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Industry experts explain what NEET really means for studying medicine abroad and why thousands of students and parents still get it wrong. London, August, 2026: When it comes to healthcare, India has always had thousands upon thousands of students eyeing a medical degree. But, the journey is rarely simple. Between the NEET paper and the visa stamp, there is an …

While interviewers can come up with entirely new questions, you should at least be prepared for the ones that are most likely to be asked In an interview, it is relatively easy to describe your past experience and skills. However, there can be questions that are not so easy to answer. Rather than being overconfident, it is better to prepare …

With official Tableau software training and certification, professionals can unlock a range of highly rewarding career opportunities Tableau is a leading business intelligence and data visualization platform. One of the key USPs of Tableau is to transform raw data into meaningful insights and present it in easily understandable visual dashboards. Tableau is attracting professionals from various streams since it is …

One-year executive programme equips professionals to lead technology strategy, innovation and digital transformation in an AI-driven business landscape Delhi, July 28, 2026: The Continuing Education Programme (CEP), IIT Delhi has opened admissions for Batch 03 of its Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Programme. Designed for experienced working professionals, the 12-month executive programme aims to help participants build the strategic, technological and leadership …

Findings from the 2026 CFA Institute show Indian graduates placing greater emphasis on continuous learning, workplace-ready skills, and professional qualifications to build long-term career success. Key Findings: 86 percent of Indian graduates believe they will need to continually upskill through professional certificates and courses throughout their careers. 69 percent believe professional certifications offer greater value for career progression than traditional postgraduate degrees. …

90% of HR leaders warn innovation will slow without human traits and qualities 65% say AI can’t replace empathy; 53% say leadership remains uniquely human India has the world’s highest rate of AI adoption and one of its youngest workforces, making human skills the sharpest edge in a tightening jobs market New Delhi, June 24, 2026: As Indian companies accelerate …

UPSC is considered one of the toughest exams in the world with a selection rate of just around 0.1% to 0.2% Every year, more than a million aspirants apply for the UPSC Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE). There are three stages in the exam – Prelims, Mains and Personality Test (Interview). UPSC is pretty hard to …

With global labour shortages projected to reach 85 million by 2030, India is emerging as one of the world’s largest sources of engineering and technical talent, creating new opportunities for students pursuing STEM education. London, June, 2026: Something is shifting in how students are thinking about their future. Across India, the US, the UK, and Germany, the latest study abroad …

PM Vishwakarma Yojana aims to benefit various artisans and professionals such as blacksmiths, sculptor, goldsmith, potter, cobbler, mason, barbers, tailors, etc. In India, a large number of people work in the unorganized sector. Among these, lakhs of people are self-employed. The list includes professionals like carpenters, blacksmiths, locksmiths, sculptor, goldsmiths, potter (kumhaar), cobbler, mason (mistri), basket makers, toy makers, barber, …

A national level management aptitude test in India, CAT (Common Admission Test) is among the toughest entrance exams in the world Held every year, the success rate in CAT is just around 2% to 3%. Thousands of candidates take the exam every year to gain access to the various IIMs located across the country. Students usually start preparing for CAT …