The Institute of Company Secretaries of India has announced the ICSI CSEET January 2026 result on its official website, icsi.edu. The examination was conducted on January 10 and 12, 2026, in an online remote-proctored mode. Candidates can view their subject-wise marks and download the e-Result-cum-Marks Statement using their application number and date of birth. No […]
NEET PG 2025 qualifying cut-offs were drastically lowered, allowing candidates with zero or negative scores to be eligible for counselling. This move, aimed at filling vacant postgraduate seats, has sparked widespread criticism from medical bodies concerned about academic standards and patient safety. The controversy has escalated to the Supreme Court, highlighting broader issues of merit
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Ontario is investing $242 million to modernise learning facilities at publicly funded colleges and universities, aiming to prepare students for in-demand jobs. The funding includes $209.3 million for facility renewal, $21.6 million for college equipment, and $10.8 million for university training equipment, with institutions required to match contributions. Queen’s University will use funds for immersive
The Bihar School Examination Board is issuing provisional appointment letters for teachers involved in the Annual Secondary Examination 2026. These letters are for teachers assigned to evaluate answer sheets and other confidential examination tasks. Teachers can download their letters online, while hard copies are sent to District Education Offices for collection.
A year after Donald Trump’s return to office, the H-1B visa is no longer a uniform national pathway. Using US Department of Labor data analysed by Manifest Law, this story maps how sharply H-1B wages now diverge by city—turning geography into destiny, reshaping leverage for workers, and creating unequal outcomes, especially for Indian professionals navigating
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Demand for the EB-1A “Einstein visa” has surged across the US as H-1B shortages and long employment-based visa backlogs push skilled professionals towards self-petitioned permanent residency routes. USCIS data cited by CBS News show applications have tripled in four years while approval rates have declined amid stricter vetting. The rise has also fuelled a market
The Central Board of Secondary Education is set to release the CBSE Class 10 and 12 admit cards 2026 for regular students shortly, ahead of the board exams beginning February 17. Schools will download and distribute the hall tickets, while private candidates have already received theirs. Carrying the admit card is mandatory for exam entry.
Stanford University has closed its Digital Education office. This move ends a program that provided online Stanford courses to underprivileged high school students. The initiative connected over 2,600 students from 103 schools across 22 states. The university cited a lack of long-term funding for the decision. The partner organization hopes to revive the program.
Harvard University, long a symbol of scientific supremacy, has slipped to third place in the CWTS Leiden Ranking 2025, overtaken by China’s Zhejiang and Shanghai Jiao Tong universities. The shift reflects China’s strategic rise in research output and global influence, signaling a multipolar scientific world where scale, coordination, and vision increasingly redefine leadership in science.
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Kent Syverud has been named the 16th president of the University of Michigan, returning to his alma mater on July 1 after serving as chancellor and president of Syracuse University since 2014. A U-M alumnus, Syverud earned degrees in law and economics and previously served as dean at Vanderbilt University and Washington University in St.
