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Students have to choose only subjects from the given rigid combination of three subjects; decision attributed to significant imbalance in admissions
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Academic success must go beyond grades and encompass the ability to apply knowledge in real-life situations, fostering competencies that empower students to navigate an unpredictable future
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All intermediate colleges, including government, private, and aided institutions, have been instructed to strictly adhere to the vacation schedule
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In a letter to Telangana Handlooms and Weavers Cooperative Society Limited that supplies uniform cloth, School Education Director, EV Narasimha Reddy said it has been decided to supply pants to Class VI and VII boys instead of short pants
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The results pertain to candidates from special categories, including physically-challenged, orphans, matsya karmikas, minorities, children of armed personnel, EWS, agency employee quota, agency areas, and MBC
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The event not only celebrated the university's academic excellence of students but also featured speeches by dignitaries as well as a musical night that featuring top playback singer Karthik
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When applying to U.S. universities, subtle yet impactful mistakes can become very costly, leading to unexpected rejections
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Stresses need for students to aspire for prestigious roles like IAS and IPS, beyond the conventional career paths
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The enrollment drop is attributed to growing dissatisfaction with quality of education and infrastructure extended in government-run schools, forcing parents to enroll their wards in private schools where admissions have gone up
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Selected scholars will receive a scholarship covering 30 per cent of the programme cost, along with full access to Coursera Plus (full content subscription) and mentorship from SPJIMR’s professionals and alumni
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Addressing the event, TGCHE Chairman Prof V Balakista Reddy highlighted the critical role of legal frameworks, policy innovation, and sustainable finance in shaping a resilient environmental future
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With the development of technology, the demand for professionals in this field has increased, and so have the training needs, said Srinivasulu Siramdas
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"This pro bono initiative will equip our students with the necessary guidance to excel in these crucial exams, significantly enhancing their chances of securing admission into top medical colleges and central universities," said Education Minister
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The CUET UG 2025 correction window starts on March 26, and lasts till March 28
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The AI-driven interface employs real-time tracking of human behaviour using EEG signals, heart rate fluctuations, and pupil movement to detect fatigue and mental stress levels
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Speaking on the occasion, Prof Ganesh emphasised the importance of industry-academia partnerships in empowering young entrepreneurs
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The Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control and Regulation) Bill aims at regulating coaching centres to curb the menace of student suicides
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With many universities offering futuristic programmes and innovative studies, international students must make wise choices and thoroughly research right university/programme that fit their needs, skills, and goals
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The admit card can be downloaded from its official website exams.ntaonline.in/CUET-PG/
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The last date for the payment is March 23 and the correction window starts on March 24, and lasts till March 26
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Major General Ajay Misra, General Officer Commanding (GOC) Telangana & Andhra Sub Area (TASA) and Chairman ACDS, Dr Mamta Kaushik, Principal ACDS, and others participated
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Students started arriving at the centres one hour prior to commencement of the examination. They were given five minutes of grace time to enter the examination hall.
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More than 12,700 students skipped the Thursday exam during which 14 malpractice cases were booked
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A total of 5,09,403 students, including 2,58,895 boys and 2,50,508 girls, registered for the examinations, which will be conducted at 2,650 centres set up across the State