The Council of Architecture (CoA) has started the registration for NATA 2025 on February 3, 2025. Candidates can apply through the official website, nata.in. The exams will take place from March 1 to June 2025, with specific shifts on Fridays and Saturdays. Application fees vary by category, with fees ranging from ₹1000 to ₹15,000 depending on eligibility and location.
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The Directorate of Education (DoE) has issued admission guidelines for Delhi government-run special schools for entry-level classes, Classes 1-9, and Class 11. Admissions will follow age criteria, with relaxations in some cases. Special provisions exist for students with disabilities. Admissions will be online, with priority for Delhi residents. A draw of lots will be conducted if applications exceed seats.
Registration for the MP Madrasa Board's Class 10 and 12 Urdu medium exams in 2025 is now open until March 31. Applicants must submit their forms and required documents by April 15, with a correction window until April 10. Incomplete or incorrect applications won't be accepted. Detailed instructions and updates are available on mpmb.org.in.
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the marksheets for the 70th CCE Prelims exam 2024. Candidates can check and download their marksheets from the official website. The results were announced on January 23, 2025, following the prelims held on December 13, 2024, and January 4, 2025, with over 328,000 candidates participating.
Cardiff University is proposing to cut 400 full-time jobs and close several courses due to a £30 million budget shortfall. The restructuring plan includes merging departments and axing subjects like nursing, music, and modern languages. While the university cites declining international student numbers and rising costs, the proposals have sparked backlash from staff and political leaders. The university promises current students will be able to complete their degrees, with final decisions... Expand
Four key education laws will take effect in California starting January 2025, bringing significant changes aimed at promoting inclusivity and historical accuracy. These laws focus on protecting the privacy of LGBTQ+ students, ensuring the accurate portrayal of Native American history in school curricula, including the Mendez v. Westminster case, and expanding protections against hairstyle discrimination, particularly in youth sports. Together, these laws will help create a more inclusive and... Expand
The University of Central Florida (UCF) has improved its national selectivity ranking to No. 71, reflecting its growing academic standards and increasing competition for admission. UCF's acceptance rate for fall 2023 was 39.5%, with applications surging to over 60,000. The university is now third in Florida behind UF and FSU. This rise in selectivity is key to UCF's pursuit of preeminence status, which could unlock additional funding and further enhance its academic reputation.
MP Mahila Supervisor Admit Card 2025: The MPESB will soon release the admit card for the Mahila Supervisor Exam 2025, scheduled on February 28, 2025, with 660 vacancies available. Candidates must download their admit cards from the official MPESB website and ensure they bring it along with a valid photo ID on exam day.
The US State Department's freeze on Fulbright and other scholarship funding has disrupted academic aspirations for thousands, particularly from India. Scholars now face financial strain, stalled research, and uncertain futures. The move impacts STEM and policy students the hardest, weakening global academic ties and shifting the landscape of international education. The long-term effects remain uncertain.
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject for 2025 has revealed the top U.S. institutions in Medical and Health. Harvard University leads, followed by Johns Hopkins, Stanford, and Yale. The rankings assess universities based on research quality, teaching, and industry impact, with U.S. universities dominating the field. These institutions continue to offer exceptional education and healthcare innovation, making them top choices for students pursuing careers in medicine,... Expand
The University of Cincinnati will roll back all DEI initiatives following an executive order by former President Trump and a directive from the Department of Education. Compliance is required by February 28. University leaders are reviewing DEI programs, while students protest the move, arguing it will negatively impact the campus community.