Should you quit a stable job if you're not happy? Or wait until you feel completely ready? These are questions many young professionals are asking today. With Gen Z embracing bold career moves and millennials focusing on stability, the divide is becoming hard to ignore. So, is risk-taking the smarter move or just a privilege?
Aditya Gupta has secured AIR 1 in JEE Main 2026 Session 2, emerging as the national topper. His success story highlights effective preparation strategies, consistency, and strong mental discipline, key factors for cracking one of India's toughest exams.
India's mental health crisis is reshaping student career choices, driving a surge in psychology courses despite modest salaries. Why are more students choosing psychology?
Is studying abroad becoming optional? With short-term global programmes now available on Indian campuses, students are getting international exposure without leaving the country at a fraction of the cost.
As India pushes for a more inclusive and interconnected education system, language learning has taken centre stage in school reforms. The latest move by CBSE signals a shift towards multilingual classrooms, but questions remain about whether schools and students are fully prepared for the transition.
Why is India investing heavily in research ambitions while many PhD scholars struggle to survive? As the country pushes to become a global innovation hub, concerns over low stipends, delayed payments, and researcher well-being are raising serious questions about the sustainability of its scientific ecosystem.
India's most popular commerce degree is facing a credibility test. As hiring shifts towards skills and specialisation, many BCom graduates are finding themselves underprepared for the demands of the modern workplace.
Women are gaining greater ground in India's evolving technology job market. From AI and data analytics roles to higher-paying startup opportunities, new hiring trends suggest a steady rise in women's presence across the tech ecosystem.
Australia has tightened student visa rules for Indians, shifting them to a stricter category with more paperwork and checks. The move could impact timelines and approvals. Here's why it matters for students planning to study abroad.
Is Iran really older than India? The debate is gaining traction online, but experts say the answer depends on how civilisation itself is defined, not just on timelines.
Retirement is no longer the end of the road. Across the US, a growing number of seniors are swapping leisure time for laptops and meetings again. The surprising rise of the Great un-retirement is reshaping how the world views ageing and work.
AI may be dominating headlines for job disruption, but for many women in tech, its most powerful impact is far more personal. As routine work gets automated, women are reclaiming hours and reshaping how they approach careers, growth, and well-being.
Scrolling through endless job listings but not landing interviews? You're not alone. As ghost jobs gain traction in India, many candidates are questioning whether online openings truly reflect real hiring. Here's what the data and experts reveal about the gap between job postings and actual employment.
What if your next job didn't come with fixed hours or a fixed desk? That's exactly what many Gen Z professionals in India are opting for, as the no-collar trend gains momentum.
If AI can understand almost any language, why are employers still insisting on English proficiency? A new report suggests a surprising shift in AI may not be replacing language skills, but making them even more important.
For decades, learning to code almost guaranteed a job in the tech industry. Now, as AI tools begin writing and testing software faster than ever, students, educators and companies are asking a new question: is the entry-level tech career ladder beginning to shift?
As hybrid work reshapes office culture, employees are redefining what it means to "show up" at work. A new trend called coffee badging where workers briefly visit the office before leaving to work elsewhere is gaining attention across global workplaces.
The rise of generative AI has made information faster to access than ever before. But as students increasingly rely on machines to process knowledge, experts are questioning whether the habit of deep reading long considered central to intellectual growth is quietly fading.
Indian students in Iran, mostly medical aspirants, face growing uncertainty as war escalates. Safety risks, delayed exams, and academic disruptions put their futures in jeopardy. We bring this story to highlight the challenges students and families are grappling with amid the crisis.
With the Central Board of Secondary Education Class 12 Maths board exam scheduled for March 9, 2026, students are deep into last-minute revision. But can AI tools actually help simplify complex concepts and improve practice in the final days before the exam? Educators say when used wisely, artificial intelligence may become a useful support system for board exam preparation.
