Delhi is considering new rules for PG accommodations while Master Plan 2047 introduces provisions affecting coaching centres. Here’s what students living and studying in Delhi should know.
A new report reveals that 56% of Indian students seeking overseas education come from state boards, compared with 40% from CBSE. With nearly 60% coming from Tier-II and Tier-III cities, India’s study-abroad landscape is changing rapidly.
Global student reading and academic performance are declining, according to the latest PISA results. Here’s what the global learning crisis could mean for Indian students, reading skills, education and the future of learning.
The latest Delhi High Court ruling on foreign medical degrees has renewed attention on FMGE eligibility, degree authentication and medical education requirements. Here is what Indian students planning MBBS abroad should know before choosing a foreign university.
AI is changing college education and the job market. From computer science and data science to healthcare, business and humanities, discover what students should study and which skills will matter in an AI-driven future.
Teach For India Fellowship 2027 is a two-year opportunity for graduates interested in teaching, leadership and social impact. Check eligibility, deadline, ₹30,000 salary, benefits, selection process, cities and application details.
HAARP is often blamed online for earthquakes, floods and extreme weather. But can it really control natural disasters? Explore what HAARP does, the claims surrounding Japan and Myanmar earthquakes and Nepal floods, and what science actually says.
GPT-6 Astra is pushing AI toward greater autonomy. Explore its risks to jobs, businesses, privacy, cybersecurity and the future of human work.
CBSE’s three-language policy is bringing India’s multilingual education debate back into focus. Here’s what the policy means for Class 9 students, why NEP 2020 supports it and whether it could increase academic pressure.
The UGC-NET 2026 re-exam for English, Commerce and Sociology has sparked controversy after NTA identified multiple errors in the original papers. Here’s what happened, why the retest was ordered and what the Delhi High Court challenge means for candidates.
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