CBSE Direct Recruitment 2025: CBSE has started recruitment for 212 Superintendent and Junior Assistant roles, with applications closing on January 31, 2025. Superintendents require a Bachelor’s degree and typing proficiency, while Junior Assistants need a 12th-standard qualification. The selection involves Tier 1 and 2 exams and a skill test.
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IBPS has released the provisional allotment list for Clerk and PO posts under the RRB Recruitment 2024, aiming to fill 9,923 vacancies. Candidates can check their results on the official IBPS website using their registration number or roll number and date of birth or password.
The extended registration window for the AISSEE 2025 will close today, January 23, 2025. Parents can apply for Class 6 and 9 exams until 5 pm on the official website. The application fee submission deadline is January 24, and the correction window will open on January 26, 2025. Candidates can check the direct link here.
The Andhra Pradesh government has declared every Saturday as a 'no bag day' for school students, a decision made during a review meeting led by Education Minister Nara Lokesh. The minister also discussed the creation of co-curricular activities, teacher transfer legislation, and other educational reforms aimed at reducing student dropouts and improving the education system.
The H-1B visa program continues to spark debate in the U.S., with figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump supporting its expansion, while critics like Laura Loomer oppose it. In Massachusetts, over 15,000 employers have sponsored more than 224,000 H-1B visa holders since 2009, with leading sectors including tech, healthcare, and education. Despite annual visa caps, the program remains a key driver of innovation and economic growth, especially in specialized fields.
The UGC NET 2025 result is expected by the end of February or early March, following past trends of releasing results 30-45 days after exams. The December 2024 exam was held from January 3-27, with the provisional answer key released on January 31. Candidates can check their results on the official UGC NET website, ugcnet.nta.ac.in.
Tufts University PhD student Rumeysa Ozturk was detained by federal authorities on March 25, 2025, near her Somerville, Massachusetts apartment. Ozturk, a Turkish national, was arrested by ICE officers, allegedly due to her support for Palestine and engagement in student activism. Her detention, which has raised concerns about academic freedom and immigration policies, has sparked protests at Tufts. Ozturk's family and legal team are challenging the detention, with the Turkish government... Expand
The Trump administration has initiated a review of California's sex education curriculum, focusing on its "medical accuracy" and age-appropriateness. The federal probe targets the state's federally funded PREP program, which advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion. LGBTQ+ rights groups have criticized the move, calling it an attempt to censor transgender and queer sexual health content. The controversy centers on the role of LGBTQ+ topics in sex education, with opponents arguing that the review is... Expand
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Education for halting access to income-driven student loan repayment plans. The lawsuit follows a federal appeals court ruling that blocked key parts of the Biden administration's student debt relief plan. The AFT argues that the suspension harms millions of borrowers and disrupts essential student loan programs. The department is working to align its programs with the court's decision.
Interest in US postgraduate programs dropped by 40% in early 2025, with India experiencing a 36.8% decline, according to StudyPortals. The decline in demand is attributed to shifting perceptions of stability and opportunity in the US, alongside restrictive policies under the Trump administration. Meanwhile, the UK has seen a rise in international student interest, with some fields showing increases of up to 25%. The UK is increasingly viewed as a welcoming alternative to the US for postgraduate... Expand
The US Department of Education's recent staff cuts have raised concerns about the impact on incoming college students. With 10 million students relying on federal financial aid, experts worry that these reductions could lead to delays and confusion in college admissions and financial aid processing. The cuts come at a crucial time, leaving many families anxious about the future of higher education support. State officials also express concerns about the potential disruption to student access.