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DU Law Faculty stays with CLAT 2025 for 5-year LLB admissions but plans separate exam for the future
Delhi University’s Faculty of Law will admit to its BBA LLB and BA LLB courses through the CLAT exam this year. Its dean said students seek a separate exam.
Accelerated and extended degree programs (ADP and EDP) will allow students to complete their studies at their own pace but with the same credits as a standard programme, says UGC chairman, M Jagadesh Kumar.
University departments across the country have appointed professional experts as professors after UGC introduced the policy.
A law college survey by SC’s policy centre found that a worrying number of legal aid clinics do little more than hold legal awareness camps, despite NALSA, BCI rules. This leaves gaps in legal education.
Students are cautiously optimistic about Phase 1 of the IIT placement drive. Some, like IIT Delhi, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras are seeing more recruiters join; some are struggling.
Ayurveda colleges had petitioned the state medical education department for an increase in the fee limit for management quota seats, currently three times the regular fees.
PMKVY 4.0 Highlights: SC beneficiaries constitute 11% of trainees, ST 4%, and PwD just 0.32% of those trained; Uttar Pradesh tops skill development chart with 3.88 lakh candidates
A North-Eastern Hill University faculty member shares an insider’s perspective on questionable appointments, crumbling infrastructure and students’ protests.
Education ministry data shows Madhya Pradesh leading with 31 lakh non-literate entries, second in line Andhra Pradesh among 8 states yet to begin literacy assessment process
Education ministry data reveals that though 3,294 reserved posts were filled till October 2024, backlog of 3,332 positions persists in teaching and non-teaching roles
