President Trump's re-election has triggered significant changes in U.S. immigration policy, with a focus on stricter enforcement. Jessica Vaughan highlighted issues like student visa overstays, particularly from India, and suggested reforms such as eliminating "dual intent" for student visa applicants. Proposed changes include stricter visa rules, H-1B visa limitations, and banning staffing companies from sponsoring foreign workers, signaling a shift towards prioritizing domestic workers and tightening immigration.
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A 2024 study reveals a widening gender gap in US engineering majors, especially at colleges with lower average SAT math scores, with men outnumbering women 7:1. While elite universities see improvements, less selective institutions struggle to support women in technical fields, highlighting the need for targeted interventions to close the gap and promote gender equality in STEM.
President Donald Trump has ordered a halt to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across federal agencies, including those impacting U.S. education. The directive mandates immediate suspension of DEI initiatives and removal of related language in communications. The move prioritizes merit-based policies and challenges federal education programs aimed at promoting racial and ethnic diversity. It extends to the private sector, urging businesses to dismantle DEI efforts, reshaping U.S.... Expand
Gujarat government secured jobs for over 10,835 youths in Mehsana and Gandhinagar districts, with the Anubandham Portal assisting in the process. Job fairs are held regularly, including special military and tribal-focused events. The state's unemployment rate for those aged 15 and above is 3.1%, showcasing a lower rate than the national average.
Jammu & Kashmir Bank (J&K Bank) has started accepting online applications for 278 Apprentice positions under the Apprentices Act, 1961. The application process runs from December 24, 2024, to January 7, 2025. Candidates must have a graduate degree and be proficient in the local language. Selection will be through an online written test. The recruitment offers opportunities in Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, and other Indian regions. Apply via the official website before the deadline.
Delhi University students, particularly at Kamala Nehru College, faced anxieties over examination results, including incorrect 'absent' markings and 'Essential Repeat' grades. While most issues were resolved, students and faculty highlighted technical glitches and called for system improvements. A DU professor has invited concerned parties to address the matter, reaffirming the university's commitment to resolving genuine issues promptly.
Osmania University (OU) has announced the results for various undergraduate programs, including B.Sc, B.Com, BBA, and BA under the CBCS system. Students who took the Semester III and V exams in November can check their results and download mark sheets from the official website, osmania.ac.in. The result will display key details such as marks secured, course code, and result status.
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has declared the results for the CET Senior Secondary Level Examination 2024. Out of 15.4 lakh candidates, 9.17 lakh have qualified. The exam, conducted over three days in October 2024, featured 900 questions, with 6 questions deleted. Candidates can check their scores and download scorecards through the official RSMSSB website. For further updates, candidates are advised to regularly visit the site.
Drake University's Beautiful Bulldog Contest is a beloved event celebrating English Bulldogs as part of the Drake Relays festivities. For over 40 years, Bulldogs have competed in categories like Best Dressed and Most Beautiful Bulldog. The 46th edition will take place on April 21, 2025, with registration from February 3 to March 17. Visit the official website for details.
The Congress demands legislation for SC, ST, and OBC quotas in private non-minority education institutions. This follows recommendations from the Parliamentary Standing Committee to implement Article 15(5), which permits state laws for the advancement of socially and educationally backward classes. The Congress reiterates its commitment to introduce such legislation, ensuring constitutional validity for reservations in private institutions.