The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has officially announced the schedule for walk-in interviews as part of its 2025 recruitment drive for multiple positions. This move aims to fill various academic and non-academic roles within the prestigious educational body.
Official Notice and Key Details
The official notification, which is now available on the NCERT website, outlines the specific dates, venues, and posts for which the walk-in interviews will be conducted. Candidates are advised to carefully review the notice for eligibility criteria, required qualifications, and the list of necessary documents to bring to the interview venue. The recruitment process is a significant opportunity for professionals seeking to contribute to India's educational framework.
How to Apply and Important Instructions
Interested and eligible candidates must appear for the walk-in interview on the specified dates. It is crucial to carry all original certificates, mark sheets, and a set of photocopies for verification. The council has emphasized that no separate application forms will be accepted via post or email for this walk-in process. Applicants should report to the designated venue well within the time mentioned in the official notice.
Broader Context: Opportunities and Challenges in Key Sectors
This recruitment drive comes at a time when several other sectors are also witnessing significant developments. Industry leaders have highlighted an acute need for cyber specialists in the AI era, pointing to a growing skills gap. In the agricultural sector, data shows that Tamil Nadu farmers have received Rs 12,764 crore under the PM-Kisan scheme over the past six years, underscoring the scale of central government support.
Meanwhile, in the technology and travel sectors, users are exploring new features like the Google Photos 2025 Recap, while flyers at Pune airport faced severe inconvenience as IndiGo flights experienced major delays, leaving passengers stuck inside aircraft for hours. In the realm of cybersecurity, AIADMK MP C Ve Shanmugam recently revealed he was a target of a digital arrest scam, highlighting the pervasive threat of cybercrime.
Cultural and Political Crosscurrents
The news landscape also features notable political and cultural commentary. In international politics, California Governor Gavin Newsom urged Democrats to project cultural normality and criticized Fox News. Domestically, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra responded to questions on the falling rupee by redirecting focus to past remarks made by PM Modi. In entertainment, the film 'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' continues its strong box office run, while BTS stars Jimin and Jung Kook launched a new season of their reality show, sending fans into a frenzy.
From competitive exams like the IIM CAT, whose answer key was released, to the crisis of trust within the women's hockey team, and the phasing out of Micron's Crucial brand to meet AI memory demands, the day's news paints a picture of a nation and world in rapid transition across education, technology, economy, and culture.
