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    CBSE to hold Class 12 exams from Oct 23 to 28 in conflict-hit West Asian countries

    The CBSE will conduct Class 12 board exams in West Asian countries from October 23 to 28. This is for candidates who were dissatisfied with their marks due to the special assessment scheme. Previously, the exams were canceled because of the prevailing war situation in those countries. Candidates had the opportunity to fill forms indicating their wish to appear for specific subjects.

    New government site: Single portal being planned for UPSC, SSC, RRB exams to simplify applications and avoid exam date clashes

    The Department of Personnel and Training is creating a centralized portal for government job applications and examinations. This innovative platform requires candidates to register just once, simplifying their experience across multiple agencies. A key feature is the synchronization of exam schedules to prevent overlapping dates and notify applicants of any updates or changes, addressing recent challenges in recruitment processes.

    El Nino health warning: Dengue, malaria & cholera threat grows as UN and WHO call climate cycle a 'risk multiplier'

    El Nino health risks: The UN has warned that the current El Nino could pose a significant global health threat, with the climate phenomenon forecast to be among the strongest on record. Rising temperatures, extreme drought and heavy rainfall could increase the risk of cholera and mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue and chikungunya, while placing additional pressure on vulnerable health systems. The WMO has warned that El Nino-related climate impacts could continue into 2027, with scientists highlighting the added risks from already record-high global temperatures.

    CBSE Class 12 fresh exams: Board to hold exams for students in 7 West Asian countries whose papers were cancelled; no fee to be charged

    CBSE will conduct fresh Class 12 examinations for eligible students in Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE whose results were prepared under a special assessment scheme after board exams were cancelled due to the prevailing war situation. Students can appear for subjects of their choice among the 40 affected subjects, with no examination fee.

    JEE Advanced, JAM may come under stricter anti-cheating law after NEET-UG paper leak fallout

    Discussions are underway regarding bringing IIT-administered exams under a stringent unfair means prevention act. This move aims to deter paper leaks and misconduct in crucial entrance examinations. However, concerns exist about the potential impact on the autonomy of national importance institutes. The recently amended act imposes stricter penalties, including imprisonment and hefty fines for offenders. This potential inclusion is being debated within the IIT-IISc community.

    TCS iON flags ‘unknown electrical issues’ behind Jaipur NEET-PG exam outage

    Internal power failures at a Jaipur TCS iON exam centre disrupted NEET-PG and AIIMS CRE tests. Unknown local electrical issues caused these significant disruptions for many candidates. Authorities and TCS iON are working to resolve the problems and prevent future occurrences. The NEET-PG exam was rescheduled for all affected candidates at the centre. Candidates reported repeated system crashes during the examination process.

    The Economic Times
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