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Struggling to meet ends, Jodharam Patel’s father gave him an ultimatum—either score above 70 per cent in boards to secure a stable job or move to Mumbai and work as a labourer. Here’s how he wrote his own fate.

“Fortunately or unfortunately, I am not like other girls of my age. I can’t be. While they could live carefree lives without the care of the world or of money, I had to put my head down and bury myself in books. But it helped me focus on my education, because changing the fate of my family has always been my first priority!”

As part of this project, all the duplicate and redundant portions will be edited out, leaving the students with concise, crisp textbooks. The ministry promises that this reduction will be scientific.

Ever imagined going on a trip through the solar system? Thanks to this 'virtual' initiative, girls of Jharkhand's remote Godda district are doing just that!

Students appearing under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 10 exams in 2019 may have the option to choose between a standard-level or the existing-level mathematics question paper!

After completing his graduation in 1994, he first attempted to crack the UPSC. One attempt turned to two, and two turned to four attempts. To no avail.

The HRD Ministry has just announced radical changes in JEE and NEET exam scheduling and mode of giving the test that will be implemented from 2019!

Sincere and hardworking, Balmukund took the help of the teachers at Sankalp Shikshan Sansthan to achieve his dream.

This teenage boy has now become a symbol of persistence and strength for many students after he wrote his Class 10 CBSE exams standing and scored a whopping 93.4%.

After completing his degree in 2004, he was offered a job in Europe, where he worked for four years. After that, he worked in New York when his annual salary was a whopping 50 lakh!