Arpita Das is a Chief Sub-Editor at Tv9 Digital. With over 4.5 years of experience in journalism and a master's degree in Mass Communication and Journalism, she specializes in the education beat, covering topics such as educational policy, school governance, and interactive platforms. Arpita's work has been featured in Inshorts Medialabs Private Limited, LiveMint, Publishing Perspectives, News9 Live, and Wiley.
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By: Arpita Das
The NEET-UG paper leak controversy has sparked nationwide concern over the credibility of competitive exams. In an exclusive interview with News9, Nitin Kukreja called for urgent reforms, stronger anti-cheating laws and adoption of the JEE-style exam model to restore students' trust in the exam system.
By: Arpita Das
New Delhi: Amid growing discussions around examination reforms after repeated paper leak controversies, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
As per CBSE, students need to pay a processing fee of Rs100 for each answer sheet. This fee was previously Rs 700 but has now been reduced. The re-evaluation fee has also been reduced from Rs 100 to Rs 25 per question.
By: Arpita Das
Dharmendra Pradhan announced that CBSE has started the Class 12 revaluation process with a digital system enabling students to verify answer sheets and raise queries online for greater transparency. The government has acknowledged discrepancies in the CBSE revaluation process with Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan assuring corrective measures, accountability and faster resolution of student complaints.
By: Arpita Das
Dharmendra Pradhan announced that CBSE has started the Class 12 revaluation process with a digital system enabling students to verify answer sheets and raise queries online for greater transparency. The government has acknowledged discrepancies in the CBSE revaluation process with Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan assuring corrective measures, accountability and faster resolution of student complaints.
CBSE's On-Screen Marking system reportedly showed multiple glitches during a trial run with 36 issues flagged. Despite warnings from experts, the board implemented it nationwide triggering widespread complaints over CBSE Class 12 results.
By: Arpita Das
The JEE Advanced 2026 result is under scrutiny after many aspirants reported unusually large marks differences between Paper 1 and Paper 2. The claims have triggered cheating allegations, evaluation concerns and demands for clarification, while experts say the discrepancies require careful analysis before conclusions are drawn.
By: Arpita Das
A controversy has erupted over the CUET UG 2026 answer key with several candidates alleging that the NTA released incorrect responses. Candidates highlighted multiple discrepancies and raised objections online, prompting the NTA to take notice and initiate action. The issue has sparked concerns over evaluation accuracy.
Akasa Air has launched the SkyCadet Programme to train aspiring pilots. Developed in partnership with leading aviation academies, the initiative aims to build a skilled pilot pipeline as India’s aviation sector expands and demand for cockpit crew rises.
By: Arpita Das
The treatment of LGBTQ+ publishing workers in India remains a point of concern, writes Arpita Das, but as more millennial and Gen Z folks rise in the industry there is reason for hope.
