The Hindu Businessline

Acting on directions from Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, experts from IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur will examine issues related to portal stability, server performance, payment gateways and login systems

The countrys transition to clean energy goes beyond adding solar parks and wind farms to include building grid infrastructure, the report said

The facility will support studies related to marine vehicles, offshore systems, underwater structures, and fluid dynamics

The West Bengal government has made singing of Vande Mataram compulsory during assembly prayers in all schools and madrasas receiving government support

The initiative aims to establish a 300-seater workspace and onboard more than 20 industry partners, enabling students to acquire domain-specific exposure

The admission to all listed programmes will be conducted through a common application process, said the institution

IEDC to promote medical research, innovation and healthcare start-ups in State medical colleges

MDMK leader recalls anti-Hindi agitations and martyrs, says acceptance would betray Tamil legacy

The online registration, including uploading certificates, commenced on May 3

Designed as a dedicated digital support platform for students, it offers several student-centric features, including SOS assistance, safety check-ins, counselling support, grievance redressal, institutional updates and emergency support services

This is 0.51% higher than the previous academic year

UoH will work closely with the Planning Department and relevant Government agencies to develop actionable policy recommendations and thematic action plans aligned with Telanganas developmental priorities

Across multiple countries, companies are also becoming more cautious about sponsorships due to localisation pressures, economic uncertainty, and geopolitical factors

At least two of the three languages must be native Indian languages.

Investigators alleged that she conducted special coaching sessions in Pune, dictated leaked questions to students and charged lakhs of rupees.

CBI claimed the handwritten questions matched the actual NEET-UG 2026 paper.

The company also signs master research agreement with IISC

Minister expresses confidence in the probe which has been handed over to the CBI

As Indias edtech sector shifts from rapid expansion to profitability, the company is focusing on learner outcomes, new AI-focused programmes, and improving career returns for professionals

Girls once again outperformed boys in the examinations, recording a pass percentage of more than 88, while for boys, it stood at 82.

The NEET (UG) 2026 exam held on May 3 was cancelled on May 12 amid allegations of paper leak; CBI takes up probe

Investigators later found multiple exam admit cards, financial transaction records and other details linked to the racket during forensic analysis of seized mobile phones

In the Round II of the PM Internship Scheme Pilot Project, over 4.55 lakh applications were received from over 2.14 lakh applicants, in this round.

The National Testing Agency said the exam would be re-conducted on revised dates to be announced later, with existing registrations and fees remaining valid

The remarks followed Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhans launch of the AI Literacy for Teachers programme at the IIT Madras Technology Summit on May 5

Constituent colleges including Rungta College of Engineering and Technology, Rungta College of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research and GD Rungta College Of Science & Technology also get accreditation

Move comes weeks after the Ministry of Education, in April 2026, declared NCERT an Institution deemed to be University under the distinct category

Girls once again outperformed boys, securing a 97 per cent pass rate compared to 93.19 per cent among boys

The ruling aligns with the governments stance that coaching centres are commercial entities and not educational institutions eligible for tax exemption

NEET results expected in June, 2026

The TSC-help desk, which will operate in all the districts, aims to support over 8 lakh students transitioning to higher education

The event brings together key academic leaders and policymakers to discuss critical issues such as internationalisation, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and the role of emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing in higher education

Some companies have introduced no-code pathways across programmes, widening their addressable market

Located in Muddenahalli, SMSIMSR offers free and high-quality medical services to underserved communities

Over time, MAHE and TENVIC Sports plan to expand these academic offerings into full-fledged undergraduate and postgraduate programmes

The MoU was signed as part of SASTRAs 25th University Day celebrations

The initiative is spearheaded by Dr. Swati Mujumdar, Pro-Chancellor of SSPU, and aims to strengthen gender inclusion in emerging and high-growth sectors.