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The University of Calicut has released the Semester 3 results for the 2024 academic year, covering BSc, BCA, and LLB exams. Students can now check their scores online through the official portal, results.uoc.ac.in, using their application number and date of birth. The scorecards include important details like subject-wise marks, overall score, and pass percentage. The […]

Freshmen enrollment in the U.S. has rebounded by 5.5% in Fall 2024, marking the first significant post-pandemic increase. This surge reflects shifting student priorities toward career-focused programs, with notable rises in short-term certificates and associate degrees. Financial aid reforms, community college accessibility, and online learning models have further contributed to this shift, with adult learners,

The USCIS has implemented a beneficiary-centric selection system for the H-1B visa process, significantly reducing fraudulent registrations by 38% in FY 2025. This reform ensures fairer opportunities for beneficiaries by limiting registrations to one per individual, regardless of the number of employers. With tighter fraud prevention measures, including passport verification, USCIS aims to streamline the

The US Supreme Court has agreed to review a controversial case that could shape the future of religious charter schools. The case involves Oklahoma’s proposed St. Isidore of Seville Virtual Charter School, which seeks public funding despite its Catholic affiliation. The Oklahoma Supreme Court had previously blocked the school, citing First Amendment concerns, but now

New York City public schools will close on January 29, 2025, for the Lunar New Year, marking the start of the Year of the Snake. This break highlights the city’s commitment to cultural diversity, with additional holidays such as Yom Kippur, Eid al-Fitr, and Diwali. The school year includes extended breaks, offering students time for

Indian students in the US must be aware of the Trump administration’s aggressive deportation plans targeting undocumented immigrants. With daily mass arrests and expanded deportation powers, students could be at risk if they fail to comply with immigration laws. Staying informed, maintaining legal status, and seeking guidance from university officials or legal experts are essential

Indian students in the U.S. are grappling with stricter immigration policies and limited job opportunities following President Trump’s 2025 inauguration. Forced to leave part-time jobs due to deportation risks, many face financial strain. As costs rise, students rely more on family or scholarships while shifting focus to internships and career-building for a secure future.

XLRI—Xavier School of Management has announced the XAT 2025 cutoffs for its prestigious postgraduate programs, including the Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) and Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM). The cutoff requirements differ by gender and stream, with specific percentile and sectional cutoffs for both male and female candidates. Candidates can

Gustavo Petro, Colombia’s 34th president and first left-wing leader in decades, has transformed from a curious student to a revolutionary icon. With roots in academia and guerrilla activism, Petro’s bold leadership blends intellectual depth with unwavering resolve. From exposing political scandals to championing a greener, fairer Colombia, his journey redefines what it means to challenge

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has opened the online registration for the D.El.Ed. (2024-26) course, which will run until February 7, 2025. Students who have qualified in the D.El.Ed. Joint Entrance Examination 2024 must complete their registration through their respective training institutes. The article provides detailed instructions on the registration process, eligibility criteria, fee