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EducationUSA has started a 5-step weekly series to help Indian students planning higher education in the United States. Step 1 focuses on researching options, covering university choices, costs, housing, financial aid, and accreditation for a successful study abroad journey
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Parliament passed the IIM (Amendment) Bill, 2025, clearing the way for a new Indian Institute of Management in Guwahati with Rs 550 crore support. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said it will be the 21st IIM, boosting education in Northeast
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NMC chief Dr Abhijat Sheth said medical seats are set to rise by about 8,000 this year despite CBI-linked disruptions. Inspections are underway, PG counselling begins September, while NExT exam remains delayed until consensus is achieved among stakeholders
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SATG vice-chairman and MD A. Sonibala Devi received a Doctorate from Osmania University for her research on Gymnema sylvestre, with the degree presented by Telangana Governor Jishnu Deva Sharma
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The university is offering undergraduate horticulture programme across three colleges - College of Horticulture, Rajendranagar (Hyderabad), College of Horticulture, Mojerla (Wanaparthy), and College of Horticulture, Malyal (Mahbubabad)
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US universities are emerging as launchpads for Indian students aspiring to lead in technology, business, and entrepreneurship. With hands-on learning, startup ecosystems, and training in geopolitics, these programs prepare students to innovate, adapt, and scale ventures globally
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Nearly 13,000 diploma seats in Telangana polytechnics went vacant in 2025-26 due to a steep tuition fee hike and capped reimbursement. Private colleges saw the sharpest drop, while mismanagement of the admission process further affected enrollment
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Starting this academic year, students can complete their elective courses a semester earlier, enabling them to completely focus on their internships in their final year
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The future of education — and our collective future — relies upon nurturing curiosity and the courage to ask audacious questions
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Instead of encouraging critical thinking and genuine historical analysis, the present attempt seeks to rewrite history, turning textbooks as tools for promoting a specific ideology
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Five-year-old Siya from Davangere has entered the India and Asia Book of Records for identifying 74 medicines and cosmetics in just 3.5 minutes, showcasing exceptional memory and observational skills
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The Telangana government reversed its decision on SSC exam reforms, retaining the 80:20 external-internal marks pattern for Class X exams from 2025–26, but left clarity pending on grading vs marking
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A workshop at SKLTHU Mulugu brought together university leaders to discuss strategies for improving NIRF rankings, focusing on strategic planning, student engagement, self-revenue generation, and Academic Social Responsibility
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EducationUSA will host an education fair in Hyderabad on August 11 at ITC Kohinoor, offering students direct interaction with US university representatives. The fair will provide guidance on courses, scholarships, applications, and studying in the United States, with free advising services
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IRM India and Mahindra University have collaborated to launch South India’s first global Centre for Enterprise Risk Management. The Centre aims to foster risk leadership through research, qualifications, and training with world-class physical and digital infrastructure in Hyderabad
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KNRUHS has scheduled certificate verification for MBBS/BDS aspirants under the CAP quota on August 6 and 7, 2025. Students must attend in person in Hyderabad as per their NEET ranks. Absentees will lose CAP quota eligibility
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EducationUSA will host eight education fairs across India from August 9–17, connecting Indian students with over 50 US universities. The Hyderabad event is on August 11. Experts will offer guidance on studying in the US, scholarships, and visa rules
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The Telangana government-appointed expert panel on higher education fees has formed four sub-committees to examine legal, academic, infrastructure, and audit aspects. Reports are expected in 4–5 days to help frame a revised, legally sound fee structure for private professional colleges.
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The Telangana government has approved the establishment of a University College of Engineering under Telangana University, Nizamabad, from the 2025–26 academic year. The college will offer four BTech programmes with 60 seats each. Orders were issued by Education Secretary Dr Yogita Rana
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IIIT-Hyderabad students and faculty have developed an AI-powered tool that converts complex scientific research papers into easy-to-understand video summaries in 11 languages. The project, in partnership with Anusandhan NRF, aims to make science accessible to all learners
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Fresh enrolments in Kendriya Vidyalayas dropped to 1.39 lakh in 2024-25, the lowest in five years, according to data shared by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in Lok Sabha. There are currently 1,280 KVs functioning across the country
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The Education Ministry has ordered nationwide safety audits for schools, mandatory 24-hour incident reporting, mental health support, regular drills, and stronger collaboration with local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of students across India
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Osmania University College of Engineering has introduced full-time industrial internships in the seventh semester and mandatory skill development modules in earlier semesters to boost student employability and higher education prospects. The university also unveiled its 2025–26 placement brochure.
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Visit the EducationUSA US University Fair in Hyderabad on August 11 to meet US college representatives, ask questions, explore scholarships, and understand the admissions process. Whether you're in Class 11 or applying soon, it's a smart step forward