Students are not keen on joining the “process industry” and are instead heading towards IT, banking, and consultancy jobs — influenced by “pay packages and job comfort”—a trend that worries IIT...
CMCH cardiac dept affected by dearth of doctors
The cardiothoracic wing of the Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH) is short of doctors, and patients say it is affecting the quality of care. Since it is the largest government-operated tertiary care hospital in...
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Defies Supreme Court’s Teacher Eligibility Test Mandate
Chief Minister’s Instruction on Teacher Eligibility Test On Tuesday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed the Basic Education Department to move a review petition before the Supreme Court’s...
Google’s Free AI Game for Students: Teaching AI Through Fun and Real-World Adventures
With the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday life, educating the future generation about AI in an engaging and practical way is more important than ever. Google in partnership with Stanford...
Healthcare is a Calling, Not Just a Profession: Real Stories That Inspire India
Healthcare is not just a career but a calling, an act of self-sacrifice, a voyage of passion, purpose, and a sense of responsibility that extends way beyond a paycheck. The mindset of many Indian healthcare workers...
GATE 2025 Statistical Report Released: Check Cutoff Marks, Trends, and Key Insights for Aspirant
The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2025 Statistical and Performance Report released on 17th September by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee which provides important data about qualifying marks...
Youth Global Forum 2026 in Madrid, Spain (Fully Funded)
The most awaited Youth Conference of 2026 is now available for application. Spain is Calling. Open application for the Youth Global Forum 2026 in Madrid, Spain. It is a Fully Funded event from 15th to 18th January 2026...
The majority of American graduates are not workforce-ready: 5 ways to change it
Each spring, millions of graduates receive a diploma, walk across the stage, and prepare to become citizens of the real world but once the pomp and circumstance have faded, many are hit with the harsh reality of not...

Central European University Scholarship 2026 (Study in Hungary)
Central European University scholarship is the Best European scholarship for students from abroad. Currently, applications are also open for the Central European University Scholarship 2026. The University has made...
Punjab amends quota for promotions of school principals from 50% to 75%
Punjab government has modified its education service rules, a decision that will help free the way for school principals’ promotions and direct recruitment. The revisions, made through the fourth amendment to the...
Delhi University Students Union Elections 2025: Students’ Problems And How The Manifestos Aim To Solve Them
The principal student factions have released their manifestos that address education, accessibility, campus security and well-being as the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections approach. The front...
Gautam Thakar resigns as head of Prosus’ global edtech vertical
Gautam Thakar, the chief executive of Dutch investment company Prosus’ global edtech vertical and a global operating partner at the firm, has resigned from his position. “After nearly 25 years in global...
SC orders UGC to strengthen the rules against ragging and discrimination on grounds of caste, gender and disability in colleges
In an attempt to bring an end to suicides among students in the country’s universities, the Supreme Court on Monday asked the UGC to keep in mind — within two months — while preparing the draft mechanism to...
Only 45% of pupils are prepared for life after school: Study
Fewer than half of pupils, including Indians, felt they were well equipped to take their next step in education, and only 45% felt prepared for life after school, a worldwide survey has found. Carried out by Cambridge...
‘Mugging up random trivia for 500 seats’: Founder criticizes UPSC, IIT system for killing talent
India is silently bleeding talent—not due to brain drain, but due to its own harsh entrance test culture, startup founder Akhil Suhag writes in a LinkedIn post. His criticism? A system that siphons off would-be...
Vandalism at Udaipur university after VC’s praise for Aurangzeb
Students, who are suspected to be ABVP activists, vandalized the administrative block of Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) on Monday in protest against vice-chancellor Sunita Mishra’s comment praising Mughal...
National Medical Commission approves 6,850 new MBBS seats for 2025-26
India’s premier medical education regulator approved a gross increase of 6,850 MBBS seats in 2025-26 which can raise the intake for the highly coveted undergraduate medical degree course across the nation to...

