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04 Nov

CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2026 and Two-Exam Policy

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Education, Schools, Students, Teachers

The date sheet for class 10 and class 12 Board Exams 2026 has officially been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). However, it has also provided details of the new two-exam policy for class 10 board exams as recommended by the National Education Policy (NEP 2020). The…

03 Sep

Smart Study Tips for Mid-Term Exams

AASOKAEducation, Exam Tips, Student Tips, Students

Mid-term exams are a reality for all school students, whether you’re in Class 6 revising your first history maps or in Class 11 working through physics numericals. These exams give you an idea of how much you have understood your syllabus. They help you figure out if your study methods…

19 Aug

Why Every School Needs an All-in-One Learning Solution

AASOKAEdTech, Education, Parents, Schools, Students, Teachers

Running a school today is not simple. Requirements of principals, teachers, students, and parents are all unique yet they need to work together. More often than not, schools use different apps to manage these tasks and many times they still use traditional forms of communication, keeping records and teaching. There…

11 Aug

CBSE Career Guidance Dashboard and Spoke School Mode Explained 2025-26

AASOKACBSE, Schools, Students

For the academic session 2025-26, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched two important initiatives. CBSE Career Guidance Dashboard and the CBSE Counseling Hub & Spoke School Model are the two new initiatives designed to guide students in making informed career choices while also ensuring their emotional well-being…

06 Aug

CBSE New Language Guidelines 2025

AASOKACBSE, Education, NEP 2020, Parents, Schools, Students, Teachers

CBSE New Language Guidelines 2025 In 2025, CBSE issued a circular that lays out new guidelines for teaching languages in Classes 1 to 8. Moreover, CBSE New Language Guidelines 2025 are part of CBSE’s move to align classroom practices with the National Curriculum Framework for School Education (NCFSE) 2023, which…

05 Aug

Plagiarism for Students: What It Means & Why You Must Avoid It in 2025

AASOKAEducation, Student Tips, Students

Plagiarism for Students: What It Means & Why You Must Avoid It in 2025 Have you ever copied a paragraph from a website and pasted it into your homework? Maybe just to finish faster? Most students have done it at some point. It is called plagiarism. It might seem insignificant…

05 Aug

Gamification in 2025 School Classrooms

AASOKAe-Learning, EdTech, Education, Educational Apps, m learning, Online Learning, Schools, Students, Teachers

Gamification in 2025 School Classrooms In many schools today, gamification is slowly making its way into lesson plans and it’s not just a passing trend. At its simplest, it means using game-like elements to make regular classroom teaching more engaging. This doesn’t mean turning every subject into a video game.…

05 Aug

Cyberbullying in Schools

AASOKACommunication Skill, Education, Parents, Schools, Students, Teachers

Cyberbullying in Schools It starts with a text. Maybe a meme. A post shared around without your consent. Initially, it feels like a joke but the laughter doesn’t stop, and neither do the messages. For many, this is how cyberbullying in schools begins and it often happens when no one…

02 Aug

CBSE Oil Boards Initiative 2025 School Health Guidelines

AASOKACBSE, Education, Schools, Students

What is the CBSE Oil Boards Initiative? The CBSE Oil Board initiative 2025 is the latest in line of the health related campaigns being introduced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). This is to promote health awareness in students. All CBSE-affiliated schools must display oil boards in various…

01 Jul

CBSE Two Tier Difficulty Level for Science & Social Science

AASOKACBSE, Education, NEP 2020, Schools, Students

CBSE Two Tier Difficulty Level for Science & Social Science Imagine board exams not being the same for everyone. What if students had the opportunity to decide the difficulty of their board exam? Interestingly, it’s becoming a reality for Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliated schools as the board…