice to the management of a private school in Aligarh district for allegedly intimidating children with threats of "electric chair" and also failure to renew its permit to conduct classes.
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Lack Of Proper Education System The Reason For Youth Unemployment In Uttar Pradesh
In conversations across the two districts, few villagers were willing to engage with the government system to improve the quality of education, in a state that accounts for 52 million or 21% of India's child population between the ages of six and 15 years.
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Failure Not an Option for Students Till Class 8. But That Could Change.
Under-achievers in school who are enrolled in Class 8 or below are not failed. They get grades, not marks, and are promoted to the next class even if they perform abysmally. That policy, introduced five years ago by the Congress-led government, could be up for review.
