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News18
5 days ago
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- News18
OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: First Merit List Registration Deadline Extended Till June 28
Last Updated: OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: Students who have been selected in the first merit list can apply till June 28 by visiting the official website at The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will extended the deadline for class 11th admissions to the first merit list. Students who have been selected in the first merit list can complete the admissions procedure till June 28 by visiting the official website at Earlier, the last date to report to the schools was June 10. Students selected in the first round will have to report to their allotted school or college to reserve their seats. Students who make it to the list will be eligible to seek admission in agriculture, arts, commerce, and science stream courses in any of the schools recognised by BSEB across the state. The required documents for OFSS class 11 admission 2025-27 in Bihar Board include: — BSEB intermediate admission form, — Aadhar card, — School Leaving Certificate (SLC), — Two passport size photographs, — Class 10 mark sheet, — Caste certificate (for reserved category). The Bihar Board announced the Class 10 exam results 2025 on March 29. A total of 1,558,077 students appeared for the exams, of which 1,279,294 passed. This resulted in an overall pass percentage of 82.11 per cent. Among male students, 7,52,685 appeared, out of which 6,29,620 passed and 1,23,065 failed, leading to a pass percentage of 83.65 per cent. Meanwhile, 8,05,392 female candidates took the exam, with 6,49,674 passing and 1,55,718 failing, bringing their pass percentage to 80.67 per cent. A total of 123 students secured a place in the top 10 across the state, including 60 girls and 63 boys. The exams were were conducted from February 15 to 25. First Published: June 05, 2025, 19:59 IST


News18
7 days ago
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- News18
OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: First Merit List Out, Steps To Check
Last Updated: OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: Candidates can check the merit list on the official website of the Online Facilitation System (OFSS) at The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the first merit list for admission to Inter or class 11 today, June 4. Candidates can check the merit list on the official website of the Online Facilitation System (OFSS) at Students selected in the first round will have to report to their allotted school or college between June 4 and June 10, to reserve their seats. Students who make it to the list will be eligible to seek admission in agriculture, arts, commerce, and science stream courses in any of the schools recognised by BSEB across the state. Admission in Bihar Board 11th class can be done till May 3, 2025. According to Bihar Board, the merit list will be prepared on the basis of students' application, marks obtained and reservation category. Schools will be allotted on this basis. The board will release three merit lists for admission. Step 1. Students have to visit the official website of BSEB OFFS. Step 2. On the homepage, click on the Bihar 11th admission first merit list. Step 3. You will be redirected to a new page that will contain the list. The required documents for OFSS class 11 admission 2025-27 in Bihar Board include the BSEB intermediate admission form, Aadhar card, School Leaving Certificate (SLC), two passport size photographs, class 10 mark sheet, caste certificate (for reserved category), and any additional documents specified by the school, along with the payment of admission fees. Students must have successfully completed the Class 10 (matriculation) or an equivalent examination from the Bihar School Examination Board, Bihar Board, CBSE Board, Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), or any other state board approved by the Government, to be eligible for the enrollment process. First Published:


Time of India
13-05-2025
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- Time of India
Delhi govt issues NIOS admission guidelines for repeatedly failing Class 9 & 10 students
Delhi government outlines Class X NIOS admission process for struggling students in 2025–26. (AI Image) NEW DELHI: In an effort to reduce dropout rates and reintegrate struggling students into the formal education system, the Directorate of Education (DoE), Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD), has released comprehensive guidelines for the registration of students into Class X under the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) Project. The circular, issued on May 9, 2025, targets government school students who have failed or received a compartment in Class IX or X for at least two academic sessions up to 2024–25. The NIOS Project, a specialised initiative under the DoE, aims to support students at risk of dropping out by providing them with an alternate route to complete their secondary education. Once students successfully pass Class X through NIOS, they can be readmitted into their parent school, thus continuing their formal education journey. Eligibility criteria for NIOS admission under DoE As per the guidelines, only those students who have failed or received a compartment in Class IX or X for a minimum of two times until the session 2024–25 are eligible to register for Class X under the NIOS Project. Importantly, students who have failed for the first time in the session 2024–25 are not eligible under this scheme and are expected to continue their studies in the same school. Additionally, eligibility is restricted to students whose School Leaving Certificate (SLC) has not yet been issued. All Heads of Schools (HOSs) are responsible for identifying and contacting eligible students and ensuring they are informed about the scheme. A copy of the circular must be provided to each eligible student by the HOS. Registration, study centres, and subject options Registration will be carried out online through the MIS Module by the HOS of the respective parent school. Classes for both boys and girls will be conducted at approximately 75 designated government school-based study centres across Delhi. The number of centres may vary depending on student enrolment. Students are required to choose two language subjects from Hindi (201), English (202), and Sanskrit (209), along with the compulsory subject Social Science (213). Additionally, they can choose any two from Home Science (216), Painting (225), and Science and Technology (212), all of which include practicals. Data Entry Operations (229) may be chosen as an optional additional subject. Transfer of credit and fee structure NIOS allows a Transfer of Credit (TOC) facility for up to two subjects in which the student has passed in a previous CBSE Class X examination. The TOC fee is Rs. 230 per subject and is to be borne by the student. The DoE will cover the registration-cum-admission fee for five subjects. However, if a student opts for a sixth subject, they must pay an additional Rs. 940. The examination fee is Rs. 300 per subject, while practical subjects require an additional Rs. 150 per subject. All fees must be deposited through the prescribed challan at a State Bank of India branch within Delhi. Example fee calculations and required documentation For instance, a student like Ms Sarita who opts for TOC in two subjects and appears in three others with two practical components must pay Rs. 1,660. Another student, like Master Ramesh, choosing six subjects including three practicals, must pay Rs. 3,190. Required documents include two recent passport-sized photographs, Aadhar card, bank passbook for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) of uniform subsidy, mark sheets of Class IX/X, and TOC-relevant mark sheets. A No Objection Certificate (NOC) signed by parents and the student's signature on the photographs are also mandatory. Submission process and responsibilities of schools After completing the online registration, HOS must print application forms, collect student and parent signatures, and submit the forms along with original documents to the HOS of the designated NIOS Study Centre. One complete set of documents should be retained at the parent school. A dedicated NIOS in-charge teacher must be appointed in each school to manage student records. The safety and academic monitoring of students fall under the responsibility of the study centre's HOS. The last date for submission of online applications and fees is July 31, 2025. AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now