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This week, Australia announced a new restriction on foreign student admissions, capping the number of international students at 275,000 for the coming year. This move aims to reduce the current influx, which is nearly three times the new cap, and bring numbers back to pre-pandemic levels. The cap is part of broader immigration reforms designed […]
Allegations of a KAS exam question paper leak at a Chikkaballapur centre have led to a formal complaint and a pending investigation into the examination process.
Dr Shivani Bhat L, a NEET-PG aspirant from Mangaluru, secured an impressive All India Rank (AIR) 11 in the recently announced results.
MBA, MCA students, and Ph.D. scholars at Mangalore University (MU) are facing food shortages at their hostels due to the mess being closed.
Expert Group of Institutions, Mangaluru, is set to launch “Expert e-learn,” an AI-enabled learning platform designed to enhance digital education.
During the Narayana Guru Jayanti celebration at Mangalore University, MLC BK Hariprasad highlighted the crucial role of education that integrates humanitarian values for societal reform.
Mangalore University (MU) has decided to issue consolidated physical marks cards following widespread student discontent with the university’s digital marks cards.
A Kannada Medium school in Sullia is pioneering a unique educational initiative by converting its playground into a paddy field to enhance students’ understanding of agriculture.
NSUI Mangaluru constituency, has called on Mangalore University to issue physical marks cards instead of relying solely on digital versions available in DigiLocker.
The management of St Joseph Engineering College Vamanjoor, Congratulates the SJEC-NSS Unit for achieving second place in the “Road Safety Awareness Program
A tragic incident has unfolded in Hiriyadka, where a young first PUC student, Prathamesh, took his own life by jumping into a well near his residence.
These institutions, once highly sought after by companies eager to hire fresh graduates, are now seeing a notable reduction in corporate visits and job offers.
Following the excitement of the Paris Olympics, a unique sports event was held in Chikkamagaluru city, Karnataka, on August 15, 2024.
Today is World Lefthanders Day, a special occasion to acknowledge the unique challenges faced by left-handed individuals in a predominantly right-handed world.
Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced that the State Government has identified over 2,000 schools in rural areas of Karnataka for corporates to support through the Samatva Program.
The Kerala Government is making strides in digital literacy by incorporating ‘Fake News Detection’ modules into the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) textbooks for Classes 5 and 7.
In a recent meeting with the institute’s administration, Dr. Patil emphasized that any attempts to defame KIMS would be met with strict legal action.
The decision to shut down these courses was made by the university syndicate due to financial difficulties, despite some programs having a satisfactory number of admissions in previous years.
The university administration, led by Vice-Chancellor PL Dharma, has decided to take legal action to reclaim the encroached areas and protect the institution’s property rights.
According to Bhatnagar’s post on X (formerly Twitter), LKG fees in Hyderabad have surged from ₹2.3 lakh to ₹3.7 lakh per annum, reflecting a disturbing national trend.
