President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship could disrupt the future of Indian students and families in the US, particularly those on temporary work and student visas. With Indian professionals making up a significant portion of the H-1B visa holders, the new policy raises concerns about the long-term impact on US education and workforce. As a result, Canada and Australia are becoming attractive alternatives for Indian students seeking stable educational and immigration pathways.
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The Open Doors 2024 Annual Report highlights a significant rise in international student enrollment across U.S. colleges, with 1,126,690 students representing 6% of total enrollment. India leads this surge, while STEM fields dominate academic choices. Notably, New York University tops the list with over 24,000 international students. California, Boston, and Midwestern institutions also remain top destinations, driven by tech and research excellence.
In March, nearly 100 US companies, including major retailers like Joann Fabrics and Walgreens, announced significant layoffs, according to reports. The job cuts, disclosed through WARN notices, reflect a shift in the workforce driven by rising interest rates, automation, and corporate restructuring. Tech giants such as Intel and FedEx are also reducing their workforce. Experts predict ongoing impacts on employment, as companies continue to prioritize profitability and operational efficiency,... Expand
CAT 2024 Answer Key Error: A student has filed a plea in Delhi High Court regarding errors in the CAT 2024 answer key, particularly in the VARC section. Despite numerous objections, IIM Calcutta released the results earlier than expected, raising concerns about the review process's thoroughness and transparency.
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Bihar CM Nitish Kumar distributed appointment letters to 51,389 newly recruited teachers. The total number of government teachers in the state will now be 5,65,427. The state government prioritizes education and plans to allocate more budget. Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized the recruitment process and demanded 65% reservation for backward communities.
CUET UG 2025 registration is open until March 22, 2025, with the exam scheduled from May 8 to June 1, 2025. Candidates can correct their forms from March 24 to March 26. Detailed schedules and additional information will be available on the NTA website.
Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan announced that the state aims to provide 12 lakh government jobs and create 34 lakh employment opportunities by year-end. He highlighted the government's focus on law and order, communal harmony, infrastructure, and welfare measures. The governor also emphasized women's empowerment, self-help groups, and the state's agricultural development, along with significant investment commitments.
Maharashtra Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse declared the implementation of the CBSE curriculum in state government schools starting from the academic year 2025-26. CBSE textbooks will be available in Marathi by April 1. This move aims to enhance the quality of education. The decision follows approval by the Steering Committee and aligns with the National Education Policy.
JEE Main 2025 Dress Code: The JEE Main 2025 requires candidates to follow a specified dress code to ensure a secure examination process. Guidelines include avoiding metallic items, jewellery, and accessories that could cause delays during security checks. Comfort and simplicity are emphasized in clothing choices. Special instructions are provided for diabetic candidates.