The Tamil Nadu Teacher Recruitment Board has released the TNTET 2025 results. Candidates can check their scores and qualifying status via PDF on the official website. Details on cut-off marks and steps to access results are provided.
Panjab University breaks tradition to honor 104-year-old Sahi Ram Bishnoi, its oldest living alumnus and former MLA, at his village home, recognizing his life spanning Partition and early independent India.
TISS Mumbai introduces major changes to student governance, replacing the Students' Union with a Council and removing student reps from key administrative bodies, triggering debate on democratic participation.
The National Testing Agency has extended the CUET UG 2026 registration deadline to February 4, 2026, following candidate requests. The exam will be held from May 11-31, 2026 in computer-based mode across India and 15 international cities.
Railway Recruitment Boards have released the RRB Group D Recruitment 2026 notification under CEN 9/2025 for 21,997 Level-1 vacancies. Applications open from January 31, 2026, with eligibility requiring Class 10 or ITI qualification.
Mathematics teacher Natwar Patidar reinstated at Govt Sandipani Primary School after 200+ students and parents marched 35km to protest his transfer, leading to emotional reunion and highlighting his transformative impact on enrollment and education qualit
Uttar Pradesh's Basic Education Council launches comprehensive 360-degree report cards for over 1 lakh primary schools, assessing academic performance and personality development for Classes 1-5 students.
The Rajasthan High Court has directed Neerja Modi School in Jaipur to seek statutory remedy from CBSE against its affiliation cancellation and submit a representation within a week.
AIDSO members in Hyderabad organized a signature campaign against NEP 2020, citing concerns over privatization and underfunding of public education. Over 1.4 lakh signatures were submitted to the Telangana government.
The University Grants Commission's new equity regulations have ignited a major controversy in India's higher education sector, raising questions about institutional autonomy, implementation challenges, and potential conflicts with existing laws.
Fifty students from the scrapped Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence have begun classes at seven government medical colleges across Jammu and Kashmir, connected through a WhatsApp group.
Surendranath College in Kolkata inaugurates an automated blood analyzer, offering health check-ups to students and staff while fostering startup opportunities through hands-on experience.
The Supreme Court has ruled that appointments of Vice-Chancellors must strictly follow UGC Regulations-2018, overriding state laws. The court upheld the Madras HC decision setting aside S Mohan's appointment at Puducherry Technological University.
Maharashtra teachers face a critical dilemma as rescheduled district council elections conflict with CTET exams and board practicals, creating career uncertainty and mental stress.
Following Supreme Court's stay on UGC's equity regulations, the education ministry examines restoring safeguards against false complaints and expanding anti-discrimination coverage to include EWS category.
Students from Gadchiroli's remote and tribal areas showcased groundbreaking scientific models at the National Young Scientists Exhibition, challenging perceptions and highlighting the district's educational potential.
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has formally requested a partnership with the Jammu and Kashmir School Education Department to enhance teacher training programs across the union territory.
Ahmedabad's second round of degree engineering admissions sees poor response with only 293 seats filled out of 21,735 available. Diploma admissions fare slightly better with 268 seats taken.
IIT Kharagpur plans to deploy an AI-based automated notification system at its main gate to monitor student movements and alert parents during odd hours, sparking privacy debates among students.
Tata Institute of Social Sciences mandates candidates to declare no political party affiliations for student council elections, facing student opposition over constitutional rights concerns.
Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi gears up for two major events: the inter-faculty youth cultural festival Spandan from February 21-25 and the annual competition Unmesh from February 10-20, featuring diverse cultural and literary activities.
Jawaharlal Nehru University students allege a hostel warden built permanent accommodation for house help on official quarters lawn, violating housing rules while student facilities remain neglected.
Facing visa uncertainty and rising costs in Western countries, Indian students are increasingly exploring South Korea for STEM education. Enrolment has doubled since 2020, driven by affordability and cultural appeal.
IIT Ropar signs MoA with Indian Army to launch exclusive M.Tech programme in Defence Technology for Armoured Corps officers, marking first comprehensive defence tech partnership between IIT and armed forces.
Tamil Nadu's 'Thoothuvar' initiative appoints eminent alumni like ISRO chief V Narayanan and scientist Mylsamy Annadurai as ambassadors to mentor government school students and support school development.
IIT-Kharagpur partners with VECC and CNCI to offer MSc programmes in nuclear medicine and medical physics from 2026-27, enhancing cancer diagnosis and treatment in India.
AICTE alleges Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute forged extension of approval letter for 2025-26 to seek UGC approval for online BBA and BCA programs, declaring them unapproved.
Central University of South Bihar organized a day-long educational program for 60 rural women farmers from Gaya district, teaching modern farming techniques, integrated systems, and climate-resilient practices to boost productivity and income.
SASTRA University in Thanjavur hosted an Indian Council of Philosophical Research lecture where Sudha Seshayyan explored connections between philosophy, science, and technology through Indian mythology.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) commences the 2026 Intermediate exams on Monday with over 13 lakh students. Enhanced security includes CCTV, frisking, and a WhatsApp group for officials.