Times of India

The IBPS PO Prelims Result 2025 is expected to be released soon, keeping thousands of banking aspirants anxious. The preliminary exam, held in August, consisted of 100 questions across three sections with negative marking. Candidates must meet sectional cut-offs to qualify for the Main Examination. Results will be available on ibps.in, where aspirants can download and print their scorecards.

The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has released the AP OAMDC 2025 phase 1 seat allotment results at oamdc.ucanapply.com. Candidates can log in with registration details to check and download their allotment order. Selected students must report to allotted colleges with required documents for admission confirmation. Upcoming counselling rounds remain open.

Did you know even mild dehydration can negatively impact children's attention, memory and mood, hindering academic performance? Studies demonstrate that providing water improves cognitive functions like short-term memory and focus, especially in dehydrated children. Encouraging regular hydration through school initiatives and at home can lead to better cognitive flexibility and overall learning outcomes.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued a fresh advisory for SSC CGL Exam 2025, warning candidates against malpractices such as hacking and remote takeovers. Advanced digital monitoring is in place, and violators risk debarment and legal action. The Commission stressed its commitment to fair and transparent examinations, urging candidates to strictly follow guidelines.

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy has announced a major education overhaul to address the state’s alarming job crisis, with 90% of engineering graduates unemployed. Emphasizing education as the key to poverty eradication, the reforms include teacher recruitment, skills universities, ITI upgrades, and a new Education Corporation, aiming to align learning with employable skills under the TelanganaRising 2047 vision.

The Delhi High Court has upheld Delhi University’s rule requiring 75% attendance for students contesting union elections. Justice Mini Pushkarna ruled that colleges can reject nominations if candidates fall short, stressing that student leaders must prioritise academics. The decision directly affects the 2025–26 DUSU polls, reinforcing discipline and academic compliance amid intense campaigning and rising women participation.

The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will close the KSET 2025 registration today, September 18, 2025. Aspirants for Assistant Professor posts must complete applications at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in, with the last date to pay fees on September 19. The exam, a gateway to university teaching, will be held on November 2, 2025, and hall tickets will release on October 24.

The Rajasthan Police Department has released the Constable Recruitment 2025 answer key for the written exam held on September 13–14. Candidates can download it from police.rajasthan.gov.in until September 19. An objection window opens from September 21–23, allowing candidates to challenge discrepancies by submitting proof and paying a non-refundable fee of Rs. 100 per question.

The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) is set to release the AP EAMCET 2025 final phase seat allotment result today. Candidates must check the official portal at eapcet-sche.aptonline.in and complete reporting by September 22. Classes will begin from September 19, marking the conclusion of this year’s competitive counselling process for engineering, medical, and agriculture courses.

The Trump administration has unveiled a federal grant initiative prioritizing “patriotic education,” aiming to foster civic pride and highlight national achievements. Critics warn it risks promoting a selective version of history, potentially undermining academic freedom and marginalizing critical events. With political appointees overseeing grants and coalition groups guiding programs, the policy could reshape how future generations understand America’s past.

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has released the PET and PST admit cards for Constable/Tradesman recruitment 2025 at cisfrectt.cisf.gov.in. Candidates shortlisted for 1,161 vacancies must download their e-admit card using registration ID and password. The PET/PST begins September 26, 2025. Applicants should carry a printout, valid photo ID, and follow all instructions on the admit card.

Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Elections 2025 polling begins today, September 18, with over 2.75 lakh students eligible to vote. Ballot boxes are open in two shifts for day and evening classes, with results due tomorrow. Key issues include hostel shortage, fee hikes, women’s safety, and NEP 2020, as NSUI, ABVP, and SFI-AISA contest the presidential race.

Rhode Island’s loan-forgiveness program for teachers of color faces a federal lawsuit, spotlighting the tension between state-led diversity initiatives and federal civil rights law. The Justice Department claims the program discriminates against white teachers, while advocates warn that halting such initiatives undermines recruitment, student engagement, and equitable representation in classrooms serving predominantly students of color.

Several college degrees, including entrepreneurship, computer science and culinary arts, equip students with skills that are readily applicable to launch side businesses. Research indicates that entrepreneurship education significantly boosts venture creation while disciplines producing tangible outputs like code or designs are easily monetised. By pairing practical skills with business acumen, students can effectively transform their degrees into entrepreneurial opportunities.

Initially feared for promoting cheating, ChatGPT is now being surprisingly used by US teens to enhance learning. They leverage AI to simplify complex topics, create practice quizzes and draft essay outlines. This unexpected shift highlights AI's potential as a valuable study partner, improving understanding, retention and critical thinking skills when used responsibly.

Many US graduates feel unprepared for the workforce due to a skills gap, lack of real-world experience and a mismatch between college majors and job market needs. Addressing this requires integrating career readiness into the curriculum, expanding access to internships and strengthening soft skills training. These changes can transform degrees into launchpads for successful careers.

Grades are not the only key to career success. Employers value soft skills like communication and adaptability. Recruiters seek candidates who can collaborate and solve problems. Emotional intelligence and teamwork are also crucial. Time management and creativity are highly valued. Focus on building these skills for job market success. These human-centered strengths are the real currency.

India celebrates Engineer's Day, honouring Sir MV and the vital role of engineers in innovation and entrepreneurship. Experts emphasize the need to integrate business skills, real-world challenges and interdisciplinary collaboration into engineering curriculums. By fostering a mindset of problem-solving and adaptability, universities can transform engineers into the next wave of entrepreneurs, driving India's growth in the AI-driven world.

Educators across the U.S. are embracing metaverse environments, particularly VR, to revolutionise math education. Students in Georgia are grasping core math concepts faster through interactive 3D experiences, while platforms like Kai XR offer immersive field trips to explore math in real-world contexts. Early results indicate improved learning speed, performance and engagement, transforming math into an interactive subject.

The US student loan crisis, exceeding $1.7 trillion, significantly impacts Gen Z, who face rising tuition costs and potential debt traps. Careful planning is crucial as debt can delay life milestones and not all degrees offer equal financial returns. Exploring federal loans and alternative educational paths like trade schools is essential for informed decision-making.