The synergy between Jammu Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) and private institutions affiliated with it is paramount for the holistic development of the educational landscape. There is dire need to mull on various factors that led to a mass protest by different entities associated with private schools of the region including their owners, staff
JKBOSE Exams: Union Territory (UT) administration recently refused to entertain examination forms for the students of private schools, which were operating on state land without proper lease documentation
The academic calendar 2024 has been issued for students of secondary, and higher secondary classes as well as classes 9 and 11 in hard and soft zones of Jammu and Kashmir
By Babra Wani SRINAGAR: The Jammu Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) is yet to respond to the goof-up that led it to declare distinction-holders as failed candidates in the just declared twelfth class results. It issued two notifications correcting the earlier results.
In post-2019 Jammu and Kashmir, despite the government's offering of a language basket, Urdu remains the most preferred subject among students. The recent Class 12 results by the Jammu Kashmir Board of School Education revealed that students showed a lack of preference for their mother tongue, indicating that the identity and culture debate in the region is more political than academic. Out of the nine language subjects available, Urdu was the top choice, followed by Hindi and Arabic. Interestingly, English had the highest pass rate, while Kashmiri and Dogri, the mother tongues of the region, were less preferred. Bodhi, the language of Ladakh, had the fewest students but the highest pass rate.