India Post has announced the GDS Result 2025 for 22 states, revealing a merit list of candidates based on Class 10 marks, available online for 21,413 vacancies. Shortlisted candidates must complete document verification by April 7, 2025. The official website provides access to state-specific PDFs for detailed information.
The Jharkhand Academic Council had to cancel Class 10 exams for Hindi and Science due to leaks on social media. Over 7.84 lakh students are impacted, and the JAC is facing political scrutiny. Calls for a CBI investigation and resignations have been made. New exam dates are yet to be decided.
The 2025 CBSE Class 12 Physics exam was conducted on February 21, offering a varied difficulty level across different sets, with tougher sections affecting student performance. While Modern Physics questions were easier, topics like Current Electricity challenged many. The paper's length led to time management issues, with potential grace marks expected for difficult sections.
The Railway Recruitment Board has announced the exam city slips for the upcoming RPF Constable Exam 2025, commencing March 2. The test assesses candidates on General Awareness, Arithmetic, and Reasoning, with successful candidates proceeding to physical and document verifications. Results are anticipated by April or May.
The CBSE Class 12 Physics exam in 2025 tested students with difficult MCQs and lengthy numericals, focusing on conceptual learning and higher-order thinking. While there was a balance in question difficulty, surprising omissions like optics kept students on their toes. Despite the challenges, students mostly managed to complete the paper.
UGC NET December 2024 results are now public. Aspirants can access scorecards online, following exams conducted in January 2025. Over 6.4 lakh candidates appeared, with NTA releasing answer keys and cutoffs. Category-based cutoffs set at 35% for reserved and 40% for general candidates ensure fair competition.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the UGC NET December 2024 results on February 22, 2025, along with the final answer key. Candidates can now view their results and scorecards by logging into the official NTA website. This edition saw over 6.49 lakh candidates appear for the exam, with significant numbers qualifying for Junior Research Fellowships and Assistant Professorships based on specific cutoffs.
NTA released JEE Main 2025 Session 1 results on February 12. Students can check their scores on the official site using their credentials. The cut-off predictions are: General 91-95, OBC-NCL 77-83, SC 58-65, ST 44-50. Those ranking in the top 2.5 lakh will move to JEE Advanced 2025, with April session registration ending February 25.