Delhi University has announced the second cutoff list for undergraduate admissions based on CUET 2025 scores. Candidates who upgraded in CSAS UG Round 2 can view their college and course allotments online. Those accepting seats must pay fees and report to the college within the specified timeframe, with vacant seats for Round 3 to be announced later.
Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema announced the recruitment of 60 psychologists and counselors for state jails. This initiative aims to enhance mental healthcare services for inmates within correctional facilities. The AAP government's commitment to inmate well-being is highlighted, with the Jails Department overseeing a transparent outsourcing process for recruitment.
StayVista, a luxury villa rental platform, announced its ambitious plan to hire over 1,000 hospitality experts in financial year 2026. This recruitment drive aims to bolster on-ground service teams across its 1,000+ villas nationwide, focusing on roles like housekeeping, guest relations, and F&B. The hiring will prioritize emerging regions such as Goa, Coorg, Lonavala, and Himachal Pradesh.
Railway Recruitment Boards will soon announce the NTPC results on their respective websites. Candidates who appeared for the exam held from June 5 to June 24, 2025, should regularly check the RRB websites. The scorecard and merit list will be available for download in PDF format. Details regarding the result, including official websites and download instructions, are provided.
India's top IT firms are significantly reducing fresher hiring, with net additions plummeting from over 50,000 to under 5,000 in the June quarter. This shift reflects a growing demand for experienced professionals with specialized skills in AI, cloud, and cybersecurity.
TCS is set to lay off around 2% of its workforce due to skill mismatches and AI-led disruptions, highlighting India's broader jobs challenge. While AI raises job anxiety, a significant AI talent gap exists, hindering industry growth. Addressing this requires upskilling initiatives to enhance graduate employability and meet the rising demand for AI professionals.
The Uttar Pradesh government is intensifying its efforts to generate employment for its skilled workforce. Renewing its partnership with Vision India Services for three years, the government aims to create pathways for ITI-certified youth to connect with industries statewide. This collaboration leverages Vision India's 'JustJob' portal, designed to link skilled individuals with real-time job opportunities.
NEET UG Counselling Schedule Revised: The Medical Counselling Committee has revised the NEET UG 2025 counselling schedule, extending the registration deadline to July 31st following candidate requests. Seat allotment results for Round 1 will now be announced on August 3rd. Candidates can register and fill choices until July 31st, with Round 1 reporting from August 4th to 8th.
DU Admission 2025: Delhi University aspirants get another chance. Several colleges report vacancies in popular undergraduate programs. The second merit list releases on July 28. Shri Ram College of Commerce has seats in BCom (Hons). Lady Shri Ram College also has BCom (Hons) seats. Hindu College has vacancies, including in BSc (Hons) physics. Kirori Mal College and Miranda House also offer opportunities.
India’s healthcare and workplace wellness landscape is rapidly evolving, driven by rising medical costs, chronic diseases, and a digitally empowered workforce. A new report by MediBuddy and CII highlights the shift from episodic to continuous, tech-enabled care, emphasizing physical and mental health as strategic priorities for productivity and talent retention.