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NBEMS opened registration for NEET SS 2026 on 29 October at natboard.edu.in. The super speciality entrance test will be held on 11 and 12 December in computer based mode at centres across the country, according to the information bulletin.
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The National Testing Agency has advised JEE Main 2027 Session 1 candidates to log in with DigiLocker, JanParichay or e Pramaan (Meri Pehchaan) credentials, to avoid discrepancies in identity verification and biometric data at later stages of the application process.
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KSEAB has released the final 2nd PUC timetable for 2027. Exam 1 runs from 27 February to 18 March and Exam 2 from 3 to 15 May, offline in pen and paper format across Karnataka.
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NTA has issued advisories for JEE Main 2027 Session 1 registration, covering accounts on the Meri Pehchaan portal and re KYC, Hindustan Times reports. Candidates who have not yet applied can check the instructions on the NTA website.
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Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court has reserved its verdict on framing charges against 14 accused in the NEET paper leak case and will pronounce it on 18 November. The CBI has filed a chargesheet and a supplementary chargesheet.
Read more at IndToday →IIM Lucknow's new two year MBA in Family Business is aimed at owners of established family firms and next generation leaders. Shortlisting uses GMAT, GRE or the IIM Lucknow test plus an interview, and Phase 1 registration ends on 31 December.
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Students heading to London must show up to £14,130 for living costs from 30 November, as the monthly requirement rises from £1,529 to £1,570. Outside London it rises from £1,171 to £1,203 a month, for a maximum of nine months.
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Since 26 October most temporary and permanent Australian visa applicants living in India, including students, may need to give fingerprints and a facial image, ET reports. The Australian High Commission says not every applicant will automatically have to.
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Labor expects fewer new overseas students to wipe $2 billion from Australian universities over three years, as applicants spooked by soaring visa rejection rates look elsewhere, the AFR reports. The sector warns Australia's standing as a top destination is at risk.
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Australia introduced Student visa rules on 2 October restricting onshore applications by most temporary visa holders and tightening course transfer and family inclusion requirements. Indian students should check offshore conditions before making plans, KollegeApply reports.
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IDP's Emerging Futures research finds only 24 per cent of prospective international students now pick Australia first, down almost a quarter in six months. Australia remains the most considered destination, but the UK and US gained eight points each.
Read more at The PIE News →The October 2026 Emerging Futures report from IDP finds post study employment opportunities were the biggest factor in Indian students' confidence in a destination, cited by 22 per cent of respondents, even as visa rules keep changing.
Read more at The Economic Times →New Zealand's student visa changes, effective 27 October, limit work rights for new master's by research students while extending the time some graduates have to make post study arrangements, Arbiterz reports.
Read more at arbiterz.com →At a Sydney forum, Monash University's Andrew Norton said Labor had kept temporary graduate visas despite dozens of immigration changes in three years, Times Higher Education reports. Speakers said an employer outcry could help save the sector.
Read more at Times Higher Education →The Department of Homeland Security proposed on 8 October a $70,000 fee for each international student seeking post graduation work through Optional Practical Training, plus $30,000 to extend it, Student Life reports. Comments run until 9 November.
Read more at studlife.com →South Korea reached 300,000 international students two years early, in mid 2025, and is updating its framework so students succeed and integrate, ICEF Monitor reports. Strong Korean proficiency will unlock substantially more opportunities.
Read more at ICEF Monitor →Panellists ahead of The PIE High Brazil said Canada and Europe are rising alongside the US for Brazilian students, and families are questioning cost and return. One operator said many assume studying abroad costs $80,000 a year.
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International students have until 31 October to apply for the Vice Chancellor's Award at University College Birmingham, which covers 100 per cent of first year tuition for students with strong academics, leadership potential and commitment to society.
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The University of Bristol has opened Think Big scholarships for international students starting in September 2027, worth £3,000 to £26,000. The deadline is 1 pm UK time on 19 March 2027, with decisions by the end of May.
Read more at Tuko →Applications are open for the 2027 Yenching Academy Fellowship at Peking University, a fully funded interdisciplinary master's focused on China, covering a stipend and travel, for outstanding graduates from around the world, Global South Opportunities reports.
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Two IIT (ISM) Dhanbad researchers will go to Japan for research on mathematical modelling to prevent cholera and on teaching robots to identify objects with AI for waste segregation, ETV Bharat reports.
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Purdue University has held tuition flat for 14 consecutive years, which it says has saved students $2.5 billion, while accelerated pathways have cut the average time to a degree to 3.84 years.
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The 94 year old Catholic university in Great Falls, Montana, will close after a decade of financial struggles, Inside Higher Ed reports. It ran at a loss in nine of the last 10 years and lost up to $8.5 million a year in support from Providence St. Joseph Health.
Read more at Inside Higher Ed →TheWrap's 11th annual ranking of US film schools, built with Screen Engine/ASI, has NYU at No. 1 again. The list has stayed stable for three years even as Hollywood goes through turmoil.
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Preliminary National Student Clearinghouse data shows US undergraduate enrolment rose only 0.6 per cent this fall after 2.4 per cent the year before. Community colleges grew 1.2 per cent and public four year institutions 0.3 per cent.
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Najran University is 128th of 325 in the QS Arab Region University Rankings 2027, up four places. It improved most on citations per paper, where it is 30th in the region after rising 15 places, SPA reports.
Read more at spa.gov.sa →The University of Wrocław placed in the 1201 to 1400 band of the THE World University Rankings 2027, published on 30 September, and fourth in Poland for international outlook, reflecting its research collaboration and appeal abroad.
Read more at uwr.edu.pl →Southwestern University tops Texas for the second year running in WalletHub's 2027 Best Colleges ranking of primarily undergraduate institutions, and made strides in the personal finance company's wider 2027 Best Colleges and Universities ranking.
Read more at southwestern.edu →IIT Kharagpur and Tripura's Higher Education Department signed a letter of intent for a Centre for Advanced Learning, Research and Innovation to strengthen state universities and degree colleges, promote AI enabled education and expand jobs and entrepreneurship.
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The UGC has flagged 78 Karnataka colleges and universities over 132 unresolved fee refund complaints from 2020 to 2025. In 110 cases students who cancelled admission have received nothing, and 22 got partial refunds, Jagran Josh reports.
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The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the UGC to respond to a petition seeking automatic sanitary napkin vending machines in colleges and universities across southern Tamil Nadu. Justices Velmurugan and K.K. Ramakrishnan heard the plea.
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Jamia Millia Islamia has announced end semester exam dates for November and extended online classes until 24 November, after a meeting of deans, heads and directors, Hindustan Times reports. Details are on jmi.ac.in.
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Jamia Millia Islamia has set up a five member committee, chaired by Dean Zubair Meenai, to draft a constitution for its students' union, dissolved in 2006, amid protests since 12 October. The Hindu explains the 2006 Lyngdoh Committee recommendations.
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The UCU branch at Cardiff University has declared its third dispute since the university announced 400 job cuts in early 2025, citing dangerous, unhealthy and unmanageable workloads, Times Higher Education reports.
Read more at Times Higher Education →Emory University removed a dozen licence plate reading cameras and declined to renew its contract with Flock Safety in September, Inside Higher Ed reports. It was a win for a coalition of Emory students and employees who spent months pushing the university to de Flock.
Read more at Inside Higher Ed →A Hindu opinion piece notes colleges are struggling to fill traditional maths, physics and chemistry programmes, and argues these subjects stay relevant when connected with other fields through interdisciplinary courses.
Read more at The Hindu →Shoolini University founder and Vice Chancellor Atul Khosla tells BW Education India can become a global higher education hub if its best universities get freedom to open international campuses, collaborate globally and innovate.
Read more at BW Education →With over 1.3 million Indian students abroad, an EdexLive opinion piece argues the cause is structural, as students seek flexibility, research and networks, and calls for Indian universities to move beyond passive foreign partnerships to dual degrees.
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Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02620-3 People will often trust or distrust an artificial intelligence (AI) output because of how it makes them feel, rather than how reliable it is. AI governance frameworks should require that platforms disclose design choices that target user emotions, allow.
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02610-5 Linking job postings to US Census earnings records from 2011 to 2021, Lyttelton et al. find that non-college workers hired into jobs that dropped degree requirements earned around US$4,600 more per year, yet employers rarely hired non-college workers after.
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02566-6 This randomized trial by Wiles et al. shows that generative AI helps knowledge workers perform data science tasks outside their skill set, but workers do not retain the underlying knowledge when the tool is removed.
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02539-9 This Review from Evans et al. documents the distinct roles that LLMs now have in computational social science and provides an overview of recent LLM-supported advances across fields including economics, psychology, political science, sociology and anthropology.
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02590-6 Zhang et al. systematically compare humans and AI across three language and three vision tasks. Turing-like tests for language and vision demonstrate a narrowing gap between humans and AI
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 26 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02599-x Using the variation in DNA sharing between 500,000 sibling pairs with diverse genetic ancestries, Yengo et al. estimate the heritability of 14 complex traits.
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 23 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02515-3 Khosla et al. show that both brains and neural networks consistently favoured certain axes for representing the natural world. Privileged representational axes in biological and artificial neural networks
Nature Human Behaviour, Published online: 21 October 2026, doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02614-1 In this study, participants improved at copying an unfamiliar alphabet character even though they only practiced writing rotated versions of it. The experiments reveal that the motor system can refine movements by creating an abstraction of their structure, and.