In a controversial move, India’s NBEMS has eliminated the minimum qualifying score for NEET PG 2025, permitting candidates with negative marks to compete for over 9,000 vacant postgraduate seats. While aimed at filling hospital staffing gaps, critics warn it could jeopardize medical education quality and patient care.
Harvard’s latest data reveals a striking imbalance: Chinese students now outnumber their Indian peers by nearly 3 to 1—especially in research-heavy fields that shape future influence.
Goa’s new law sets six as the minimum age for Class 1, echoing a national shift. But experts warn the real test lies in fixing India’s fragmented pre-school system.
Two Indian PhD students have won a $200,000 settlement from the University of Colorado Boulder after claiming they were racially targeted for cooking palak paneer. What began as a complaint about food odors exploded into a national debate on cultural bias in American academia.
Australia’s decision to move India to its highest student visa risk category has sent shockwaves through the study-abroad community. But is the dream truly over? We break down the new rules, the real challenges, and the actionable steps genuine students can take to secure their future.
A fiery statement from a senior DMK leader has ignited a national conversation about the state of girls’ education in India, pitting regional policies against each other and highlighting Tamil Nadu’s aggressive push for digital learning and women’s empowerment.