Bihar STET 2025 admit cards are available today, October 11. Candidates can download them from bsebstet.org. The Computer Based Test begins October 14. The exam has two papers for secondary and higher secondary levels. Qualifying marks vary by category. Candidates must carry admit cards and valid ID to the exam center.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the provisional answer key for the DElEd 2025 examination on its official website. Candidates can review the key and their response sheets to estimate scores. An objection window is open until October 13, 2025, with a fee of Rs 50 per objection.
Artificial intelligence is poised to disrupt India's tech and CX sectors, potentially displacing routine roles. However, Niti Aayog's roadmap highlights an opportunity to create up to 4 million new AI-first jobs in the next five years. A National AI Talent Mission is proposed to foster AI literacy, reskill professionals, and attract global talent, positioning India as an AI workforce capital.
The National Board of Examinations has cancelled NEET PG 2025 results for 22 candidates due to unfair means, with disqualifications spanning multiple years. Additionally, 11 foreign medical graduates were disqualified from the FMGE for malpractice. The board warns against using cancelled results for any official purposes.
A recent Naukri survey of 19,650 professionals across 80 industries found that nearly three in four Indians are reluctant to disclose mental health reasons when taking time off. About 45% would mark it as general sick leave, 28% are comfortable being explicit, 19% avoid leave, and 9% give another reason.
NEET PG Counselling 2025 schedule: Aspiring doctors, mark your calendars! The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) is yet to announce the NEET PG Counselling 2025 schedule. Qualified candidates can register on mcc.nic.in for four rounds of counselling, including a Stray Vacancy Round. The notification will detail registration, choice filling, seat allotment, and document verification.
A new survey by Indeed finds half of Indian employees genuinely love their jobs, with younger workers linking mental health to job satisfaction, while older generations prioritise stability and financial security. Over 30% quit jobs for mental health reasons, yet only a third of companies offer support. Flexible, remote work and holistic well-being initiatives are key to improving workforce mental health across generations.
JEE Main 2026 registration: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is set to commence JEE Main 2026 registrations in October 2025, with a demo link already available. The exam will be held in two sessions, January and April 2026, offering admission to engineering, architecture, and planning programs in premier institutions.
Despite growing confidence, gender stereotypes persist, particularly regarding future-facing skills like AI and data analysis. A new report reveals that nearly half of men perceive these as masculine, while women see them as neutral or feminine. This bias could widen the leadership gap, even as perceptions of women's effectiveness improve.
Smaller Indian cities are leading the nation's job growth. Tier II and III locations saw a significant 21 per cent hiring increase in September. This surge outpaced major metro areas. E-commerce, retail, and tourism fueled this expansion. Overall hiring activity remained robust, indicating steady job creation beyond seasonal demand. This trend highlights a decentralised and resilient employment landscape across India.