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State adds 4th CAP round for engineering admissions

Mumbai, June 6 -- In a major reform aimed at making engineering education more accessible and transparent, the Maharashtra government on Thursday announced the addition of a fourth round to the Centra... Read More


From 2026, no CET outside Maharashtra, says minister

MUMBAI, June 6 -- From next year, students from outside Maharashtra taking the Common Entrance Test (CET) for any course offered by an institution in the state will have to travel to an examination ce... Read More


Minority colleges oppose quotas in FYJC admissions, cite legal violations

MUMBAI, June 6 -- The Maharashtra Association of Minority Educational Institutions has raised strong objections to the state's admission process for First Year Junior College (FYJC) 2025-26, alleging ... Read More


Branded as 'obscene' six decadesago, Shyama stages a comeback

MUMBAI, June 2 -- In the summer of 2018, Pankaj Bhosale, 44, a young researcher fascinated by classic Marathi suspense literature, stumbled upon Shyama (1964), a novel considered a racy romance for it... Read More


Branded as 'obscene' six decadesago, Shyama stages a comeback

MUMBAI, June 2 -- In the summer of 2018, Pankaj Bhosale, 44, a young researcher fascinated by classic Marathi suspense literature, stumbled upon Shyama (1964), a novel considered a racy romance for it... Read More


State scraps controversial FYJC in-house quota rule

India, June 1 -- In a significant relief for students, parents and college administrators, the state school education department has rolled back a controversial rule regarding First Year Junior Colleg... Read More


IIT-Bombay leads push for India-centric AI

India, June 1 -- Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has released 16 new datasets on AIKosh, the central government's platform that provides a repository of datasets to enable artificial intel... Read More


Branded as 'obscene' 60 years ago, Shyama stages a comeback

India, June 1 -- In the summer of 2018, Pankaj Bhosale, 44, a young researcher fascinated by classic Marathi suspense literature, stumbled upon Shyama (1964), a novel considered a racy romance for its... Read More


Branded as 'obscene' 60 years ago, Shyama stages a comeback

MUMBAI, June 1 -- In the summer of 2018, Pankaj Bhosale, 44, a young researcher fascinated by classic Marathi suspense literature, stumbled upon Shyama (1964), a novel considered a racy romance for it... Read More


Controversial FYJC in-house quota rule scrapped

MUMBAI, June 1 -- In a significant relief for students, parents and college administrators, the state school education department has rolled back a controversial rule regarding First Year Junior Colle... Read More