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    IIT Guwahati awards 2150 degrees at 26th Convocation Ceremony

    IIT Guwahati's 26th Convocation celebrated the graduation of 2150 students. Vedant Gaurang Shah received the President of India Gold Medal. Prof. Devendra Jalihal praised institutional achievements. Dr. Sridhar Vembu congratulated graduates.

    Lt Gen Shankar Narayan Assumes Command as Commandant of Army Hospital (R & R)

    Lt Gen Shankar Narayan has taken charge as the Commandant of Army Hospital (Research & Referral) on July 10, 2024. With a background in Pediatrics and specialized training in Neonatology and Pediatric Liver Transplantation, he aims to elevate the hospital's healthcare standards and research initiatives. Lt Gen Narayan emphasizes modernizing patient care and maintaining the hospital's leadership in medical education. His appointment underscores a commitment to advancing healthcare within the Armed Forces Medical Services, focusing on innovation and excellence.

    35,819 candidates take foreign medical graduate exam: Health ministry

    New Delhi: Over 35,000 candidates took the FMGE to practice medicine, said the Union health ministry. Conducted by NBEMS at 71 centres in 21 states with no incidents. Supervised by over 250 appraisers and 45 faculty, with senior officers deputed at all centres. NBEMS, an autonomous body, will declare results. Exams were augmented for smooth conduct.

    Go back to schools to root out NEET-type malaise

    The high-powered committee on entrance exam reforms, set up following the NEET-UG fiasco, is learnt to have received several of these inputs. Academics, experts and officials associated with the education ministry over the years have highlighted the urgent need to restore the primacy of school-level teaching and learning and for more 'distributed' school-level weightage in entrance exams.

    View: Some suggestions for systemic improvements to minimise, or stop, future NEET-NET-type leaks

    Recent events have put the National Testing Agency (NTA) under scrutiny due to the leakage of the NEET-UG test paper, impacting admission to medical colleges. With over 2 million students taking the NEET exam annually for around 1 lakh competitive seats, the stakes are high for career-defining opportunities.

    Kota Magic: Why the city continues to attract India's brightest minds

    Kota, a city in Rajasthan, has emerged as a magnet for aspiring students across India, particularly those preparing for competitive exams like JEE and NEET. Known for its coaching institutes that offer structured and rigorous training, Kota has become synonymous with academic excellence and success in entrance examinations. Thousands of students flock to this city every year, driven by the promise of realising their dreams of becoming engineers and doctors.

    • SC rejects plea against NEET-PG 2022

      The Supreme Court rejected a plea alleging discrepancies in the NEET-PG examination for post-graduate courses in medical sciences, seeking disclosure of answer keys and answer sheets. The vacation bench dismissed the plea, stating that the petitions were rendered infructuous due to time. The National Board of Examination (NBE) conducts the NEET-PG examination for admissions in various PG courses after completing equivalent courses.

      Canada Study Permit: Why a student visa may not be enough

      For international students aspiring to study in Canada, obtaining a student visa and study permit is crucial for entry and attendance at designated learning institutions. A study permit allows staying and studying, while a student visa permits entry into Canada.

      Meet Shruthi Kumar? The Indian-American whose speech at Harvard on Palestine went viral

      Indian-American Shruthi Kumar's viral speech at Harvard criticized the university over the Gaza issue, highlighting intolerance for freedom of speech and civil disobedience on campus.

      Noel Tata’s three children on five Tata Trusts' board seats

      The Tata Trusts, overseeing the $150-billion Tata Group, have appointed Noel Tata's three children - Leah, Maya, and Neville - to the boards of its five philanthropic organizations. This move aims to introduce younger members into the leadership of the Trusts. These appointments mark the first time six members of the Tata family are actively involved in the Trusts, with Jimmy Tata and Noel Tata also holding positions on various Trust boards. Leah, Maya, and Neville have held managerial roles in Tata operating companies and will retain these positions alongside their new trusteeship responsibilities.

      University of California academic workers strike to stand up for pro-Palestinian protesters

      Graduate students at UC Santa Cruz joined a systemwide protest against the university allegedly violating the speech rights of pro-Palestinian advocates. United Auto Workers Local 4811, representing 48,000 graduate students, initiated rolling strikes across the 10-campus UC system. The union demands amnesty, divestment from Israel-related investments, and filed unfair labor practice complaints.

      Delhi poll body has roped in social media influencers for voter awareness: Chief Electoral Officer

      Keeping up with the times, the Delhi poll body has roped in social media influencers to encourage youth to exercise their franchise on May 25 when the national capital goes to polls. Speaking to PTI, Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) P Krishnamurthy said the poll body has been conducting activities under the Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Participation programme, better known as SVEEP, to spread voter awareness.

      Madras High Court rejects plea against bond agreement for doctors

      The government advocate submitted that considering the claim of many such students, the government itself has reduced the period from two years to one year by a G.O dated October 27, 2023. Therefore, the petitioners have to complete one year of service in any Government Medical College and Hospital in compliance with the bond conditions.

      IIM Shillong convocation marks graduation of 349 students across various programs

      IIM Shillong's 15th Annual Convocation celebrated academic achievements, with 5 Doctoral Scholars receiving PhD degrees and numerous students awarded MBA degrees. The event highlighted cultural diversity, sustainable living, and the importance of social responsibility in shaping India's future.

      CBSE disaffiliates 20 schools for enrolling dummy students; 5 of them in Delhi, 3 in UP

      The disaffiliated schools include Sidhhartha Public School, Bharat Mata Saraswati Bal Mandir, National Public School, Chand Ram Public Senior Secondary School and Marigold Public School in Delhi, Loyal Public School (Bulandshahr), Trinity World School (Gautam Buddh Nagar), Crescent Convent School (Ghazipur) in Uttar Pradesh, Prince UCH Madhyamik Vidyalaya (Sikar) and Global Indian International School, (Jodhpur) in Rajasthan.

      NEET PG rescheduled due to Lok Sabha polls; Check new dates and details

      The decision was taken during a meeting held by the Post Graduate Medical Education Board (PGMEB) of the National Medical Commission with Medical Counselling Committee, Directorate General for Health Sciences and National Board of Examinations for Medical Sciences, a public notice said.

      Medical education regulator asks States, UTs to do away with seat leaving bond in medical colleges

      The National Medical Commission (NMC) urges states and UTs to eliminate the seat leaving bond policy in medical colleges to support students' mental health. Instead of a heavy bond, states can consider debarring students who wish to leave the seat from admission in their state for one year. The NMC has received complaints about high levels of stress, anxiety, and depression among medical students, especially PG students.

      PG medical counselling to be done only through online mode: NMC

      The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued the "Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2023," announcing that all rounds of counselling for every seat will be conducted online by state or central counselling authorities. The regulations explicitly state that no medical college or institution is allowed to admit any candidate independently.

      NEET-PG exam likely in first week of July; no National Exit Test this year

      ​According to the recently-notified "Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2023" which have replaced the Postgraduate Medical Education (Amendment) Regulations, 2018, the existing NEET-PG examination will continue till the proposed NExT becomes operational for the purpose of PG admission.

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