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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to open up the application window for private candidates for the 2027 board examinations shortly. The Board has remained silent on the issue of dates for now...
Edinbox TeamSilver Oak University to Host Seminar on ‘Quality by Design’ in Pharmacy
Silver Oak University is set to organise a seminar on “Quality by Design” on September 19, 2026, bringing together pharmacy students and faculty for a session focused on quality practices in the pharmaceutical field...
Chandigarh University Students Commissioned as Lieutenants in Indian Army After OTA Training
Five graduates of Chandigarh University have been commissioned as Lieutenants in the Indian Army after completing their training at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Gaya. Their commissioning ceremony was held at...
M.Tech After B.Tech: Eligibility, Entrance Exams, Fees & Admission
M.Tech, or Master of Technology, is a postgraduate engineering and technology course generally pursued after a relevant bachelor’s degree. GATE is the major national-level entrance examination used for M.Tech...
“Research Must Solve Real Problems, Not Just Generate Data”: VP Radhakrishnan at Panjab University
Vice President C P Radhakrishnan has urged researchers and innovators to concentrate on addressing societal needs and creating products that have a positive impact on society and not just generate data in the confines...
Maharashtra CET Cell 2026 Issues Technical Admission Cut-Off Notice
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has issued a fresh notice with September 14, 2026, as the cut-off date for admissions to technical education courses for the 2026–27 academic year. The notice was issued...
AP Officials Look into Eligibility of Candidates Chosen Under Mega DSC-2025
The authorities in Andhra Pradesh are looking into eligibility issues in candidates selected under the Sports Quota in the Mega DSC-2025 recruitment process amidst allegations about their TET qualification, caste...
Jadavpur Police Seek Records of 18 Students in Assault Case Probe
Jadavpur Police have sought information on the record of 18 students from Jadavpur University (JU) in connection with an assault case registered on August 20. The police have asked JU to provide the documents within...
My Job Covers Only Half My Living Costs: Indian Student’s UK Study Experience Essay
For Indian students, going overseas means that their university life is not just about classes. Rent, food, transport, working, accommodation and adapting to a new system can impact their journey as much as the course...
Delhi High Court summons senior journalist Sudhir Chaudhary in defamation case
Delhi High Court has summoned senior journalist Sudhir Chaudhary in a defamation case brought by Vijay Sherawat, a volunteer of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), over an alleged broadcast maligning him as “anti-national”...
Supreme Court bars Assam from appointing teachers under provincialisation scheme
The Supreme Court has directed the Assam government to stop the appointment or absorption of teachers in schools and colleges on the basis of the provincialisation scheme till further orders. While hearing a PIL, a...
Students with Low CUET UG Scores Can Still Get Admission Into Top Colleges: Here’s How
Scoring low in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG would not necessarily mean the end of the road for a student’s college admission. Although top colleges like those in the University of Delhi (DU) get...
Why Thousands of Students Come to Regret Their Career Decisions Later in Life
At 15, students are faced with an important decision regarding their future careers. It is common for schools to offer only three broad specialisations for students to choose from after class 10: Science, Commerce or...
Good news for PhD aspirants: These 5 countries offer stipends worth lakhs of rupees
For students aspiring to pursue higher education studies, such as a PhD, the high expense of research and the associated expenditures could be of utmost concern. But for these students, there is great news as certain...
The Empty Classroom: Why Rural India’s Government Schools Are Losing Relevance
The rural school is not redundant. Its delivery model is. India has largely won the battle to get children into school. The harder battle is ensuring that the classroom gives them the abilities they need for life...
By Prof. Ujjwal Anu ChowdhuryInclusive Classrooms Can Help Close the STEM Achievement Gap, Study Finds
A student can be capable, work hard and still find it harder to succeed in a classroom where they do not feel that they belong. The question that schools and colleges don’t really ask is how much does the learning...
60 Years of International Literacy Day: Global Literacy at 88%, but 739 Million Adults Cannot Read
Sixty years after UNESCO declared International Literacy Day, global literacy has improved significantly, but hundreds of millions of people still lack basic reading and writing skills. The latest available data shows...
