Over 24,000 Class 12 students scored above 95% in the CBSE 2025 board exams, while more than 1.1 lakh crossed the 90% mark. Class 10 results tell a similar story—nearly 2 lakh students secured above 90%, with over 45,000 scoring above 95%.

Modernising physical safety in Indian schools, particularly older institutions, is a significant challenge. Yet, experts recommend a layered, phased strategy to make this transformation achievable. This method breaks school security into manageable segments—starting from district policies and ending at classroom safety—helping institutions progressively enhance protection for students and staff.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the Class 10 board examination results for 2025. This year, 2,371,939 students appeared for the exams held between February 15 and March 18. Of these, 2,221,636 students passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 93.66%—a marginal increase of 0.06% compared to 2024.

In today’s interconnected world, cultural awareness and understanding are no longer just “nice to have” skills—they are essential. Whether you’re interacting with classmates from different backgrounds, reading a book from another country, or traveling abroad, learning about other cultures has the power to make you smarter, more empathetic, and a better global citizen.

Have you ever sent a 😂, ❤️, or 👍 to someone and felt like you’d said everything you needed to? If yes, you’re not alone! Emojis have become a powerful way to express feelings, share ideas, and even tell stories—all without using a single word.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a major revamp of the country’s immigration policies aimed at drastically reducing net migration. The overhaul touches everything from citizenship eligibility and student visas to work permits and English language requirements

The Fall Intake in Canada, commonly referred to as the September Intake, is the most sought-after admission cycle for international students. A majority of Canada’s leading universities and colleges open applications for most of their academic programmes during this period

In recent years, a quiet but significant shift has been underway in the preferences of Indian law students looking to study abroad. While traditional destinations like the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia continue to attract large numbers, Ireland

In the age of social media, instant updates, and viral content, information spreads faster than ever before. While this has empowered millions with easy access to global news and ideas, it has also led to a significant rise in fake news—misleading, distorted, or completely false information that mimics legitimate news sources.

For many international students, studying abroad is a dream often hindered by skyrocketing tuition fees. However, in the north of Europe, a cluster of countries has quietly championed a model of accessible, high-quality higher education

India’s space sector is undergoing a revolutionary shift. Traditionally led by ISRO and government initiatives, the ecosystem is now welcoming private companies, startups, and global collaborations. This diversification is not only enhancing India’s technological capabilities but also generating dynamic career paths for aspiring professionals.

Schools today are confronted with an increasingly complex cybersecurity environment. As educational institutions expand their digital infrastructure, they become prime targets for cybercriminals. Frequent threats include phishing via email, distributed denial of service (DDoS), and ransomware attacks. Moreover, the widespread use of one-to-one devices among students and teachers significantly increases the number of vulnerable endpoints.

As educational institutions embrace smarter technologies, cloud computing is becoming a cornerstone in transforming K–12 school systems. Known for its efficiency in storage and processing, the cloud is now enabling schools to modernise operations and deploy advanced software and hardware solutions. Market forecasts indicate significant growth, with the global K–12 cloud computing sector expected to increase by $1.74 billion by 2026.

Schools are increasingly adopting integrated technology systems to enhance classroom efficiency, reduce disruptions, and improve student outcomes. With rising demand for digital learning tools and managed devices, education-focused technology providers are delivering comprehensive solutions that support schools in building cohesive digital ecosystems.

Across the globe, schools are grappling with increasing workloads, staff shortages, and alarming burnout rates among educators. Recent data indicates that nearly half of K–12 educators frequently feel overwhelmed at work. With a projected global shortage of 44 million primary and secondary teachers by 2030, the urgency for innovative solutions is undeniable.

Marking a pivotal moment in India’s education landscape, Central Square Foundation (CSF), with support from Google.org, and in collaboration with the Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI (WSAI) at IIT Madras, launched the AI Literacy Curriculum Framework for Students at the ‘AI Samarth Conclave’ in New Delhi. This represents a significant milestone for ‘AI Samarth

In an insightful interview, Sudhir Sharma, President of the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) and Founder of the Master School of Management, delves into the evolution of management education in India.

In an insightful conversation with Sanjay Desai—author, entrepreneur, and CEO, ConsciousLeap, Mumbai —explores the often-overlooked mental health struggles teachers face and the urgent need to prioritize their wellbeing. He discusses how burnout, emotional stress, and lack of institutional support are undermining the education system.

In an era defined by complex global challenges, the need for professionals who can think across disciplines and navigate cross-cultural landscapes has never been greater. Saumya Sampath, currently working as Global Security Program Manager, Hive International, Washington, a distinguished FLAME alumna and a specialist in international security sector reform 

In this exclusive interview Igor Tulchinsky, Founder, Chairman, and CEO, WorldQuant, Mumbai, discusses with Triparna Ray the rapid rise of India as a powerhouse of quantitative talent and the global shift toward interdisciplinary finance careers.

In an illuminating interview, Diwakar Chittora, the visionary CEO and co-founder of IntelliPaat, a leading e-learning platform, shares the inspiring journey of transforming the tech upskilling landscape. From identifying a critical gap in industry-relevant education to building