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The Bihar Board's 12th-grade results will be announced on March 23, 2026, at 1:30 PM, and students can check their results by entering their roll number and roll code.

The University of Piauí has announced a selection process for on-site tutors, offering a monthly scholarship of R$ 1,100 to assist students in distance-learning courses.

Nineteen out of twenty-six toppers in Bihar's Intermediate examination are girls, showcasing the remarkable performance of female students.

The principal of Maatulli Elementary School reports an incident involving a stabbing between two students in a violent confrontation on campus.

The Bihar Board has officially declared the 12th-grade examination results, with an overall pass rate of 85.19%, and girls outperforming boys in all three streams: Arts, Commerce, and Science.

Bayero University Kano expels 171 students for providing false admission credentials during their application process.

Bayero University Kano has expelled 171 students for presenting falsified qualifications for admission.

The article discusses a local school project aimed at improving water quality in the Anyang-cheon river, where students actively participate in environmental conservation activities.

Renewable energy and electrical engineering continue to attract students due to the high demand for specialists and the potential to contribute to future technologies.

The murder case involving college student Manjeet Chauhan, who killed another student, Surya Pratap Singh, has raised serious questions regarding bullying in educational institutions.

Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and Tohoku Bunkyo University successfully held a student exchange event fostering cultural exchange between Korean and Japanese students.

A 60-year-old man has been arrested in Gwangju for attempting to lure a 12-year-old elementary school student under the pretense of playing together.

A Nagasaki elementary school teacher has been reprimanded for repeatedly calling a student a 'cockroach' and making derogatory remarks about the child.

The number of seats for the four-year integrated B.Ed. course has dramatically increased, providing significant opportunities for students seeking admission.

Parents express concerns about the increasing number of school holidays, feeling that their children have too much free time, which complicates their work schedules.

Deputy Dombrava raises concerns over the lack of monitoring regarding foreign students in Latvia, specifically highlighting issues related to students from third-world countries who fail to attend classes.

Latvian Deputy Dombrava highlights deficiencies in immigration monitoring, particularly regarding foreign students who often fail to attend classes after obtaining residence permits.

A new course at the Unesp Jaboticabal campus in Brazil trains students in forensic pedology to assist police in crime investigations using soil analysis.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is set to announce the 12th-grade examination results today at 1:30 PM.

The Bihar Board will announce the Class 12 results today at 1:30 PM, providing students with access to their scores through official websites.

The article discusses the concerning rise of gambling among school-aged children in Sweden and the challenges faced in addressing gambling addiction in schools and healthcare systems.

Italian organization Manageritalia has awarded the first 841 scholarships to young students in Lombardy, celebrating their talent and commitment during a road show in Milan.

On March 23, 2026, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Nikon the Hieromartyr and his 199 students, along with other saints known for their faith and ascetic lives.

A series of books designed for elementary and junior high school students to learn about sex and their bodies through manga has been published in Japan.

A discussion highlights the lack of awareness among students about the historical context of ETA and the perceived taboo in addressing these topics in classrooms.

Today's Libra horoscope advises avoiding borrowing money, being cautious of conflicts with loved ones, and warns to stay clear of negative thoughts, while students are likely to succeed in exams and there are prospects for business profits.

Students in Alto Tietê can enroll in Cisco Brasil's 12th edition of the CyberEducation program, which provides professional training in cybersecurity with free registration until March 29.

Michael Ham Memorial College in Vicente López, Argentina, celebrates its centenary, attracting generations of families with its unique charm.

The city of Tartu is reducing its kindergarten capacity and teachers due to a decline in the number of children, leading to potential school closures and the need for new educational strategies.

The Nigerian government plans to eliminate the Junior Secondary School Common Entrance Examination and implement a Learner Identification Number to better track student progress throughout their academic careers.

The dental health of students in Lithuania reveals that only 23.9% of children aged 7-17 have healthy teeth, though the situation is better among younger children aged 0-6, with 63.7% reported to have healthy teeth.

Therapists and students demonstrate in Munich against planned cuts in psychotherapy fees by health insurers.

The article covers various news topics including the Brazilian electoral court, the ongoing conflict in Iran, drug consumption trends, crowdfunding among medical students, potential obesity treatments from python blood molecules, and the final day of Lollapalooza 2026.

Florida is facing a significant exodus of young residents, primarily students, due to skyrocketing living costs, prompting concern about future labor shortages.

A new legislative proposal suggests allowing students opting for voluntary military service to take academic leave from their studies.

Students at a private school in São Paulo circulated a list ranking girls by their perceived 'rapability' on WhatsApp, sparking outrage and leading to punishments for those involved.

The article discusses various significant topics, including potential extensions of the war in Iran, a U.S. report by Trump, drug use trends in Brazil, crowdfunding efforts for medical students, and highlights from Lollapalooza 2026.

Nine junior high school students sustained minor injuries when their bus collided with the central divider on the Kyushu Expressway in Kagoshima Prefecture.

The article discusses various topics, including the impact of the Iran war, an F-15 aircraft incident, the rise of drug consumption in Brazil, medical students' fundraising efforts, the final day of Lollapalooza 2026, and American methods of monetizing blood.

Language expert Anders Svensson argues that the grammatical distinction between 'bigger than me' and 'bigger than I' is arbitrary and reflects outdated language rules taught to generations of students.

The Rajasthan Board is set to release the 10th-grade results tomorrow, and students are eagerly awaiting the announcement.

Students can check their Rajasthan Board 10th results without an internet connection through a messaging service.

Medical students in Brazil are turning to crowdfunding, raising R$ 125,000 in just 72 hours to cover their tuition fees amid financial struggles.

Following a conflict at Alytus Gymnasium, an ethics teacher has sought legal recourse regarding her dismissal, which was attributed to alleged violence against students.

Students in Czechia are expressing unprecedented interest in military training, leading to increased enrollment and participation.

The article reflects on a visit to a former school, evoking memories of the past and the enduring spirit of students amidst societal changes.

The 'Cretaceous Dino Mansion', a rental apartment for students of the Dinosaur Faculty at Fukui Prefectural University, has been completed in Katsuyama, Japan, celebrated with a parade and ceremonies.

Female students in Ozoro, Delta State, are fleeing their university over fears of further assaults after a shocking incident during a local festival.

Students in Edo State, Nigeria, have been arrested for bullying classmates, with charges set to be filed in a Family Court.

A report reveals that the dropout rate at private universities in the Campinas region of Brazil has reached 60%, attributed to financial and daily life challenges faced by students.