Karnataka SSLC Result in Third Week of May, Higher Secondary on May 25: Here’s What Students Need to Know

Kerala’s SSLC results are expected in the third week of May, while the higher secondary results are likely to be out on May 25, 2026, minister V Sionkutty told PTI. The Gulf Region SSLC and Class 12 exams have been canceled due to the West Asia conflict, with marks awarded through alternative assessment, internal assessment,…

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57% of Gen Z want higher pay for key skills: What you need to know before you join

79% of new hires trust AI and 75% fear surveillance. (AI Image) Indian companies are accelerating organizational redesign and workforce strategies to take advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) and a young talent pool, even as employees express growing concerns about workplace surveillance and pay equity. According to the latest India findings of Mercer’s Global Talent…

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What threatens higher education and research in Trump’s new budget proposal.

Trump’s New Budget Proposal President of the United States Donald Trump has unveiled its discretionary fiscal year 2027. Budget Outlines changes in federal spending priorities for defense and security, proposing cuts to application, education, research and domestic programs.The $2.2 trillion proposal includes $1.5 trillion in military spending. This represents an increase of $445 billion, a…

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Local tuition waiver changes could open the door to American higher education for thousands, but concerns remain.

An American flag flies in front of Montana Hall at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. A new group of students will be eligible for American Indian tuition waivers in Montana starting July 1, 2026, a change expected to expand access to higher education while raising concerns among some tribal leaders.A waiver program administered by…

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Students who take notes by hand score 28% higher: Why writing still beats laptops in classrooms

Why students who take notes by hand score 28% higher than others. As laptops become ubiquitous in lecture halls, new evidence is prompting teachers to reevaluate a fundamental classroom habit: how students take notes. Pam A. Mueller and Daniel M. Oppenheimer suggests that the medium students use is not just how much they record—but how…

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