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Tamil Nadu Unveils New Education Policy, Report Submitted To CM MK Stalin
The Tamil Nadu government has unveiled a groundbreaking new education policy to transform the state's education system. The comprehensive policy report was submitted to Chief Minister MK Stalin by the state's Education Minister, signalling a significant shift towards a more inclusive, accessible, and student-friendly approach to education.
ICAI To Announce CA Intermediate & Final Scores On July 5th
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has reached out to aspiring and current Chartered Accountants (CAs) with critical announcements.
Red Alert For Rain: Schools Shut In Uttarakhand's Kumaon Region
Uttarakhand's Kumaon region braces for heavy rain today, July 2nd. According to ANI, schools and Anganwadis (childcare centres) from Class 1 to 12 will remain closed as a precautionary measure. This move comes after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for weighty rainfall in several Indian states, including Uttarakhand.
NEET Retest: Minimal Impact On Ranks, Critics Highlight Bigger Issues
A much-anticipated re-test for 1563 NEET candidates concluded with surprisingly minimal impact on overall rankings. While some students saw shifts of 20-35 places, a significant number maintained their positions within a narrow band.
CUET UG 2024 Results Expected by July 10th, Deets Inside
Aspiring undergraduate students who took the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG) in May can expect some relief soon. According to National Testing Agency (NTA) sources, results are likely to be declared by July 10th. This comes after a previous tentative date of June 30th passed without announcement.
Australia Increases Student Visa Fees To Over $1,000 To Curb Migration
Aiming to curb record migration, the Australian government has significantly raised the fees for international student visas. Starting July 1, the fee will increase from AUD 710 ($473) to AUD 1,600 ($1,068). This move, part of a broader strategy by the Anthony Albanese government, seeks to alleviate pressure on the housing market and ensure the integrity of the international education system.