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CET exams now twice a year

Mumbai, Nov. 12 -- In a major reform for higher education, the Maharashtra government has decided to conduct the Common Entrance Test (CET) for engineering, pharmacy, and MBA courses twice a year, sta... Read More


State seeks Teacher Eligibility Test exemption for sr teachers

MUMBAI, Nov. 12 -- The state government has decided against filing a review petition in the Supreme Court over its recent ruling making the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) mandatory for all teachers in... Read More


Fee regulatory body gets 200+ complaints

India, Nov. 8 -- MUMBAI: The Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA) has received over 200 complaints from students and faculty during the ongoing admission season, alleging that several professional colleges ... Read More


Over 200 complaints filed with FRA against colleges for fee violations

India, Nov. 8 -- The Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA) has received over 200 complaints from students and faculty during the ongoing admission season, alleging that several professional colleges are viol... Read More


387 MBBS seats still vacant after third round of admissions

India, Nov. 7 -- Even after the completion of the third round of medical admissions in Maharashtra, 387 MBBS seats remain vacant across the state. Of these, 37 are in government medical colleges and a... Read More


387 MBBS seats still vacant after 3rd round of admissions

MUMBAI, Nov. 7 -- Even after the completion of the third round of medical admissions in Maharashtra, 387 MBBS seats remain vacant across the state. Of these, 37 are in government medical colleges and ... Read More


Admission chaos: Pvt colleges accused of seat blocking, fee harassment

India, Nov. 6 -- For aspiring doctors, every seat in a medical college is worth its weight in gold, a fact private medical colleges in Maharashtra are allegedly exploiting through alleged malpractices... Read More


Pvt med colleges under fire for seat, fee malpractices

MUMBAI, Nov. 6 -- For aspiring doctors, every seat in a medical college is worth its weight in gold, a fact private medical colleges in Maharashtra are allegedly exploiting through alleged malpractice... Read More


Hindi should start from Class 5: Public response to policy

MUMBAI, Nov. 4 -- The Narendra Jadhav Committee, appointed by the state government to review and recommend changes to Maharashtra's three-language policy, has observed growing dissatisfaction among ci... Read More


'Hindi is fine but should be introduced in Class 5, not Class 1'

India, Nov. 4 -- The Narendra Jadhav Committee, appointed by the state government to review and recommend changes to Maharashtra's three-language policy, has observed growing dissatisfaction among cit... Read More