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The University of Delhi will now accept GATE scores for its MTech in Microwave and Communication Engineering program, marking the first time a postgraduate course will use the national engineering entrance exam. GATE-qualified candidates will receive first preference, with CUET-PG scores considered only if seats remain vacant. This move signifies a shift in DU's postgraduate admissions for specialized technical programs.

WUD Exhibition features indigenous marine-surveillance drones, transformable fashion and upcycled lifestyle products among 60 standout student projects

For thousands of Indians, the Optional Practical Training work window after graduation made the expensive US education gamble worth taking. A new fraud crackdown could change that

A man's deep-seated insecurity and marital discord fueled a shocking spree of scissor attacks on six women in Noida. Ankit Verma, driven by a generalized hatred towards women, randomly targeted victims on the streets. Police apprehended him after a thorough CCTV investigation, uncovering the motive behind his brutal acts.

Celebrating a significant milestone, Navya Naveli Nanda, the granddaughter of iconic actor Amitabh Bachchan, has just concluded her MBA journey at IIM Ahmedabad. Sharing poignant farewell messages, she highlighted the lessons learned and friendships forged during her two years in business school.

India's prestigious UPSC exam mirrors global elite recruitment systems for bureaucracy. From ancient China's keju to modern UK's Fast Stream and France's ENA, nations seek sharp minds for government. While methods vary, from written tests to leadership assessments, the pursuit of influential public service roles remains a universal ambition, demanding diverse skills beyond academics.

A former university topper built one of Maharashtra’s biggest coaching centres. A retired chemistry teacher became an NTA subject expert. A mock test allegedly had 42 of 45 NEET questions. Now, Latur’s famed ‘Tuition Area’ is under CBI glare

Leading the charge at St. Michael's, Rohan Prasad emerged at the top of the science track with an impressive 98.6%, setting his sights on AIIMS-New Delhi after navigating a hurdle with NEET. In the realm of commerce, Shambhavi dazzled with a score of 98.2%, aspiring to don the hat of a Chartered Accountant. Meanwhile, arts prodigy Atul Srivastava achieved 98.

VD Satheesan has been appointed the new Kerala chief minister. The Congress party announced his selection after a period of deliberation. Satheesan, a lawyer and social worker with a strong legislative background, previously served as the leader of the opposition, guiding the party's resurgence.

Professor Susan Elias will make history as St Stephen's College's first female principal in its 145-year existence, taking charge on June 1, 2026. This appointment marks a significant milestone for the prestigious Delhi University institution, sparking widespread celebration and discussion online among alumni and academics.

A non-binary transgender Indian national, Q Manivannan, has been elected as a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) on a student visa. This historic win marks the first time a foreign citizen without permanent residency has held such a position. Manivannan's election has drawn controversy, with debates arising over their immigration status and political stance.

IGNOU’s Campus Placement Cell and IGNOU Regional Centre Mumbai will organise a mega placement drive in Mumbai on May 16, 2026, offering more than 250 vacancies across manufacturing, e-commerce, healthcare, fintech, logistics, banking and HR sectors. Companies including Blinkit, HDB Financial Services, Insta Courier and ImpactGuru will participate. Undergraduate, postgraduate and diploma students, along with alumni and experienced candidates, are eligible to apply. Selected candidates may receive salaries between Rs 25,000 and Rs 45,000 per month.

19-year-old Samrath Singh Chadha's story is one of passion for computers and AI, and an amazing capacity for persistence. He's been selected to the Y Combinator and Z Fellows accelerator programmes. He is currently training a small, highly specialised model, sub-one-billion parameters, to get coding agents to search faster. He tells youngsters there is big demand for those who can build using AI tools

Ira Singhal, an IAS officer and computer science engineer, made history by topping the UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2014, becoming the first differently-abled woman to achieve All India Rank 1. Despite facing rejection due to scoliosis, she successfully challenged the system and cleared the exam four times. An alumna of NSIT and FMS Delhi, she previously worked at Cadbury and Coca-Cola before joining civil services and is known for her impactful administrative work and advocacy for inclusion.

Lieutenant General NS Raja Subramani has been appointed as the next Chief of Defence Staff, succeeding General Anil Chauhan. He will also serve as secretary of the Department of Military Affairs. Lt Gen Subramani brings extensive experience from various command and staff appointments, including leading formations in diverse operational environments and serving as Vice Chief of the Army Staff.