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H-1B obstacles and OPT hope: Indian students in the US struggle with evolving visa regulations
Students and professionals are eagerly awaiting President Donald Trump's next step as Indian residents' chances of finding employment abroad have drastically decreased due to the US's restrictive immigration laws. The new regulation has left many people, particularly those who are about to graduate, scurrying to reevaluate their plans and look for alternatives elsewhere in a country that accounts for the biggest number of H-1B visa holders worldwide.Chell Roberts, dean of the University of San Diego, described the announcement as "like a seismic shock." "Students, families, and businesses who have long seen the H-1B as a bridge to opportunity have had their dreams disrupted. "The recent increase in the H-1B cost and the planned changes to the lottery system have made it more difficult for Indian students studying in the United States to obtain a work visa. Notwithstanding these difficulties, the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program is still an essential means of obtaining job experience, even though new regulations may restrict chances in the future. Although some students think that concentrating on developing excellent academic and professional profiles is still the most effective approach, others are worried about employment prospects and career timetables.
Published 16 Oct 2025 05:24 PM
According to MoE data, over 1 lakh single-teacher schools in India educate over 33 lakh children.
According to data from the Ministry of Education, there are over 33 lakh kids enrolled in over one lakh single-teacher schools nationwide, with Andhra Pradesh having the most of these institutions and Uttar Pradesh having the most students enrolled in them. 33,76,769 kids were enrolled in 1,04,125 single-teacher schools in India during the 2024–2025 school year, with an average of roughly 34 pupils per school.Despite efforts to rectify the situation, over 33 lakh Indian pupils are still enrolled in schools with just one teacher, and the roughly one lakh schools where they attend have not hired a teacher to replace their current one. For the academic year 2024–2025, the Union Ministry of Education released data from the Unified District Information System for Education Plus (UDISE+) last week, showing that 1,04,125 schools in India are operated by a single teacher, serving 33,76,769 children. Andhra Pradesh has the most single-teacher schools, followed by Karnataka, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Lakshadweep. Nonetheless, Uttar Pradesh leads the pack in terms of student enrollment in single-teacher schools, followed by Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Madhya Pradesh.Single-teacher schools are still a major problem in India, despite a decline in their numbers from 1,18,190 in 2022–2023 to 1,10,971 in 2023–2024. According to the ministry, "the number of single teacher schools has decreased by approximately 6% in the reporting year compared to the prior year due to the deliberate and significant governmental interventions." According to officials, in order to guarantee "optimal teacher availability," attempts are being made to redistribute teachers from schools with no students enrolled to single-teacher schools.
Published 13 Oct 2025 05:19 PM
PM Internship Scheme 2025: Which companies can applicants submit their applications to?
Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme 2025: Applications are currently open for the Ministry of Corporate Affairs’ Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme 2025. You can apply for the internship by visiting the official website at pminternship.mca.gov.in. The following is a list of all partner companies that will offer students one-year internship opportunities. PM Internship Scheme 2025: The upcoming PM Internship Scheme 2025 aims to provide numerous opportunities for the youth of India, with the goal of linking theoretical education and hands-on work experience. Initiated by the Indian government, this scheme aims at youth from low-income families aged 21 to 24, offering them 12-month internships in a selection of India’s top 500 companies. This initiative contributes to a broader vision aimed at fostering skill development and improving job prospects for young people in the country.
Published 09 Oct 2025 04:17 PM
By August 2026, the University of Western Australia's new campuses in Chennai and Mumbai will be open.
According to officials, a high-level delegation from the University of Western Australia is in India to interact with the government and state agencies and establish a network of partnerships with Indian institutions. The university's campuses in Chennai and Mumbai are scheduled to open in August 2026. Chennai and Mumbai will host the University of Western Australia's first international campuses. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has approved the University of Western Australia (UWA), located in Perth, to open several branch campuses throughout India, with Mumbai serving as the center.One of the top 100 universities in the world, UWA, will open a campus in India, becoming the first Australian university from the elite Group of Eight (Go8) to do so and the first Ivy League-equivalent.With more than 371 million individuals between the ages of 15 and 29, India is home to the largest youth population in the world. This generation is digitally native, enterprising, and globally connected, and they are driving innovation and growth. India is converting research into practical effects thanks to one of the most thriving startup ecosystems in the world, according to Guy Littlefair, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (education and student experience), UWA.Through top-notch research, instruction, and industry relationships, UWA's expansion aims to capture this energy, learn from it, and contribute to it. We are placing UWA at the center of the country's future by setting up campuses in Chennai and Mumbai, two of India's centers of innovation and development," Littlefair continued. The institution plans to open two campuses: one in Chennai and one in Mumbai. By 2026, both campuses should be up and running.
Published 08 Oct 2025 09:41 PM
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Celebrates the 12th failure of Vidhu Vinod Chopra
In a lengthy post on social media, Anurag Kashyap praised Vidhu Vinod Chopra and his most recent film, 12th Fail.Vidhu Vinod Chopra, a fellow filmmaker, has Anurag Kashyap utterly in awe. Kashyap praised Chopra on social media, saying that the movie 12th Fail had mesmerized him. The Kennedy director added that he has optimism for making wonderful movies because of Chopra, who is 71 years old."Probably the best mainstream film I've seen in 2023," he said at the beginning of his post. "At 71 years old, @vidhuvinodchoprafilms has crafted a masterpiece out of a simple story of an adamant man wanting to be more than what life gives him." He goes and gets what he wants, whatever he pleases.12th Fail: The most recent film by Vikrant Massey has been a huge box office success and has garnered positive reviews from reviewers, trade analysts, and even the biggest names in Bollywood. The excitement surrounding 12th Fail is still going strong even after the movie has been out for more than two months. Notable directors like Rohit Shetty and well-known star Ayushmann Khurrana have already bestowed many commendable awards upon the movie. Anurag Kashyap, a Bollywood director, has expressed his appreciation for Vidhu Vinod Chopra's film on social media. Look at the post that's underneath. See Also - 12th Failed: 10 Images of IPS Manoj Kumar Sharma and Shraddha Joshi demonstrate why they are the ideal role models for the Generation Z today.Citing Vidhu's 12th Fail as a ground-breaking accomplishment, Anurag put himself in the company of other filmmakers who might be feeling a little lost. He praised it as the greatest mainstream movie of 2023 and posted the movie's poster along with his commentary on Facebook.The most recent well-known person to commend Vidhu Vinod Chopra for his movie 12th Fail is filmmaker Anurag Kashyap. In a lengthy letter, Anurag recounted meeting Manoj Kumar Sharma, the IPS officer the movie is based on, and expressed his inability to picture his narrative as it is presented in the movie. The movie has actor Vikrant Massey in the prominent role. See also: Rani Mukerji faces backlash for declaring Indian movies to be the best in the world
Chandigarh schools are closed from January 8 to January 20.
Chandigarh closed its schools: Due to the current weather, the UT Chandigarh Director of School Education has extended winter breaks for classrooms up to the eighth grade. The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Punjab and portions of Haryana. With safety precautions in place, the Delhi government has declared that all students would resume attending in-person courses.The Director of School Education of Chandigarh has ordered that the winter vacation for courses up to eighth grade be prolonged until January 20. It has been suggested that schools offer these classes online to their students. will instead begin on January 20, 2024."As a result of the current unfavorable weather and to protect kids from the intense cold, there won't be any in-person classes for students up to Class VIII at any government, government-aided, or recognized private schools in UT Chandigarh until January 20, 2024. For these subjects, the schools may set up online courses for their pupils," the official announcement stated. The notification goes on to say, "Until January 20, 2024, all Government, Government-Aided, and Recognized Private Schools of UT Chandigarh shall open for students not earlier than 9:30 AM and close no later than 4:00 PM. This applies to Class IX through XII." When setting the schedule for these sessions, the schools must consider the duration of the cold snap, particularly in the early morning and late evening, as well as the time the students need to spend traveling to and from school.In addition to giving school staff a break, the announcement enables schools to modify staff schedules as necessary.The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Punjab and portions of Haryana for the next 48 to 72 hours due to the ongoing cold wave in northern India.
Because of the cold, Uttar Pradesh extends its school breaks.
According to media reports, the winter break for kids in grades up to eight has been extended by an additional two days because of the local weather. The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration had earlier ordered all Noida and Greater Noida schools to announce breaks for pupils in Class 8 through January 14. The directive was given by Rahul Panwar, the District Basic Education Officer, and it applies to all schools that are approved by the state board, CBSE, ICSE, IB, and other organizations. Because of the frigid weather, the Uttar Pradesh administration has decided to prolong the school holidays by a few more days. In some areas, like Agra and Meerut, the school holidays have been prolonged until January 20, while in Gautam Budh Nagar, Ghaziabad, and Lucknow, they have been extended for an additional two days.Due to heavy fog, poor visibility, and a cold wave in the area, all Gautam Budh Nagar schools, from nursery to standard 8, would be closed until January 16, 2024, according to the department of basic education there. According to media sources, the winter break for Noida pupils up to class 8 has been prolonged until January 16 due to the current weather. But as of right now, no announcement has been made by the authorities. Before, all schools in Noida and Greater Noida were told by the Gautam Buddh Nagar administration to declare holidays for pupils up to Class 8 until January 14."In compliance with the instructions given by District Magistrate Maneesh Kumar Verma in view of the dense fog and extreme cold, all the board (CBSE/ICSE IB, UP Board and others) affiliated schools (from Class nursery to 8) running in the district Gautam Buddh Nagar, will observe holiday till January 14," according to the official announcement. For the next five days, North India is expected to see dense to extremely dense fog, according to the IMD's forecast on Friday. Additionally, it had forecasted three days of cold day to extremely severe cold day wave conditions over the plains of Northwest India, followed by a decrease.No school, including double-shift institutions, is allowed to start courses earlier than nine in the morning, per the instruction. Furthermore, until further instructions are given, schools are not allowed to hold classes past 5 p.m. The winter vacation for classrooms up to the eighth grade in Chandigarh has been extended to January 20, 2024.
DroneAcharya secures tender from Indian Army
In order to provide advanced drone pilot instruction and GIS (geographic information system) training for twenty officers from the Northern Command Pre-Induction instruction School at Bhalra, Jammu and Kashmir, DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited has obtained a Defence Tender worth Rs 11.8 lakh.The importance of drones in defense has grown more apparent in the wake of recent international events, such as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. According to a statement, India is actively investing in the development of drone capabilities in recognition of this trend, as seen by the increase in national bids for drone training and procurement.DroneAcharya Wins Indian Army Tender worth INR 11,80,000.00 for Advanced Drone Pilot and GIS Training for Northern Command Officers in Jammu and Kashmir.An important defense contract for INR 11,80,000.00 is secured by DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited to educate 20 officers in GIS and advanced drone piloting at the Northern Command Pre-Induction Training School in Bhalra, Jammu & Kashmir. This significant event highlights how drones are becoming more and more integrated into the Indian Defense System, highlighting the necessity of expert training. Modules including Night Flying, Challenging Maneuvers, Emergency Response, Data Processing, and Image Interpretation are included in the extensive 14-day on-site curriculum. DroneAcharya is the only Private DGCA Certified Drone Pilot Training Organization in India. It has trained more than 200 drone pilots for Defense companies around the country and completed more than 580 trainings on Digital Sky.Twenty officers would receive advanced drone pilot and Geographic Information System (GIS) training at the Northern Command Pre-Induction Training School in Bhalra, Jammu and Kashmir, as per the terms of the contract. This success not only shows how skilled DroneAcharya is, but also how important professional drone training is becoming to the Indian Defense System. The 14-day onsite curriculum offered by DroneAcharya includes a variety of modules covering key aspects of drone operations. The training covers specialized subjects like image interpretation, emergency response, night flying, challenging maneuvers, and data processing. This methodical and comprehensive approach emphasizes both operational and analytical skills to guarantee that the participating officers receivEmergency Response training, which guarantees a prompt and efficient response to unforeseen events, significantly boosts the efficacy of Defense drone operations. Being the only Private Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Certified Drone Pilot Training Organization in India, DroneAcharya is a pioneer in the area. The company's track record of surpassing 580 trainings on Digital Sky and offering over 200 drone pilot trainings for Defense organizations nationwide demonstrates its dedication to excellence and experience in drone training. The winning of this defense contract represents a significant step forward in the integration of drones into the Indian armed forces. Professional training is becoming increasingly important as drone skills become more and more in demand.
To promote transparency and exchange brand experts, the CCPA guidelines
vignesh Shivan, the spouse of Tamil filmmaker and actress Nayanthara, has released the first review of Merry Christmas, escalating anticipation for the movie.The rules will cover all forms of advertising, regardless of form, format, or medium, and will be applicable to all coaching centers, both physical and online.Thirteen coaching institutes received notices from the body for their deceptive advertisements, and nine of them were penalized.The guidelines, according to Nisha Sampath, founder of Bright Angles Consulting, encourage responsible brand building, which will ultimately help the sector."Coaching institutes hold great power and influence and operate as a parallel economy within the education sector. This industry speaks with parents and students who are lower on the social scale but still want to move up the ladder more and more. Additionally, they are becoming more prevalent in smaller towns. Therefore, it's critical that these new customers are not duped, she continued.However, how will these guidelines benefit both consumers and the education sector? "These guidelines will help reduce the miscommunication of schemes and false claims by defaulters," says Amit Relan, co-founder and CEO of mFilterIt. In order to safeguard their brand integrity and prioritize authenticity, advertisers will need to prioritize transparency and accuracy, which will promote an equitable educational environment.He goes on to say that when advertising their coaching institutes, advertisers should be open and honest about their intentions. The strict guidelines will require coaching centers to verify their claims, reveal student outcomes, and refrain from using misleading practices.As a remedy, Goyal believes that since they bear equal responsibility, advertising agencies ought to conduct due diligence before taking on a client. "There is no place for morally or ethically sound guidelines when everything is business." The industry associations only publicly identify and shame defaulters on their website, which is essentially of no consequence. To shout that the advertisement was deceptive, they had to print and announce it in bold in the newspaper, he added.
Practical Marks Upload Guidelines Are Released by CBSE for Schools
New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued guidelines for schools to upload correct marks for practical examinations on its portal. According to a formal statement from the board, one of the primary duties of schools is to make sure that student results are accurately published on the board's portal. It emphasised that there should be no issues for students later on.CBSE Class 10, 12 practical exams were conducted from January 1 to February 15, 2024. It has been noted that educational institutions occasionally overlook this duty and commit errors as a result. The board has been reminding schools periodically to take precautions to prevent errors when uploading the marks of practical, project, and internal assessments on the portal," the release said. "While uploading the marks, the school principal, the internal examiner, and external examiner (as the case may be) shall ensure that correct marks are uploaded, as no correction in the marks will be allowed once they are uploaded. Schools and examiners shall also keep in mind the maximum marks allotted for practical project internal assessment in the subject, as per the guidelines issued by the CBSE," the CBSE stated.
Government Offering Course In High-Performance Computing, Check Details
New Delhi: A Master Training Program in High-Performance Computing (HPC) is being introduced by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). In the current technological landscape, high-performance computing (HPC) has become essential because it helps advance scientific research, solve complicated problems, and spur innovation in a variety of industries. The specialized program aims to produce trainers who can effectively educate and train others in various aspects of High-Performance Computing. Candidates having good knowledge of C programming language and using Linux Operating system are eligible to apply for the programme. These candidates must also be willing participate in conducting Faculty Development Programmes which are scheduled in April 2024 onwards, across the country. The application deadline is January 20, 2024. There will be two weeks of offline training and one week of online training as part of the program. The programme will begin on January 29, 2024. Two weeks of offline training will be conducted either at Pune or at Bengaluru. The C-DAC in Pune will begin from February 5-16, 2024. The C-DAC Bengaluru has been scheduled from February 12-23, 2024. This will include theory and hands-on sessions.
Verify the JEE Mains Exam Mode and Paper Pattern.
New Delhi: The dates for the JEE Main Session 1 exam are set for January 24–February 1. The exam window for Session 2 is April 1–April 15, 2024. The exam for Paper 1 will be held for BE/BTech while that for both Paper 2A and Paper 2B will be conducted for BArch and B Planning. JEE Main-2024 Paper 1 will be held for BE/BTech in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode only. The subjects for Paper 1 will include Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. The question paper will have Objective Type - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). The questions will be asked for which the answer is a numerical value, with equal weightage to Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.For BArch, the Paper 2A will be administered. The BArch Drawing Test (Part-III) will be administered offline using pen and paper, while the Mathematics (Part-I) and Aptitude (Part-II) tests will only be administered online via "Computer Based Test (CBT)" mode. An A4-sized drawing sheet will be used to attempt the drawing test. The Mathematics paper for BArch will also have Objective Type - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and questions for which the answer is a numerical value.
After 14 years of marriage, actor Isha Koppikar and her husband Timmy Narang separate.
"According to an ETimes report, actor Isha Koppikar and her hotelier husband Timmy Narang have split up. The actress, who costarred with Shah Rukh Khan in the film Don, has moved out of her married house with her daughter Rianna, age nine. The report states that the divorce was finalized last month. An insider told ETimes that the couple's compatibility problems, which first surfaced some time ago, were the reason for their breakup. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to keep their marriage intact. Isha and their daughter are now living apart after Isha left the house."" On being contacted, Isha Koppikar told ETimes, ""I have nothing to say. It's too early. I need my privacy. I would appreciate your sensitivity."""
How to Revolutionize Your Company Using Facebook Advertising.
Facebook provides advertisers with a range of ad formats to select from when promoting content on the network. Depending on the target demographics and campaign goals, choosing the appropriate ad format can assist increase engagement and conversions. An overview of the primary Facebook ad formats that will be accessible to marketers in 2024 is given in this article. Popular choices including carousels, collections, slideshows, narratives, and more are covered. Facebook has a large user base and precise targeting capabilities, so having a high-level grasp of the formats can assist guide efficient ad tactics.Facebook Ads Content Guidelines Facebook has tight guidelines that all ads, regardless of format, have to abide by. These rules are essential for legal and successful Facebook advertisements. The primary goals of the standards are to stop misleading, improper, or damaging advertising experiences. Important prerequisites consist of: Advertisements are not allowed to make unfounded claims or to be deceptive. Advertisements have to be appropriate for the audience's age and geography. Images, videos, and other content must have the appropriate rights to be utilized. Political advertisements, regulated sectors, and product rules need to be adhered to. Certain restrictions forbid statements about one's bad self-perception, vulgarity, nudity, and COVID-19 disinformation. Ads concerning cryptocurrencies, dating, gaming, alcohol, and other topics are likewise subject to restrictions.
Janki Devi Memorial College at DU has reached an agreement for global learning with Tashkents educational establishments.
In order to support staff and student exchange among other initiatives, the Institute has individually signed Memorandums of Understanding with Samarkand State Institute of Economics and Service and Oriental University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.Academic connections have been agreed upon between the Janki Devi Memorial College of the University of Delhi with several higher education institutions in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The DU college worked alongside Oriental University and the Samarkand State Institute of Economics and Service during a recent visit to the nation.The Janki Devi Memorial College aggressively pursues worldwide academic cooperation in an effort to foster a stimulating learning environment that encourages intercultural understanding and equips students for success on a global scale in an increasingly linked society.
Placement adjustment at IIT Bombay: Out of 85 candidates, only 22 were offered Rs 1 crore or more.
The number of accepted offers for one crore or more was misreported as 85 in the phase-I placements (December 1–20, 2023) reports. According to IIT-Bombay, there were actually 22 bids for one crore plus that were approved.According to IIT-Bombay, 22 bids for one crore plus have actually been accepted.In the first wave of placements, which took place in December, just 22 students from IIT Bombay were offered Rs one crore and beyond. The Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B) revealed last week that a whopping eighty-five candidates had received salary offers exceeding one crore rupees. This is a significant increase above the twenty-five offers that were made the previous year. But today, the institute released an update."The phase-I placements (December 1-20, 2023) incorrectly reported the number of accepted Rs one crore plus offers as 85," reads an official statement from the placement office of IIT Bombay. 22 is the actual number of one crore plus offers that were accepted. The accuracy of all other reported data has been verified. IIT Bombay's Placement Office deeply regrets this error.Additionally, out of the 22 proposals for over one crore that were approved, three were located domestically and the remaining 19 outside. "In contrast, 16 offers totaling one crore plus were accepted during phase 1 of the placement season 2022–2023, with two of those offers being at home and the remaining 14 being abroad. According to IIT-Bombay, the total number of accepted international offers for phase-1 in the seasons 2022–2023 and 2023–2024 stayed at 63.The data on offers totaling more than one crore has been updated in the placement office's previous news release from the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B). 22 students—three domestic and 19 foreign—have landed yearly compensation packages totaling Rs 1 crore or more in the first round of placements.
What is a professional rut and how can employers and employees deal with it?
Two strategies that employees can use to break free from a professional rut or the feeling of being stuck in a job are to look for new mentors and acquire new skills. Here are some additional strategies to help you through this phase of your career.Priyanka Srivastava, a solution architect for an IT company, remembered how, as a technical quality manager in 2021, she had begun to feel that she was "almost done with the way things were"—a sensation known as a career rut. I therefore began to request work that I believed was more productively related. I was able to train one of our top clients with assistance from one of my managers. That made a big difference. After 11 years of hard effort, I obtained my first onsite job," remembered Srivastava. She was able to break out from her stagnant situation when she was given the opportunity to take on a functional role inside the organization.With six-year veteran HR specialist Vignesh Raghupathy, something similar happened. The decision to leave that zone and start over in a new setting with a new team came "under a tremendous amount of work pressure, lack of support from his team, and even lack of clarity from the company," as Raghupathy remembered. It seems like being in a rut when you work at a job that is monotonous and produces little output. In any very demanding work setting, it leads to feelings of disappointment and contempt. "Being in a career rut is defined as a state in which one feels completely unmotivated, dissatisfied, or stuck in their current employment or career path. It is typified by a sense of disillusionment, monotony, and a sense of being stuck in a work routine that no longer leads to advancement or fulfillment, according to Dr. Somdutta Singh, a serial entrepreneur, advisor to the Indian government, and founder and CEO of Assiduus Global Inc. (core committee member of WEP-Niti Aayog).A professional rut is more like a combination of circumstances that keep you stuck in your career than just not loving your job. It's possible that you are burnt out, that your beliefs don't align with your work, or that you are not learning anything new. Consider it like trying to solve a puzzle: in order to solve the issue, you must identify the components that are the source of the problem. Understanding the warning signals of a career rut is the first step to taking back control of your work life. According to Jaisleen Kaur, an image consultant, life coach, and trainer of soft skills, "acknowledging these feelings is crucial for personal and professional growth, whether it is a lack of enthusiasm, monotony in daily tasks, or a persistent feeling of unfulfillment."Two strategies that employees can use to break free from a professional rut or the feeling of being stuck in a job are to look for new mentors and acquire new skills. A bad work environment and burnout can result from a number of things, according to experts, including inadequate leadership, communication problems, and an unbalanced work-life schedule.
NLSAT 2024 for three-year LLB (hons), masters programme in public policy, PhD (law) and PhD (interdisciplinary) programmes for the academic year 2024-25 will be held on March 17, 2024. The last date t
NLSAT 2024: Applicants must first register with their names, email addresses, and mobile numbers in order to submit an online application for NLSAT 2024.The National Law School Admission Test (NLSAT) application and exam dates have been issued by the National Law School of India University (NLSIU). The admissions.nls.ac.in application window for NLSAT 2024 is now open. On March 17, 2024, the NLSAT 2024 will take place for the three-year LLB (hons), master's program in public policy, PhD (law), and PhD (interdisciplinary) programs for the 2024–2025 academic year. February 24 is the deadline for NLSAT 2024 registration. The master's program in public policy is a two-year interdisciplinary program that focuses on the interface between policy and the law, whereas the three-year LLB (Hons) is a postgraduate professional degree program that is open to graduates from all disciplines and is a qualifying degree for admission to legal practice.NLSAT 2024 will take place for the three-year LLB (hons), master's program in public policy, PhD (law), and PhD (interdisciplinary) programs for the 2024–2025 academic year. February 24 is the deadline for NLSAT 2024 registration.
How to simultaneously prepare for the CBSE, JEE Main, and Advanced board exams
XAT 2024 Analysis: XAT 2024 has a moderate to challenging overall difficulty level. For the 95th percentile, a good score would be in the range of 35 marks.XAT 2024: Moderate decision-making and easy verbal ability and logical reasoning (VALR) questions were included in the January 7th, 2024 administration of the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT).Session 1 of JEE Main 2024 will take place from January 24 to February 1, while session 2 will take place from April 1 through April 15, 2024. JEE Advanced will then be held on May 26, 2024, after that. The time difference between the Main and Advanced tests is smaller for students taking the JEE Main in its second session.
Graded Detention Is Announced for Students With Low Attendance at Delhi University College
These students will not receive admit cards under the graded detention system unless they have sent in an agreement to make up the missed attendance in the next semester.For students who attend less than 40% of classes, graded detention will now be in place, according to the announcement made by Delhi University's Shaheed Bhagat Singh College. According to PTI, the college announced the news through an official notification. According to a recent Shaheed Bhagat Singh College circular, students will not be permitted to take a varying number of examinations depending on their attendance percentage. Students who have attendance between 30 and 39.99 percent will not be permitted to appear for more than one paper under the new graded detention system. Students who have attendance percentages between 20 and 29.99 will therefore not be permitted to appear in two papers, while those who have attendance percentages between 10 and 19.99 will not be permitted to
DU Hiring 2023: Submit Applications For 51 Assistant Professor Positions, View Details of the Vacancy
DU Recruitment 2023: Delhi University's Aditi Mahavidyalaya is now taking applications for Assistant Professor posts. The application period is now open and ends on December 20th, or within 21 days of the employment news article's publication. On December 16, the advertisement was mentioned in the employment news. Candidates who meet the eligibility requirements may apply online at colrec.uod.ac.in, Delhi University's official website. Before applying for the position, candidates are urged to review the official announcement or the information provided below.DU Recruitment 2023: Delhi University's Aditi Mahavidyalaya is now taking applications for Assistant Professor posts. The application period is now open and ends on December 20th, or within 21 days of the employment news article's publication. On December 16, the advertisement was mentioned in the employment news. Candidates who meet the eligibility requirements may apply online at colrec.uod.ac.in, Delhi University's official website. Before applying for the position, candidates are urged to review the official announcement or the information provided below.
The Currency-Like Security Features for Delhi University Degrees Will Prevent Duplication
By adding characteristics similar to those on money, Delhi University is strengthening the security of its degrees and thwarting attempts at imitation.New Delhi: To make degree certificates from Delhi University "nearly impossible" to fabricate, the university has added over a dozen "currency-like" security elements, including a hidden image, an invisible ink logo, and microtext. At DU's centennial convocation in February, over 2.25 lakh students will get special degrees, which will feature a colored photo of the graduates along with their mother's name for the first time. "With over a dozen security mechanisms akin to those seen in money notes, these special degrees will be nearly hard to counterfeit. Additionally, the paper's quality is being improved to make it completely resistant to heat, water, and electricity, making it everlasting.In order to improve security, the University of Delhi (DU) will soon offer "currency-like," non-tearable polythene degrees with a hidden image and an invisible ink logo. In addition to adding further security measures to prevent copying and forgeries, DU has chosen to highlight the mother's name on the degree.
