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Parents of Class 9 to 12 students — this is for you.

Is your child scoring 90% or 95% in CBSE?

That is excellent. But here is the bigger question:

Is your child truly ready for a global university?

A high CBSE percentage is important, but international university readiness requires much more — academic depth, writing ability, subject alignment, research exposure, external benchmarks, communication skills and a clear student profile.

In my latest News24Media Education Edge video, I discuss a practical guide for parents:

📌 Board Ready vs Global Ready — what is the real difference?
📌 Why 95% alone is not enough
📌 The Writing Gap — India’s most underestimated academic weakness
📌 SAT, AP, Olympiads and external benchmarks — what actually matters
📌 10-Point Global Readiness Audit — evaluate your child honestly
📌 12-Month Action Plan from Class 9 to Class 12

This video is especially useful for parents who are planning foreign university admissions or want their child to become truly future-ready.

Foreign university readiness is not built at the last moment. It needs planning, profile direction and consistent preparation.

Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/g9smsb98aEg?si=MSBZvWKiKLhK0Xh_

News24Media Education Edge — Not just news, complete understanding.

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CBSE Revaluation 2026 is raising many important questions for Class 12 students and parents.

What is the status of OSM copy checking?
What should students do if scanned answer sheets have missing pages, blurred pages or wrong answer-book issues?
How should extra questions and totaling be understood?
Were there portal problems?
And most importantly — is there any confirmed update on grace marks?

In my latest News24Media Education Edge video, I explain the issue in a simple and responsible way.

The key message is clear:

Students should not rely on WhatsApp forwards, rumours or unverified claims about grace marks. Unless there is an official CBSE circular or confirmed announcement, automatic general grace marks should not be treated as fact.

Students should carefully check scanned answer sheets, preserve screenshots, payment receipts and application numbers, and follow only the official CBSE process.

Digital evaluation may be the future, but fairness, transparency and student trust must remain central.

Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/CGsVk20HOvo

News24Media Education Edge — Not just news, complete understanding.

CBSE Revaluation 2026: OSM Copy Check, Portal Problems और Grace Marks — Complete Update CBSE Revaluation 2026 को लेकर students और parents के बीच कई सवाल है...

CBSE Class 12 Revaluation 2026 has raised important questions for students and parents.

What should students check in scanned answer sheets?
What happens if pages are blurred or missing?
How does OSM copy checking affect the revaluation process?
Is there any confirmed update on grace marks?

Our latest article explains the issue in a clear, student-friendly way.

Read now: https://news24media.org/cbse-class-12-revaluation-2026-scanned-sheets

CBSE Class 12 Revaluation 2026: Urgent Guide on Copy Checking, Scanned Sheets and Grace Marks - CBSE Class 12 Revaluation 2026: Know the latest update on scanned answer sheets, OSM copy checking, revaluation process, portal issues and the truth about grace marks.

CBSE OSM Controversy: Digital Evaluation or Student Trust Crisis?

Board exam marks are not just numbers. They affect college admissions, confidence, scholarships and the future of students. That is why any concern around digital evaluation, re-evaluation, portal stability, cybersecurity and answer-sheet access must be discussed seriously.

In my latest News24Media Education Edge video, I have explained the CBSE OSM controversy in a balanced and responsible way:

What is On-Screen Marking?
Why are students and parents concerned?
What happened with the post-result services portal?
Why cyberattack attempts and data breach are different issues
Why digital evaluation needs stronger safeguards
Why student trust must remain central to examination reform

Digital evaluation is not the problem. The real question is whether the system is secure, transparent, student-friendly and accountable.

The future of exams may be digital — but trust cannot be digitised. Trust has to be earned through preparedness, transparency and accountability.

Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/u50AXFABbF0?si=i6R3625EGKW-NGa3

CBSE Digital Checking Row: क्या Students के Marks और Trust दोनों खतरे में हैं? OSM Controversy 2026 CBSE OSM controversy 2026 explained: 85.20% pass rate (7-year low),...

📢 Every parent and student needs to know what really happened with CBSE results 2026.

CBSE tried something new this year, evaluating Class 12 answer sheets digitally through a system called On-Screen Marking (OSM). Good idea. But the rollout was dangerously unprepared.

Here's what happened:
📉 Pass rate dropped to 85.20% lowest in 7 years
😟 1,63,800 students placed in the compartment
💻 Portal attacked with 1.5 MILLION hits in just 2 minutes
🔓 Scanned answer sheets are reportedly publicly accessible without login
🏛️ CBSE Chairman and Secretary both transferred
🧑‍💼 A 17-year-old student appeared before Parliament to expose tendering irregularities

Over 70,000 students applied for re-evaluation in just 3 days.

This is not an anti-digital story. It is a story about what happens when institutions rush reform without preparing for it.

Read the full investigation: 👇
🔗 https://news24media.org/cbse-osm-controversy-2026-digital-evaluation/
Share this so every parent knows what their child went through and what must change.

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Is the CBSE Three-Language Policy a step towards better learning, or could it become another layer of academic pressure for students?

Language learning is important. It builds confidence, communication, cultural understanding and respect for India’s diversity. But the success of any education reform depends not only on intention, but on implementation.

Parents should ask schools clear questions:

Which third language will be introduced?
Will it be taught for communication or only for exams?
Will homework increase?
Are trained language teachers available?
How will the assessment be done?
Will weaker students get support?
Will board exam preparation be affected?
How will student stress and well-being be monitored?

Language classrooms should create curiosity, not anxiety.

India’s linguistic diversity should inspire children — not crush them under pressure.

The real goal should be: confidence, culture, communication and curiosity.

Watch the full discussion on News24Media Education Edge:
https://youtu.be/FcytJNkJpVI

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📚 CBSE has made THREE languages compulsory for Classes 9 & 10 from July 2026.

The idea? Build multilingual, culturally rooted Indian citizens.
The reality? Teacher shortages, improvised textbooks, and a policy rolled out with days of notice.

Are students being equipped — or overburdened?

Our Education Edge editorial breaks down what the CBSE three-language policy means for your child, what parents should ask schools RIGHT NOW, and how to protect student wellbeing during this transition.

🔗 Read the full article at the link below.
https://news24media.org/cbse-three-language-policy-academic-overload/

CBSE Three Language Policy: A Bold Learning Reform or a New Burden on Students? - The CBSE three language policy aims to promote multilingual learning, but parents fear academic overload. This editorial examines benefits, concerns, implementation challenges and what schools must do.

📢 PARENTS — before you pay that admission fee, please read this.

Most of us choose schools based on the wrong things. Buildings. Advertisements. The school's Instagram page. Word of mouth from the neighbourhood.

But the real question is: Does the school actually work?

Our Education Edge team at News24Media has just published a comprehensive guide: 10 Warning Signs Parents Must Watch Before Choosing a School.

Did you know that in most serious school quality frameworks — including those used by international education researchers — infrastructure carries the LOWEST weightage? Teacher quality, governance, and academic monitoring matter far more.

Here's what you should be asking before admission:
✅ Is there a real academic monitoring system?
✅ Are teachers trained and assessed regularly?
✅ Can you verify the school's affiliation certificate?
✅ Is there a qualified school counsellor?
✅ What is the actual grievance redressal process?

Full article + parent checklist + 40 questions to ask:
🔗 https://news24.edupedia.site/how-parents-identify-good-school-10-warning/

TAG a parent who needs to see this before admission season. 👇

How Parents Can Identify a Truly Good School: 10 Warning Signs Beyond Buildings and Advertisements - News 24 Media Indian parents often choose schools based on buildings and brand image. Here are 10 critical warning signs that reveal a school's true quality — backed by the CCLP Worldwide Good School Rating Framework.

📘 Why do so many students fear mathematics?
The problem is deeper than “weak students” or “lack of practice.”
Our latest editorial reveals:
✔ the hidden causes of maths anxiety
✔ Why students lose confidence early
✔ how rote learning and pressure worsen fear
✔ what schools and parents must change
🏫 Forward-looking schools like Saraswati World School are increasingly focusing on conceptual learning and academic monitoring to address learning gaps early.
🔗 Read the full article:
https://news24media.org/students-fear-mathematics-indian-schools/

📚 Students today are studying more than ever before.

Long hours. Coaching. Homework. Exam pressure.

Yet many still struggle with:
❌ conceptual understanding
❌ confidence
❌ real-world skills

Why?

Our latest editorial explores the silent learning crisis inside Indian schools — and why education needs a serious reset.

🏫 Forward-looking institutions like Saraswati World School are increasingly focusing on real learning, discipline, and classroom engagement.

🔗 Read the full article:
https://news24media.org/students-are-studying-more-but-learning-less/

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