The National Testing Agency (NTA) has clarified that the APAAR ID is not mandatory for NEET UG 2025 registrations, despite a recent notice encouraging candidates to link their Aadhar details and APAAR ID. Though not required, APAAR ID offers advantages such as streamlined applications, faster attendance verification, and enhanced identity protection. Candidates are encouraged to explore resources available for creating an APAAR ID.
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Marlene Tromp, the current president of Boise State University, has been named the sole finalist for the presidency at the University of Vermont. With a strong track record at Boise State, including enrollment growth and a 39% rise in graduation rates, Tromp is set to lead UVM through financial challenges and a shrinking student population. She is praised for her defense of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, even in a politically challenging environment.
Sweeping budget cuts under President Donald Trump’s administration are reshaping the American education system, with federally funded programs for students and educators facing severe reductions. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), backed by billionaire-driven initiatives, claims these cuts promote fiscal responsibility. However, they disproportionately impact vulnerable students, aspiring teachers, and research efforts, threatening the future of equitable education.
CBSE Board Exams 2025 have commenced for Class 10 and 12 with over 44 lakh students participating. The exams will continue until March 18 for Class 10 and April 4 for Class 12. Students must download and print their admit cards from the CBSE website and ensure the six-character Admit Card ID is secure.
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will soon announce the RRB Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) 2024 results for candidates who appeared between November 25 and 29, 2025. Along with the results, the ALP cut-off will be released. Candidates who clear CBT 1 will proceed to CBT 2. This recruitment aims to fill 18,799 positions, expanded from 5,966 due to higher demand.
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has opened the registration for the DNB PDCET 2025, which is scheduled for March 25, 2025. The exam will be held in a computer-based format at various centres across the country. Interested candidates can apply online at natboard.edu.in until February 19, 2025, for admission to post-diploma DNB courses.
The registration for Kerala KMAT 2025 closes tomorrow, February 10, 2025. Interested candidates can apply online at cee.kerala.gov.in for the MBA entrance exam scheduled for February 23. General category candidates must pay an application fee of Rs. 1,000, while SC candidates pay Rs. 500, and ST candidates are exempted. The exam will test candidates' quantitative ability, logical reasoning, and verbal skills. Don't miss the chance to apply before the deadline!
ICSI has declared the CS Professional December 2024 results for Syllabus 2017 and Syllabus 2022 on icsi.edu. The top three rank holders and the merit list are also available. Additionally, the CS Executive result for the December session will be announced today at 2 PM on the official website. Check important details here.
Tamil Nadu intensified opposition to the National Education Policy (NEP) with protests led by the ruling DMK and its allies. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan defends the NEP, rejecting political motives behind state resistance. Congress leader Chidambaram and DMK leaders criticize the Centre's push for a three-language policy, asserting Tamil Nadu's refusal to impose Hindi, citing regional rights and historical context.
On January 5, 2025, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation, ending an era in Canadian politics. His successor, Pierre Poilievre, is expected to adopt a stricter stance on immigration, aiming to cap immigration based on Canada's capacity for housing, healthcare, and jobs. Poilievre also plans to address concerns regarding temporary foreign workers and international students.