Swedem's National tests are done digitally for the first time

Swedish high school students will take the national exams digitally for the first time. quThe digitization of the tests is part of a government mission to, among other things, make test grades fairer.

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Bangladesh's DGME Medical admission test to be held on January 17

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Syria’s schools reopen a week after al-Assad’s overthrow

Officials said most schools were opening around the country, a week after the dramatic overthrow of Bashar al-Assad.

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Education certificates and ATAR levels steady in Tassie schools, despite downward trends

The number of Tasmanian students finishing their schooling with an ATAR and education certificate remained steady in 2023, but it’s not all positive. The most popular college courses revealed.

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Education Ministry unveils plan to restructure Thanaweya Amma, address teacher shortage

The new system aims to reduce student workload while maintaining educational quality.

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England’s GCSE results show ingrained social and regional inequality post-Covid

Analysis of grades shows disparities also conceal enormous variations in performance within each region

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Some HSC exams to move online in major shake-up

Changes due to come into effect in 2027 will see HSC students who study the hardest English subjects finally ditch pen and paper and write their essays on their computer.

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Maharashtra Board SSC, HSC board exams 2025 timetable announced

The board will next release the Maharashtra 2025 board exam admit cards. The SSC exam will begin with a language paper on the first day and the HSC exam will start with the English paper.

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HSC Results to be Generated by Subject Mapping Method

The HSC exam result of this year will be prepared by combining 25 percent marks of JSC and 75 percent marks of SSC following the subject mapping system.

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Mongolia joins Global Convention on Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education

Mongolia has ratified the Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education.

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Education minister does not want to delay introducing Leaving Cert reforms

Minister for Education Norma Foley has said she "absolutely understands" the concerns of teachers around changes to the senior cycle but she does not want to delay on introducing them.

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