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    NEET-UG exam to be conducted online? Health Ministry, NMC on board to switch

    The Union health ministry and National Medical Commission (NMC) are preparing to transition the NEET-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) exam from a pen-and-paper Optical Mark Reader (OMR) format to a computer-based test (CBT). This shift is aimed at enhancing exam security and efficiency, following concerns over leaks and manipulations in previous exams.

    10 Best Chemistry Books for JEE Main and Advanced to help you Excel the Exams (2024)

    Choosing the best chemistry books for JEE is paramount for aspirants aiming to excel in the national-level entrance exams. These books are meticulously crafted to cover the extensive syllabus of JEE Main and JEE Advanced, providing comprehensive theory, solved examples, practice problems, and previous years' papers. From renowned authors like N Awasthi, VK Jaiswal, and others, these books offer clear explanations, systematic approaches to problem-solving, and detailed solutions that aid in conceptual clarity and application.

    What's wrong with India's education system? Kota's rising suicide cases have all the answers

    The fact that this coaching city has seen student suicides rising from 15 last year to 23 this year, shows that there are tectonic challenges in our education system. Infact, this Kota-like high pressure culture is very much part of a 'national problem'. The 2021 National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report said that 864 people below 18 years died by suicide in 2021 due to 'failure in examinations', which is 1% of the total suicides in the country.

    JEE-Advanced toppers continue to head to IIT Bombay, Computer Science top choice

    According to statistics available with the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA), 93 top candidates had chosen IIT Bombay as their first preference, and 69 of them made the cut in the first round of seat allocation for the IITs. Twenty-eight candidates among the top 100 have got admission in IIT Delhi and three in IIT Madras.

    Top tech schools make progress in bridging gender gap

    At least two in 10 students in first-year undergraduate batches at top engineering colleges including Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) of Delhi, Hyderabad, Madras, Kanpur, Kharagpur and Roorkee, and National Institute of Technology (NIT) Jalandhar are women, a sharp improvement from 8% across all IITs in 2017.

    Supreme Court asks IIT Bombay to grant interim admission to 18-year-old student

    Siddhant Batra, who hails from Agra, had lost his seat for the four-year electrical engineering course in the prestigious IIT Bombay after he "inadvertently" clicked on a "wrong" link which was meant to withdraw from the process.

    The Economic Times
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