Education News Roundup: 23-24 October 2026
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Education News Roundup: 23-24 October 2026

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24 October 20262 min read2 views

CBSE date sheet still awaited, JEE Main 2027 registration update, IIT JAM 2027 exam date, CUET UG 2027 proposed changes and upcoming deadlines.

Here are the key education updates from 23 and 24 October 2026 for parents and students.

1. CBSE: date sheet still awaited

CBSE has not yet released the 2027 Class 10 and 12 date sheet. The private candidate window closed on 23 October. Schools can submit late LOC entries until 30 October, and corrections are allowed from 2 to 4 November.

2. JEE Main 2027: registration not open yet

Session 1 registration is still awaited. It opened on 24 October 2026; apply by 22 November. The exam is on 20-24 and 28 January (revised) 2027. Keep your documents ready.

3. IIT JAM 2027

The extended registration deadline for IIT JAM 2027, organised by IIT Kharagpur, ended on 22 October. The exam is on 14 February 2027 and results are due on 18 March 2027.

4. CUET UG 2027: changes proposed, not confirmed

Media reports say NTA has proposed a "one student, one day" exam model and fewer questions per paper for CUET UG 2027. NTA has not officially confirmed any change yet. Class 12 students should continue preparing as per the current pattern.

5. NIOS exams under way

NIOS Class 10 and 12 public exams for the October-November session are continuing. Candidates should carry hall tickets and reach centres on time.

Upcoming deadlines

  • NIOS bridge course for B.Ed primary teachers: 28 October
  • UGC NET December 2026: 28 October
  • CBSE late LOC: 30 October
  • NMMSS scholarship: 15 November 2026 (extended)
  • CSIR UGC NET: 5 November
  • IndiaAI Fellowship: 30 November

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Sources: Careers360; Careerindia; Testbook; Daily Jagran.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is IIT JAM 2027?

On 14 February 2027, with results due on 18 March 2027.

Has NTA changed the CUET UG 2027 pattern?

Media reports mention a proposed “one student, one day” model, but NTA had not officially confirmed any change. Prepare as per the current pattern.