The National Testing Agency (NTA) has started the JEE Main 2026 Session 2 registration process. Eligible candidates can apply online till February 25, while the examination will be conducted from April 2 to April 9, 2026.
With board exams just weeks away, CBSE has issued admit cards for Class 10 and Class 12 students appearing in the 2026 examinations. Candidates will be allowed entry to exam centres only with the hall ticket, as exams begin on February 17.
Stanford University faces scrutiny after unverified claims emerged that some students allegedly misuse Jain dietary exemptions to evade the school's costly mandatory meal plans. The allegations have sparked an online debate over religious accommodations, student trust, and the rising cost of campus dining at elite universities.
Sujatha Ramdorai has made groundbreaking advances in number theory and mathematics education. Her achievements challenge gender stereotypes and inspire future generations across India.
Panjab University honoured its oldest living alumnus, 104-year-old Sahi Ram Bishnoi, at his residence in Sirsa district. A former MLA of undivided Punjab, Bishnoi studied law at the university's Lahore campus and completed his education after Partition, leaving behind a legacy of public service.
As multiple government recruitment processes remain stuck in court for years, thousands of aspirants in Uttar Pradesh say prolonged legal delays are turning their hopes of stable employment into endless uncertainty.
Anke Gowda, a 75-year-old Padma Shri awardee from Karnataka, has spent over five decades building one of India's largest free-access libraries. From humble beginnings as a bus conductor, he devoted his earnings and life to collecting books and promoting literacy in a rural setting through his library, Pustaka Mane.
CBSE's growing focus on competency-based assessment has changed how board exams are set. For many students, this shift has made even familiar topics harder to attempt.
The Supreme Court granted interim relief to the Delhi government in the private school fee regulation case after the government clarified that its new fee committee rules will not apply this academic year. The court left all legal questions open for consideration by the Delhi High Court.
Tattooing has transformed into a high-earning creative profession in India by 2026. This shift highlights new career opportunities and greater inclusivity in the industry.
Vineeta Singh shares practical tips for scoring well in Class 10 English board exams. Strategic time management and clear writing can boost students' marks significantly.
The Union Budget 2026–27 has delivered a major boost to India's education sector, with the Centre announcing its highest-ever allocation for learning and skill development. The move underlines the government's focus on building a future-ready, knowledge-driven economy.
From thousands of applicants, only a few dozen are chosen each year, often less than one percent.
Kanchenjunga, India's highest mountain, is often called the "Golden Mountain" because of the golden glow it reflects at sunrise and sunset — a sight that has inspired legends, local beliefs and centuries of awe.
For thousands of teacher aspirants, the wait seems endless. Anger and disappointment are once again visible as reserved category candidates protest in Lucknow over the 69,000 recruitment case.
The annual Intermediate examinations mark a critical academic milestone for lakhs of students across Bihar. This year's exams are being conducted under heightened administrative supervision to ensure fairness and discipline.
Thousands of UGC NET aspirants are awaiting their qualifying status as the National Testing Agency prepares to release the December 2025 results. The examination determines eligibility for teaching and doctoral programmes across Indian universities.
As artificial intelligence reshapes the job market, traditional degrees no longer guarantee security. This personal essay explores why skilled trades, especially becoming an electrician, are emerging as stable, well-paying, and future-proof careers. From AI anxiety to hands-on work, it traces one Gen Z's decision to choose the trades over white-collar uncertainty.
Union Budget 2026 has brought welcome relief for students aspiring to study abroad. By cutting the tax collected at source (TCS) on education-related foreign remittances, the government aims to ease the financial strain on families funding overseas education.
JEE Main 2026 Session 1 answer key will be released on February 4, with results expected by February 12. Session 2 registrations begin February 1. Check official dates, objection window, and key details.
While Budget 2026, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, bets big on education and skilling, it offers limited answers for mid-career professionals in India facing layoffs, AI-led disruption and growing job insecurity.
Budget 2026 makes it clear: India is no longer just producing graduates, but aiming to create job-ready, future-focused talent. With a strong emphasis on skills, AI, and industry-aligned learning, the government is seeking to prepare students for careers that matter and for a world that's changing fast.
The Union Budget 2026–27 underscores India's commitment to building a robust healthcare and education ecosystem, with major investments in medical, pharmaceutical, and allied health training. Alongside, the government is promoting skill development, creative education, and infrastructure upgrades to create career-ready professionals across sectors.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Union Budget 2026 prioritised youth empowerment, women in STEM and skilling reforms, while skipping major announcements for IITs and IIMs, marking a shift from last year's higher-education focus.
Adichanallur, one of India's oldest archaeological sites, is located in Tamil Nadu's Thoothukudi district along the banks of the Tamirabharani river. Recently selected for development under the Union Budget 2026, the site offers rare insights into early Iron Age life and ancient Tamil civilisation, making it a key heritage location set to gain national attention.
Union Budget 2026 places education at the centre of India's growth strategy, with major announcements by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on skill development, AI-driven learning, healthcare training, women in STEM, new institutes, and youth-focused reforms aimed at boosting jobs and human capital.
India's first budget in 1947 marked the beginning of the country's financial journey. Presented on November 26, it allocated nearly half of its expenditure to defence, reflecting the urgent need to build and equip the nation's armed forces in uncertain times.
Bihar Board Class 12 exams begin on February 2, with 13.17 lakh students appearing across the state under strict CCTV surveillance, two-level screening, and zero tolerance for late entry or malpractice.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2026–27 today at 11 am in the Lok Sabha. As part of a special youth outreach initiative, students from across India will witness the Budget presentation live, visit the Ministry of Finance, and interact with the Finance Minister on Budget priorities and India's economic future.
Education Budget 2026 LIVE Updates: As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents the Union Budget 2026–27, all eyes are on the education sector. From school retention to higher education funding, key announcements are expected today.
AI is revolutionising examinations by shifting focus from memory recall to critical thinking and application. This change promises greater fairness and accessibility but raises concerns around privacy and bias.
With board exams weeks away, study routines have intensified, and social lives have shrunk. Homes have grown quieter as pressure has mounted and expectations have sharpened. For many students, preparation has turned into isolation.
An online educational guidance platform claimed that around 145 EWS-listed seats in deemed universities were reportedly taken by candidates who paid fee in crores. The claim prompted misuse of the EWS reservation quota and gave a hint at a possible scam in NEET PG seats.
Ahead of Union Budget 2026, experts call for AI-led education reforms, fewer competitive exams, stronger career counselling, and outcome-based learning. They also urge deeper school–industry–coaching integration to align education with real-world employability.
The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board allowed corrections after receiving numerous requests. Candidates have been given a limited window to fix errors before the recruitment process moves ahead.
The Medical Counselling Committee restarted the third round of NEET postgraduate counselling. Fresh registrations and additional seats were allowed, giving candidates another chance.
Handcrafted ByOur Editors Bold education reforms promise equity and autonomy, but many never make it past courtrooms. From NEP pushback to UGC regulations under judicial stay, litigation has become routine. Is India announcing reforms faster than it is building consensus?
A Republic Day celebration in Maihar district in Madhya Pradesh led to the suspension of a school principal after students were served food on torn notebook pages, prompting a probe and administrative action.
As Budget 2026 approaches, education leaders urge higher spending on NEP 2020 reforms, teacher empowerment, skilling, and technology-driven learning. They say stronger execution and equitable access will be key to building India's future-ready workforce and human capital.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that the state government would undertake a revision of the history textbooks used in high schools. Speaking at a public event, he questioned existing narratives about historical figures and highlighted the contributions of the Mising community, announcing major funding for local cultural initiatives.
Dr B R Ambedkar insisted that true human progress rests on education and thought. He argued that only a cultivated mind can secure dignity, democracy and social justice.
India has a growing AI talent pool and a young workforce, yet employers struggle to find job-ready professionals. As Budget 2026 approaches, industry leaders highlight the widening gap between training and employability, calling for apprenticeships, workplace readiness, and outcome-focused skilling reforms.
