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New Zealand: The Underrated Study Abroad Gem for Indians

Discover why New Zealand, with its top-ranked universities, 3-year post-study work rights, and exceptional work-life balance, is a smart choice for Indian students planning overseas education in 2026. Plan your future today!

Haveri Medical College Campus Inauguration on Jan 7

The new campus of Haveri Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS) will be formally inaugurated on January 7, ending a long delay. Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and CM Siddaramaiah will attend. Read details.

KEC International stock up on ₹1,050 crore new orders

KEC International shares recovered from early losses after bagging new orders worth ₹1,050 crore. The company secured a breakthrough wind energy order and saw its order book hit a record ₹44,000 crore. Details inside.

Gujarat MBBS admissions end, Rs 25 crore refund starts

Gujarat's undergraduate medical admission process concludes after final counselling round. Only 3 seats remain vacant statewide. Over Rs 25 crore in deposits to be refunded to eligible students. Read details.

IB Advantage in Global University Admissions Explained

Does the IB diploma give students an edge for Ivy League & top global universities? An expert counsellor from Ahmedabad breaks down the reality, comparing US & UK systems. Get the facts for your study abroad journey.

2025: A Tough Year for Indian Students Going Abroad

Indian students faced stricter visa rules, higher costs, and enrolment caps in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia in 2025. Explore the key policy shifts and what they mean for international education.

NMC Seeks Govt Medical Faculty for Inspection Pool

NMC's MARB invites eligible government medical college faculty to join an assessor pool for inspections, including surprise visits, for AY 2026-27. Apply within 15 days of Dec 22 notice.

Punjab Govt Releases Rs 69 Cr for Medical College Facelift

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann has sanctioned Rs 68.98 crore for upgrading four premier medical colleges in the state. The funds aim to provide world-class treatment and diagnostic facilities. Read more about this major healthcare push.

Nadda: Govt spends Rs 35 lakh per medical seat yearly

Union Health Minister JP Nadda said the government spends Rs 30-35 lakh annually on each medical seat, urging students to serve society. He highlighted a massive expansion in medical infrastructure.

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