Category: Education

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened a window for candidates to change information in their online application forms for JEE Main 2025 Session 2. This opportunity started on Thursday, February 27, 2025. If you applied for this exam and want to make changes, head to the official website: jeemain.nta.nic.in.

Deadline Alert: You must complete your changes by February 28 at 11:50 PM!

Here’s what you need to know:

Who Can Make Changes?

– Current Candidates: If you registered for Session 1 and also applied for Session 2, you can change:
– Course (paper)
– Medium of question paper
– State code of eligibility
– Exam cities (based on availability)
– Educational info (Class 10 and Class 12)
– Gender
– Category

Remember, there might be additional fees for some changes!

– New Candidates: If you’re a new applicant, you can change:
– Educational details
– Gender
– Category and sub-category
– Signature
– Paper (exam type)
– State code of eligibility
– Date of birth

You can also change one of the following names:
– Your name
– Mother’s name
– Father’s name

What You Can’t Change:
– Mobile number
– Email address (both permanent and current)
– Emergency contact details
– Photograph

Additionally, candidates can update their exam city and the language of the exam based on their permanent and current address.

The NTA understands how important it is for students to have accurate information. They decided to allow these changes after receiving many requests from candidates.

Take Note: This is a one-time opportunity to make changes, so make sure you are careful. No further chances will be given!

In today’s competitive world, getting a chance to learn is super important, especially for fresh graduates. One of the best ways to gain experience is through an internship. UNICEF, a well-known organization that helps children around the world, is offering internships to help students and recent graduates learn and grow.

What is the Internship About?
UNICEF offers a global internship program where you can gain hands-on experience in real-life work situations. The internships can last anywhere from 6 to 26 weeks, and you can choose to work full-time or part-time. As an intern, you’ll work on cool projects like research, communication, and managing databases!

Will You Get Paid?
Yes! All interns at UNICEF receive a stipend, which helps cover your living expenses. Sometimes, you might even get a little extra money for travel and visa costs if funding is available.

Who Can Apply?
– Educational Background: You can apply if you are a student in an undergraduate, graduate, or PhD program, or if you graduated within the last two years.
– Language Skills: You need to know at least one of UNICEF’s working languages, like English, French, or Spanish.
– Age Requirement: You have to be at least 18 years old to apply.

How to Apply?
If you want to apply for an internship at UNICEF, follow these simple steps:
1. Go to UNICEF’s official website.
2. Click on the ‘Careers’ link on the home page.
3. Find the ‘Internship Opportunity’ section.
4. Choose the internship you want to apply for.
5. Fill out the application form and submit it.
6. After submitting, download and keep the confirmation page. Make sure to print it for your records!

Don’t miss out on this amazing chance to make a difference while learning from a great organization

The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education has set the dates for the REET 2024 exam! It will take place on February 27 and 28, 2025. The exam will be held in two time slots:

– First Shift: 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
– Second Shift: 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM

On February 27, a lot of candidates will be taking the test—4,61,321 in the morning and 5,41,599 in the afternoon! There are 1,731 test centers across 41 districts in the state.

Important Instructions

To make sure you are fully prepared for the exam, follow these important do’s and don’ts:

Do’s:
1. Arrive at your exam center by 8:00 AM for the morning shift and by 1:00 PM for the afternoon shift on both days.
2. Bring your admit card to the exam center.
3. Carry an Aadhaar card or any photo ID for identification.
4. Take a blue or black ballpoint pen with you.
5. Once you are seated, carefully read the instructions on the question paper and OMR sheet.

Don’ts:
1. Don’t bring mobile phones, calculators, Bluetooth devices, watches, bags, or any electronic items into the exam room.
2. Wear only simple clothes like a shirt, t-shirt, kurta, or similar, and shoes like sandals or chappals without thick soles.
3. Don’t bring any tobacco products, like cigarettes, to the center.
4. After finishing the exam, you cannot take the question paper with you.
5. If you arrive late, you will not be allowed to enter the exam center.

Be sure to check for any updates or instructions from the Rajasthan Board ahead of your test dates!

IDBI Bank is looking for new Junior Assistant Managers! They’re accepting online applications from young graduates who want a chance to work in banking. You can apply through the IDBI Bank website at idbibank.in. This job opportunity will fill 650 positions.

The application period starts on March 1 and ends on March 12, 2025. Those who are selected will get to participate in a 1-year program called the Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF). This program includes 6 months of classroom learning, 2 months of internship, and 4 months of on-the-job training at IDBI Bank branches.

Eligibility Criteria:
– You must have a college degree in any field from a recognized university.
– Your age should be between 20 to 25 years. This means you should have been born between March 1, 2000, and March 1, 2005.

Selection Process:
The selection will happen through an online test, followed by a personal interview for those who pass the test. The test will have multiple-choice questions. Be careful with your answers! If you get a question wrong, they will take away 0.25 points from your score as a penalty.

Application Fee:
– For most applicants: ₹1050
– For SC/ST/PWD candidates: ₹250 (this is just for intimation).

You can pay using Debit Cards, Credit Cards, or through Internet Banking. Check the detailed notification on the website for more info!

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is planning to change how Class 10 board exams work. Starting in 2026, students will take these exams two times a year. This new plan is available for everyone to see on the CBSE website, and they want feedback from students, parents, and schools.

Here’s what you should know about the changes:

1. Two Exams, Higher Fee: Since there will be two exams in a year, the fee for the exams will increase. Schools will have to pay for both when they send in the list of students.

2. No Early Results: After the first exam, students won’t receive any passing document. If a student chooses not to take the second exam, they can use their performance details from DigiLocker to apply for Class 11. A pass certificate will only be given after the second exam.

3. Mark Sheet Information: The mark sheet will show scores from both exams plus practical exams and internal assessments. The better score between the two exams will be displayed.

4. One Practical Exam: Even though there will be two theory exams, there will be only one practical exam or internal assessment.

5. Admission Rules: Students who fail the first exam may still be allowed to join Class 12 on a provisional basis. Final admission will depend on the second exam results. To pass, students must do well in all five subjects.

6. Subject Changes: Students can’t switch subjects after submitting the list for the first exam. If they want to change subjects, it can only be done for the second exam, and they can skip that subject in the first exam if they want.

7. No Extra Exam for Second Test Takers: If a student decides only to take the second exam, they cannot take any other chances. They will have to wait until the next year if they want to take the first exam again.

8. Following New Syllabus: If the syllabus changes next year, students must take the exam based on the new syllabus.

CBSE will review this plan after getting feedback. If necessary, they will make changes before finalizing it.

President Droupadi Murmu spoke at the 100th anniversary of Patna Medical College Hospital (PMCH) and encouraged everyone involved to use new technologies, like artificial intelligence and robots. These tools can help doctors work better and can make treating patients easier and more accurate. She said that doctors from PMCH should connect with other experts worldwide for research and practice, which would benefit both doctors and patients.

President Murmu acknowledged the Bihar government’s efforts to improve medical facilities but said more needs to be done. She emphasized the importance of providing better healthcare options in Bihar so that people don’t have to travel far for quality treatment. She noted that other cities in India have developed specialist medical centers, and Bihar should do the same to improve healthcare and help the state’s economy.

Doctors play an important role in society, and President Murmu encouraged them to promote blood and organ donation. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar shared that when he began leading the state in 2005, there were only six medical colleges, but now there are twelve, with more on the way. He mentioned that PMCH is being expanded to have more beds, making it one of the largest hospitals in the world.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda, who was born at PMCH, praised Bihar’s healthcare improvements under the current government. He mentioned the establishment of AIIMS hospitals in Patna and Darbhanga. Bihar’s Health Minister Mangal Pandey shared the history of PMCH, which started as a medical school in 1874 and became a full-fledged hospital in 1925. The PMCH is now being renovated with significant investment to enhance its facilities.

The President visited Bihar for two days and was welcomed by Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at the airport. After the event, she was set to travel to Madhya Pradesh.

The Uttar Pradesh Board exams for class 10 and 12 started on Monday with over 54 lakh students taking part. The exams will run for 13 days and finish on March 12. This year, around 27 lakh students are taking the class 10 exams, and 27 lakh are in class 12.

On the first day, class 10 students took their Hindi and Elementary Hindi tests in the morning. Class 12 students took their military science exam. In the afternoon, class 10 students will take the healthcare exam, while class 12 students will answer questions in Hindi and General Hindi.

To keep the exams fair, the Special Task Force (STF) and local intelligence teams are watching over the exam centers. Each room has two CCTV cameras with voice recorders. There are 306 centers across 17 districts that are labeled as “highly sensitive.”

Gulab Devi, the Minister of State for Secondary Education, began the first shift at Jubilee Inter College in Lucknow. She welcomed the students with a ‘tilak’ on their foreheads and gave them sweets to wish them luck. She said she hopes all students do their best and achieve good grades. She added that these exams are not just about grades but also about building a bright future for the students.

In Prayagraj, UP Board Secretary Bhagwati Singh checked the Control and Command Center to ensure everything is running smoothly during the exams.

A 14-year-old boy in a private school tragically took his own life by jumping from the school building on Saturday. This happened after a teacher scolded him and allegedly slapped him in front of his classmates.

Police say the incident happened around 9:30 am. The boy was being warned by his Physical Education Teacher for supposedly moving the direction of a CCTV camera in the classroom. Feeling embarrassed and hurt, the boy asked to go to the washroom but went to the fourth floor instead and jumped off.

Afterwards, the boy was quickly taken to the hospital but was sadly declared dead. Some other students mentioned that the teacher had hit the boy.

In the boy’s book, a note was found where he said sorry to his mother for “ending his life.” Police have opened a case against the teacher for abetment to suicide, which means they are investigating whether the teacher’s actions played a part in the boy’s tragic decision.

Hey, future doctors! If you want to take the NEET SS 2025 exam, be sure to register before it’s too late! The last day to sign up is this Monday, February 24, 2025. You can register online at the official website of the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences, or NBEMS, at natboard.edu.in. Make sure to complete your registration by 11:55 PM tomorrow!

How to Register
– To sign up, you need to pay a fee of ₹3500. You can pay using a credit card or a debit card.
– Once you are registered, you can make any corrections from February 27 to March 3, 2025.
– Your admit card, which you need to take the test, will be available on March 25, 2025.
– The NEET SS exam will take place on March 29 and 30, 2025, and will have 150 questions to answer in 2½ hours.

The exam will happen in two parts each day: the first part from 9 AM to 11:30 AM, and the second one from 2 PM to 4:30 PM.

Steps to Register
1. Go to the official website at natboard.edu.in.
2. Click on the “Examination” tab and choose “NEET SS.”
3. Click on the application link that appears.
4. Enter your details to create your account and submit.
5. Complete the application form and pay the fee.
6. Download the confirmation page and print it for your records.

Make sure to check the official website of NBEMS for more information. Good luck with your exam preparations!

Anna University is getting ready for the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) 2025. If you want to join the Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Master of Computer Applications (MCA) programs, you need to register soon! The last day to sign up is February 21, 2025. You can visit the official website at tancet.annauniv.edu to apply.

Important Details:

– Application Fee: It costs ₹1000 for everyone, but if you’re from the SC/SCA/ST categories in Tamil Nadu, it’s only ₹500.
– Test Date: The TANCET exams will take place on March 22, 2025.
– MCA Exam Time: 10 AM to 12 Noon
– MBA Exam Time: 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM

How to Apply:
1. Go to the official TANCET website at tancet.annauniv.edu.
2. Click the TANCET 2025 registration link.
3. Create an account by entering your details.
4. Log in to your account.
5. Fill out the application form and pay the fee.
6. Download your confirmation page and print it for future use.

Don’t wait too long—make sure to apply before the deadline! For more information, check the official website