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.
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Kash Patel’s appointment as FBI Director has sparked national debate, marking an unconventional rise to leadership. With a background in law, counterterrorism, and policy, his journey defies traditional FBI career paths. This piece explores Patel’s qualifications, the stringent criteria for the role, and the rigorous selection process aspiring leaders must navigate to reach the agency’s top position.
SOF Declares IMO Result 2024-25: The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) has declared the results of the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) 2024-25, available on sofworld.org. Students in Classes 1 to 12 have competed to test their mathematical skills. Winners receive various awards, including cash prizes, medals, and scholarships at international, zonal, and school levels.
IIT Bombay has announced the UCEED 2025 results, allowing candidates to check their scores on the official website using their registered credentials. Qualified candidates can seek admission to BDes programmes at IITs and other institutes. Scorecards will be available from March 10 to June 11, with rankings determined based on total marks from both exam sections.
Anna University will release the TANCET 2025 and CEETA PG 2025 results on April 24, 2025, with answer keys available from April 1, 2025. Candidates can download results and answer keys through the official website. The TANCET 2025 exam was held at 15 centres across Tamil Nadu. After the results, MBA cut-offs will be announced, followed by the counselling process. Candidates are advised to stay updated on the official website for further details.
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