Delhi University has announced a fee increase for all first-year undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD programmes commencing in the 2024-25 academic year. This decision, approved by Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh in June 2024, comes as the university prepares for the upcoming admissions cycle.
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Sudden Halt Of 'Holistic Progress Report Card' Implementation Disrupts West Bengal Schools
Schools throughout West Bengal are contending with major disruptions following the state education department's abrupt decision to suspend the rollout of the much-anticipated 'Holistic Progress Report Card' for students in grades 1 to 8. This unforeseen announcement, issued in a notification on July 25, has left many schools in a state of disarray as they scramble to adjust.
Exams Deferred In Raigad And Ratnagiri by Mumbai University Due To Severe Weather Warnings
Mumbai University has deferred all exams slated for today, July 26, in Raigad and Ratnagiri districts due to severe weather warnings from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Pooja Roudale, the Director of the Examination and Evaluation Board, confirmed the delay and stated that new exam dates will be announced shortly.
Comedy And Satire In Media: The Role Of Humor In Social Commentary And Entertainment
Comedy and satire have always held a special place in the entertainment world. From the antics of court jesters in medieval times to today's sharp-witted stand-up comedians, humour has been a powerful tool for social commentary and entertainment.
Karnataka takes stand against NEET, demands own entrance Exam for Medical and Engineering admissions
The Karnataka government has proposed conducting its own Common Entrance Test (CET) for medical and engineering admissions, potentially scrapping the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).
IIM Guwahati to introduce new courses next academic year
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Guwahati is poised to introduce a variety of new courses starting from the next academic year, as recently announced by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Maharashtra Government eases eligibility criteria for overseas education scholarship
The Maharashtra government has revised the eligibility criteria for its overseas education scholarship program, making higher education abroad more accessible for students from marginalised communities. As per Indian Express reports, the new criteria lowered the cut-off score from 75% to 60%, a change aimed at broadening the scholarship's reach and inclusivity.