SC holds that parental income from salary and agriculture cannot be the sole basis for determining creamy layer status. In Kerala, OBC students are denied non-creamy layer certificates if their parents earn more than ₹8 lakh annually through salary or agriculture, forcing them to apply for JEE under the general category. Students now argue that SC order makes many of those denied NCL certificates eligible for OBC reservation.
Allegations that several nominees have close links with the BJP emerge
This follows concerns raised by teachers’ organisations that Monday is the sixth working day of the academic year on which schools record student strength for determining teacher posts and other related matters
Maximum number of applicants from Malappuram – 82,678. Least from Idukki – 11,420. Wayanad has 11,790 applicants
Clubs to inculcate awareness about agriculture and scientific farming practices in the younger generation
Speaking on behalf of Higher Education Minister Roji M. John in Assembly, Minister says any legal help sought by students will be provided by the government
Minister for General Education V. Samsudheen denies there is any going back on the announcement of menstrual leave for schoolgirls, calls for focussing on the positives of the proposal
V.D. Satheesan was speaking after inaugurating the State-level school Pravesanotsavam in the State capital on June 1, 2026
In policy address, Governor said the government would focus on developing globally competitive higher education institutions within Kerala to reduce academic migration and retain talented students in the State
After university students, menstrual leave is proposed to be extended to school students under Project Menstrual Dignity, according to Governor’s policy address in Assembly. Students will get up to three days of menstrual leave a month
As many as 25,259 students had appeared for the examinations, and 18,311 qualified—8,595 girls (83.58%) and 9,716 boys (64.88%)
It is 0.16 percentage points higher than the 77.81% last year; girls outperform boys by a huge margin
All India Save Education Committee demands investigation into the ‘collapse’ of the State’s education system during the last decade
‘All arrangements for the rollout of the admissions process are in place, and the process will begin once the State Cabinet gives its approval on May 25’
At present, 3,60,844 higher secondary seats, 33,000 vocational higher secondary seats, and over 30,000 seats in polytechnic and ITIs are available in the State
Without Aadhaar cards, school authorities cannot register students’ name on government portal. Though they can be enrolled, the students will not receive any benefits
The school has 14 acres of land and all necessary facilities
Activity book printing to be completed in June first week, says N.S.K. Umesh
Representatives of Students’ Council of institution allegedly intervene and disrupt visit organised by Nair Service Society Karayogam at Pampady for 35 children
Ninety migrant students from 14 schools in Ernakulam district enrolled under Roshni, a project for the educational uplift of migrant children, cleared the SSLC examination
Sivankutty congratulates students who have become eligible for higher studies after completing Class X
32,218 students eligible for higher studies and 2,313 secure A+ grade in all subjects. City schools fare well.
Number of students who secured A+ in all subjects in Kerala this year is 30,514. It is fewer than half the number of students who got full A+ last year
The pass percentage was 0.43 percentage points less than the 99.5% last year; 30,514 students secure full A+ grade
General Education Principal Secretary Sharmila Mary Joseph will announce the results
Though the Thiruvananthapuram region of the CBSE topped in the results, school authorities and parents say many students have been left shocked after scoring less-than-expected marks
Kerala has received the grade Prachesta–2 and scored 687.7 in the Union Ministry of Education’s Performance Grading Index 2.0 for the year 2024-25
The region, comprising Kerala and Lakshadweep, registered a pass percentage of 95.62
He called for handing back the responsibility for conducting examinations to the respective State government agencies as was done earlier
V. Sivankutty, General Education Minister in the outgoing Left Democratic Front government, says the cancellation has caused severe mental and financial distress to students and parents.
As per a workers’ union at the Kerala Books and Publication Society, only around 70% of the textbooks have been printed. Union leader says dues amounting to nearly ₹15 crore remain uncleared and the previous govt. could not ensure enough paper supply. KBPS MD denies charges, says issues have been resolved
As many as 1,520 schools in the State provide integrated education from class I to XII, says report. It warns that a fragmented progression structure that compels students to change institutions multiple times increases the risk of dropout