Harvard University has seen a dramatic shift in post-graduation career paths. In 2024, 50% of graduates entered finance, consulting, or tech, up from just 5% in the 1970s. Corporate recruiting is now a dominant force on campus, with firms eager to secure talent early in students’ academic careers. This shift reflects broader economic trends, as students increasingly prioritize job security and high-paying positions, leaving behind traditional paths like academia and public service.
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The US government has intensified scrutiny on H-1B visa hiring practices, warning employers against prioritizing foreign workers over American candidates. This shift could significantly impact Indian professionals, who receive the majority of H-1B visas. Stricter regulations may limit job opportunities, push Indian talent to other countries, and affect India's IT sector, altering global migration trends.
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has revised the 2025 Class 10th and 12th exam schedule. As per the updated timetable, Class 10th exams will be held from March 6 to April 4, while Class 12th exams will take place from March 6 to April 7. Students can check the revised date sheet on the official website.
IIM Visakhapatnam’s EPIC and IIMV FIELD hosted EPICenter 2025, bringing together over 500 attendees, including entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. The event featured keynote speeches, panel discussions, and an Ask Me Anything session, with insights from successful founders and investors. The highlight was the Epivault 2.0 competition, which saw over 50 teams compete. EPICenter 2025 showcased IIMV FIELD’s ongoing commitment to nurturing startups, offering mentorship, funding, and... Expand
The Texas Tech university has issued FAQs after the explosion that happened last week addressing closures, test policies, and facility access. While the reopening remains uncertain, officials are working to restore operations. Students are advised to check official updates for the latest information. Check important details here.
Virginia Tech is considering a tuition hike of up to 2.9% for the 2025-2026 academic year, below the 4.9% increase in its six-year plan. Despite a 2.9% rise for 2024-2025, tuition has remained below inflation. The Board of Visitors will vote on March 25, 2025. Here’s what students currently pay.
The USDA’s suspension of the 1890 Scholars Program has sparked controversy over its impact on historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). While some argue it promotes equality by streamlining federal aid, critics see it as a setback for marginalized students. With $19.2 million in scholarships at stake, the decision raises concerns about diversity, inclusion, and future funding priorities.
The Gujarat Board Class 12 Science stream results and GUJCET 2025 scores are likely to be announced by the last week of April, as per past trends. GSEB has dismissed a fake press release claiming an April 17 release date and urged students to rely solely on official updates via gseb.org.
Sunil Amrith, a Yale professor and chair of the South Asian Studies Council, will take over as director of the MacMillan Center on March 1, 2025. His vision focuses on fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and addressing global challenges like climate change and artificial intelligence. With a rich academic background and strong international ties, Amrith is poised to strengthen Yale's global perspective and facilitate cross-cultural dialogue, as reported by the Yale Daily News.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) announced the Bihar Board Inter Class 12 Results 2025 on March 25. Priya Jaiswal emerged as the topper in the Science stream with 484 marks (96.80%), while Ankita Kumari and Shakib Shah secured the first position in the Arts stream with 473 marks (94.60%). Roshni Kumari topped the Commerce stream with 475 marks (95%). The overall pass percentage stands at 86.50%, with girls outshining boys in all faculties.