Digital content on art education activity books prepared by the State Institute of Educational Technology (SIET) for schoolchildren released
Of the total applications received, nearly one-fourth (7,636) were from Malappuram
A large majority of teachers in many schools have been deployed for the exercise, there has been no move to appoint temporary staff in their place, Onam exams to begin on August 13
Vice-Chancellor D. Mavoothu directs removal of poster featuring a cockroach; university union calls the action politically motivated, stages protest
The initiative, implemented by Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education, aims to improve digital skills, encourage self-learning and develop creativity among students of Classes I to VII
Challenging the government’s decision, the Kerala State Self Financing Pharmacy College Management Association has approached the High Court, seeking permission to continue admissions to all Pharm D seats independently
Govt. circular requires managements of aided educational institutions to make appointments to temporary vacancies, including leave vacancies, only from the list provided by the exchange. NSS says the authority to make all appointments in an aided school is vested with the manager
The delay in reconstituting the syndicate had triggered discontent among pro-UDF sections within the university, particularly as the absence of a functional Syndicate had stalled several key academic and administrative decisions
According to its members, it has been more than two months since the university’s highest executive body last met; files relating to hundreds of students have remained pending, while matters requiring Syndicate approval continue to pile up
Kerala State Higher Education Council vice-chairperson Achuthsankar S. Nair to chair the committee constituted by Home Department
Schools and teachers’ organisations had been raising concerns over the delay in effecting head teacher promotion as around 250 posts were lying vacant
Revised curriculum for anganwadi children in the three-to-six age group will be implemented in the 2027-28 academic year
The Minister says universities should not become “factories producing certificates” but develop into centres that churn out graduates who are knowledge carriers
Other demands include free bus travel for students, permanent Vice-Chancellors, free education till degree level, political freedom on campuses, permanent Principals in government colleges, regulating fees in private and self-financing institutions, and a unified examination system
Higher Education Minister Roji M. John says the university, which presently operates from rented premises in Kollam, will have its own state-of-the-art four-storey campus spread across 16,864 sq. m.
Posts sanctioned from primary to high school classes in the 2023-24, 2024-25, and 2025-26 academic years
Sunny Joseph alleges that Kerala too is witnessing similar irregularities in recruitment examinations, and criticises the Opposition for objecting to the State government’s decision to investigate alleged irregularities in PSC examinations
In Malappuram 7,028 students are yet to get Plus One seats. 4,793 students are awaiting allotment in Palakkad
They discontinued studies either because they, along with their parents, had returned to their native States or their parents had shifted to another location for work, Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen said in a written reply in Assembly recently
The working group, constituted by the Higher Education department, is tasked with preparing a detailed proposal and order to transfer personnel, assets and liabilities
225 higher secondary teacher and 713 higher secondary teacher (junior) posts are also vacant
Minister says Higher Education department will undertake a comprehensive review of the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme. Necessary reforms will be introduced to address the practical difficulties experienced by students and colleges
Only 5,922 merit seats are vacant across the State