The University Grants Commission required all credit-awarding higher education institutions to upload Examination Year 2025 academic records and credit data to the NAD/Academic Bank of Credits platform by 30 June 2026. UGC stated that the upload window would close after the deadline, with fresh uploads no longer permitted except corrections in exceptional cases.
CBSE issued guidance for the Class XII 2026 post-result process covering verification of issues observed, re-evaluation, DigiLocker publication of revised records, inspection in no-change cases, and reduced fees. The guidance followed the opening of the online portal for verification and re-evaluation applications.
CBSE opened online submission of the List of Candidates for the Class XII Supplementary Examination 2026 through the Pariksha Sangam system. The circular covered eligible regular students in compartment and improvement categories.
China upgraded the Ministry of Education’s Sunshine Volunteer information service system for Gaokao admissions choices. The revised platform provides free official guidance using admissions, student status, employment, and graduate-tracking data.
The Ministry of Education and seven other departments launched the 2026 National Recruitment Action for university graduates and other key groups. The action runs from May to December and creates a coordinated employment-support mechanism involving public platforms, universities, state-owned enterprises, private employers, and local services.
The Ministry of Education launched a June-August Hundred-Day Sprint to support employment for the 2026 graduating class. The action changes the final-stage graduate employment process by requiring targeted job expansion, service support, data monitoring, and stronger protection of graduate employment rights.
MEXT published the March 2026 status of school-route traffic safety actions and instructed education authorities and schools to continue safety work with police and road managers. The notice also asks schools and local authorities to communicate safety-program information publicly.
MEXT and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism compiled new measures to secure safety during school-related travel by motor vehicle. The measures respond to a serious May 2026 accident during travel for extracurricular activity.
MEXT issued a national notice requiring schools and school operators to thoroughly conduct fire and disaster safety checks after a school fire in Tokyo. The notice applies across national, public, and private schools.
MEXT amended its notice on media-based classes in upper secondary education. The amendment clarifies that, in exceptional cases with special circumstances and no educational disadvantage, simultaneous interactive remote classes may include more than 40 students.