IIT Placement Slump: Government Data Reveals Declining Job Offers
Recent government data has revealed a worrying slump in IIT placements, raising concerns among students and industry experts. The number of job offers extended to students at premier Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) has witnessed a noticeable decline compared to previous years.
Key Insights:
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Reduced Hiring: Many companies have reduced hiring, especially in tech and engineering sectors.
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International Offers Drop: A sharp decline in international job offers has been observed.
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Startups & IT Companies Affected: Economic slowdown and funding challenges have impacted recruitment.
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Higher Studies Trend: More students are now opting for higher studies or research opportunities over placements.
What This Means for Students:
As campus recruitments face uncertainty, students are encouraged to explore internships, industry certifications, and entrepreneurship opportunities to enhance their employability.
Delhi Government & PhysicsWallah Offer Free NEET & CUET Coaching
In a major boost for Class 12 students, the Delhi government has partnered with PhysicsWallah to offer free NEET & CUET coaching to government school students. This initiative aims to help students from underprivileged backgrounds prepare for highly competitive exams without financial barriers.
Key Highlights:
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Eligibility: Available for Class 12 students in Delhi government schools.
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Subjects Covered: Coaching for NEET (Medical) and CUET (Undergraduate Admissions).
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Mode of Coaching: Hybrid model – both online and offline classes.
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Mentorship & Study Materials: Access to high-quality mock tests, expert guidance, and doubt-solving sessions.
Why This Matters:
With increasing competition in medical and university entrance exams, free coaching can significantly improve students' chances of securing admissions to top institutions.
CBSE: Dummy School Students Not Allowed for Class 12 Board Exams
The CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) has issued a strict directive barring dummy school students from appearing for the Class 12 board exams. This move aims to curb unethical practices where students enroll in schools solely for board exam registration while attending coaching institutes full-time.
Key CBSE Guidelines:
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Mandatory School Attendance: Students must attend regular classes in their registered schools.
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Verification of Records: Schools will conduct thorough document verification before board exam registration.
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Consequences: Non-compliance may lead to cancellation of board exam registration.
Impact on Students & Schools:
This rule ensures that students receive a holistic education and actively participate in school learning instead of relying solely on coaching centers.
CBSE to Launch Parenting Calendar 2025-26 on March 28
The CBSE Parenting Calendar 2025-26 is set to launch on March 28, 2025, aiming to promote effective parenting strategies and bridge the communication gap between parents, teachers, and students.
Objectives of the CBSE Parenting Calendar:
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Parental Involvement: Encourages active participation in children’s education.
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Mental & Emotional Well-being: Provides insights into managing student stress and academic pressure.
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Cyber Safety Awareness: Educates parents on ensuring safe digital exposure for students.
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Monthly Guidelines: Offers structured parenting tips & best practices throughout the academic year.
Why This Initiative Matters:
With increasing academic pressure and digital distractions, parental guidance plays a crucial role in shaping a student’s academic success and mental well-being.
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