THANE: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the Maharashtra Teachers’ Eligibility Test (TET) 2026 question paper leak has arrested Suman Gupta, wife of the alleged mastermind of the interstate ...

Bhiwandi: The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)-2026 paper leak investigation has entered a crucial new phase with the arrest of the first woman accused in the case, even as the Special ...

PATNA: The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak investigation has led police to Bihar, where they suspect Samastipur resident Bijendra Gupta to be the mastermind behind the operation.

The Leaving Certificate wrapped up today with two final exams: religious education and applied maths. There was a mistake on the higher-level applied maths paper, said Oliver Murphy, an applied maths ...

Jason writes for the Leaving Cert Diary series. Well done everyone. Week one of Leaving Cert 2026 is over and out. We wrapped up with Maths Paper 1 this evening, and started with Geography in the ...

MANILA, Philippines — In hiding for nearly two years, former police lieutenant colonel Rafael Dumlao III was arrested yesterday in Quezon City. Dumlao is the mastermind in the 2016 kidnapping and ...

After a tough start with paper 1 last week, many Leaving Cert students would have been relieved with a fair and approachable maths paper 2 on Monday morning. The 2026 State exams continued on Monday ...

Leaving Cert maths paper 1 may have “struck a bum note” with some students, with a very testing paper focused heavily on calculus, algebra, and sequences. The 2026 State exams continued on Friday, ...

There has been a mixed reaction to higher-level maths paper one, but the element of choice allowed students to swerve trickier questions, teachers have said. “Students who had prepared across the ...

Students have been left in tears following an 'impossible' maths paper, with one declaring: "I only got my name right." More than 20,000 people have signed a petition calling for a review of the ...

Students have been reduced to tears following what many described as an 'impossible' maths examination, with one candidate claiming: "I only got my name right." Nearly 19,000 individuals have now ...