Gurgaon-based NGO Computer Shiksha will introduce foundational Artificial Intelligence courses in 129 West Bengal schools next month, targeting over 30,000 economically disadvantaged students.
Delhi Technological University and TimesPro have announced their inaugural Advanced Certificate Program in Artificial Intelligence, aimed at upskilling professionals in AI technologies.
The National Testing Agency has issued the exam city intimation slip for CUET PG 2026. Candidates appearing from March 16-27 can download it to plan travel.
The Odisha government has requested four months from the Orissa High Court to complete appointments for key vacant positions in the Odisha State Higher Education Council, following a PIL highlighting prolonged vacancies affecting the body's functionality.
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Konstantin Novoselov visited Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, encouraging students to pursue knowledge with curiosity, determination, and critical thinking.
Intern doctors at Government Dental College in Ahmedabad have gone on strike, halting hospital activities, as they protest the lack of hostel accommodation during their mandatory internship period.
IIT Kanpur has launched the PMKVY 4.0 skilling program on 'Assistant Machinist – Iron and Steel' at its Imagineering Laboratory, aiming to train 360 students in advanced manufacturing technologies over 70 days.
Bangalore University has successfully conducted its inaugural online examinations for Distance and Open Education (DODE) courses, marking a significant digital shift in its academic assessment methods.
Delhi University's School of Open Learning plans to introduce BSc (Hons) Computer Science and MBA in Healthcare for the 2026-27 academic session, with online admissions starting in June.
Motivational speaker Gyanvatsal Swami urged students to begin postgraduation with confidence at Dr D Y Patil University's 14th convocation, where 741 degrees were conferred.
Mumbai colleges are implementing staggered schedules and shifts to accommodate the first fourth-year undergraduate cohort under NEP 2020, facing infrastructure and student response challenges.
A free German language training programme has been launched at the Mettupalayam municipal library, offering six levels of courses under the Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation's Vetri Nichayam scheme to help youth secure jobs in Germany.
Punjabi University, Patiala, and PI Rahi have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance the artisan ecosystem in Punjab, focusing on skill development, innovation, and market access for local crafts.
Eastern Uttar Pradesh's inaugural veterinary college in Gorakhpur is nearing completion, with 65% of Phase 1 done. The Rs 277 crore project will offer degrees, animal treatment, and host 100 students initially, aiming for a June operational date.
Banaras Hindu University establishes a steering committee for Rajiv Gandhi South Campus to involve faculty in governance, aiming to elevate academic, research, and infrastructure standards.
A graduate from Galgotias University has been commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army, marking a proud moment for the institution and highlighting career diversity in India.
Legislators in 16 US states are introducing bills to restrict ed tech in schools as parents report issues with student distraction, cyberbullying, and weakened focus from device overuse.
The University Grants Commission has extended the deadline for higher education institutions to submit inputs for SWAYAM online course mapping for the July 2026 semester until March 20, 2026.
IGNOU has started the registration process for the June 2026 Term-End Examination. The last date without late fee is April 10, 2026. Exams will be held from June 1 to July 15, 2026.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has commenced the Common University Entrance Test - Postgraduate (CUET PG) 2026 Day 6 examinations on March 11, 2026, in computer-based test mode across three shifts for 157 subjects, enabling admission to 203 universitie
Google is now accepting applications for its Summer 2026 Public Policy Fellowship, offering students hands-on experience in internet and technology policy with Washington DC organizations. Applications close April 9, 2026.
Lucknow University will organize a symbolic Dandi March on March 12 to honor Mahatma Gandhi's historic 1930 movement, promoting ideals of truth and non-violence with participation from students, teachers, and officials.
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurates Kesari Govt Arts & Science College in North Paravur, fulfilling a long-standing demand for higher education in the region. The college, which has served over 44,000 students since 1978, now offers modern job-oriented
Kerala's Higher Education Reforms Implementation Cell has prepared detailed guidelines for assessing academic performance of students with disabilities under the new four-year undergraduate programme.
Gujarat Technological University introduces project-based learning, multidisciplinary electives, and societal internships to enhance practical skills and interdisciplinary exposure for engineering students.
Karnataka Higher Education Minister M C Sudhakar announces discontinuation of undergraduate and postgraduate courses with poor student admissions over the last three years, following a legislative council query.
The central government has decided against establishing new Indian Institutes of Technology in Haryana currently, emphasizing the importance of strengthening existing institutions like IIT Delhi and IIT Ropar.
India's inbound international student numbers are projected to grow by 8% annually from 2025, driven by visa curbs and rising costs in Western countries, positioning India as a regional education hub.
A Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission report reveals nearly 90% of students at risk of dropping out continued higher education with ₹1,000 monthly aid under the Puthalvan scheme, easing financial burdens for low-income families.
The Haryana Higher Education Department has issued a strict warning to college principals regarding the submission of pending Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) for staff, emphasizing compliance with state directives.