Dubai announces public holiday for schools, universities for Hijri New Year Official educational operations will resume from Tuesday, June 16, the KHDA said in its statement 2 min read
'Are you going to jail?': Dubai teen who exposed India's NEET, JEE flaws recalls parents' shock After responsibly reporting vulnerabilities in India's two biggest entrance exam systems, 16-year-old Rylen Anil found himself at the centre of a viral storm 3 min read
GEMS Education to invest Dh2 billion, add 20,000 student seats in Dubai Dubai-based school operator says growth plans reflect rising demand for quality education as student enrolment continues to climb across the emirate 2 min read
New quality check visits announced for Dubai schools: What parents need to know Dubai’s private schools will once again undergo quality assurance visits, as the regulator revives its oversight programme to support school improvement and boost parent confidence 3 min read
Dubai's KHDA to resume inspections at schools with no more than 24 hours' notice Under the new approach, every eligible private school in Dubai will receive one of two types of quality assurance visits, an inspection or a shorter monitoring visit 2 min read
CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation portal opens after delay: How to apply, fees, deadline The process is particularly significant for students in the UAE, as most students were able to appear for only two to three exams in person due to disruptions caused by regional tensions 3 min read
CBSE Grade 12 results: Check answer book, apply for re-evaluation; steps explained CBSE introduced a new format known as on-screen marking for the 2026 Class 12 exams; the board claims it has several benefits 3 min read
Why many UAE students are seeking CBSE mark re-evaluation Schools attribute it to multiple factors including On-Screen Marking, the growing number of competency-based questions, and the pressure faced by students for admission 3 min read
CBSE portal vulnerability: UAE schools reassure students of 'fair' evaluation process School leaders say safeguards remain strong and students can have confidence in the fairness of assessments despite recent concerns over the digital marking platform 3 min read
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