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The Indian Institute of Technology Mandi ( IIT Mandi ) has announced a new series of short-term, high-impact certificate courses scheduled for the winter semester break 2025. These on-campus programmes, offered by the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), will begin in the second week of December. Also Read | After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark Designed for students, researchers, educators, and working professionals across India, the courses aim to enhance practical skills through hands-on training. Participants will gain exposure to advanced laboratories, receive mentorship from expert faculty, and work on real-world problem-solving tasks, ensuring an immersive and application-driven learning experience. CCE will offer three specialised short-term programmes in emerging and industry-relevant areas: 1. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Course This programme provides in-depth training in electric mobility, covering EV fundamentals, vehicle architecture, hybrid systems, battery technology, and live demonstrations. Also Read | IIT-Mandi receives $86,000 from US-based philanthropists to support scholarships & research 2. Statistical Data Analysis and Deep Learning 2.0 An advanced course combining theoretical foundations with hands-on training in machine learning, neural networks, and contemporary deep learning architectures. Participants will work with modern analytical tools and real-world applications. 3. Advanced Optical Diagnostic Techniques A specialised course on state-of-the-art optical instrumentation, laser-based diagnostics, spectroscopy techniques, and their applications in scientific research. Read | ‘Tough to find lodging, learn German for growth’: Indian students in Germany suggest how to ease the transition Prof Laxmidhar Behera, Director of IIT Mandi, said the initiative aims to equip learners with the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving career landscape. “By engaging directly with electric vehicles, deep

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Response: The Indian Institute of Technology Mandi ( IIT Mandi ) has announced a new series of short-term, high-impact certificate courses scheduled for the winter semester break 2025. These on-campus programmes, offered by the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), will begin in the second week of December. Also Read | After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark Designed for students, researchers, educators, and working professionals across India, the courses aim to enhance practical skills through hands-on training. Participants will gain exposure to advanced laboratories, receive mentorship from expert faculty, and work on real-world problem-solving tasks, ensuring an immersive and application-driven learning experience. CCE will offer three specialised short-term programmes in emerging and industry-relevant areas: 1. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Course This programme provides in-depth training in electric mobility, covering EV fundamentals, vehicle architecture, hybrid systems, battery technology, and live demonstrations. Also Read | IIT-Mandi receives $86,000 from US-based philanthropists to support scholarships & research 2. Statistical Data Analysis and Deep Learning 2.0 An advanced course combining theoretical foundations with hands-on training in machine learning, neural networks, and contemporary deep learning architectures. Participants will work with modern analytical tools and real-world applications. 3. Advanced Optical Diagnostic Techniques A specialised course on state-of-the-art optical instrumentation, laser-based diagnostics, spectroscopy techniques, and their applications in scientific research. Read | ‘Tough to find lodging, learn German for growth’: Indian students in Germany suggest how to ease the transition Prof Laxmidhar Behera, Director of IIT Mandi, said the initiative aims to equip learners with the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving career landscape. “By engaging directly with electric vehicles, deep


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The Delhi government will release the detailed criteria for nursery admissions for the 2026–27 academic session on November 27. The Directorate of Education (DoE) has notified the full admission schedule for private schools, stating that forms will be available from December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be declared on January 23. From neighbourhood proximity to sibling and alumni considerations, a range of criteria is expected to shape admissions in entry-level classes in Delhi ’s private schools, as per news agency PTI. Under the revised structure issued by the DoE, the foundational stage comprises Nursery and KG, followed by Class 1. For the 2026–27 session, this is the age group criteria as on March 31, 2026: — A child must be between three and four years old for Nursery — Four and five years for KG — Five and six years for Class 1 Schools may allow age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the head of school. These norms will be uniformly implemented across all recognised unaided private schools from the upcoming academic year, the department said. Schools are required to upload their admission criteria and point allocation for open seats (other than EWS, DG, and CWSN categories) by November 28. The last date for submitting application forms is December 27. According to the schedule, schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9 and release the marks allotted to each child under the points system by January 16. In 2026, the first list, along with the waiting list, will be announced on January 23, followed by the second list on February 9. Parents can seek clarification on point allocation from January 24 to February 3. The admission process will conclude on March 19. A district-level monitoring cell will oversee compliance and handle grievances. The DoE has reiterated that no school may adopt admission criteria previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Schools have also been reminded

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Response: The Delhi government will release the detailed criteria for nursery admissions for the 2026–27 academic session on November 27. The Directorate of Education (DoE) has notified the full admission schedule for private schools, stating that forms will be available from December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be declared on January 23. From neighbourhood proximity to sibling and alumni considerations, a range of criteria is expected to shape admissions in entry-level classes in Delhi ’s private schools, as per news agency PTI. Under the revised structure issued by the DoE, the foundational stage comprises Nursery and KG, followed by Class 1. For the 2026–27 session, this is the age group criteria as on March 31, 2026: — A child must be between three and four years old for Nursery — Four and five years for KG — Five and six years for Class 1 Schools may allow age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the head of school. These norms will be uniformly implemented across all recognised unaided private schools from the upcoming academic year, the department said. Schools are required to upload their admission criteria and point allocation for open seats (other than EWS, DG, and CWSN categories) by November 28. The last date for submitting application forms is December 27. According to the schedule, schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9 and release the marks allotted to each child under the points system by January 16. In 2026, the first list, along with the waiting list, will be announced on January 23, followed by the second list on February 9. Parents can seek clarification on point allocation from January 24 to February 3. The admission process will conclude on March 19. A district-level monitoring cell will oversee compliance and handle grievances. The DoE has reiterated that no school may adopt admission criteria previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Schools have also been reminded


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Government data and multiple surveys highlight that Germany has rapidly emerged as a major destination for Indian students and professionals, especially as traditional countries like the US, UK, Australia, and Canada tighten immigration norms. According to DAAD (a German academic exchange programme), the number of Indian students in Germany has doubled from 28,905 in 2020 to 59,419 at present. Study abroad consultant companies also shared that they have seen a spike in interest from aspirants. ApplyBoard’s internal survey echoes the trend — 75 per cent of students surveyed expressed interest in Germany, and 77 per cent of counsellors said it remains one of the most affordable major study-abroad options. Experts say the enthusiasm is driven by Germany’s reputation for quality education, tuition-free or low-cost public universities, and strong post-study opportunities. A recent DAAD survey highlights how nearly two-thirds of international students want to remain and work in the country after graduation. Germany also boasts one of the highest long-term retention rates globally, with 45 per cent of foreign students still living there a decade after they first enrolled, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). However, the question remains: Are students arriving with a full understanding of the country’s challenges? Consultants report rising interest, but those living in Germany describe a tougher reality — one shaped by language barriers, scarce accommodation, and slow bureaucracy. Germany is currently facing a shortage of over 2 lakh jobs, with particularly high demand in six sectors, according to Deutschland.de , a portal operated on behalf of the Federal Foreign Office. These include engineering, IT, especially roles in cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, and network administration. In the healthcare sector, there are 35,000 open nursing positions, driven by Germany’s ageing population. Read | 97% of

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Response: Government data and multiple surveys highlight that Germany has rapidly emerged as a major destination for Indian students and professionals, especially as traditional countries like the US, UK, Australia, and Canada tighten immigration norms. According to DAAD (a German academic exchange programme), the number of Indian students in Germany has doubled from 28,905 in 2020 to 59,419 at present. Study abroad consultant companies also shared that they have seen a spike in interest from aspirants. ApplyBoard’s internal survey echoes the trend — 75 per cent of students surveyed expressed interest in Germany, and 77 per cent of counsellors said it remains one of the most affordable major study-abroad options. Experts say the enthusiasm is driven by Germany’s reputation for quality education, tuition-free or low-cost public universities, and strong post-study opportunities. A recent DAAD survey highlights how nearly two-thirds of international students want to remain and work in the country after graduation. Germany also boasts one of the highest long-term retention rates globally, with 45 per cent of foreign students still living there a decade after they first enrolled, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). However, the question remains: Are students arriving with a full understanding of the country’s challenges? Consultants report rising interest, but those living in Germany describe a tougher reality — one shaped by language barriers, scarce accommodation, and slow bureaucracy. Germany is currently facing a shortage of over 2 lakh jobs, with particularly high demand in six sectors, according to Deutschland.de , a portal operated on behalf of the Federal Foreign Office. These include engineering, IT, especially roles in cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, and network administration. In the healthcare sector, there are 35,000 open nursing positions, driven by Germany’s ageing population. Read | 97% of


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A question paper for the Undergraduate Multi Disciplinary Course (MDC) examination held recently at Calicut University here was found to be a repeat of the one used in a previous year’s exam, officials said on Thursday. University authorities said the matter has come to their notice and will be placed before the Board of Studies for further decisions on the conduct of a fresh examination. According to the officials in the office of the Controller of Examinations, ‘Art of Stress Management’ exam for the first-semester of MDC Psychology was held on November 25. The question paper for this exam was a repeat, they added. Except for the year, the paper’s content was identical. The issue surfaced after students and teachers pointed out the repetition, the officials said. According to them, no formal complaint has been received so far. Officials said three sets of question papers are usually submitted by teachers, and one among them was a duplicate of last year’s exam. It was not detected during the cross-checking process, they added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.

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Response: A question paper for the Undergraduate Multi Disciplinary Course (MDC) examination held recently at Calicut University here was found to be a repeat of the one used in a previous year’s exam, officials said on Thursday. University authorities said the matter has come to their notice and will be placed before the Board of Studies for further decisions on the conduct of a fresh examination. According to the officials in the office of the Controller of Examinations, ‘Art of Stress Management’ exam for the first-semester of MDC Psychology was held on November 25. The question paper for this exam was a repeat, they added. Except for the year, the paper’s content was identical. The issue surfaced after students and teachers pointed out the repetition, the officials said. According to them, no formal complaint has been received so far. Officials said three sets of question papers are usually submitted by teachers, and one among them was a duplicate of last year’s exam. It was not detected during the cross-checking process, they added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.


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AILET 2026 Admit Card Released: The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has released the All India Law Entrance Test ( AILET ) 2026 admit card. Candidates who have registered for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes for the 2026-27 academic year can download the admit card at nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. AILET 2026 exam will be conducted on December 14. Candidates will be able to download the AILET 2026 hall ticket till 1.30 pm on December 14. Step 1: Visit the university website – nationallawuniversitydelhi.in Step 2: Login to the AILET application account Step 3: Click on the download admit card link The AILET 2026 will be conducted in offline – pen and paper (OMR sheet based) mode. there will be negative marking in the AILET 2026 in MCQ Sections only. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25 x 4 = 1 meaning per wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of one mark. AILET 2026 will be conducted at cities including Ahmedabad , Asansol, Bengaluru , Bhopal , Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh , Chennai , Cochin, Dehradun, Delhi , Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Gorakhpur, Gurugram, Guwahati , Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Haldwani, Hisar, Hyderabad , Jabalpur, Jaipur, Jammu , Jodhpur, Kanpur, Kolkata , Lucknow , Mumbai , Nagpur, Patna, Pune , Raipur, Ranchi, Thiruvananthapuram, Varanasi and Visakhapatnam. To provide focused support and timely assistance to Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates appearing for the AILET 2026, the University has created a dedicated helpdesk email ID exclusively for handling queries and support requirements related to PwD applicants. PwD candidates may contact the University for any entrance test-related assistance, accessibility requirements, or documentation support at the helpdesk-ailetpwd@nludelhi.ac.in. The University will also conduct the All-India Entrance Test (AIET) for the following programmes on May 3, 2026 for postgraduate insolvency programm

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Response: AILET 2026 Admit Card Released: The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has released the All India Law Entrance Test ( AILET ) 2026 admit card. Candidates who have registered for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes for the 2026-27 academic year can download the admit card at nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. AILET 2026 exam will be conducted on December 14. Candidates will be able to download the AILET 2026 hall ticket till 1.30 pm on December 14. Step 1: Visit the university website – nationallawuniversitydelhi.in Step 2: Login to the AILET application account Step 3: Click on the download admit card link The AILET 2026 will be conducted in offline – pen and paper (OMR sheet based) mode. there will be negative marking in the AILET 2026 in MCQ Sections only. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25 x 4 = 1 meaning per wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of one mark. AILET 2026 will be conducted at cities including Ahmedabad , Asansol, Bengaluru , Bhopal , Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh , Chennai , Cochin, Dehradun, Delhi , Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Gorakhpur, Gurugram, Guwahati , Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Haldwani, Hisar, Hyderabad , Jabalpur, Jaipur, Jammu , Jodhpur, Kanpur, Kolkata , Lucknow , Mumbai , Nagpur, Patna, Pune , Raipur, Ranchi, Thiruvananthapuram, Varanasi and Visakhapatnam. To provide focused support and timely assistance to Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates appearing for the AILET 2026, the University has created a dedicated helpdesk email ID exclusively for handling queries and support requirements related to PwD applicants. PwD candidates may contact the University for any entrance test-related assistance, accessibility requirements, or documentation support at the helpdesk-ailetpwd@nludelhi.ac.in. The University will also conduct the All-India Entrance Test (AIET) for the following programmes on May 3, 2026 for postgraduate insolvency programm


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KVS, NVS Recruitment 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a notice regarding the KVS and NVS recruitment 2025 registration process, clarifying that the required qualifications for several posts in KVS and NVS are not identical , even when the post name is the same. It is due to these differences, the application portal displays multiple qualification options in the dropdown menu for each post. This notice, issued on November 27, is released at a time when many candidates are unable to proceed with registration because the system is indicating that they do not meet the essential qualification criteria for the selected post. CBSE has advised candidates to read the recruitment notification thoroughly and select the correct qualification applicable to the specific organisation before applying. Step 1: Visit the official website of CBSE, KVS, or NVS. Step 2: Click on the KVS & NVS Recruitment 2025 application link available on the homepage. Step 3: Register yourself on the new page that opens. Step 4: Fill in the application form. Add name, and other details. Now, make the payment of the application fee. Step 5: Submit the form and download the confirmation page. Step 6: Keep a printed copy for future reference. The recruitment process for teaching and non-teaching posts in KVS and NVS began on November 14 and the registration will close on December 4, 2025. A total of 14,967 posts will be filled through this recruitment drive. More details are available on the official website of CBSE. The notice also addresses issues faced by candidates regarding fee payment updates or failed transactions. If a transaction does not get updated on the portal, candidates must make the payment again. The amount from the earlier failed transaction will be automatically refunded to their bank account within a week. Further, CBSE has shared more details on the skill test and assistant engineer post.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes i

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Response: KVS, NVS Recruitment 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a notice regarding the KVS and NVS recruitment 2025 registration process, clarifying that the required qualifications for several posts in KVS and NVS are not identical , even when the post name is the same. It is due to these differences, the application portal displays multiple qualification options in the dropdown menu for each post. This notice, issued on November 27, is released at a time when many candidates are unable to proceed with registration because the system is indicating that they do not meet the essential qualification criteria for the selected post. CBSE has advised candidates to read the recruitment notification thoroughly and select the correct qualification applicable to the specific organisation before applying. Step 1: Visit the official website of CBSE, KVS, or NVS. Step 2: Click on the KVS & NVS Recruitment 2025 application link available on the homepage. Step 3: Register yourself on the new page that opens. Step 4: Fill in the application form. Add name, and other details. Now, make the payment of the application fee. Step 5: Submit the form and download the confirmation page. Step 6: Keep a printed copy for future reference. The recruitment process for teaching and non-teaching posts in KVS and NVS began on November 14 and the registration will close on December 4, 2025. A total of 14,967 posts will be filled through this recruitment drive. More details are available on the official website of CBSE. The notice also addresses issues faced by candidates regarding fee payment updates or failed transactions. If a transaction does not get updated on the portal, candidates must make the payment again. The amount from the earlier failed transaction will be automatically refunded to their bank account within a week. Further, CBSE has shared more details on the skill test and assistant engineer post.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes i


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RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Exam Date 2025 Out: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have announced the tentative schedule for the second stage Computer-Based Test (CBT-II) for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC – Under Graduate) recruitment against CEN 06/2024. The RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG examination will be conducted on December 20, 2025 for candidates who cleared the first stage. RRB on November 21 announces the NTPC undergraduate results against CEN 06/2024. As many as 51,979 candidates are shortlisted for the second stage after the RRB NTPC UG level CBT 1 result . According to the notice, the exam city and date intimation link – which allows candidates to check where they have been allocated their examination centres – will be activated 10 days prior to the exam date. On the same day, the travel authority for SC/ST candidates, enabling free travel to exam centres, will also be made available on official RRB websites. RRBs have clarified that e-call letters or the RRB NTPC CBT 2 admit cards will be accessible four days before the exam. Candidates can download them only after checking their exam city and date. Aadhaar-linked biometric authentication will be carried out at the exam centre before candidates are allowed entry. All aspirants must carry their original Aadhaar card or a printout of e-verified Aadhaar. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure their Aadhaar remains unlocked in the UIDAI system on the day of the exam to avoid delays in verification. Even those who verified Aadhaar at the application stage have been asked to reconfirm its unlocked status. Emphasising the integrity of the recruitment process, the notice urges candidates to refer only to the official RRB websites for updates. The Board warned aspirants to stay away from touts who offer “fake promises of jobs for illegal consideration.” Recruitment, it reiterated, is strictly merit-based and conducted through computer-based testing only. This year’s RRB NTPC UG recruitment aims to fill 3,445

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Response: RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Exam Date 2025 Out: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have announced the tentative schedule for the second stage Computer-Based Test (CBT-II) for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC – Under Graduate) recruitment against CEN 06/2024. The RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG examination will be conducted on December 20, 2025 for candidates who cleared the first stage. RRB on November 21 announces the NTPC undergraduate results against CEN 06/2024. As many as 51,979 candidates are shortlisted for the second stage after the RRB NTPC UG level CBT 1 result . According to the notice, the exam city and date intimation link – which allows candidates to check where they have been allocated their examination centres – will be activated 10 days prior to the exam date. On the same day, the travel authority for SC/ST candidates, enabling free travel to exam centres, will also be made available on official RRB websites. RRBs have clarified that e-call letters or the RRB NTPC CBT 2 admit cards will be accessible four days before the exam. Candidates can download them only after checking their exam city and date. Aadhaar-linked biometric authentication will be carried out at the exam centre before candidates are allowed entry. All aspirants must carry their original Aadhaar card or a printout of e-verified Aadhaar. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure their Aadhaar remains unlocked in the UIDAI system on the day of the exam to avoid delays in verification. Even those who verified Aadhaar at the application stage have been asked to reconfirm its unlocked status. Emphasising the integrity of the recruitment process, the notice urges candidates to refer only to the official RRB websites for updates. The Board warned aspirants to stay away from touts who offer “fake promises of jobs for illegal consideration.” Recruitment, it reiterated, is strictly merit-based and conducted through computer-based testing only. This year’s RRB NTPC UG recruitment aims to fill 3,445


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The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education ( HPBOSE ) has released the Class 10 and Class 12 date sheets for the 2026 board exams. The HP board Class 10 and Class 12 exams will begin on March 3. While Class 10 exams will continue till March 28, the Class 12 HP board 2026 exams will end on April 1. The board has released the exam dates of regular and state open school (SOS) for the 2026 annual, compartment, grade improvement and additional subject exams. For detailed updates on HPBoSE exams, check IE Education The Class 10 exams will start with the English paper on the first day and end with the Social Science paper. The Class 12 exam, will begin with the Sanskrit paper on the first day and end with the music paper on the last day of the exam. The Class 12 practical examination including project work in the subject of accountancy of all regular as well as SOS candidates will be conducted before the theory examination at their respective schools and affiliated institutions between February 20 and February 28, 2026. All candidates are advised to contact the principal at their institution on or before February 18, 2026 to know the subject-wise date and time for their practical exams. The Practical examination of vocational (NSQF subjects of regular candidates will be conducted internally by the concerned schools as per the Programme to be fixed by the SPD (ISSE). Step 1: Go to the official website of HPBOSE at hpbose.org. Step 2: Click on the examination tab and a drop-down box will open. Step 3: Click on the 2026 datesheet link Step 4: Now, click on Class 10 or Class 12 timetable link Step 5: Check the exam dates and download the page. According to the HPBOSE 2026 timetable, the exams will be held between 9:45 am and 1 pm for most papers.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah

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Response: The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education ( HPBOSE ) has released the Class 10 and Class 12 date sheets for the 2026 board exams. The HP board Class 10 and Class 12 exams will begin on March 3. While Class 10 exams will continue till March 28, the Class 12 HP board 2026 exams will end on April 1. The board has released the exam dates of regular and state open school (SOS) for the 2026 annual, compartment, grade improvement and additional subject exams. For detailed updates on HPBoSE exams, check IE Education The Class 10 exams will start with the English paper on the first day and end with the Social Science paper. The Class 12 exam, will begin with the Sanskrit paper on the first day and end with the music paper on the last day of the exam. The Class 12 practical examination including project work in the subject of accountancy of all regular as well as SOS candidates will be conducted before the theory examination at their respective schools and affiliated institutions between February 20 and February 28, 2026. All candidates are advised to contact the principal at their institution on or before February 18, 2026 to know the subject-wise date and time for their practical exams. The Practical examination of vocational (NSQF subjects of regular candidates will be conducted internally by the concerned schools as per the Programme to be fixed by the SPD (ISSE). Step 1: Go to the official website of HPBOSE at hpbose.org. Step 2: Click on the examination tab and a drop-down box will open. Step 3: Click on the 2026 datesheet link Step 4: Now, click on Class 10 or Class 12 timetable link Step 5: Check the exam dates and download the page. According to the HPBOSE 2026 timetable, the exams will be held between 9:45 am and 1 pm for most papers.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah


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NTA JEE Main Registration 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on November 27 closed the registration window for JEE Main 2026 Session 1. Candidates were able to register for the engineering entrance test by 5 pm. The official website to register for JEE Main session 1 was jeemain.nta.nic.in. However, for many candidates who either missed the deadline or made mistakes in their submitted application, the days following the closure of the registration window often bring anxiety and confusion. NTA will be opening the JEE Main application correction window on December 1. For those who submitted the application but realised errors afterwards, NTA will open a dedicated correction window. The JEE Main 2026 session 1 application correction period will last from December 1 to December 2 and allows editing of selected fields. Based on previous exam cycles, the following fields are typically open for correction: – Personal details (name, father’s name, mother’s name) – Date of birth – Category (with valid certificate) – Gender – State code of eligibility – Language of the question paper – Disability/PwD status – Exam city preference (limited as per guidelines) – Uploaded documents (photo, signature) However, some critical fields cannot be edited, such as: – Mobile number – Email ID – Aadhaar verification details (once validated) Candidates are strongly advised to review NTA’s official public notice carefully once the correction window opens. After corrections, NTA will release the advance city intimation slip, followed by the JEE Main Session 1 admit cards. These documents will include the exam date, shift timing, and the city and centre allotted. Candidates must verify the details thoroughly and ensure travel arrangements are planned, especially for out-station centres. For students who could not apply for Session 1, NTA provides some relief. As per the JEE Main cycle, Session 2 registrations will open in early January 2026 . This second window allows fresh applicants to r

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Response: NTA JEE Main Registration 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on November 27 closed the registration window for JEE Main 2026 Session 1. Candidates were able to register for the engineering entrance test by 5 pm. The official website to register for JEE Main session 1 was jeemain.nta.nic.in. However, for many candidates who either missed the deadline or made mistakes in their submitted application, the days following the closure of the registration window often bring anxiety and confusion. NTA will be opening the JEE Main application correction window on December 1. For those who submitted the application but realised errors afterwards, NTA will open a dedicated correction window. The JEE Main 2026 session 1 application correction period will last from December 1 to December 2 and allows editing of selected fields. Based on previous exam cycles, the following fields are typically open for correction: – Personal details (name, father’s name, mother’s name) – Date of birth – Category (with valid certificate) – Gender – State code of eligibility – Language of the question paper – Disability/PwD status – Exam city preference (limited as per guidelines) – Uploaded documents (photo, signature) However, some critical fields cannot be edited, such as: – Mobile number – Email ID – Aadhaar verification details (once validated) Candidates are strongly advised to review NTA’s official public notice carefully once the correction window opens. After corrections, NTA will release the advance city intimation slip, followed by the JEE Main Session 1 admit cards. These documents will include the exam date, shift timing, and the city and centre allotted. Candidates must verify the details thoroughly and ensure travel arrangements are planned, especially for out-station centres. For students who could not apply for Session 1, NTA provides some relief. As per the JEE Main cycle, Session 2 registrations will open in early January 2026 . This second window allows fresh applicants to r


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Even as governments across major study-abroad destinations rethink immigration and student-visa policies — often tightening post-study work rights — London’s business ecosystem is sending a different message: global talent is not optional but central to the city’s economic model. A new survey of 1,000 London business leaders, commissioned by London Higher, an umbrella body representing the city’s higher education sector, shows overwhelming support for international students and graduates, alongside strong concern that restrictive visa moves could erode the market’s competitiveness. Drawing on the data and insights in the report, indianexpress.com analysed key aspects: why London businesses say international talent matters, which sectors rely on it the most, and how the UK’s recent immigration rule changes fit into the broader picture. At a time when countries are debating whether international students strain local systems or fill crucial labour shortages, London employers lean firmly toward the latter view. According to the survey,  93% of business leaders say international talent helps address skills gaps — from digital skills to multilingual communication and adaptability. Of which, only 4% believe international workers reduce opportunities for domestic talent. Whereas 89% say international professionals support innovation, compared to just 6% who think they slow local innovation. About 91% say they help maintain London’s competitiveness vis-a-vis New York, Singapore and Paris. This aligns with the long-term reality that London’s workforce is deeply international: 40% of payrolled workers are non-UK nationals, many in high-growth sectors like information technology, finance, consulting and creative industries. Also Read| Study Abroad: Not engineering, these are the careers safe from AI The city’s universities, which host 208,000 international students, also act as a pipeline into high-value graduate roles. Businesses note that London’s global connectivity is a co

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Response: Even as governments across major study-abroad destinations rethink immigration and student-visa policies — often tightening post-study work rights — London’s business ecosystem is sending a different message: global talent is not optional but central to the city’s economic model. A new survey of 1,000 London business leaders, commissioned by London Higher, an umbrella body representing the city’s higher education sector, shows overwhelming support for international students and graduates, alongside strong concern that restrictive visa moves could erode the market’s competitiveness. Drawing on the data and insights in the report, indianexpress.com analysed key aspects: why London businesses say international talent matters, which sectors rely on it the most, and how the UK’s recent immigration rule changes fit into the broader picture. At a time when countries are debating whether international students strain local systems or fill crucial labour shortages, London employers lean firmly toward the latter view. According to the survey,  93% of business leaders say international talent helps address skills gaps — from digital skills to multilingual communication and adaptability. Of which, only 4% believe international workers reduce opportunities for domestic talent. Whereas 89% say international professionals support innovation, compared to just 6% who think they slow local innovation. About 91% say they help maintain London’s competitiveness vis-a-vis New York, Singapore and Paris. This aligns with the long-term reality that London’s workforce is deeply international: 40% of payrolled workers are non-UK nationals, many in high-growth sectors like information technology, finance, consulting and creative industries. Also Read| Study Abroad: Not engineering, these are the careers safe from AI The city’s universities, which host 208,000 international students, also act as a pipeline into high-value graduate roles. Businesses note that London’s global connectivity is a co


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Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test Answer Key 2025: The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TNTRB) on November 25 released the answer keys of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TNTET) paper 1 and paper 2. While the TNTET 2025 paper 1 was held on November 15, the TNTET paper 2 was conducted on November 16 . The official website to check and download the TNTET 2025 provisional answer key is trb.tn.gov.in. The Board has also made the provision to object against the provisional answer key by December 3. “For any objections, candidates should give proof from standard books only, a statement released by the board said, adding that guides and notes and reference from the internet will not be entertained by TRB. Step 1: Login to the candidate dashboard on the website — trb.tn.gov.in Step 2: Click the Objection Tracker inside the candidate dashboard. Step 3  Read the instructions and accept the declaration. Step 4: To view the Master Question paper – “Click here to view Master Question Paper with Tentative key” – To view the Full QP. Right answer has been tick-marked in the respective options for each question in the Master Question Paper hosted herewith. Irrespective of the order of Questions, the candidate shall challange the tentative answer keys Only based on the Master Question Paper. Step 5:  Select the Question Number as per the Master Question Paper. Step 6: Raise the objection in the given fields, if any. Step 7: Upload the supporting document and click Save and Submit. The representation in any other form including e-mail, courier, India-post or application in person will not be entertained. Representations without proper evidence will not be entertained. They will be summarily rejected. Meanwhile, three special TETs will be conducted in January, July, and December in 2026, in compliance with the Supreme Court’s directive making TET mandatory for all teachers handling Classes 1 to 8. The order applies to teachers working in government and government-aided schools wh

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Response: Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test Answer Key 2025: The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TNTRB) on November 25 released the answer keys of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TNTET) paper 1 and paper 2. While the TNTET 2025 paper 1 was held on November 15, the TNTET paper 2 was conducted on November 16 . The official website to check and download the TNTET 2025 provisional answer key is trb.tn.gov.in. The Board has also made the provision to object against the provisional answer key by December 3. “For any objections, candidates should give proof from standard books only, a statement released by the board said, adding that guides and notes and reference from the internet will not be entertained by TRB. Step 1: Login to the candidate dashboard on the website — trb.tn.gov.in Step 2: Click the Objection Tracker inside the candidate dashboard. Step 3  Read the instructions and accept the declaration. Step 4: To view the Master Question paper – “Click here to view Master Question Paper with Tentative key” – To view the Full QP. Right answer has been tick-marked in the respective options for each question in the Master Question Paper hosted herewith. Irrespective of the order of Questions, the candidate shall challange the tentative answer keys Only based on the Master Question Paper. Step 5:  Select the Question Number as per the Master Question Paper. Step 6: Raise the objection in the given fields, if any. Step 7: Upload the supporting document and click Save and Submit. The representation in any other form including e-mail, courier, India-post or application in person will not be entertained. Representations without proper evidence will not be entertained. They will be summarily rejected. Meanwhile, three special TETs will be conducted in January, July, and December in 2026, in compliance with the Supreme Court’s directive making TET mandatory for all teachers handling Classes 1 to 8. The order applies to teachers working in government and government-aided schools wh


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The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has released updated guidelines for the ‘Top Class Scholarship Scheme for SC Students’, expanding financial support and tightening institutional accountability for the 2024–25 academic year. The scheme aims to promote quality higher education for Scheduled Caste students by covering full tuition fees and providing academic allowances across India’s premier institutions. Under the revised financial norms, the Centre will directly transfer full tuition fees and non-refundable charges to students through DBT, capped at Rs 2 lakh per year for private institutions. Students will also receive an academic allowance of Rs 86,000 in the first year and Rs 41,000 in subsequent years to cover living expenses, books and laptops. Beneficiaries will be barred from availing similar scholarships from other Central or State schemes. The scholarship will be available to SC students with an annual family income of up to Rs 8 lakh who secure admission in notified institutions, including IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, NITs, National Law Universities, NIFT, NID, IHMs and other accredited colleges. Only first-year students will be eligible for fresh awards, while renewals will continue till completion of the course, subject to performance. The ministry has capped total scholarships at 4,400 fresh slots for 2024–25 out of the scheme’s overall limit of 21,500 slots for the period 2021–22 to 2025–26. Of the allocated slots, 30% will be reserved for eligible SC girl students, with institutions authorised to fill unused girl slots with boys if adequate female candidates are not available. Institutions have been tasked with verifying caste and income certificates, publicising the scheme in their prospectus, and monitoring academic performance, including support for weaker students through bridge courses or mentoring. Those violating guidelines risk being de-notified, though existing beneficiaries will continue to receive funding until they complete their course

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Response: The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has released updated guidelines for the ‘Top Class Scholarship Scheme for SC Students’, expanding financial support and tightening institutional accountability for the 2024–25 academic year. The scheme aims to promote quality higher education for Scheduled Caste students by covering full tuition fees and providing academic allowances across India’s premier institutions. Under the revised financial norms, the Centre will directly transfer full tuition fees and non-refundable charges to students through DBT, capped at Rs 2 lakh per year for private institutions. Students will also receive an academic allowance of Rs 86,000 in the first year and Rs 41,000 in subsequent years to cover living expenses, books and laptops. Beneficiaries will be barred from availing similar scholarships from other Central or State schemes. The scholarship will be available to SC students with an annual family income of up to Rs 8 lakh who secure admission in notified institutions, including IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, NITs, National Law Universities, NIFT, NID, IHMs and other accredited colleges. Only first-year students will be eligible for fresh awards, while renewals will continue till completion of the course, subject to performance. The ministry has capped total scholarships at 4,400 fresh slots for 2024–25 out of the scheme’s overall limit of 21,500 slots for the period 2021–22 to 2025–26. Of the allocated slots, 30% will be reserved for eligible SC girl students, with institutions authorised to fill unused girl slots with boys if adequate female candidates are not available. Institutions have been tasked with verifying caste and income certificates, publicising the scheme in their prospectus, and monitoring academic performance, including support for weaker students through bridge courses or mentoring. Those violating guidelines risk being de-notified, though existing beneficiaries will continue to receive funding until they complete their course


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The last two days aren’t for learning everything — they’re for learning how to stay calm. That’s the advice many CAT toppers echo as the Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 approaches. The Indian Institutes of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) will conduct the exam on November 30, and CAT admit cards have already been released on the official website — iimcat.ac.in. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The exam will be held in three sections — Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA), with a sectional time limit of 40 minutes . As the IIM CAT exam draws closer , here’s what previous CAT toppers — now PGDM and MBA students at IIM Ahmedabad , FMS Delhi , and other management colleges — did in the final 48 hours. Read More | Before CAT 2025: What to study, what to drop & what to mentally prepare for Raiyaan S (CAT 2023, 98.03 percentile, currently at Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai ) said the last phase was more about protecting his state of mind than adding more academic load. “I told myself, ‘You’ve done the work, don’t ruin it by overloading your brain now.’ I revised formulas, watched a few quick Quant tip videos, solved a handful of easy questions, and took long walks to clear my head.” He added that CAT rewards calm more than cramming. His advice to aspirants: – Focus on strengths, avoid comparison, drink enough water, and sleep well. “CAT is not about knowing everything; it’s about knowing what you know well.” What to avoid: – No late-night study – No new topics – No scrolling through forums – Don’t freeze if the first few questions look tough “Don’t let someone else’s stress become yours.” How he attempted the paper: A quick scan, attempt the obvious ones, mark the rest, no over checking. “Move fast, trust yourself, don’t overthink.” Also Read | CAT 2025: Common mistakes aspirants make and how to avoid them Apoorva Rajadhyaksha , who scored a perfect 100 percentile i

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Response: The last two days aren’t for learning everything — they’re for learning how to stay calm. That’s the advice many CAT toppers echo as the Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 approaches. The Indian Institutes of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) will conduct the exam on November 30, and CAT admit cards have already been released on the official website — iimcat.ac.in. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The exam will be held in three sections — Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA), with a sectional time limit of 40 minutes . As the IIM CAT exam draws closer , here’s what previous CAT toppers — now PGDM and MBA students at IIM Ahmedabad , FMS Delhi , and other management colleges — did in the final 48 hours. Read More | Before CAT 2025: What to study, what to drop & what to mentally prepare for Raiyaan S (CAT 2023, 98.03 percentile, currently at Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai ) said the last phase was more about protecting his state of mind than adding more academic load. “I told myself, ‘You’ve done the work, don’t ruin it by overloading your brain now.’ I revised formulas, watched a few quick Quant tip videos, solved a handful of easy questions, and took long walks to clear my head.” He added that CAT rewards calm more than cramming. His advice to aspirants: – Focus on strengths, avoid comparison, drink enough water, and sleep well. “CAT is not about knowing everything; it’s about knowing what you know well.” What to avoid: – No late-night study – No new topics – No scrolling through forums – Don’t freeze if the first few questions look tough “Don’t let someone else’s stress become yours.” How he attempted the paper: A quick scan, attempt the obvious ones, mark the rest, no over checking. “Move fast, trust yourself, don’t overthink.” Also Read | CAT 2025: Common mistakes aspirants make and how to avoid them Apoorva Rajadhyaksha , who scored a perfect 100 percentile i


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BSEB Bihar STET Result Date 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will announce the Bihar Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 results by second-week of December. With evaluation work underway, the board is likely to release the results soon after completing the verification of objections raised on the provisional answer key. During a press conference in Patna, Chairman BSEB on the sidelines of announcing the DElEd results, noted that currently answer key objection window is active for STET 2025 exam. Once it concludes, any disputes raised by candidates will be analysed, and subsequently results will be finalised and released around December 14, 2025. The BSEB earlier released the provisional answer key for the Bihar STET 2025 for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The answer key is now available for all candidates who took the exam between October 14 and November 16, 2025 on the official website. Aspirants can log in at bsebstet.org to access their individual response sheets along with the question-wise provisional key. Candidates are required to log in using their registered credentials to view the provisional key and their response sheet. Step-by-step guide: Step 1: Visit the official website, bsebstet.org Step 2: Click on the answer key link for Paper 1 or Paper 2 Step 3: Log in using the registered mobile number, password, or OTP Step 4: Download the answer key and response sheet Step 5: Compare answers to estimate the probable score The objections window will remain open till November 27. Candidates who identify errors in the provisional key can submit objections online. Supporting documents, including textbook references or verified academic material are required to be uploaded along with the prescribed fee. Meanwhile, the BSEB is also set to announce the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025 today, November 26. The results will be declared by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1 pm at the Board’s main office on Sinha Library Road in Patn

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Response: BSEB Bihar STET Result Date 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will announce the Bihar Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 results by second-week of December. With evaluation work underway, the board is likely to release the results soon after completing the verification of objections raised on the provisional answer key. During a press conference in Patna, Chairman BSEB on the sidelines of announcing the DElEd results, noted that currently answer key objection window is active for STET 2025 exam. Once it concludes, any disputes raised by candidates will be analysed, and subsequently results will be finalised and released around December 14, 2025. The BSEB earlier released the provisional answer key for the Bihar STET 2025 for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The answer key is now available for all candidates who took the exam between October 14 and November 16, 2025 on the official website. Aspirants can log in at bsebstet.org to access their individual response sheets along with the question-wise provisional key. Candidates are required to log in using their registered credentials to view the provisional key and their response sheet. Step-by-step guide: Step 1: Visit the official website, bsebstet.org Step 2: Click on the answer key link for Paper 1 or Paper 2 Step 3: Log in using the registered mobile number, password, or OTP Step 4: Download the answer key and response sheet Step 5: Compare answers to estimate the probable score The objections window will remain open till November 27. Candidates who identify errors in the provisional key can submit objections online. Supporting documents, including textbook references or verified academic material are required to be uploaded along with the prescribed fee. Meanwhile, the BSEB is also set to announce the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025 today, November 26. The results will be declared by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1 pm at the Board’s main office on Sinha Library Road in Patn


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IIT Indore has witnessed a steady rise in student preference across almost all of its undergraduate programmes this year, according to the 2025 Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) choice-count data. At the forefront is Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), which continues to dominate candidate interest. The programme recorded 23,410 choices in 2025, compared to 20,763 last year – marking a 12.75 per cent year-on-year rise. The growth mirrors the broader shift toward careers in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software engineering, and deep-tech innovation, all of which continue to influence student preferences across the IITs. Also Read | IIT Indore: Last 5 years NIRF rankings Close behind is Mathematics and Computing, one of the institute’s fastest-growing programmes. Mathematics and Computing saw a 12.76 per cent increase, rising from 14,659 choices in 2024 to 16,529 this year. The programme has benefited from growing interest in data science, quantitative research, cryptography, financial engineering, and algorithm-driven roles that blend mathematical rigour with computational applications. Electrical Engineering also maintained its strong relevance, registering an 11.47 per cent jump – from 16,827 choices to 18,757. The branch continues to attract students aiming for careers in semiconductor systems, signal processing, power engineering, embedded electronics, and next-generation hardware solutions. Traditional engineering branches at IIT Indore also performed well. Mechanical Engineering grew by 9.49 per cent, increasing from 15,001 to 16,426, while Civil Engineering saw a notable 10.85 per cent rise, from 11,839 to 13,124 choices. The steady growth in these branches signals sustained interest in core engineering domains, supported by expanding opportunities in manufacturing, infrastructure development, sustainability, and research-led industrial applications. Engineering Physics recorded a 10.85 per cent increase, rising from 8,256 in 2024 to 9,152 ch

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Response: IIT Indore has witnessed a steady rise in student preference across almost all of its undergraduate programmes this year, according to the 2025 Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) choice-count data. At the forefront is Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), which continues to dominate candidate interest. The programme recorded 23,410 choices in 2025, compared to 20,763 last year – marking a 12.75 per cent year-on-year rise. The growth mirrors the broader shift toward careers in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software engineering, and deep-tech innovation, all of which continue to influence student preferences across the IITs. Also Read | IIT Indore: Last 5 years NIRF rankings Close behind is Mathematics and Computing, one of the institute’s fastest-growing programmes. Mathematics and Computing saw a 12.76 per cent increase, rising from 14,659 choices in 2024 to 16,529 this year. The programme has benefited from growing interest in data science, quantitative research, cryptography, financial engineering, and algorithm-driven roles that blend mathematical rigour with computational applications. Electrical Engineering also maintained its strong relevance, registering an 11.47 per cent jump – from 16,827 choices to 18,757. The branch continues to attract students aiming for careers in semiconductor systems, signal processing, power engineering, embedded electronics, and next-generation hardware solutions. Traditional engineering branches at IIT Indore also performed well. Mechanical Engineering grew by 9.49 per cent, increasing from 15,001 to 16,426, while Civil Engineering saw a notable 10.85 per cent rise, from 11,839 to 13,124 choices. The steady growth in these branches signals sustained interest in core engineering domains, supported by expanding opportunities in manufacturing, infrastructure development, sustainability, and research-led industrial applications. Engineering Physics recorded a 10.85 per cent increase, rising from 8,256 in 2024 to 9,152 ch


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Bihar Deled 2025 Entrance Result: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on November 26, declared the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025. According to data shared by the BSEB, a total of 3,23,313 candidates appeared in this session’s exam, out of which 2,55,468 candidates passed, recording a pass-rate of 79.01 per cent. The Board also noted that of the total total 2.55 lakh candidates who passed, 2,54,443 candidates were from Bihar, and 1,025 from other states. The BSEB DElEd result announcement was made by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1.30 pm at the Board’s main office located on Sinha Library Road, Patna. The official result website of the board is result.deledbihaar.com. Furthermore, the BSEB said that there are a total of 306 DElEd educational institutions in the state, including 9 government institutions. Among these, 60 are non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and 246 are other private institutions. The total number of seats available in government institutions is 9,100, while non-government institutions offer 21,700 seats. In total, enrollment will be conducted for 30,800 seats across all 306 DElEd institutions. The Board also shared information regarding the dates for the release of results of other examinations conducted by the committee, including the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025. STET 2025 result will be declared by the second week of December . In addition to the results, detailed information regarding the admission process to various DElEd training institutes through the Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) was also be made available. Successful candidates were be briefed about the next steps, including choice-filling, document verification norms, and the schedule for the allotment of training institutes. The Board is expected to release the detailed guidelines, admission calendar, and cut-off trends. The DElEd Joint Entrance Examination is conducted annually for admission to Diploma in Elementary Educ

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Response: Bihar Deled 2025 Entrance Result: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on November 26, declared the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025. According to data shared by the BSEB, a total of 3,23,313 candidates appeared in this session’s exam, out of which 2,55,468 candidates passed, recording a pass-rate of 79.01 per cent. The Board also noted that of the total total 2.55 lakh candidates who passed, 2,54,443 candidates were from Bihar, and 1,025 from other states. The BSEB DElEd result announcement was made by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1.30 pm at the Board’s main office located on Sinha Library Road, Patna. The official result website of the board is result.deledbihaar.com. Furthermore, the BSEB said that there are a total of 306 DElEd educational institutions in the state, including 9 government institutions. Among these, 60 are non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and 246 are other private institutions. The total number of seats available in government institutions is 9,100, while non-government institutions offer 21,700 seats. In total, enrollment will be conducted for 30,800 seats across all 306 DElEd institutions. The Board also shared information regarding the dates for the release of results of other examinations conducted by the committee, including the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025. STET 2025 result will be declared by the second week of December . In addition to the results, detailed information regarding the admission process to various DElEd training institutes through the Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) was also be made available. Successful candidates were be briefed about the next steps, including choice-filling, document verification norms, and the schedule for the allotment of training institutes. The Board is expected to release the detailed guidelines, admission calendar, and cut-off trends. The DElEd Joint Entrance Examination is conducted annually for admission to Diploma in Elementary Educ


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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 26, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 26, 2025. Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for today. Key national updates include a correction ordered after BJP- and RSS-linked names appeared on a BLO assistant’s list, the Centre’s review of the Jal Jeevan Mission, and China’s denial of harassment allegations involving an Indian passenger. International developments cover Canada’s revised citizenship-by-descent law and a fatal airstrike in Afghanistan’s Khost province, and more. Before the Union government rolled back the Chandigarh Bill, a note was sent to the Punjab BJP in its favour. For nearly four decades, the country has observed November 26 as the National Law Day. Still, following the Government of India’s initiative in 2015, it is now known as Constitution Day . The District Magistrate in Madhya Pradesh acknowledged an error after names reportedly linked to the BJP and RSS appeared on a list of BLO assistants. The administration stated that the appointments would be reviewed and corrected where necessary. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed progress under the Jal Jeevan Mission , during which the Centre noted concerns regarding delays and said that recovery of penalties from states could be considered to ensure accountability. China has denied allegations of harassment of an Indian woman at Shanghai airport , saying that immigration procedures were carried out as per rules while the matter is being followed up diplomatically. Canada has passed reforms to its citizenship-by-descent law , addressing concerns of “lost Canadians” and providing clarity for children born abroad, including those from Indian families seeking citizenship regularisation. In Afghanistan, officials reported that nine children were killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Khost . The Taliban administration condemned the incident as a violation of Afghan airspace, while Pakistan has yet to issue a detailed st

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Response: Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 26, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 26, 2025. Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for today. Key national updates include a correction ordered after BJP- and RSS-linked names appeared on a BLO assistant’s list, the Centre’s review of the Jal Jeevan Mission, and China’s denial of harassment allegations involving an Indian passenger. International developments cover Canada’s revised citizenship-by-descent law and a fatal airstrike in Afghanistan’s Khost province, and more. Before the Union government rolled back the Chandigarh Bill, a note was sent to the Punjab BJP in its favour. For nearly four decades, the country has observed November 26 as the National Law Day. Still, following the Government of India’s initiative in 2015, it is now known as Constitution Day . The District Magistrate in Madhya Pradesh acknowledged an error after names reportedly linked to the BJP and RSS appeared on a list of BLO assistants. The administration stated that the appointments would be reviewed and corrected where necessary. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed progress under the Jal Jeevan Mission , during which the Centre noted concerns regarding delays and said that recovery of penalties from states could be considered to ensure accountability. China has denied allegations of harassment of an Indian woman at Shanghai airport , saying that immigration procedures were carried out as per rules while the matter is being followed up diplomatically. Canada has passed reforms to its citizenship-by-descent law , addressing concerns of “lost Canadians” and providing clarity for children born abroad, including those from Indian families seeking citizenship regularisation. In Afghanistan, officials reported that nine children were killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Khost . The Taliban administration condemned the incident as a violation of Afghan airspace, while Pakistan has yet to issue a detailed st


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The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday announced the winter vacation schedule for schools in the Kashmir valley and the winter zone of the Jammu region, with pre-primary classes closing from November 26 and classwork for Classes 1 to 8 ending on December 1. Academic activity for senior classes will wind up on December 11, with reopening dates gradually between February 22 and March 1 next year. With J&K issuing its annual schedule, other north Indian states, including Delhi , Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, are expected to announce their winter holidays for the 2025-26 academic year soon. In the winter zone of the valley (Srinagar) and the Jammu region, the government has announced the winter vacation schedule for schools. Pre-primary classes will close from November 26 (Wednesday); classes 1 to 8 will end academic work on December 1; and classes 9 to 12 will stop work from December 11. Schools up to class 8 are set to reopen on March 1, 2026, while higher classes will resume a week earlier, on February 22, 2026. The decision was taken in view of the thermometer dipping several degrees below freezing across Kashmir. In the national capital, the Directorate of Education, Delhi (DoE) has published the school calendar for the academic year 2025-26 stating that the winter vacation will be from January 1 to January 15, 2026. The dates were mentioned in a notice released earlier, dated November last year. However in previous academic years, winter vacations were split and advanced to November due to increased pollution levels and as a precautionary measure. In Uttar Pradesh, information from holiday calendars shows that the New Year/winter vacation for 2025 was scheduled from January 1 to January 15, 2025. However, an official statewide notification specifically for the present academic year 2025-26 winter break has not yet been notified. In Haryana, the Directorate of School Education, Haryana declared that all government and private schools will ob

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Response: The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday announced the winter vacation schedule for schools in the Kashmir valley and the winter zone of the Jammu region, with pre-primary classes closing from November 26 and classwork for Classes 1 to 8 ending on December 1. Academic activity for senior classes will wind up on December 11, with reopening dates gradually between February 22 and March 1 next year. With J&K issuing its annual schedule, other north Indian states, including Delhi , Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, are expected to announce their winter holidays for the 2025-26 academic year soon. In the winter zone of the valley (Srinagar) and the Jammu region, the government has announced the winter vacation schedule for schools. Pre-primary classes will close from November 26 (Wednesday); classes 1 to 8 will end academic work on December 1; and classes 9 to 12 will stop work from December 11. Schools up to class 8 are set to reopen on March 1, 2026, while higher classes will resume a week earlier, on February 22, 2026. The decision was taken in view of the thermometer dipping several degrees below freezing across Kashmir. In the national capital, the Directorate of Education, Delhi (DoE) has published the school calendar for the academic year 2025-26 stating that the winter vacation will be from January 1 to January 15, 2026. The dates were mentioned in a notice released earlier, dated November last year. However in previous academic years, winter vacations were split and advanced to November due to increased pollution levels and as a precautionary measure. In Uttar Pradesh, information from holiday calendars shows that the New Year/winter vacation for 2025 was scheduled from January 1 to January 15, 2025. However, an official statewide notification specifically for the present academic year 2025-26 winter break has not yet been notified. In Haryana, the Directorate of School Education, Haryana declared that all government and private schools will ob


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The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee ( IIT Roorkee ) on November 25 presented the Distinguished Alumnus, Distinguished Young Alumnus, and Outstanding Service Award recipients for 2024 and 2025 during its Foundation Day celebrations. The Distinguished Alumnus Awards honour exceptional contributions made by alumni of IIT Roorkee, previously University of Roorkee, across categories including academic or research excellence, engineering or technology innovation, leadership in government or public sector, leadership in private sector, entrepreneurial excellence, and service to society. The Distinguished Young Alumnus Award (DYAA) further acknowledges the achievements of alumni under the age of 40. In addition, the Outstanding Service Awards (OSA) were presented to recognise excellence in augmenting resources for IIT Roorkee, promoting excellence in academics and research and inculcating entrepreneurial spirit. Nominations for these awards were invited from alumni worldwide, reflecting IIT Roorkee’s rich legacy and far-reaching impact across diverse fields, an IIT Roorkee statement issued in this regard said. In Academic and Research Excellence (2024–25), the institute honoured Prof. Krishna R. Reddy and Prof. Venkat Lakshmi for their global contributions to geoenvironmental engineering and hydrology. For 2025, Prof. Ram B. Gupta and Prof. Gaurav Sharma were recognised for advancing sustainability research, image processing, and data science. In Engineering and Technology Innovation, Dr. Vinod Kumar (2024) and Jai Prakash Srivastava (2025) were awarded for leadership in steel R&D and technology indigenisation at BHEL. Under Leadership in Government and Public Sector, the 2024 award went to Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Power. For 2025, Dr. Anupma Prakash and Sushil Kumar were honoured for their contributions to geophysics, research leadership, and metro rail development. In the Private Sector, Dr. Rajeev Gautam (2024) was recognised for leadership in biotec

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Response: The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee ( IIT Roorkee ) on November 25 presented the Distinguished Alumnus, Distinguished Young Alumnus, and Outstanding Service Award recipients for 2024 and 2025 during its Foundation Day celebrations. The Distinguished Alumnus Awards honour exceptional contributions made by alumni of IIT Roorkee, previously University of Roorkee, across categories including academic or research excellence, engineering or technology innovation, leadership in government or public sector, leadership in private sector, entrepreneurial excellence, and service to society. The Distinguished Young Alumnus Award (DYAA) further acknowledges the achievements of alumni under the age of 40. In addition, the Outstanding Service Awards (OSA) were presented to recognise excellence in augmenting resources for IIT Roorkee, promoting excellence in academics and research and inculcating entrepreneurial spirit. Nominations for these awards were invited from alumni worldwide, reflecting IIT Roorkee’s rich legacy and far-reaching impact across diverse fields, an IIT Roorkee statement issued in this regard said. In Academic and Research Excellence (2024–25), the institute honoured Prof. Krishna R. Reddy and Prof. Venkat Lakshmi for their global contributions to geoenvironmental engineering and hydrology. For 2025, Prof. Ram B. Gupta and Prof. Gaurav Sharma were recognised for advancing sustainability research, image processing, and data science. In Engineering and Technology Innovation, Dr. Vinod Kumar (2024) and Jai Prakash Srivastava (2025) were awarded for leadership in steel R&D and technology indigenisation at BHEL. Under Leadership in Government and Public Sector, the 2024 award went to Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Power. For 2025, Dr. Anupma Prakash and Sushil Kumar were honoured for their contributions to geophysics, research leadership, and metro rail development. In the Private Sector, Dr. Rajeev Gautam (2024) was recognised for leadership in biotec


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RRB Group D 2025 Exam Begins Nov 27: The Railway Recruitment Board ( RRB ) from November 27 will start the Group D examination against CEN 08/ 2024. The examinations will continue till January 16, 2026. The Railway Board has also activated the RRB Group D 2025  admit card download link for aspirants. This recruitment drive aims to fill 32,438 positions in Level 1 of the 7th CPC pay matrix. The recruitment seeks to fill positions, including assistant bridge, assistant C&W, assistant depot (Stores), assistant loco shed (Diesel), track maintainer, cabin man and pointsman. As lakhs of aspirants gear up for one of the country’s largest recruitment exams, here is a detailed checklist of rules, RRB Group D exam-day instructions and the free travel facility guidelines issued by RRB. – RRB has reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards unfair means. Any candidate found cheating, impersonating, or sending someone else to appear in the exam will be permanently debarred from all future RRB/RRC recruitments and dismissed from service if already employed. Such candidates may also face legal prosecution. – Electronics and personal items are strictly banned inside the exam centre. Items not allowed include mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, pen drives, calculators, laptops, smart watches, wallets, belts, shoes, metallic accessories and ornaments. – Candidates are advised not to bring prohibited items at all, as safe-keeping arrangements may not be available. – The exam will be conducted as a single-stage computer based test (CBT), though the Railway Administration reserves the right to conduct it in multiple stages if required. Those who clear the CBT will proceed to the physical efficiency test (PET), followed by document verification and medical examination. RRB has also highlighted the rules for free travel facility, available exclusively to SC/ST candidates who opted for it during the online application and uploaded valid caste certificates. Eligible candidates will r

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Response: RRB Group D 2025 Exam Begins Nov 27: The Railway Recruitment Board ( RRB ) from November 27 will start the Group D examination against CEN 08/ 2024. The examinations will continue till January 16, 2026. The Railway Board has also activated the RRB Group D 2025  admit card download link for aspirants. This recruitment drive aims to fill 32,438 positions in Level 1 of the 7th CPC pay matrix. The recruitment seeks to fill positions, including assistant bridge, assistant C&W, assistant depot (Stores), assistant loco shed (Diesel), track maintainer, cabin man and pointsman. As lakhs of aspirants gear up for one of the country’s largest recruitment exams, here is a detailed checklist of rules, RRB Group D exam-day instructions and the free travel facility guidelines issued by RRB. – RRB has reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards unfair means. Any candidate found cheating, impersonating, or sending someone else to appear in the exam will be permanently debarred from all future RRB/RRC recruitments and dismissed from service if already employed. Such candidates may also face legal prosecution. – Electronics and personal items are strictly banned inside the exam centre. Items not allowed include mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, pen drives, calculators, laptops, smart watches, wallets, belts, shoes, metallic accessories and ornaments. – Candidates are advised not to bring prohibited items at all, as safe-keeping arrangements may not be available. – The exam will be conducted as a single-stage computer based test (CBT), though the Railway Administration reserves the right to conduct it in multiple stages if required. Those who clear the CBT will proceed to the physical efficiency test (PET), followed by document verification and medical examination. RRB has also highlighted the rules for free travel facility, available exclusively to SC/ST candidates who opted for it during the online application and uploaded valid caste certificates. Eligible candidates will r


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– Vinit Gangwal and Yogesh Malav Cracking Chemistry in NEET UG 2026 is a bit like navigating a three-lane highway where each lane— Physical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry, which demands their driving style. With the right map, steady practice, and disciplined revision, Chemistry can turn from a confusing maze into the most scoring part of your NEET UG journey. Here’s a fully detailed, chapter-wise strategy and focus areas to help you master all three sections with confidence. Also Read | Tips to score above 300 in the bio section Physical Chemistry is often seen as the “mathematics of Chemistry”—logical, number-driven, and concept-heavy. Think of it as building a sturdy house: if your foundation is strong, the structure stands tall even during the toughest tests. Also Read | Get 180 marks in the Physics section Build a strong conceptual foundation from the NCERT Every major idea—mole concept, atomic structure, equilibrium, thermodynamics, solutions, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry—is rooted here. Understand every principle, rule, and concept. NCERT is your compass. Deep Understanding of Each Formula and Its Uses Don’t just memorise formulas. Understand where they come from, why they work, and where they don’t. This reduces mistakes during problem-solving. Create a formula notebook and write important formulas, rules, unit conversions, and shortcuts in one dedicated notebook. Revise it every 2–3 days for smooth recall during exams. Also Read | NEET UG 2025 Vs NEET UG 2026 Solve NCERT Examples, PYQs, Mock Test and Practice Questions Complete all NCERT examples, in-text questions, and exercise problems. These are the most reliable indicators of NEET question patterns. Regular Numerical Practice Daily numerical practice is the lifeblood of Physical Chemistry. Solve 20–30 questions daily, ranging from easy to NEET-level. This builds both speed and accuracy. Continuous Revision Physical Chemistry is easy to forget, making consistent revision non-negotiable. Revise

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Response: – Vinit Gangwal and Yogesh Malav Cracking Chemistry in NEET UG 2026 is a bit like navigating a three-lane highway where each lane— Physical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry, which demands their driving style. With the right map, steady practice, and disciplined revision, Chemistry can turn from a confusing maze into the most scoring part of your NEET UG journey. Here’s a fully detailed, chapter-wise strategy and focus areas to help you master all three sections with confidence. Also Read | Tips to score above 300 in the bio section Physical Chemistry is often seen as the “mathematics of Chemistry”—logical, number-driven, and concept-heavy. Think of it as building a sturdy house: if your foundation is strong, the structure stands tall even during the toughest tests. Also Read | Get 180 marks in the Physics section Build a strong conceptual foundation from the NCERT Every major idea—mole concept, atomic structure, equilibrium, thermodynamics, solutions, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry—is rooted here. Understand every principle, rule, and concept. NCERT is your compass. Deep Understanding of Each Formula and Its Uses Don’t just memorise formulas. Understand where they come from, why they work, and where they don’t. This reduces mistakes during problem-solving. Create a formula notebook and write important formulas, rules, unit conversions, and shortcuts in one dedicated notebook. Revise it every 2–3 days for smooth recall during exams. Also Read | NEET UG 2025 Vs NEET UG 2026 Solve NCERT Examples, PYQs, Mock Test and Practice Questions Complete all NCERT examples, in-text questions, and exercise problems. These are the most reliable indicators of NEET question patterns. Regular Numerical Practice Daily numerical practice is the lifeblood of Physical Chemistry. Solve 20–30 questions daily, ranging from easy to NEET-level. This builds both speed and accuracy. Continuous Revision Physical Chemistry is easy to forget, making consistent revision non-negotiable. Revise


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With the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) venturing into offering undergraduate programmes like those in management studies, data science, and economics, IIM Kozhikode Director Debashis Chatterjee spoke to The Indian Express about branching out from the traditional postgraduate programmes in management that the IIMs have been known for so far. IIM Kozhikode launched a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme this year with 110 students at the institute’s Kochi campus – students major in management with a choice of minors in subjects including economics and public policy, and artificial intelligence and machine learning. IIM Sambalpur launched two UG programmes this year – one in management and public policy, and another in data science and AI, while IIM Bangalore will launch UG programmes in economics and data science next year, and IIM Sirmaur launched one in management studies last year. Prof Chatterjee pointed to a “slow disenchantment with MBA (courses) across the global spectrum” and said that IIMs are on the threshold of looking more like universities. We were witnessing a gradual, slow disenchantment with MBA across the global spectrum, although the story in India is still very vibrant, and the number of applications far outnumber the numbers we can take in. But we were sensing that…students wanting to invest two years of their precious life in the middle of their careers or the threshold of their careers…they are pretty picky about what they get in these two years. We thought that we have to reimagine management education from the bottom up, from the foundation level. IIMs are generally secondhand car dealers, as far as learners are concerned – they are more or less finished by the time they reach us. So, if we could introduce management thinking to young minds at an early stage, we could build agile thinkers…who are interdisciplinary, culturally grounded and innovation driven. The NEP’s main themes are flexibility, research orientation, and holi

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Response: With the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) venturing into offering undergraduate programmes like those in management studies, data science, and economics, IIM Kozhikode Director Debashis Chatterjee spoke to The Indian Express about branching out from the traditional postgraduate programmes in management that the IIMs have been known for so far. IIM Kozhikode launched a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme this year with 110 students at the institute’s Kochi campus – students major in management with a choice of minors in subjects including economics and public policy, and artificial intelligence and machine learning. IIM Sambalpur launched two UG programmes this year – one in management and public policy, and another in data science and AI, while IIM Bangalore will launch UG programmes in economics and data science next year, and IIM Sirmaur launched one in management studies last year. Prof Chatterjee pointed to a “slow disenchantment with MBA (courses) across the global spectrum” and said that IIMs are on the threshold of looking more like universities. We were witnessing a gradual, slow disenchantment with MBA across the global spectrum, although the story in India is still very vibrant, and the number of applications far outnumber the numbers we can take in. But we were sensing that…students wanting to invest two years of their precious life in the middle of their careers or the threshold of their careers…they are pretty picky about what they get in these two years. We thought that we have to reimagine management education from the bottom up, from the foundation level. IIMs are generally secondhand car dealers, as far as learners are concerned – they are more or less finished by the time they reach us. So, if we could introduce management thinking to young minds at an early stage, we could build agile thinkers…who are interdisciplinary, culturally grounded and innovation driven. The NEP’s main themes are flexibility, research orientation, and holi


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Indian School of Business Executive Education, in collaboration with Emeritus, has launched the Chief Digital and AI Officer programme. This 30-week programme is for seasoned professionals aiming to lead digital initiatives and AI integration at the enterprise level. Through this programme, learners will gain the ability to develop and execute digital strategies that align with organisational goals, while leveraging AI to drive innovation and sustainable growth. They will learn to promote cross-functional collaboration, empowering teams to lead transformation initiatives with confidence. The curriculum emphasises stakeholder alignment and effective communication, ensuring smooth AI adoption through strong change management practices, as mentioned in the press release. The programme is set to commence on December 30, 2025. Designed as a blended learning experience, it combines online modules, live sessions, masterclasses, and dedicated office hours to ensure engagement. The programme fee is Rs 6,31,000 plus GST. Eligibility is open to graduates or diploma holders who possess a minimum of 10 years of work experience, making it ideal for seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and leadership capabilities. Participants will also be equipped to establish AI governance frameworks that safeguard digital assets, uphold ethical standards, and advise on cybersecurity measures. Finally, the programme prepares learners to transform business processes by strategically implementing AI technologies and fostering a culture of continuous learning, thereby enhancing overall digital readiness. “In today’s digital era, leadership extends beyond traditional boundaries. Our CDAIO Programme is designed to equip leaders with the skills to harness AI and digital technologies effectively, ensuring they can drive innovation while maintaining robust governance,” said Sunill Sood, Executive Director, Executive Education. Meanwhile, professional networking website LinkedIn has

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Response: Indian School of Business Executive Education, in collaboration with Emeritus, has launched the Chief Digital and AI Officer programme. This 30-week programme is for seasoned professionals aiming to lead digital initiatives and AI integration at the enterprise level. Through this programme, learners will gain the ability to develop and execute digital strategies that align with organisational goals, while leveraging AI to drive innovation and sustainable growth. They will learn to promote cross-functional collaboration, empowering teams to lead transformation initiatives with confidence. The curriculum emphasises stakeholder alignment and effective communication, ensuring smooth AI adoption through strong change management practices, as mentioned in the press release. The programme is set to commence on December 30, 2025. Designed as a blended learning experience, it combines online modules, live sessions, masterclasses, and dedicated office hours to ensure engagement. The programme fee is Rs 6,31,000 plus GST. Eligibility is open to graduates or diploma holders who possess a minimum of 10 years of work experience, making it ideal for seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and leadership capabilities. Participants will also be equipped to establish AI governance frameworks that safeguard digital assets, uphold ethical standards, and advise on cybersecurity measures. Finally, the programme prepares learners to transform business processes by strategically implementing AI technologies and fostering a culture of continuous learning, thereby enhancing overall digital readiness. “In today’s digital era, leadership extends beyond traditional boundaries. Our CDAIO Programme is designed to equip leaders with the skills to harness AI and digital technologies effectively, ensuring they can drive innovation while maintaining robust governance,” said Sunill Sood, Executive Director, Executive Education. Meanwhile, professional networking website LinkedIn has


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The government is planning to support 100 engineering colleges in Quantum research with Rs 1 crore for setting up laboratories for teaching undergraduate minor programmes, Department of Science and Technology (DST) Secretary Prof Abhay Karandikar said on Monday. Addressing a function at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay ( IIT Bombay ), he said DST is also planning to set up a quantum algorithms technical group for capacity building to support start-ups and for development of research and technology. “We are going to set up teaching labs in hundred engineering colleges and institutions for teaching undergraduate minor programs. In fact, we have already received more than 500 proposals for this, of which we will be selecting about 100,” Karandikar said. “DST is proud to see strong progress under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber Physical Systems and the National Quantum Mission, where IIT Bombay continues to play a key leadership role,” he said. The Technology Innovation Hub at IIT Bombay has made remarkable advances by way of supporting startups, developing new technologies and recently launching work on Indian-language large language models, he said. Under the National Quantum Mission, all four hubs (viz IISc Bengaluru , IIT Madras , IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay) have shown impressive progress in the last few months and the quantum sensing hub at IIT Bombay has been particularly noteworthy, he added. Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh on Monday announced the establishment of two major state-of-the-art Quantum Fabrication and Central Facilities under the National Quantum Mission (NQM) during his visit to IIT Bombay. With a total investment of Rs 720 crore, these two central fabrication major facilities to be set up at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru will indigenise fabrication of quantum computing chips and quantum sensors thereby accelerating their development in India. Two additional small scale facilities will also be set u

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Response: The government is planning to support 100 engineering colleges in Quantum research with Rs 1 crore for setting up laboratories for teaching undergraduate minor programmes, Department of Science and Technology (DST) Secretary Prof Abhay Karandikar said on Monday. Addressing a function at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay ( IIT Bombay ), he said DST is also planning to set up a quantum algorithms technical group for capacity building to support start-ups and for development of research and technology. “We are going to set up teaching labs in hundred engineering colleges and institutions for teaching undergraduate minor programs. In fact, we have already received more than 500 proposals for this, of which we will be selecting about 100,” Karandikar said. “DST is proud to see strong progress under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber Physical Systems and the National Quantum Mission, where IIT Bombay continues to play a key leadership role,” he said. The Technology Innovation Hub at IIT Bombay has made remarkable advances by way of supporting startups, developing new technologies and recently launching work on Indian-language large language models, he said. Under the National Quantum Mission, all four hubs (viz IISc Bengaluru , IIT Madras , IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay) have shown impressive progress in the last few months and the quantum sensing hub at IIT Bombay has been particularly noteworthy, he added. Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh on Monday announced the establishment of two major state-of-the-art Quantum Fabrication and Central Facilities under the National Quantum Mission (NQM) during his visit to IIT Bombay. With a total investment of Rs 720 crore, these two central fabrication major facilities to be set up at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru will indigenise fabrication of quantum computing chips and quantum sensors thereby accelerating their development in India. Two additional small scale facilities will also be set u