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Harvard Limits A Grades to Address Grade Inflation

Harvard Limits A Grades to Address Grade Inflation

Cambridge, May 22: In a landmark decision, Harvard University has announced that starting in 2027, only 20% of students in any undergraduate course will be awarded ‘A’ grades. This move aims to combat grade inflation, which has made it increasingly difficult to identify exceptional talent among students. The decision was supported by 458 faculty members, … Read more

CBSE OSM Glitches Cause Student Outrage

CBSE OSM Glitches Cause Student Outrage

Mumbai, May 22: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is facing significant backlash from students due to multiple glitches in its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. Issues reported include blurry scanned answer sheets, pending status despite fee payment, and server downtime during post-verification processes. Students have taken to social media to share images of their … Read more

DU PG Admissions 2026 Now Open for Applications

DU PG Admissions 2026 Now Open for Applications

New Delhi, May 22: Delhi University (DU) has commenced the registration process for postgraduate programs for the academic session 2026-27, starting from May 16. The last date to apply is June 7, and interested candidates can apply through the official admission portal. According to the Registrar’s office, students currently in their third or fourth year … Read more

Kerala Launches Indias First AI Department

Kerala Launches Indias First AI Department

Thiruvananthapuram, May 22: The Kerala government has announced the establishment of the country’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) department, marking a significant step in leveraging technology for governance. This initiative, named ‘AI for Governance,’ aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of government services through AI applications. The state will also set up two AI Centers … Read more

Taiwan Author Wins International Booker Prize

Taiwan Author Wins International Booker Prize

Mumbai, May 21: In a significant achievement for Taiwanese literature, author Yang Shuang-ji’s book “Taiwan Travelogue” has been awarded the International Booker Prize. The English translation of the book, done by Lin King, marks a historic moment as it is the first time a book translated from Mandarin has received this prestigious award. “Taiwan Travelogue” … Read more

CBSE Extends Application Date for Scanned Answer Sheets

CBSE Extends Application Date for Scanned Answer Sheets

Ajmer, May 20: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended the application deadline for 12th-grade students to obtain scanned copies of their answer sheets. The new deadline is now May 23, an extension from the previous date of May 22. Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj has issued the order regarding this change. Additionally, CBSE … Read more

CBSE Reduces Revaluation Fee to ₹100

CBSE Reduces Revaluation Fee to ₹100

New Delhi, May 17: The Ministry of Education has announced a significant reduction in the revaluation and answer sheet verification fee for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) exams, lowering it from ₹700 to just ₹100. This decision was revealed by Sanjay Kumar, Secretary of School Education, during a press conference on Sunday. For … Read more

RPSC Increases Assistant Professor Posts to 922

RPSC Increases Assistant Professor Posts to 922

Ajmer, May 14: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced an increase in the number of Assistant Professor positions for the 2025 recruitment cycle, raising the total from 574 to 922 posts. This decision comes after the examination held from December 7 to December 20, 2025, which saw approximately 92,600 candidates registered. The optional … Read more

NEET Exam Paper Leak: Major Investigation Underway

NEET Exam Paper Leak: Major Investigation Underway

Sikar, May 13: A significant investigation has been launched into the NEET exam paper leak, with multiple arrests made, including Rakesh Mandawaria, who operated a consultancy office in Sikar. Sources indicate that the leak involved a mastermind connected to a printing press in Nashik. The leak, disguised as ‘guess papers’, reportedly contained over 120 questions … Read more