Alok Raj describes IIT Bombay through its changing campus, friendships, favourite corners and late-night routines. His account shows how student life there stretches from academic pressures to startups, support systems and personal memories.
Annual anti-bias emails sent by Professor Suryanarayana Doolla have resurfaced after allegations linked to Sahil Wakode's death in the campus. The messages add context to IIT Bombay's campus guidance as the caste discrimination allegations are investigated.
V Ramgopal Rao has urged IITs to consider five-year BTech programmes amid the IIT Bombay controversy around professor Suryanarayana Doola. He said a more flexible structure could better support students in diverse classrooms without compromising academic standards.
After visiting a school for visually impaired students, 20-year-old Andhra Pradesh BTech student Lingampalli Himaja built RUDHRA, a voice-enabled Braille printer aimed at making Braille writing easier and more independent. The project has now won the James Dyson Award for India.
Utkarsh Ranjan, a fifth-semester Bioengineering student at IIT Mandi, recounts his campus life beyond classes, labs and rankings. His account centres on hostel routines, hands-on projects and the idea that life at IIT does not arrive fully sorted.
IIT Bhubaneswar is asking faculty to file Teaching Portfolios for every course, documenting classroom methods, student questions, feedback and interventions. The exercise is meant to make teaching effectiveness evidence-based and has also drawn interest from others.
Jaskiran Arora says students choosing between MBA in Finance and Marketing should focus on the kind of judgement they want to develop. The comparison shows both fields now overlap more as AI, analytics and technology reshape business roles.
Nishita and Nikita Baliarsingh say the public story of building Nexus Power leaves out years of errors, failed experiments and uncertainty. Their account traces how school mentorship, self-taught science and steady support shaped the journey behind the Forbes Asia 30 Under 30 recognition.
At IIT Guwahati, PhD scholar Surachita Das is developing a black rice food product and contributing to a DRDO-funded project for Armed Forces personnel at the borders. Her work links laboratory food bioprocessing with practical nutrition needs beyond the campus.
At SAI International School, students are encouraged to treat setbacks as part of learning. The approach aims to build resilience, empathy and independent thinking beyond marks.
From learning Mising from his students to helping mothers gain digital skills and taking on child marriage, Assam teacher Rajesh Bordoloi has turned his geography classroom into a space for community learning.
The choice between Business Analytics and Marketing is only one part of an MBA decision. The structure and learning opportunities offered by a programme can also influence the skills students develop.
Radha Rajesh has won the National Teachers' Award 2026 representing CISCE. She uses real-life stories, from Parkinson's to Lionel Messi's growth hormone journey, to make biology engaging, relatable and meaningful for her students. Her teaching philosophy goes beyond marks, focusing on curiosity, critical thinking, research and helping children recognise their own potential.
UPSC CSE Mains 2026 GS Paper 1 and 2 remained largely within expected themes, but tested analytical thinking, current affairs and application of concepts. Experts said factual clarity, integrated preparation and effective answer writing could determine scores.
Class 6 student, Atharv Sood of Satya School, has been credited with three preliminary asteroid detections in the All-India Asteroid Search Campaign 2026. The recognition reflects how school-led training and sustained curiosity turned skywatching into hands-on scientific work.
The UPSC Civil Services Mains 2026 essay paper centred on philosophical themes with room for contemporary application. It tested candidates on interpretation, argument and their ethical and humanistic grounding.
Nikunj Agarwal created an unofficial WhatsApp group that connected nearly 400 University of Sheffield offer holders before they arrived in the UK. The group helped students navigate the move abroad and turned early uncertainty into lasting friendships.
Students comparing MBA in Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship face two distinct management pathways. The decision depends on career goals, skill fit and the strength of each programme's curriculum and ecosystem.
The Central Administrative Tribunal has asked UPSC to respond to a plea challenging eight questions in the Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026. The dispute focuses on alleged answer key errors, missing valid options and their effect on candidates' qualifying chances.
From sunrise at Sameer Hill to late-night study sessions and hostel conversations, a final-year Civil Engineering student's IIT Bombay experience offers a glimpse of campus life beyond academics and placements.
