The Trump administration has rolled back a decade-old policy protecting 'sensitive locations' such as schools and churches from immigration enforcement. This shift allows ICE and CBP to conduct raids and surveillance in these spaces, sparking fear among immigrant families. The policy change could disrupt education, undermine trust in schools, and cause long-term psychological harm to children, especially in high-immigrant communities.
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IBPS has released the PO interview admit card for candidates who cleared the mains exam. The admit card can be downloaded from ibps.in until February 18, 2025. The IBPS PO Mains 2024 result was declared on January 31, 2025. Selected candidates will now appear for the interview round. Candidates can check the direct link here.
President Trump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education faces significant backlash, with 50% of American voters disapproving, according to a Morning Consult survey. The proposal is among Trump's most unpopular actions. While some Republican governors, like Tennessee's Bill Lee, support the move, critics warn of severe impacts on public education, including funding cuts and larger class sizes. The future of US education remains uncertain as Congress prepares to weigh in on the proposal.
The Maharashtra CET Cell has released the MHT CET 2025 admit card for the PCM group on April 10. Candidates can download it from cetcell.mahacet.org. The entrance exam will be conducted from April 19 to 27 (excluding April 24) and will feature three MCQ-based papers, with no negative marking and difficulty similar to JEE (Main).
Delhi University students, particularly at Kamala Nehru College, faced anxieties over examination results, including incorrect 'absent' markings and 'Essential Repeat' grades. While most issues were resolved, students and faculty highlighted technical glitches and called for system improvements. A DU professor has invited concerned parties to address the matter, reaffirming the university's commitment to resolving genuine issues promptly.
A parliamentary panel has highlighted major concerns with the SWAYAM platform, revealing that less than 4% of enrolled students have completed courses since 2017. The report cites outdated content, rigid teaching methods, and inadequate infrastructure as key issues. The committee recommended proactive placement support and a dedicated recruitment platform to boost engagement and effectiveness.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has postponed the UGC NET December 2024 examination originally set for January 15, 2025, due to regional festivals like Pongal and Makar Sankranti. The new date will be announced later; however, exams scheduled for January 16 will continue as planned.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued guidelines for CUET PG 2025, emphasizing CCTV surveillance, jammers, and strict action against unfair practices. Candidates must carry their Aadhaar card, admit card, and other permitted items. Latecomers won’t be allowed. Multiple applications will lead to cancellation. The exam runs from March 13 to April 1, covering 157 subjects across 43 shifts.
An examination centre in-charge, Anju Yadav, has been booked for allegedly sharing the UP Class 10 Math board exam 2025 paper in an official WhatsApp group. Authorities removed the paper and reported the matter. A case was registered, her phone was seized, and an investigation is ongoing. The exams run from February 25 to March 12.
At least 118 international students across Texas universities have lost their legal immigration status after being removed from the SEVIS system, sparking concern and confusion. The US government's move affects students at UNT, UTD, Texas A&M, and others, with no clear explanation provided. Immigration attorneys warn of serious consequences. The DHS has linked new scrutiny to campus protests, raising fears of targeting based on political expression, as reported by The Texas Tribune.
The CBI has accused former Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission chairman Taman Singh Sonwani of manipulating exam guidelines and sharing question papers with relatives to ensure their selection for senior government posts. The CBI also alleges Sonwani and others received kickbacks from a firm, leading to the arrest of Sonwani, his nephews, and other involved individuals.