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India Today
15 hours ago
- Business
- India Today
CBSE Central Sector Scholarship 2025 open for college students, apply by Oct 31
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a fresh notification urging eligible students to apply for the Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship for College and University Students for the 2025–26 session. The applications are to be submitted online at the National Scholarship Portal – CBSE scholarship scheme is specifically meant to offer financial aid to meritorious students from low-income families, so they can manage everyday education expenses during their higher TO APPLY FOR FRESH AND RENEWALS: OCTOBER 31The last date to submit fresh applications or renewals under this CBSE scholarship scheme is October 31, 2025. Students who were selected in previous years can also apply for renewal:1st renewal for students selected in 20242nd renewal for students from 20233rd renewal for those selected in 20224th renewal for 2021 batchCBSE has also advised school nodal officers to complete the online verification of applications on time. Students must get their documents verified at their institutions -- or risk their applications getting marked CAN APPLY FOR CBSE CENTRAL SECTOR SCHOLARSHIP?This scheme, run by the Ministry of Education, is for students who:Have scored well in Class 12 from a CBSE-affiliated schoolBelong to a low-income backgroundAre pursuing a college or university degreeThe scholarship offers Rs 12,000 per year during undergraduate studies and Rs 20,000 per year during postgraduate CENTRAL SECTOR SCHOLARSHIP: HOW TO APPLYGo to or log in using student credentialsFill out the online form and upload required documentsSubmit and track the application status through your dashboardDirect link to apply for CBSE Central Sector Scholarship Scheme- Ends
Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Anju Chander of AAP is Kharar MC president
Six weeks after 18 Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors, along with local MLAs Anmol Gagan Maan and Dr Charanjeet Singh, ousted Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Jaspreet Kaur Longia through a no-confidence motion, the Kharar municipal council on Friday unanimously elected Anju Chander, 54, of AAP as the new president. This will be Anju Chander's second term as she had previously served on the post from 2015 to 2020 when she was with the SAD. (HT File) This will be Chander's second term as she had previously served on the post from 2015 to 2020 when she was with the SAD. During Friday's polling, she secured 26 out of 27 votes in the House, including that of Kharar MLA Maan. Two councillors—Jaspreet Kaur Longia (SAD) and Neelam (Congress)—were conspicuous by their absence during the elections. An educationist by profession, Chander runs APJ School, a CBSE-affiliated intermediate school in Kharar. Expressing gratitude, she said, 'I sincerely thank all municipal councillors and the people of Kharar for supporting me. I am committed to accelerating the town's development and will work wholeheartedly for its betterment.' MLA Maan termed the unanimous decision a proud moment for the city. 'It is heartening that both the MLA and the MC president of Kharar are now from AAP. With united efforts, we will drive rapid development in the city,' she said. The 27-member council currently consists of 17 AAP councillors, four from SAD, three from Congress, and three Independents. How AAP gained majority in House The council elections, held on February 17, 2021, had resulted in a hung house, with the Congress securing 10 seats, SAD eight, AAP one, and Independents eight. SAD, with the support of Independent councillors, had managed to install Longia as president—until AAP's majority reshaped the power dynamics. The political realignment began on September 23, 2022, when eight Congress councillors, six Independents, and one SAD councillor joined AAP, giving the party a clear majority of 18 councillors. On May 5, 18 councillors submitted a written request to the executive officer (EO) to convene a special meeting and introduce a no-confidence motion against then-president Longia. The motion was passed during the May 16 meeting, ending her term. The Kharar municipal council also has representation from two MLAs—Anmol Gagan Maan (Kharar) and Dr Charanjeet Singh (Chamkaur Sahib).
India Today
2 days ago
- General
- India Today
CBSE annouces National Teacher Award 2025, send nominations by July 6
The CBSE National Teacher Award 2025 self-nominations have been opened, the deadline for which stands on July 6. The award by the Central Board of Secondary Education aims to honour dedicated teachers and principals from CBSE-affiliated private independent schools who have shown exceptional commitment to apply, teachers must have completed a minimum of 10 years of continuous service in schools affiliated with a recognised board of school education by 31 March on the other hand, must have at least 10 years of experience as a teacher and 5 years as a principal in a CBSE-affiliated institution. Those retiring on or after 31 March 2025 are also eligible. Applicants must apply under only one category. Notably, principals are not permitted to apply in the teacher PROCESS AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTSApplications must be submitted online only via the official CBSE website: The last date to apply is 6 July need to upload the following documents:A signed declaration confirming the authenticity of the informationRecommendation letters and certificates of service, signed by the school managerAcademic documents from Class 10 to post-graduationStudent results from board or school-level examsAll documents must be in PDF format, each under 1MB, and verified by the school head (for teachers) or school manager (for principals).advertisementDirect link to apply for National Teacher Award 2025SELECTION PROCESS AND FINAL STAGECBSE will assess applications based on factors such as length of service, academic qualifications, age, and exam performance. A merit list will be drawn, and the top 24 candidates will be candidates are tied in scores, additional evaluation parameters may be used. Shortlisted applicants will have two days to upload re-verified the final round, a National Level Scrutiny Committee will conduct an interaction session with shortlisted candidates and select six final awardees for the has advised heads of institutions to share this announcement with all eligible staff and ensure timely submission of applications.- Ends
NDTV
2 days ago
- General
- NDTV
CBSE Invites Nominations For National Awards To Teachers 25; Applications Open Till July 6
National Teacher Award 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened the self-nomination process for the National Teacher Award 2025. Teachers and principals from CBSE-affiliated private independent schools are eligible to apply for the prestigious recognition through the official portal. Who Can Apply? Eligible teachers must have completed at least 10 years of continuous service in schools affiliated with a recognised board of school education as of March 31, 2025. For principals, the eligibility requires 10 years of service as a teacher and 5 years as a principal in CBSE-affiliated institutions by the same date. Those who retire on or after March 31, 2025, can also apply. However, principals are not permitted to apply under the teacher category, and applicants may apply under only one category. How To Apply Applications must be submitted online only through the CBSE website, The deadline for submission is July 6, 2025. Applicants must upload: A declaration confirming the authenticity of all submitted information. Recommendation letters and service certifications signed by the school manager. Academic documents including certificates from Class 10 to post-graduation. Class results from Board or school-level examinations. All documents must be in PDF format, under 1MB in size, and duly verified by either the school head (for teachers) or the school manager (for principals). Selection Process CBSE will evaluate applications based on criteria such as service duration, qualifications, age, and exam performance. A merit list will be prepared, and the top 24 candidates will be shortlisted. In case of ties, additional parameters may be applied. Shortlisted applicants will have two days to upload verified documents. Final selections will be made after an interaction round conducted by a National Level Scrutiny Committee, which will choose six awardees. Heads of institutions are advised to circulate this information widely among eligible staff members and ensure timely application submissions.
Time of India
3 days ago
- General
- Time of India
Arunachal to have CBSE sub-regional office soon
1 2 3 4 Itanagar: Looking to strengthen Arunachal Pradesh's educational infrastructure and governance, the regional office of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in Guwahati signed an agreement with the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) on Wednesday to establish a sub-regional office at the latter's campus here. The CBSE office will be housed within the SCERT campus at Gohpur Tinali in Chimpu. The Arunachal govt has allotted a space of 1720 sq. ft. in the old SCERT building to facilitate the initiative, underscoring its commitment to improving service delivery to CBSE-affiliated schools in the state. The office will cater exclusively to all CBSE-related matters in Arunachal Pradesh and will be headed by CBSE sub-regional officer, Itanagar, J Pankaj Bage. The establishment of the office in Itanagar marks a significant step towards more accessible, efficient and locally responsive CBSE services.
