The UPSC has released the e-Admit Cards for the Combined Geo-Scientist Preliminary Examination 2025, scheduled for February 9. Candidates can download their admit cards from the official UPSC website. They must carry a printed copy of the e-Admit Card and a photo ID to the examination venue. Strict guidelines are in place, including prohibited items and specific reporting times. Candidates are urged to read all instructions carefully to avoid complications on exam day.
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San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) may issue over 500 preliminary layoff notices to address a $113 million budget deficit for 2025-26. The Board of Education will vote on layoffs for 395 certified and 164 classified positions. Notices must be sent by March 15, with a final decision expected in May, potentially impacting school operations.
US Department of Education canceled two major loan forgiveness plans. The Biden administration has scrapped two major student loan forgiveness plans intended to aid 30 million borrowers. The Department of Education withdrew these proposals to maintain flexibility for future revisions. While this decision halts broad relief, targeted programs like PSLF and TLF remain available. Despite setbacks, efforts for student debt forgiveness continue.
The Madhya Pradesh Education Center will announce Class 5 and 9 exam results today, March 28, 2025, at 1 PM. Director Harjinder Singh confirmed the date and the timing. Students can check their results on rskmp.in/result.aspx by entering their roll number or overall ID for secure access. Check important details here.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has clarified that there is no change in the subjects currently offered for the Class 10 board examinations, addressing concerns over the exclusion of Punjabi (Code 004) raised by the Punjab Education Minister Harjot Bains from the newly drafted policy. Check details here
Indian student enrollment in the US, UK, and Canada has dropped by 40% in 2024 due to stricter visa regulations, rising costs, and currency fluctuations. In contrast, countries like Germany and New Zealand are experiencing record growth, with enrollments up by 68% and 354%, respectively. The shift reflects a broader trend towards more affordable and stable study destinations, driven by factors such as better visa policies and low tuition fees, according to Indian government data and experts.
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in the workplace, a new report from Microsoft and LinkedIn reveals that 75% of workers now use AI tools. The 2024 Work Trend Index highlights a shift in hiring practices, with businesses favouring candidates with AI skills over those with more traditional experience. As AI proficiency rises, so does the demand for skilled professionals, with many workers turning to courses to stay competitive in an AI-driven job market.
The US offers top-ranked universities but comes with high education costs. Scholarships help BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) students overcome financial barriers. Programs like the Gates Millennium Scholars, Point Foundation, and NSHSS Diversity Scholarship provide funding and support. Early scholarship applications and FAFSA completion can boost students’ chances of securing financial aid.
The Vellore Institute of Technology has extended the VITEEE 2025 registration deadline to April 7. The exam will take place from April 21 to 27 across India and internationally. It will last 2 hours and 30 minutes, feature 125 multiple-choice questions. Candidates can apply online by filling out the form, making the payment, and uploading the required documents.
The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has declared the OPSC Civil Services Prelims Result 2023 on February 7, 2025. Candidates can check their results at opsc.gov.in. A total of 4,799 candidates have qualified. The exam was held on December 15, 2024. Successful candidates will proceed to the Mains exam and interview round.
The Unstop Talent Report 2025 reveals a major shift in hiring practices, with 73% of recruiters prioritising talent over academic pedigree. Despite this trend, 83% of E-school graduates and 46% of B-school graduates remain jobless. The report highlights the evolving expectations of GenZ professionals, who seek skills-based hiring, monthly feedback, and multiple income streams. Additionally, it addresses the gender pay gap and the growing popularity of next-gen companies like Zomato and Meesho.