Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin to release State Education Policy on Friday amid opposition to NEP
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin will release the State Education Policy on Friday, drafted by a panel led by Justice D Murugesan. The move follows the states refusal to implement the National Education Policy, which it calls against social justice. The state has also petitioned the Supreme Court, alleging Rs 2,200 crore in central education funds were withheld over the NEP row.
SJVN admit card released at sjvn.nic.in: Direct link to download hall tickets here
Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited (SJVN) has released the admit cards for its Executive Trainee recruitment exam, scheduled for August 11 and 14, 2025, across multiple states. The selection process includes a CBT, Group Discussion, and Interview. The CBT will feature 150 questions over two hours, with no negative marking, assessing both technical knowledge and general aptitude.
How automation could spell trouble for medical professionals
In 2025, AI-driven automation is reshaping healthcare, challenging doctors traditional roles and patient trust. With patients increasingly using AI for medical insights, physicians face new pressures to adapt. Experts stress the need for digital fluency, empathy, and collaboration with AI. The future of medicine depends on embracing change to remain relevant in an automated era.
Sundar Pichais rise from product manager to Google CEO reflects a leadership style rooted in humility, self-discipline, and strategic clarity. Worth $1.1 billion, he shares eight guiding lessonsfrom embracing discomfort and seeking challenge to building mission-driven teamsthat offer a powerful blueprint for professional growth, personal fulfilment, and impact beyond financial success.
The US Education Department faces a backlog of over 27,000 student loan complaints due to significant staff cuts, causing delays in addressing borrower issues. With more than 1.5 million awaiting income-driven repayment plans, students face growing uncertainty in loan relief. Advocates emphasise the need for adequate staffing to protect borrowers and ensure timely assistance.
For decades, the NIH has been the backbone of U.S. medical and scientific progress, fueling breakthroughs in cancer, infectious diseases, and biomedical innovation. Now, abrupt freezes, targeted cuts, and political intervention threaten to dismantle this foundation. Researchers warn that without stable funding, decades of progress and Americas position as a global scientific leader could collapse.
Lip-Bu Tan education qualifications: How MIT and University of San Francisco shaped the Intel CEO
Lip-Bu Tan, Intels CEO, built his career on a foundation spanning physics at Nanyang Technological University, nuclear engineering at MIT, and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. Honoured by Carnegie Mellon and TiE Silicon Valley, his education blends technical mastery with strategic vision, shaping his leadership in the global semiconductor industry.
7 private schools in Indiana that are worth exploring
Indianapolis offers a rich mix of top-tier public and private schools, blending academic excellence with supportive communities and diverse extracurriculars. Based on Niches 2025 rankings, standout institutions include the International School of Indiana, Park Tudor, Brebeuf Jesuit, Eman Schools, Cathedral High, Brownsburg East Middle, and University High, each excelling in distinct educational strengths and student development.
Siddhartha Mukherjee, a St. Columba's School alumnus, embarked on an extraordinary academic journey from India to Stanford, Oxford, and Harvard. His relentless pursuit of knowledge led him to become a renowned hematologist-oncologist and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author for 'The Emperor of All Maladies.' Today, he bridges medicine and the public, making complex biology accessible and human.
Attending Brown University could burn a hole in your pocket: Heres how much it really costs
Brown University faces a complex landscape in 2025, marked by soaring tuition costs reaching $96,284 annually. The university navigates federal negotiations, research partnerships, and financial constraints, including layoffs and budget cuts. Despite challenges, Brown secured research funding and maintains academic priorities while grappling with political oversight and fiscal responsibility.
Inside the H-1B visa collapse: Why 2025 is reshaping the future of skilled immigration in the US
The H-1B visa program, crucial for skilled international workers, faces increasing political opposition, particularly from Steve Bannon and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who advocate for its ban. Their rhetoric has sparked anxiety among Indian students and professionals, who fear being targeted amid rising visa restrictions and political uncertainty. This situation threatens U.S. reputation as a global hub for talent and innovation.
School shootings in the US: Bullets bleed local economies too; here's the hidden toll
A new study previewed by the Harvard Business Review reveals that fatal school shootings in the US cause more than emotional trauma, they disrupt local economies. Consumer spending drops sharply as fear replaces routine. From grocery shopping to dining out, community life retreats, and small businesses suffer lasting losses. The economic toll is invisible, but deeply felt.
Why Americas richest universities are laying off staff: The hidden cost of federal funding cuts
In 2025, even elite US universities like Harvard and Stanford are facing significant staff layoffs due to sweeping federal funding cuts. Reduced research grants, international aid, and increased endowment taxes have strained operating budgets, forcing institutions to make difficult decisions. Despite massive endowments, restricted funds and long-term investment strategies limit their ability to offset these sudden financial shocks.
Ivy League colleges are not the priciest in the US: See which universities cost even more
A recent study reveals that the most expensive universities in the U.S. are not necessarily Ivy League institutions. The University of Southern California tops the list with a projected four-year cost of nearly $400,000. Factors like location, amenities, and endowment size contribute to the higher price tags at these non-Ivy League schools.
American job slowdown, H1B backlash: Is the clock ticking for Indian talent in the US?
In August 2025, revised job figures and tech sector layoffs signal economic challenges, particularly for Indian H-1B visa holders. Political hostility towards OPT and H-1B programs intensifies the crisis, threatening their U.S. employment prospects. This convergence of economic downturn and anti-immigrant sentiment creates a precarious situation for Indian tech professionals.
Calcutta High Court orders new merit list for West Bengal JEE 2025 exam
The Calcutta High Court has ordered a revised merit list for the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination. The court found errors in the OBC reservation implementation. The board must now provide 7% reservation for specific OBC categories. This applies to those recognized before 2010. The court has set a 15-day deadline for this correction.
Google is investing $1 billion in free AI education for US college students, providing tools, training, and career resources. The initiative aims to bridge the AI skills gap, offering access to Google AI Pro, career certificates, and self-paced learning. This program supports institutions with grants and resources to integrate AI into their curriculum, addressing the AI-driven job market transformation.
Trump admin backs off immediate ban, but pressures Harvard over visas and funding
Harvard University is at the heart of a high-stakes legal clash with the Trump administration, facing frozen research funds and threats to its international student enrolment. What began as a policy memo has spiraled into a broader fight over academic freedom, executive overreach, and immigration policymarking a pivotal moment for the future of American higher education.
Harvard research stalls as federal funding freeze halts medical and scientific projects
Harvard Universitys research landscape has come to a standstill following a $2.6 billion federal funding freeze, a consequence of a political standoff with the Trump administration over antisemitism-related demands. Critical scientific projects on diseases and mental health have been shelved, labs shuttered, and staff laid offthreatening decades of progress and raising alarm over the politicization of academic inquiry.
The Central Board of Secondary Education introduces two initiatives for the 2025-26 session. These are the Career Guidance Dashboard and the Counseling Hub and Spoke School Model. The Career Guidance Dashboard offers career information and exploration tools. The Counseling Hub and Spoke Model aims to support students' emotional and mental health. These programs will evolve with stakeholder input.
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has urged developers to embrace AI or risk becoming obsolete. In his blog post Developers, Reinvented, he outlines a shift from manual coding to AI-driven software design, warning that 90% of code may soon be AI-generated. His message: adapt, upskill, and reimagine your roleor be left behind.
NCERT forms expert panel to review Class 8 map after feedback on Maratha Empire depiction
NCERT has formed an expert committee to review textbook content following concerns about a Class 8 social science textbook. The dispute arose from a map depicting parts of Rajasthan under the Maratha Empire, which was contested by historians. NCERT emphasizes that the review aligns with the National Education Policy 2020, ensuring academic integrity and transparency through evidence-based decisions.
The New India Assurance Company Limited (NIACL) has released scorecards for all stages of the AO (Scale-I) recruitment Prelims, Mains, and Interview, on newindia.co.in. Candidates can log in using their roll number and date of birth to download their results. The recruitment was held for 170 posts, with a probation period of one year for selected candidates.
AFCAT 2 exam city intimation slip 2025 released at afcat.cdac.in: Check direct link to download here
The Indian Air Force has released the Exam City Intimation Slip for AFCAT 2/2025 at afcat.cdac.in. Candidates can now check their allotted exam city for the test scheduled on August 23, 24, and 25, 2025. The slip contains key details like exam date, time, and centre. Candidates must download and verify it ahead of the exam.
Anakapalli collector inaugurates transformed hostel in Parawada under Granules India CSR Initiative
Anakapalli district collector Vijaya Krishnan inaugurated the transformed BC government boys hostel in Parawada, revamped under Granules Indias CSR initiative. Benefiting over 100 underprivileged students, the project addressed key infrastructure needs, offering hygienic washrooms, a functional kitchen, and clean boarding rooms. Education kits were also distributed, creating a safe, supportive environment that fosters academic focus and personal growth.
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has declared the 2025 Class 10 and 12 Compartment Exam results, providing a second opportunity for students to improve their scores. Held on July 26 in two shifts, the results are now accessible at results.upmsp.edu.in, with students advised to download their updated marksheets from the official website.
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has declared the Class 10 and 12 Compartment Exam Results 2025, offering a second chance to students who did not clear one or two subjects. Held on July 26 in two shifts, the results are now available on results.upmsp.edu.in for immediate download and printing.
Bank of Baroda recruitment 2025: Notification released for 417 vacancies, direct link to apply here
Bank of Baroda has released a notification for 417 vacancies in Retail Liabilities and Rural & Agri Banking departments. Online applications are open from August 6 to August 26, 2025. Candidates with relevant experience and qualifications can apply through the official website. The selection process includes an online test and interview. Application fees vary by category, and a service bond is mandatory.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar allows teachers to choose preferred districts after transfer complaints
Amid widespread complaints over recent teacher transfers, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has directed the Education Department to allow teachers to choose three preferred districts for posting. Intra-district postings will be handled by committees led by District Magistrates. Complaints must be resolved by August 31, with new orders issued by September 10. The move is seen as a teacher-friendly initiative.
The Gujarat government has launched Mission School of Excellence 2.0 to provide infrastructure assistance to grant-in-aid secondary and higher secondary schools. Eligible institutions will receive one-time aid of Rs 10 lakh to Rs 1.5 crore on an 80:20 cost-sharing basis. The scheme, aligned with NEP 2020, aims to strengthen school infrastructure and boost enrolment, especially in rural and tribal areas.
WBJEE 2025 results deferred yet again following Calcutta HC contempt order
The WBJEE 2025 results have been abruptly stalled by the Calcutta High Court, citing contempt over alleged defiance of an earlier judicial order. The unexpected ruling has halted all admission processes, leaving over one lakh aspirants in suspense. The next course of action hinges on a division benchs verdict expected in the coming days.
The State CET Cell, Maharashtra, has released the NEET UG 2025 provisional merit list for MBBS and BDS admissions. A total of 60,021 candidates are eligible. Students can download the list from medicalug2025.mahacet.org. Key counselling dates, seat matrix, and eligibility details have been announced. NRI and PwD candidates must follow additional verification processes during admission.
NTET 2025 result declared at exams.nta.ac.in: Direct link to download scorecards here
The National Testing Agency has declared the NTET 2025 results, with 4,107 of 6,066 candidates qualifying. Held on July 17 across 40 cities, the exam assesses postgraduates from Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy for teaching roles. With a high success rate, the results reflect growing interest in AYUSH education. Results are available at exams.nta.ac.in/NTET.
Stanford brings back SAT, ACT scores for Fall 2026 admissions: What students need to know
Stanford University will require SAT or ACT scores for Fall 2026 admissions, ending its test-optional policy. The university will also continue to consider legacy status, opting out of Californias Cal Grant to maintain the practice. Students must now plan for standardised testing as part of a holistic admissions process, with financial aid unaffected for eligible California applicants.
Study finds 70% of US teens use AI chatbots, fuelling calls for digital literacy education
Over 70% of US teens now use AI chatbots, with many forming emotional dependencies, a Common Sense Media study reveals. Experts are urging schools to embed digital literacy into curricula, focusing on safety, AI limitations, and emotional awareness. With rising chatbot use and weak age safeguards, students must be taught to navigate AI tools responsibly and critically.
Trumps school discipline order faces state resistance and court intervention
President Donald Trumps directive to eliminate DEI-linked discipline practices in public schools has sparked nationwide backlash, with 25 states refusing to comply and 19 filing lawsuits. The administrations threat to cut federal funding marks an unprecedented shift in education policy, prompting a legal standoff over executive overreach, civil rights law, and states' educational autonomy.
Shrimanta Shankar Academy in Dispur will host the CBSE Cluster 1 Kabaddi Tournament from August 8 to 10, welcoming 590 students from 38 schools across the Northeast. Divided into three age categories for boys and girls, the event reflects CBSEs push for school-level sports. The academy has completed all preparations to ensure a smooth, disciplined tournament.
Stanford Universitys student newspaper, The Stanford Daily, has sued the Trump administration over immigration policies that allegedly target pro-Palestinian international students. The lawsuit argues that provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act have created a chilling effect, silencing protected speech on campus. The case challenges the constitutionality of ideological deportation and raises broader concerns about academic freedom and student rights.
UCLA faces uncertainty as Trump suspends $584 million in federal grants over civil rights probe
UCLA is facing a $584 million federal grant suspension by the Trump administration after a civil rights probe found it failed to address antisemitism on campus. The funding freeze affects major research agencies and threatens student programs, research jobs, and innovation. UCLA and the University of California leadership are negotiating with the administration to resolve the issue.
8 schools in Minnesota worth considering for your child's education
Minnesotas top schools blend academic excellence with holistic student development, as reflected in Niches 2025 rankings. From STEM-focused curricula and low student-teacher ratios to global engagement and values-based education, institutions like The Blake School, Shattuck-St. Marys, and The International School of Minnesota exemplify diverse, high-performing environments across the states public and private education spectrum.
Trumps crackdown is ending in-state tuition for undocumented college students in the US
Thousands of undocumented college students across the US are losing access to in-state tuition as Trump-era lawsuits target state residency-based tuition breaks. With policies rolled back in Texas and challenged in other states like Oklahoma and Minnesota, students face rising costs and uncertain futures. The legal shift is reshaping access, affordability, and equity in higher education.
7 Indian-origin scientists in the US: Where they studied and how it shaped their careers
Scientists of Indian origin are leading American science and technology. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan won a Nobel Prize for his work on ribosomes. Arati Prabhakar heads science policy. Manjul Bhargava is a Fields Medalist in mathematics. Ashok Gadgil develops technologies for developing countries. Krishna Shenoy pioneers brain-computer interfaces. Renu Malhotra reshaped planetary science. Sanjay Mehrotra leads semiconductor innovation.
Julie Sweet's journey from a Tustin High School debate star to the CEO of Accenture showcases her remarkable leadership and adaptability. After a successful legal career at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, she transitioned to Accenture, breaking barriers as the first woman to lead the company. Sweet's focus on AI, innovation, and diversity marks her complex legacy in the corporate world.
The US Department of Education is set to revamp special needs programs, prioritizing personalized learning and family empowerment. This reform aims to provide students with disabilities greater access to diverse educational options, including charter, private, and online programs. While modernizing the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), concerns arise regarding equity and oversight in private institutions.
New Hampshire's Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) program, a voucher system allowing families to use public funds for private education, has experienced rapid growth. Enrollment has nearly doubled, reaching 10,000 students, prompting both support for personalized learning and concerns about the financial strain on public schools. The program's expansion and budget implications continue to fuel debate.
Pennsylvania universities are resorting to layoffs: Here is why
Pennsylvania's universities face increasing financial strain, leading to layoffs, campus closures, and mergers. Declining enrollment, stagnant funding, and rising costs are major factors. Temple University cut positions, while Penn State closed seven campuses. Institutions are exploring mergers and shared services to mitigate the crisis, but experts warn that current state funding may be insufficient to reverse the trend.
The Trump administration has initiated a federal admissions surveillance regime by leveraging financial settlements with Columbia and Brown universities. These settlements, ostensibly about anti-discrimination, compel the universities to provide detailed, race-linked admissions data to the Justice Department. This unprecedented demand threatens academic self-governance and could lead to the misuse of data to dismantle diversity initiatives and enforce test-score orthodoxy.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has commenced the choice locking process for Round 1 of NEET UG Counselling 2025. Candidates who have completed registration and choice filling must finalize their college and course preferences on mcc.nic.in. It is crucial to lock choices before the deadline to avoid auto-locking and ensure desired seat allotment under the All India Quota.
Its not just expensive. Its broken.: American woman calls out US college costs in viral video
An American woman's Instagram reel highlights the high cost of US college education. It draws a comparison with India's public college system. The video reveals the financial burden on American students. Many graduates face long-term debt. Indian colleges are more affordable but access is limited. The video sparks a debate about the accessibility of education in the US.
Explained: Why Stanford is shutting down its inclusion office, and what it means for US campuses
Stanford University is shutting down its Office for Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup Communication amid a $140 million budget shortfall, laying off 363 staff this fall. The move, influenced by federal funding cuts and a rising ideological pushback against DEI, reflects a broader national trend as elite universities reorient priorities from campus inclusion to political compliance and research imperatives.
US visa delays push international students to UK, Asia, and Middle East
Americas dominance as the top study destination is slipping as international students face hostile visa policies under the Trump administration. With rising deportation threats and prolonged wait times, many are turning to the UK, Asia, and even the UAE. As US universities grapple with political headwinds, global competitors are seizing the moment and reshaping the academic landscape.
Rajasthan NEET UG counselling 2025 has started its first round. Choice filling is open until August 7 on rajugneet2025.com. Shortlisted candidates can select MBBS and BDS colleges. Security deposit payment is mandatory. Over 13,700 students are competing for 5,600 MBBS and 1,400 BDS seats. Seat allotment results will be out on August 10.
Hybrid work surges in the US: 83% workers say work-life balance matters more than the paycheck
Hybrid work has become the norm in the US, with Gallup reporting 51% of remote-capable employees working in hybrid mode as of 2025. The shift, rooted in the pandemic, now reflects deeper workplace priorities. Randstads survey shows 83% of employees value work-life balance over pay. As flexibility takes centre stage, organisations embracing hybrid models are leading the future of work.
The RRB NTPC Undergraduate exam 2025 commenced on August 7 and will continue until September 9. Over 63 lakh candidates are competing for 3,445 UG-level positions. Admit cards are now available for download on official RRB regional websites and rrb.digialm.com. Candidates must carry the printed admit card, a valid photo ID, and photographs to the exam hall.
COMEDK round 2 counselling schedule released at comedk.org: Check details and important dates here
The Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK) has released the Round 2 counselling schedule for 2025, exclusively for HKR and eligible KKR candidates. The choice filling window opens on August 7, with allotment results out on August 12. Candidates must report to colleges by August 16. Full details are available at comedk.org.
UPSC has launched an email alert system for institutions to directly receive recruitment notifications. Aimed at improving outreach and increasing applicant numbers, the initiative allows universities, professional bodies, and associations to subscribe for updates. This move is expected to reduce vacant posts and help eligible candidates stay informed about Group A and Group B job opportunities across government departments.
CBSE mandates 75% attendance for board exam eligibility in 2026: Check details here
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has mandated 75% minimum attendance for Class 10 and 12 students in the 202526 session to qualify for the 2026 board exams. Strict exemptions, surprise inspections, and zero tolerance for manipulated records underscore the boards renewed push to curb dummy candidates and enforce academic discipline across affiliated schools.
NEET UG 2025 round 1 revised counselling schedule released at mcc.nic.in: Check important dates here
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released a revised Round 1 schedule for NEET UG 2025 counselling, following an abrupt suspension of the choice filling process. The updated timeline, issued on August 6, extends key deadlines including registration, now open until 3 PM today. The move brings clarity for medical aspirants and resumes the AIQ admission process.
The final phase of TS EAMCET counselling 2025 has begun at tgeapcet.nic.in for engineering and pharmacy admissions. Eligible candidates can exercise web options until August 7. Seat allotment results will be announced by August 10. Those who havent secured or cancelled seats earlier are eligible. Visit the official website for updates and option entry link.
Visa delays leave thousands of international students stranded, US colleges face major financial hit
Thousands of international students remain stranded as US visa delays under the Trump administration disrupt fall enrollments, threatening billions in tuition revenue. Universities like Arizona State and Furman report significant shortfalls, while students face rejections and lack of appointments. Institutions scramble with backup plans abroad, as Americas higher education appeal faces serious global erosion.
SBI Clerk notification 2025: Registration window opens, check direct link to apply here
The State Bank of India has opened applications for 6,589 Junior Associate posts under the SBI Clerk Recruitment 2025. Eligible graduates aged 2028 can apply online from August 6 to 26 via the official SBI careers portal. The step-by-step registration process includes form filling, document uploads, fee payment, and final submission through the activated application link.
Why Godfather of AI Geoffrey Hintons warning is a wake-up call for students and professionals
In a recent podcast, Dr. Geoffrey Hinton, the Godfather of AI, warned that future AI systems may develop their own incomprehensible languages and disrupt the job market. His remarks urge students and professionals to rethink skills, ethics, and oversight in AI. As intelligent systems evolve rapidly, Hinton's insights are a timely call for responsibility and adaptation.
IIT Guwahati will conduct GATE 2026 in February. Registrations begin on August 25, 2025, at gate2026.iitg.ac.in, with a regular deadline of September 25. The exam offers pathways to postgraduate admissions and PSU jobs. Eligible candidates include those in the third year or beyond of qualifying degrees in Engineering, Science, Arts, and more.
Nicholas Kent sworn in as US Under Secretary of Education: A look at his academic journey
Nicholas Kent has been sworn in as the U.S. Under Secretary of Education, assuming a pivotal role in shaping federal policy on student aid, higher education, and workforce development. Backed by state and federal experience, Kent is expected to advance conservative reforms focused on career pathways, short-term credentials, and institutional accountability amid national debate over education's value and direction.
Columbia and Brown to disclose admissions data: What this means for future applicants
Columbia and Brown universities will release detailed admissions data, including test scores and racial demographics, under a settlement with the Trump administration. This move aligns with efforts to enforce merit-based admissions following the 2023 Supreme Court ban on race-based considerations.
Through coercive legal settlements and immigration policy shifts, the Trump administrationspearheaded by Stephen Milleris compelling U.S. universities to scale back international student enrollment. A recent agreement with Columbia University signals a strategic push to diminish America's academic globalism. Despite economic and demographic evidence favoring international education, ideology now threatens to override logic, innovation, and institutional autonomy.
How Trumps NEH funding changes are starting to impact US humanities students
President Trumps influence on the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is reshaping federal funding priorities. With major grant cancellations and a shift toward projects centered on founding-era figures, humanities students may face fewer research and community-based opportunities. Legal battles and uncertainty around future funding raise broader questions about the direction of public humanities in the US.
Socialist mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani is reportedly considering Jamaal Bowmanex-congressman and controversial former principalas NYC schools chancellor. Bowmans record includes operating a school without valid certification, promoting militant figures, poor student outcomes, and inflammatory political stances. His potential appointment raises serious concerns about ideology overshadowing competence in leading the nations largest public education system.
A Harvard, Princeton, or Yale degree wont set you apart, says Palantir CEO Alex Karp
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says elite college degrees like those from Harvard, Princeton, or Yale don't set candidates apart once they join the company. His remarks highlight a growing trend in tech: valuing skills, adaptability, and on-the-job performance over academic pedigree. The shift signals changing priorities for students and professionals navigating modern hiring practices.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R.1), signed into law in July 2025, is reshaping student loans at the University of Michigan. With expanded Pell Grant access, capped federal borrowing, and fewer repayment plans, students face both new opportunities and barriers. Experts and students alike express concern over rising costs, unclear guidance, and reduced access to professional education.
10 private high schools in Ohio parents should know about in 2025
Niche releases its 2025 rankings for Ohio's private schools. University School in Hunting Valley tops the list. Western Reserve Academy and Seven Hills School also rank high. Columbus Academy and Cincinnati Country Day School are recognised. Hawken School and Hathaway Brown School earn spots. Laurel School and Miami Valley School are included. Wellington School in Columbus completes the top ten.
Who is Manjul Bhargava? The Indian-origin math genius nurtured by Harvard, mentored at Princeton
Manjul Bhargava's story showcases a unique mix of intellect and cultural understanding. He mastered mathematics early and won the Fields Medal. His upbringing included math, music, and Sanskrit. Harvard and Princeton shaped his research. Bhargava made breakthroughs in number theory. He maintains ties with India and influences scientific policy. His path inspires students to pursue passions and embrace curiosity.
How much does a Bachelor's in Computer Science cost at Stanford University in 2025?
A Computer Science degree from Stanford is a dream for many. The annual cost is between $87,000 and $92,000. This includes tuition, housing, and other expenses. Stanford offers need-based financial aid. Students from families earning under $100,000 may pay nothing for tuition, room, or board. Aid is available for international students too. Stanford CS graduates get top tech jobs.
How Columbias federal deal could affect your campus job, stipend, or research opportunity
Columbia University has received its federal research funding again. This follows a settlement with the US government. Students involved in research will benefit. Campus jobs and stipends are expected to resume. International student admissions may face changes. Students should check for updates on programs and funding. The university is navigating post-settlement obligations.
Forgiveness for some, debt for the rest: Trump limits student loan relief except for ICE agents
In America, the Trump administration is changing student loan forgiveness. It favors ICE agents with bonuses and loan relief. Simultaneously, it restricts debt relief for teachers and nonprofit workers. Organisations aiding immigrants or transgender youth may be excluded. Critics call it hypocrisy. The administration is also dismantling the SAVE Plan. This shift impacts Indian students pursuing education in the US.
Millions of SAVE plan borrowers face renewed interest accrual on federal student loans, costing them thousands annually. Despite a court injunction not explicitly mandating this, the Education Department, under new leadership, implemented the change. This shift, impacting primarily low-income households, signals a move away from Biden-era relief towards stricter repayment enforcement, culminating in the upcoming RAP program.
Harvard reshapes equity policy with new super office for gender equity and anti-discrimination
Harvard University is consolidating its gender equity and anti-discrimination efforts into a new Office for Community Support, Non-Discrimination, Rights, and Responsibilities (CSNDR). This move merges the Office for Gender Equity and the Office for Community Conduct to streamline support and compliance. Led by Nicole M.
Delhi University has announced the Round 3 seat allocation for undergraduate admissions on August 5, 2025. Students can check their allotment status on admission.uod.ac.in. Those who want to apply through the Mid-Entry window can do so from August 8 to August 10. The final seat allotment list, including special categories, will be released on August 13.
These 5 public high schools in Massachusetts are worth exploring for students in the US
5 Massachusetts public high schools have earned top marks in Niches 2025 rankings for academic excellence and student satisfaction. From the highly selective MA Academy for Math & Science to the diverse and well-rounded Brookline High, these schools stand out for rigorous academics, strong faculty support, and positive campus environments, making them worth considering for students across the US.
The CBSE declared the Class 10 Supplementary Exam Result 2025 on August 5, accessible on official websites and platforms like DigiLocker. Out of 1,38,898 students, 67,620 passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 48.68%. The board has announced the schedule for verification of marks, scanned copies of answer sheets, and re-evaluation, with online applications available soon.
SSC CHT city intimation slip 2025 released at ssc.gov.in: Check direct link to download here
The Staff Selection Commission has released the city intimation slip for the Combined Hindi Translator 2025 exam, scheduled for August 12, 2025. Candidates can now check their exam city and shift details on ssc.gov.in for the 437 vacancies. This slip aids in travel planning, but the admit card, expected in the second week of August, is essential for entry.
The Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) has announced the 4th Graduate Level CGL Examination 2025, offering 1,481 vacancies across various Bihar government departments. The online application begins on August 18, 2025, and concludes on September 17, 2025. Graduates can apply for positions like Assistant Branch Officer and Auditor through bssc.bihar.gov.in.
Union Bank of India opens recruitment for 250 Specialist Officer posts: Check direct link here
Union Bank of India has opened applications for 250 Specialist Officer posts across various departments. The online registration runs from August 5 to 25, 2025, at unionbankofindia.co.in. Candidates aged 2535 with a full-time two-year postgraduate degree in management or related fields can apply. The selection process includes an online exam, group discussion, and interview.
SSC CHT exam 2025 tentative vacancies list released at ssc.gov.in: Check direct link here
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the tentative vacancies list for the Combined Hindi Translators (CHT) Exam 2025 on ssc.gov.in. A total of 437 posts will be filled through this drive. The computer-based test (Paper-I) is scheduled for August 12. Candidates can check the detailed list and exam updates on the official SSC website.
OPT students may soon lose tax exemption under US lawmakers proposal
A new provision in the proposed DIGNITY Act of 2025 could end the long-standing tax exemption for international students working under the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme. If passed, OPT participants would be required to pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, significantly increasing their financial burden and potentially altering the appeal of studying and working in the US.
Odisha to set up 835 model primary schools in first phase of flagship scheme: Chief Minister
Odisha will develop 835 model primary schools in the first phase of the Godabarish Mishra Adarsha Prathamik Vidyalaya scheme, spending Rs 7 crore per school. The initiative includes improving infrastructure, promoting STEM and vocational education, and ensuring transport for students in remote areas. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi emphasised quality education aligned with NEP 2020.
AP EAMCET final phase seat allotment results delayed: Check important details here
The AP EAMCET 2025 final phase seat allotment results have been delayed following a directive from the Andhra Pradesh High Court. Initially scheduled for August 5, the results will now be released on a later date. This delay has disrupted the counselling timeline, leaving shortlisted candidates uncertain about self-reporting deadlines. APSCHE has urged students to check the official website regularly.
Delhi government to train teachers in Indian Knowledge Systems at IITs: Education Minister
Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood announced that school teachers will be trained in Indian Knowledge Systems at IIT-Mandi and IIT-Gandhinagar starting September. The programme will cover subjects like Sanskrit, philosophy, Ayurveda, and ancient texts. Fifty teachers will be selected in the first phase. The initiative aims to link modern education with Indias cultural and intellectual heritage.
Rajasthan Education Minister says over 12 lakh new students enrolled in government schools
Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar said over 12 lakh new students have enrolled in government schools across the state this academic year, attributing the increase to improved education standards. He noted that Rajasthan now ranks 3rd nationally in a recent survey, rising from its earlier 13th or 14th position. The minister credited reforms made over the last 1.5 years.
Jerome Powell: The US Fed Chair who skipped economics and studied this subject at Princeton
Jerome Powell, US Federal Reserve Chair, studied politics at Princeton, not economics. His background in law, politics, and finance uniquely shaped his leadership during crises like COVID-19. Despite bipartisan scrutiny, he maintained institutional stability and policy pragmatism. Powells career proves that unconventional academic paths can lead to powerful roles in global financial governance.
