The Princeton Review’s latest rankings reveal the 10 private U.S. colleges offering the best return on investment (ROI). Institutions like Princeton, MIT, and Stanford top the list thanks to generous financial aid and high post-graduation earnings. Despite steep sticker prices, strong aid packages and no-loan policies ensure these elite schools provide exceptional value and long-term […]
India’s booming AI industry faces a critical talent shortage, with only one qualified engineer available for every ten Generative AI job openings. This scarcity drives salaries sky-high, particularly in AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. Tier-2 cities are emerging as tech hubs, fostering greater inclusion and offering new opportunities, but urgent upskilling is needed to sustain
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The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has confirmed the 71st Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) Prelims 2025 will be held on September 13, 2025, dismissing postponement rumors. Vacancies for the 71st CCE have been revised to 1,264, including 14 DSP posts. Additionally, BPSC has announced the Assistant Education Development Officer (AEDO) recruitment 2025, offering 935 positions.
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The Allahabad High Court has quashed Uttar Pradesh government orders that pushed reservation beyond 79% in four district medical colleges, terming it a violation of the 50% cap. Acting on a petition by NEET candidate Sabra Ahmed, the court directed the state to re-fill seats as per the Reservation Act, 2006, and follow due legal
A Bengaluru international school’s ₹7.35 lakh annual fee for Grade 1 has ignited a debate on affordability and access to quality education. The viral fee structure sparked outrage, with many questioning if even high-income families can afford such costs. This controversy highlights the growing disparity in education expenses, raising concerns about whether quality education is
Back-to-school shopping has become a $39.4 billion ritual, but rising inflation and new tariffs are squeezing parents harder than ever. Families are planning earlier, relying more on credit, and bargain-hunting at discount retailers. While overall spending rises slightly, per-child spending continues to fall, reflecting higher prices and hidden costs like extracurriculars that push household budgets
Due to technical issues, the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has postponed the KSET 2025 registration. The application window will now open on September 1, 2025, and close on September 18, 2025, with fee submission until September 19, 2025. The KSET exam, mandatory for Assistant Professor eligibility, is scheduled for November 2, 2025; candidates can apply
India is at a turning point with artificial intelligence. The nation is debating work culture. Some leaders want 70-hour weeks for economic growth. Others push for work-life balance. Maharashtra may allow longer workdays. Gen Z wants flexibility. Studies show overwork hurts productivity. The nation must choose between old habits and a smarter, healthier future.
Proposed changes to US student visa rules could limit international student stays to four years, replacing the flexible “duration of status” model. This move is expected to impact Indian students more than their Chinese counterparts, as many Indians depend on post-study work routes such as OPT and H-1B visas. Chinese students often pursue funded PhDs
The United States has introduced new fees for foreign nationals applying for work authorisation, effective August 21, 2025. Form I-765 now costs $470 online and $520 on paper, with additional fees for asylum seekers, parolees, and TPS holders. A new $100 annual Asylum Fee applies to those with pending Form I-589 applications. Validity periods for
