Education

New Delhi [India], June 18: Every student remembers the first day they walk onto a university campus. There is excitement, curiosity, and often a little uncertainty. For many, it is the beginning of a journey that will shape not only their career but also the way they think, work, and see the world. That is why students today are looking beyond courses and placements. The real question is whether a university can provide an environment that encourages learning, broadens perspectives, and helps develop skills that remain relevant long after graduation.In many ways, a university campus speaks long before a classroom lesson begins. The spaces where students learn, collaborate, experiment, and interact often play an important role in shaping their overall experience. At Graphic Era Univers...

Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 16: IMT Ghaziabad, one of India’s premier business schools with a distinguished legacy in management education, has achieved a significant global milestone by being ranked #1 in India and #59 globally in the Financial Times (FT) Masters in Finance (MiF) Rankings 2026. The institute has registered an impressive seven-place jump in the global rankings from the previous year, reaffirming its growing international stature and its commitment to delivering world-class, future-ready management education.The recognition by the Financial Times, one of the world’s most respected business education ranking bodies, reflects IMT Ghaziabad’s sustained focus on academic excellence, industry relevance, global exposure, and student success. The achievement furthe...

Milann Academy launches hybrid fellowship in infertility and ART for practicing gynaecologists.Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 11: In a move aimed at addressing the shortage of formally trained fertility specialists in India, Milann Academy has launched a one-year hybrid fellowship programme in Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), allowing practicing obstetricians and gynaecologists to pursue specialised training without taking a break from their clinical practice.The fellowship combines online learning with hands-on clinical training, allowing practicing gynaecologists to continue their medical practice while pursuing specialised education in reproductive medicine. Open to candidates with MD, MS, DNB (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), and DGO qualifications, th...

New Delhi [India], June 10:  India’s higher education landscape is evolving rapidly, with several globally recognized universities establishing campuses in the country. For students seeking an international degree, these campuses offer a unique opportunity to access world-class education closer to home while retaining the option to study abroad later in their academic journey.Perhaps the biggest advantage is flexibility. Students can often begin their studies in India, benefit from lower costs and a familiar environment, and then transfer to the university’s main campus overseas. Even those who ultimately choose to remain in India can, in many cases, graduate with a degree awarded by the parent international university.International Universities Establishing a Presence in India...

Class 6 student Kiara Goyal collaborates with her father to launch an AI-powered platform that brings pet health records, AI assistance, community support, and a pet marketplace together in one place.Agra (Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 08: While many children use artificial intelligence for homework, school projects, and entertainment, 11-year-old Kiara Goyal from Agra has taken a different path. The Class 6 student of St. Anthony’s Junior College has helped conceptualize and launch Waggrr, an AI-powered pet care platform designed to make life easier for pet parents.Built in collaboration with her father, Dr. Navneet Goyal, Waggrr combines essential pet-care tools into a single platform, including pet health records, an AI-powered pet wellness assistant, a pet marketplace, a dedicat...

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], June 8: The School of AI, Bangalore, has built and pre-trained LightningLM, a 120-billion-parameter large language model, demonstrating that frontier-scale AI models can now be designed, trained, and scaled within India, outside the handful of global labs and well-funded national programs that have so far held this capability. Accompanying it are publicly released models and open research papers on arXiv, introducing original methods typically associated with the world’s most advanced AI labs.This is fundamentally a systems and engineering milestone, and the distinction matters: the lasting achievement is not the model but the pipeline that produced it. Training a frontier-scale model once is hard; building the reusable infrastructure to train such models...