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The Staff Selection Commission has rescheduled the Selection Posts (Phase-13) 2025 exams for approximately 59,500 candidates, now set for August 29, 2025. Examination city details are available from August 22, and admit cards will be accessible from August 26 via the official SSC portal. Candidates should verify details and follow provided guidelines for a smooth […]

Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are spearheading a movement to democratize AI education across India. Initiatives include empowering women with generative AI skills, fortifying cybersecurity readiness against AI-enabled threats, and making AI accessible across diverse disciplines. These efforts aim to cultivate a digitally skilled workforce, ensuring broad participation in India’s AI-driven future.

The Andhra Pradesh District Selection Committee (AP DSC) is expected to release the 2025 Merit List for teacher recruitment today, August 22, 2025, aiming to fill 16,347 positions. Candidates can access the district-wise merit list and download call letters for certificate verification through apdsc.apcfss.in. Shortlisted candidates must attend certificate verification with required original documents at

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) has declared the WBJEE 2025 results today, August 22nd, following a delay due to court directives. Candidates can now access their rank cards and the final answer key on wbjeeb.nic.in and wbjeeb.in. This exam facilitates admissions to undergraduate engineering, pharmacy, and architecture programs.

As US tech giants expand their H-1B workforce, evidence suggests American-born workers are increasingly sidelined, with job listings funneled through immigration departments rather than open recruitment channels. Critics argue this exploits regulatory loopholes, fueling concerns over premeditated workforce replacement, ethical hiring, and the future balance between domestic employment and the country’s reliance on skilled foreign

The US Department of Education is reinstating over 260 employees to its Office for Civil Rights after a court order. This reversal follows a staff reduction that hindered civil rights enforcement, including Title IX protections. The decision addresses concerns about students’ access to justice and the backlog of discrimination cases accumulated during the shutdown.

A federal judge has blocked key provisions of Mississippi’s law restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion in public schools, citing constitutional concerns and threats to free expression. The injunction protects classroom discussions on race, gender identity, sexual orientation, and national origin while a broader legal challenge proceeds, highlighting tensions between academic freedom, state authority, and the

Stanford University’s psychology program, renowned globally, presents significant costs for undergraduates, reaching approximately $82,000-$85,000 annually, while Ph.D. students benefit from lower tuition and substantial financial aid like assistantships and stipends. Additional expenses, including health insurance and personal costs, should also be considered by prospective students to manage their finances effectively.

A federal court approved a settlement in Montana, enabling students with disabilities to remain in public education until age 22. This decision aligns Montana with the majority of U.S. states, offering extended access to tailored support and skill development. Students who graduated without a diploma in spring 2025 will have a re-enrollment opportunity.

India has significantly increased its MBBS and postgraduate medical seats, aiming to boost healthcare accessibility and quality. While capacity has expanded considerably, particularly in states like Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, challenges persist with seat vacancies and ensuring uniform educational standards. Initiatives by the NMC and government programs are underway to address these issues and