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Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has announced that it will allow Bangladeshi students who have recently completed their studies to remain in campus hostels at no charge due to the ongoing crisis in their home country.

The Telangana Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has officially commenced the counselling registration process for the Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test (TG LAWCET) 2024. Qualified candidates are invited to apply online, with the registration window open until August 14. This announcement marks a crucial step for aspiring law students aiming to secure admission to law programs across Telangana.

A recent RTI revelation has shed light on an encouraging trend in medical education. According to edexLive reports, many students who failed to secure medical seats in their first attempt succeeded in their second. This pattern underscores the importance of perseverance and strategic preparation to succeed in highly competitive exams like NEET.

To promote education and alleviate the financial burden on parents, the Bihar government has announced additional holidays for all schools in the state from August 10 to August 15. The government will also provide a free study kit to students up to Class 12.

Bangladesh's ongoing violence and unrest have caused significant concern among the 50-60 Bangladeshi students currently studying at Mangalore University. These students are grappling with heightened anxiety about their families and friends amid the escalating turmoil in their home country.

To relieve financial and mental stress on medical students, the Uttar Pradesh government has abolished the ₹5 lakh fine previously imposed on students who leave their medical courses midway. This decision, applicable to MBBS and other medical courses in government and private medical colleges across the state, marks a significant shift in policy to enhance student welfare.