Education News

• CBSE Board exam 2026: Class 12 science date sheet out; check complete schedule here October 31, 2025
  The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the final Class 12 date sheet for 2026, confirming that the exams will begin on February 17 with the Biotechnology paper and conclude on April 9 with Data Science. The schedule, available on the official CBSE website, outlines subject-wise exam dates and varied timings from 10:30 […]
  Trisha Tewari
• Trump administration narrows public service loan forgiveness scope, bars groups with ‘substantial illegal purpose’ October 31, 2025
  The US Department of Education has finalized a major overhaul of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) programme, narrowing eligibility to exclude organizations involved in unlawful activities such as aiding illegal immigration or supporting terrorism. Rooted in a March 2025 executive order, the rule—effective July 1, 2026—aims to realign PSLF benefits with lawful, community-focused public […]
• As AI layoffs surge in the US, these jobs are emerging as the safest bets for the future October 31, 2025
  As AI-driven layoffs sweep across industries—from tech giants like Amazon to healthcare facilities—concerns over job security are intensifying. Yet, a new report by Resume Now, based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and O*Net data, highlights entry-level careers resilient to automation. Occupations in healthcare, renewable energy, and skilled trades are projected to grow robustly, relying […]
• Where you live decides your career: 5 US states offering best job opportunities October 31, 2025
  A new WalletHub analysis (2025) has revealed the top US states where job seekers have the strongest prospects, with Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Minnesota leading the list. While finding work nationwide remains challenging, these states stand out for combining steady job growth, strong worker protections, and family-friendly policies that foster both professional stability and quality of […]
• America’s hidden work crisis: How unfair schedules are breaking workers’ lives October 31, 2025
  A growing body of research reveals that unpredictable and unfair work schedules are quietly fueling stress, burnout, and inequality across America. While pay remains vital, studies by Gallup and Buddy Punch show that stability, flexibility, and communication in scheduling are equally critical to employee wellbeing—making time management the new frontier of workplace justice.