NEET PG Cutoff 14, Syrup Deaths, Waste Rules Flawed
NEET PG cutoff plummets to 14, raising concerns. Syrup and water contamination linked to death row cases. New waste management rules face criticism for implementation flaws.
Category : Higher Education
IGNOU June 2026 TEE Tentative Date Sheet Released
Indira Gandhi National Open University has announced the provisional schedule for June 2026 Term-End Examinations, running from June 1 to July 15 with dual daily shifts. Students must verify details and report discrepancies by February 27.
Hindu College Marks 127th Founder's Day with AI Focus
Hindu College commemorated its 127th Founder's Day with Dr. Ajay Kumar as Chief Guest, highlighting AI's role in India's future and the institution's enduring legacy in education and nation-building.
78-Year-Old Woman Tops MA Marathi, Wins Gold Medal
A 78-year-old woman from India has achieved academic excellence by securing the first rank and a gold medal in her MA Marathi course, proving that age is no barrier to education.
DU Bans Campus Protests for a Month Over Law and Order Issues
Delhi University has imposed a one-month ban on meetings, processions, and protests across its campuses, citing law and order risks after clashes erupted over UGC equity guidelines. The move follows violent incidents and allegations between student groups
Data Science Talent Gap: AAFT Noida's IBM-Backed B.Sc Program
NASSCOM reports a 51% demand-supply gap for data science professionals in India. AAFT Noida's B.Sc in Data Science, with IBM SkillBuild collaboration, offers hands-on training to bridge this critical industry shortage.
Galgotias University Pavilion Attracts at AI Summit 2026
Galgotias University's pavilion became a key attraction at the AI Impact Summit 2026, showcasing a Rs 350 crore AI exhibit featuring innovations in education, healthcare, and smart cities.
Education Ministry's AI Frontier Session with Ministers
The Ministry of Education organizes a special AI session at Bharat Mandapam, Delhi, featuring Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and MoS Jayant Chaudhary, focusing on integrating AI across India's education ecosystem.
2026 Solar Eclipse: Not Visible in India, Africa & South America Path
The first solar eclipse of 2026 occurs on February 17 as an annular 'Ring of Fire' event. While not visible from India, it offers students valuable astronomy lessons about celestial mechanics and orbital alignment.
NIT Kurukshetra Student Found Dead in Hostel, Probe On
A 19-year-old computer science student at NIT Kurukshetra was discovered deceased in his hostel room. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Rajasthan CM Inaugurates National Summit on Institutional Leadership
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma inaugurated a two-day national summit on Institutional Leadership in Jaipur, emphasizing the integration of innovation, technology, and Indian knowledge tradition in education.
IIT Indore Introduces New BTech Programs in Sustainability & Biomedical Engineering
IIT Indore will launch two innovative undergraduate programs from July 2026: BTech in Environmental Economics & Sustainable Engineering and BTech in Biomedical Engineering & Data Science, focusing on climate solutions and healthcare technology.
IIM Indore Global Youth Conference on Social Innovation
IIM Indore inaugurated a three-day international conference, 'Youth for Impact,' focusing on social innovation and inclusive leadership. The event features scholars from Australia, Italy, the UK, Dubai, and Brazil, with discussions on technology, health,
IET University Enforces 7 Strict Anti-Ragging Measures
IET Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya introduces direct expulsion, heavy fines, hostel eviction, monthly night inspections, and compulsory quarterly meetings to combat ragging following serious campus incidents.
UP Launches SIRF to Rank Technical Education Institutions
The Uttar Pradesh government has introduced the State Institutional Ranking Framework (SIRF) to evaluate and rank degree and diploma-level technical institutions, aiming to enhance quality and foster healthy competition.
PAU Wins National Awards for Oilseeds Research and Climate Resilience
Punjab Agricultural University faculty and students earned numerous national honors at oilseeds and climate conferences, including lifetime achievement awards and best presentation prizes for groundbreaking agricultural research.
Aided College Professors in Punjab Seek Salary Uniformity
Professors at government-aided colleges in Punjab are advocating for a standardized salary structure to address disparities with government college counterparts, citing financial strain and recruitment challenges.
Indian Students Shine at Global Nuclear Tech Winter School
Ten Indian students participated in the Obninsk Tech Winter School 2026 in Russia, joining 120 peers from 47 countries for advanced nuclear science training and a hackathon.
Goa Library to Open New Branches in Baina and Curchorem
The Goa State Central Library announces plans to establish new public libraries in Baina and Curchorem, South Goa, with renovations and new construction underway to enhance community access to resources.
BTech Student Dies by Suicide at Jalandhar University
A BTech-II student at a private university in Jalandhar died by suicide on Monday by jumping from a library building. Police are investigating the incident.
Al-Falah University Fights Haryana's New Act in High Court
Al-Falah Charitable Trust and Al-Falah University Faridabad have filed a petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, challenging the constitutional validity of the Haryana Private Universities (Amendment) Act, 2025. The petition alleges the Act grants
Patna University VC Urges Education System Overhaul for Youth Skills
Patna University Vice-Chancellor Namita Singh advocates for revamping education to equip youth with critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. She emphasizes integrating Indian Knowledge System into curriculum under NEP 2020.
Low Nomination Turnout for Patna University Student Union Polls
Despite 336 nomination forms sold, only one candidate filed for the Patna University Student Union elections on Monday. Voting for 27 posts is scheduled for February 28, with nominations open for two more days.
Pharmacy College Launches AI & Quantum Computing Program
Siddhartha College of Pharmaceutical Sciences partners with Core Defender AI to launch certificate program integrating AI and quantum computing for pharmacy education, featuring NVIDIA hardware.
Epstein's Academic Ties Expose Dark Side of Fundraising
New revelations from the Epstein files show academics sought his funding for college budgets and research, highlighting ethical concerns in university fundraising.
NIT Trichy's Pragyan 2025: 'Anachronia' Theme Unveiled
The National Institute of Technology, Trichy, will host its 22nd annual techno-managerial festival, Pragyan, from February 19 to 22, 2025, featuring the theme 'Anachronia' with events like robowars and a nuclear exhibition.
IIM Indore, TimesPro Start 17th Project Management Batch
IIM Indore and TimesPro have announced the 17th batch of their Certificate Programme in Project Management, aimed at enhancing skills for professionals and students in a dynamic business environment.
Gen Z Academic Decline: First Generation Scoring Lower
Neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath's testimony reveals Generation Z is the first modern cohort to show declines in attention, literacy, and IQ, linked to screen-based learning.
Bosscoder School of Technology Launches B.Tech in Bengaluru Tech Park
Bosscoder School of Technology introduces a new B.Tech program in Computer Science and AI, based in Bengaluru's tech park, with curriculum designed by top engineers to bridge the industry-education gap.
Abu Dhabi Schools Enforce Strict Food Bans with Random Checks
Schools in Abu Dhabi are conducting random lunchbox inspections to enforce a comprehensive Red List of banned foods, including high-fat, high-sugar items, processed meats, and unhealthy beverages, with legal penalties for non-compliance.
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