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The Department of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh has released the revised Round 1 allotment result for NEET UG 2025 counselling at dme.mponline.gov.in. Allotted candidates must report for admission and document verification between August 19–23, 2025, with withdrawal allowed till August 24. Upgradation option is available during admission. Candidates can download the allotment list PDF online.

Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha urged the government in Rajya Sabha to provide free subscriptions of advanced AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude to all Indians, calling AI “an opportunity to dream big.” He said AI could benefit farmers, students, businesses and the elderly. Meanwhile, Lok Sabha passed the Online Gaming Bill banning

The Congress has urged the Modi government to implement SC, ST, and OBC reservations in private higher educational institutions, following a Parliamentary Standing Committee report chaired by Digvijaya Singh. Citing Article 15(5) and low representation of marginalised groups, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh pressed for legislation, recalling the party’s 2024 Nyay Patra pledge. The decision now

Aspiring business leaders face a crucial decision: pursuing an MBA in India or the USA. Indian B-schools offer cost-effectiveness and strong domestic connections, while American universities provide global exposure and diverse networks. The choice hinges on career goals, financial capacity, and desired lifestyle, impacting long-term growth and opportunities.

Five high schools from Illinois and Michigan have been ranked among the best in the US in the 2025–2026 Best High Schools list by US News & World Report. Three Chicago schools placed in the top 100 nationally, led by Payton College Preparatory. Michigan’s International Academy of Macomb ranked 11th. Rankings were based on college

Trump’s visa policies, travel bans, and hostile rhetoric have pushed international students away from US universities, undermining America’s reputation as a global education hub. With delays, revocations, and heightened scrutiny, enrollment has plunged, forcing many to seek opportunities in Europe and Asia. Educators warn the greatest loss is intellectual, diminished research, innovation, and soft power

The U.S. is implementing stricter immigration scrutiny, assessing applicants’ views on American values, terrorism, and antisemitism. This policy impacts green card and work authorization seekers, raising concerns about subjectivity and potential bias. Critics fear it could disproportionately affect skilled foreign workers, particularly those on H-1B visas, and stifle free speech.

US public schools are facing a significant enrollment decline, with over 1.2 million students lost between 2019 and 2023. This drop, fueled by low birth rates, immigration restrictions, and domestic migration, is impacting younger grades the most. Consequently, school districts are grappling with funding cuts, program reductions, and potential closures, necessitating creative solutions to sustain

A federal judge has temporarily blocked Texas’ law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, citing First Amendment violations. The ruling, part of a broader national battle over religion in public schools, mirrors similar outcomes in Louisiana and Arkansas. Supporters argue cultural heritage; opponents stress constitutional boundaries. The case may advance to the

NCERT has introduced Operation Sindoor modules for classes 3-12, embedding lessons of courage and national pride into the curriculum. These modules detail the mission launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, showcasing India’s military capabilities and the unity displayed across the nation. It highlights technological advancements and diplomatic achievements, emphasizing the importance of standing