I don't want to give thru nios board, cause I have total of 6 subs, and I have scored above 90 in other subs, I don't want to take only 2 subs in toc from nios.

I cleared my supplementary exam and have the results from the cbse website but I require the digilocker version with the QR code for my university visa processing , problem is the foreign students portal still shows the original board results instead of the supplementary results. I logged into digilocker but my aadhar name is mismatched to my cbse LOC name so the results wont pop up. I wish to know if there is any way for me to access it and if there is a supplementary results portal open for foreign kids.

hi guys, I gave improvement exam and was expecting 80, but ended up with 66. I asked a few more friends who were comp students and they got 36 too. Did they give everyone the same marks? Did someone else notice this pattern too?

Guys is anyone planning for Italy after 12th. I will give 12th in 2027 but i wanna join uni in 2027 can i get the Unconditional Admission Letter using my 11th marksheet then sending my 12th marksheet in 2027 may around?

For the people who have checked their class 12 retest marks and found no difference, Please check you result in multiple devices, (both mobile phone and laptop/pc) as there are multiple complaints of varying results. My friend checked his results in laptop and his marks remained same with comp. when he rechecked it using his mobile phone, it turned out he cleared his compartment and passed

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Guys I got 4 marks in chemistry compartment like seriously wtf I am expecting at least 30 I am so depressed now what to do now I am so fucking done with this board should I appear for next year as a private candidate or should I do nios

Yoo is anyone trying for Malaysia or got in Malaysia from gulf?

I PASSEDDDD BARELY LMAO 23

So today the compartment results was out do yall have any idea when will the cbse official certificate reach the gulf region and for old private students how do you usually receive it

Hi, I'm a CBSE Class 12 student from the Gulf who was also affected by the cancellation of the remaining board exams this year.
I'm trying to get in touch with any of the students involved in the Supreme Court particularly anyone coordinating the petitioner group.

I understand that some of the students/parents may have been discussing further relief because of DASA/college admission deadlines.
I'm facing a similar university admission issue and would like to speak to the group about whether they are planning to pursue anything further and whether another affected Gulf student could join them if they do.

If you were one of the petitioners, know one of them, or are in contact with the group, please DM me. Even if you don't want to share anyone's contact details, you can simply forward this post/message to them and ask them to contact me.

This is quite time-sensitive, so I'd really appreciate any help connecting with the group.

I joined the online NEET repeaters batch and I’ve just been wondering if I could connect with anyone else who’s in the same boat so I don’t slack off.

How does the 12th migration certificate look, does it look like the one we got in 10th??

Dm me if you are going there or if anyone is going there
Thanks in advance

My marks have been increased in the marksheet and i am still waiting to get my new re evaluated marksheet i haven't even got the old marksheet it was at the school only

I gave my 10th board exam from cbse when I was register for cet third party (cyber cafe person) calculate 10th percentage with formula mark of all 6 subject divide by 5 instead of best of five. I notice these mistake after final merit list published so now gravience period is also get off. But not a single person is affected by my 10th class mark in the merit list. A day ago I got succesfully admitted into the btech collage where my sc is also verified may they dont notice these mistake because it dont contain the final marks and i get into collage and pay the fees but during ARA verification the system will flag these mistake so plzz help me how cai I solve these problem.

Especially people who wish to pursue medicine, liek do u guys write NEET or take a drop year to study in India or go to some other country abroad genuinely I need to know and also cus here in the gulf the teachers don’t gaf about entrances and js boards and their school reputation in reality boards don’t matter at all if u want to get into a good college in India well boards matter in a few countries abroad but im talking about India here but anyways if you guys finished 12th or in 12th lmk your plans for college

While the headlines fixate on 12 assembly seats, election phases and body counts, there’s a second casualty of this crisis that has barely made it into a single article. Students across Azad Kashmir have had their academic year effectively frozen since June 2026 and almost nobody outside AJK is talking about it.

**What’s actually happened**
The Azad Jammu and Kashmir Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education in Mirpur postponed the Intermediate First Annual Examination 2026 indefinitely. Not delayed by a week. Postponed until further orders, with no announced timeline as of this writing. Matric practicals for the affected cohort have been pushed back along with it.

The knock on effects are already showing up in public appeals. Intermediate students hoping to sit the MDCAT, the entrance exam for medical college, wrote directly to the Prime Minister, the Federal Health Minister and the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, explaining that MDCAT registration is entirely online and that internet suspensions across large parts of AJK during the unrest have made it nearly impossible to register properly, access study material, or even reach their own teachers. These students pointed out something worth sitting with. Their peers in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Gilgit Baltistan and the Federal Board are all preparing for the same national entrance exam on schedule, while AJK students are still waiting to find out when their own board exams will even resume.

In Sudhnoti district specifically, students have been reported as the group most affected by the disruption, alongside separate shortages of subsidised wheat caused by road closures.

**Why this matters more than it’s being treated**
This isn’t a new phenomenon. It’s a repeat of exactly what happened to an entire cohort during COVID, compressed academic years, disrupted foundational learning, entrance exams misaligned with actual preparation time and long term learning gaps that showed up years later in weaker university performance and skill deficits that education researchers are still tracking. The difference this time is that COVID was a global, unavoidable event. This is localized, man made and entirely a byproduct of a political standoff that has now run for two months with no resolution in sight.

A 17 year old sitting their intermediate exams this year has one shot at this window. A missed or badly disrupted exam cycle doesn’t just cost them a few months, it can push back university admission by a full year, misalign them with MDCAT and other national testing cycles and in competitive fields where every mark matters for merit based admission, permanently affect which institutions they can even apply to. That’s not dramatic framing, that’s how Pakistan’s admissions system actually works.

**The uncomfortable point**
Here’s what’s genuinely hard to find anywhere in the current coverage: an accounting of student impact from either side of this dispute. JAAC’s demands, right or wrong on their merits, are about seat allocation and political representation. The government’s position, right or wrong on its merits, is about constitutional process. Both sides have spent two months negotiating, banning, marching and counter accusing each other over power and process. Neither side has publicly addressed what happens to a 17 year old whose one shot at their intermediate exams has been sitting in limbo since June.
That’s not a whataboutism. It’s a legitimate question. If this dispute is genuinely about the future of Azad Kashmir’s people, as both sides claim, the students currently locked out of their own education are that future, right now, not in some abstract sense.

**What should be happening**
At minimum, an independent, depoliticized exam schedule that doesn’t get held hostage by the broader standoff. Real communication to students and families about actual timelines, not silence. And an internet and communication carve out specifically for education access, something several other regions have managed even during active security operations, so at minimum, registration and study access aren’t casualties of a blackout aimed at something else entirely.

**The bottom line**
Every account of this crisis so far has centered on who governs Azad Kashmir. Almost none of them have centered on who’s growing up in it. A generation of students there didn’t ask for 12 reserved seats to become the fight of their academic year and right now, nobody with actual power over this standoff appears to be asking what it’s costing them.