Failure rates in UC Berkeley’s computer science courses have surged in spring 2026, raising concerns over AI-driven academic dependence, weak mathematical preparation, and reduced student engagement. Faculty members report increased cheating cases and declining office hour attendance, warning that overreliance on generative AI tools may be undermining core learning outcomes and critical thinking skills.

The Maharashtra School Education Department will commence the second round of FYJC admissions on June 6, releasing a vacant seat list. A registration and correction window will also open, allowing new applicants and existing ones to update details until June 9. The Round 2 seat allotment results are scheduled for announcement on June 13, 2026.

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has released the JELET 2026 admit card on June 5. Candidates can download it from the official portal until June 13, 2026. The exam will be held on June 13 in a single shift. JELET offers lateral entry into second-year engineering, technology, and pharmacy programmes.

The Union Education Ministry has rejected claims of a data breach in JEE (Advanced) 2026, stating that candidate information, marks, and examination results remain secure. IIT Roorkee clarified that a temporary cloud storage misconfiguration affected only a tiny fraction of data in read-only mode and was swiftly fixed. The institute stressed that no sensitive information was compromised and that the incident had no impact on ranks, scores, or the admission process.

CBSE Class 10 second board examination results are anticipated in the second week of June. This new two-exam system allows students to retake exams for better scores. Nearly 6.7 lakh students registered for this opportunity. Results will be available on official websites and DigiLocker. Students should keep admit cards ready for quick access.

CBSE has alerted Delhi Police to coordinated cyber attacks targeting its Post-Result Services Portal, launched for Class 12 students. The board reported malicious traffic aimed at disrupting services and extracting information. Despite these attempts, CBSE assures that its systems and student data remain secure, with round-the-clock monitoring helping to contain the disruptions.