Education

House Help’s Son in Odisha Triumphs in NEET

House Help’s Son in Odisha Triumphs in NEET, Fulfilling a Dream of a Lifetime

An 18-year-old from Odisha, son of a house help, has triumphed over immense socio-economic hurdles to secure a top rank in India's national medical entrance exam. This NEET success story highlights both individual determination and systemic educational disparities in India.

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Protests Escalate at Berhampur University

Protests Escalate at Berhampur University: Gopalpur Police Station Gheraoed by Students

The Berhampur University protest escalated as hundreds of students surrounded the Gopalpur police station. They demand the immediate arrest of individuals who allegedly assaulted their student union president, accusing police of inaction and threatening wider agitation.

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Secures Government MBBS Seat

Odisha Tribal Farmer’s Daughter Secures Government MBBS Seat: Her Inspiring Journey

A tribal farmer’s daughter from Odisha secures a government MBBS seat, overcoming immense challenges. Her inspiring journey demonstrates the power of education, perseverance, and the support of government schemes. This article explores her story and provides valuable insights for students from marginalized communities.

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Champa Raspeda Is the First from Odisha’s Didayi Tribe to Crack NEET

Champa Raspeda Is the First from Odisha’s Didayi Tribe to Crack NEET – This Girl Just Made History

This Girl Just Made History—Champa Raspeda, from Odisha’s Didayi Tribe, has become the first to crack NEET 2025. Her inspiring journey from a remote village to securing admission into MBBS symbolizes resilience, representation, and the power of mentorship. This milestone not only transforms her life but also sparks hope for India’s most vulnerable tribal groups, proving that with support and determination, barriers can be broken.

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IGNOU’s DECE Goes Regional

IGNOU’s DECE Goes Regional: One-Year Course Now Available in Odia—Check If You Can Join

IGNOU’s Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education (DECE) is now available in Odia, making it easier for students and professionals in Odisha to pursue early childhood education in their mother tongue. The one-year course, open to Class 12 graduates, offers both theoretical and practical training. Admissions are open until August 31, 2025. Learn how to apply, eligibility criteria, and career opportunities in this detailed guide.

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New BSE Odisha Vice President

New BSE Odisha Vice President: Amulya Pradhan Steps In After Reshuffle

The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Odisha has appointed Amulya Kumar Pradhan as its new Vice President after the OTET paper leak scandal. This reshuffle marks a push for accountability and reform, with leadership changes across key roles. For students, parents, and teachers, the move signals stronger exam integrity and smoother administration. Learn what this change means for the future of education in Odisha.

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Matric Supplementary Result 2025

Matric Supplementary Result 2025: Odisha Board Reports 56.23% Success Rate

The Matric Supplementary Result 2025 Odisha Board has been released with a 56.23% success rate, giving over 1,900 students a chance to move ahead in their academic journey. This article breaks down the stats, explains the process of checking results, and provides practical advice for students and parents. From official links to FAQs, here’s everything you need to know about the Odisha supplementary results.

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Uniform Mandated for Freshers at VSSUT

Uniform Mandated for Freshers at VSSUT—Jeans and Dupattas Not Allowed

Uniform Mandated for Freshers at VSSUT—Jeans and Dupattas Not Allowed introduces a fresh dress code requiring formal attire: no jeans, no dupattas. The friendly-yet-professional guide breaks down the what, why, and how with simple examples, real-world insights, and easy steps. With a clear layout, FAQ section, and authoritative tone, it empowers students and pros alike to embrace the policy confidently and dress the part from day one.

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Govt Report Reveals Fivefold Rise in EMRS School Dropouts

Govt Report Reveals Fivefold Rise in EMRS School Dropouts, Chhattisgarh and Odisha Hit Hardest

In recent times, a government report has brought to light a troubling trend: the dropout rate from Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS), institutions aimed ...

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Odisha Government Announces 22,896 Group C Posts

Odisha Government Announces 22,896 Group C Posts for 2025, Deadline by August 31

The Odisha government is recruiting 22,896 Group C positions for 2025. This article breaks down everything you need to know to apply, including eligibility, departments, application process, and more. Make sure to apply before August 31, 2025, to take advantage of this great opportunity!

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