NTA SHRESHTA NETS result 2026 released: Direct link to download scorecard here

SHRESHTA NETS result 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the result of the National Entrance Test for the Scheme for Residential Education for Students in High Schools in Targeted Areas (SHRESHTA NETS) 2026. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now download their scorecard from the official website at exams.nta.nic.in/shreshta/To access the SHRESHTA…

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KVS, NVS admit card 2025 expected to be released soon: Check details here

Photo source: cbseitms.rcil.gov.in KVS, NVS admit card 2025: The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) recruitment exam admit cards are anticipated to be made available soon by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Candidates who have successfully completed the online application process under recruitment notification 01/2025 will be eligible for the…

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Why a post-pandemic generation in the US is choosing to become teachers despite burnout, low pay and systemic strain

For years, the American teaching profession has been discussed almost entirely in terms of what it has lost. Falling enrollment in teacher training programmes, rising exits from classrooms, and persistent warnings about burnout have shaped a bleak consensus: Fewer people want to teach, and many who do rarely stay long.But the latest data complicates that…

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Why the US ending the H-1B lottery is unsettling Silicon Valley and beyond

For more than two decades, the H-1B visa lottery served as a quiet stabiliser for the US technology economy. Its randomness was not flawless, but it still provided businesses with something they value very highly: Predictability. Corporations would be able to chart recruitment cycles, educational institutions could synchronize the graduation of their students, and worldwide…

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Harvard president says the University “went wrong” by allowing faculty activism to blur free speech

Harvard University President Alan M. Garber said the University “went wrong” by allowing professors to bring personal political views into the classroom, arguing that faculty activism has made open debate harder for students.Garber made the case that when instructors foreground their own views on contested issues, the classroom stops feeling like a place where disagreement…

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