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The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) 2024 will be held from May 6 to May 10 in a computer-based format. The exam is for various degree and master's courses, with the application period having ended in March.

Prachi Nigam, top performer in the Class 10 UP Board exams, responded to trolls criticizing her facial hair, stating her marks define her. Vishwanathan Anand supported her focus on academics while SGPGIMS offered free hormonal treatment.

UGC stated that some individuals/ organisations are offering online programmes with acronyms/ abbreviated forms which are similar to the higher education system’s recognised degree programmes.

Despite being an IIT Kanpur passout, he could have easily secured a high-paying lucrative job in some MNC, but Aditya decided to give UPSC a try.

Svetlana Mahapatra from Bhubaneswar has been awarded a fellowship by the Royal Society of the Arts, London. She excels as a researcher, model, and influencer, with notable achievements including being named a Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum.

Madhusudan Law University in Cuttack canceled the 3rd year LLB Labour Law II exam for 6th semester students due to out-of-syllabus questions. The university plans to reschedule the exam, with the new date to be announced later.

Garima Singh's transition from aspiring doctor to a determined IAS officer highlights her resilience and integrity. Born in Ballia and educated at St. Stephen’s College, her life took a turn after resisting bribery as a student, which propelled her to pursue a career in civil services.

Swati Mohan Rathod, a vegetable vendor's daughter from Solapur, Maharashtra, achieved AIR-492 in UPSC CSE 2023 after five attempts. Her journey of overcoming financial hardships and focusing on solutions rather than problems has made her parents proud.

In view of scorching heat conditions in Odisha, the govt on Sunday announced early summer vacation for schools.

Ghulam Maya Din from Bharot village, Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir, ranked 388 in UPSC CSE 2023 after a medical background and clearing JKAS. He credits his family for support and highlights the educational challenges in remote areas while encouraging others to pursue civil services.

IPS Kajal from Uttar Pradesh, inspired by IAS Tina Dabi, cleared the Civil Services Exam (CSE) on her first attempt with an AIR-485. Her dedication involved extensive daily study and giving up social media, serving as an inspiration for many.

Srishti Dabas, an IGNOU student, overcame significant personal challenges to secure AIR-6 in the UPSC CSE 2023. Raised by a single mother, she chose to prepare for UPSC to impact rural communities positively and succeeded on her first attempt. She emphasizes consistency in studies and self-confidence as key to her success.

The UGC has mandated all central and state-funded educational institutions in India to strictly adhere to the government's Reservation Policy for SCs, STs, OBCs, EWs, and PWDs in both employment and admissions. Institutions must also clear backlog vacancies and submit annual reports via the UAMP.

Prashant Suresh Bhojane from Thane, Maharashtra, overcame severe financial challenges to clear the UPSC CSE 2023 on his ninth attempt, securing the All India Rank of 849. Despite multiple failures and lack of support, his determination led him to achieve his dream of becoming a civil servant.

Civil services exam topper Aditya Srivastava scored 54.27 per cent in the prestigious exam conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), according to the detailed marks of the recommended candidates released by the Commission on Friday.