EDUCATION
UT Austin and Rice University Attain Ivy League Status
This development holds significant promise for Indian international students, particularly considering their substantial enrollment in these Texas institutions. This trend is particularly noteworthy following India's recent ascent as the leading source of international graduate students, surpassing China, as reported by the Open Doors Report.
Byju Raveendran Shifts Sales Strategy: Prioritizing Counseling Over Selling, Slashes Course Prices
He emphasized the transition from a "push-based" to a "pull-based" sales model, highlighting the importance of guiding students and parents towards the transformative learning experiences offered by Byju's. Raveendran stressed that the role of sales associates transcends mere selling; they are, in essence, education counselors tasked with providing guidance and support.
NTA Dismisses Allegations of NEET UG Paper Leak as Groundless
This clarification came after a stream of social media reports that indicated leakage of the NEET (UG) question paper well in advance of the exam. The Senior Director at NTA, Sadhana Parashar, confirmed the smooth conduct of NEET (UG) 2024, which was conducted in 4750 centres in 571 cities, including 14 cities abroad, on May 5.
Breaking Barriers: Prof Naima Khatoon Makes History as AMU's First Female Vice Chancellor
The announcement came through a notification from the Education Ministry's Higher Education Department, confirming President Droupadi Murmu's appointment of Prof. Naima Khatoon. She is set to lead the university for a five-year term, commencing from the date she assumes office or until she reaches the age of 70, whichever comes first.
UPSC Civil Services 2023 Results: Lucknow's Aditya Srivastava secures top rank
An official spokesperson revealed that the selection process was based on the results of the written phase of the Civil Services Examination conducted in September 2023 by UPSC, followed by interviews for the Personality Test conducted between January and April 2024. Out of the candidates, a commendable total of 1,016 individuals have been recommended for appointment, acknowledged for their exceptional performance throughout the examination.
IP University Online Applications Now Accepted Until April 15
Acknowledging the recent conclusion of board exams, the university authorities believe that extending the deadline will facilitate students in making well-considered decisions regarding their academic futures. Additionally, the university is considering CUET scores for certain undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programs, although precedence will be given to CET scores over CUET scores. Consequently, applicants who have taken the CUET are encouraged to also apply for the university's CETs to enhance their chances of admission.
NISAU UK Launches 'Fair Visa, Fair Chance' Campaign for Indian Students in the UK
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), tasked with reviewing the Graduate Route visa by UK Home Secretary James Cleverly, aims to ensure its effectiveness and is expected to deliver its findings next month.
UGC Extends CUET-UG Application Deadline to March 31st
Professor M Jagadesh Kumar, the Chairman of UGC, stated that the extension was made in response to requests from candidates and various stakeholders. He urged students to stay updated by visiting exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-UG/ for the latest information.
Zoho's Sridhar Vembu Warns Against India's Competitive Exam Pressure: A Path to Extinction
Vembu emphasized the necessity for India to break free from the relentless pressure imposed on children and young adults by competitive exams. He warned against the detrimental effects of intense pressure, which often stifles talent and molds individuals into robotic beings. According to him, this pressure perpetuates a rat race leading towards extinction rather than fostering genuine growth and development.
UK English Test Scandal: Indians, Other Foreign Students Rally to Clear Their Names
Recent developments reported by The Guardian shed light on fresh evidence challenging the UK Home Office's assertions of cheating against a staggering 35,000 international students. The Home Office's swift revocation of visas rendered these students illegal residents overnight, spurred by a 2014 BBC exposé detailing alleged malpractice at two language testing centers catering to international students.
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