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With its combination of AI coursework, industry exposure, mentoring and project-based learning, AI VIBE is aimed at giving SRCC students an opportunity to build skills across technology, business and economics within a structured 12-month programme.

This course will be open to students from SRCC (Semester 3 onwards) and will follow a selective admissions process comprising assessments, interviews, SOPs.

Schools across Delhi will follow a significantly revised academic and assessment structure for Class 9 students from the 2026-27 session, with the Directorate of Education bringing vocational education and a third language into the core framework.

However, the computer availability recorded a larger increase during the same period. The proportion of schools with computer facilities rose from 64.7 per cent in 2024-25 to 69.9 per cent in 2025-26.

The revised rules prescribe that a student must secure at least 33 per cent separately in internal, or, practical and external assessment in each of the six main subjects, it said and added that students must also secure at least 25 per cent in the annual examination to be eligible for promotion.

Under the revised scheme, the 6 main subjects for Class IX will be Language-1, 2, Maths, Science, Social Science and Vocational Education (Kaushal Vikas). | Education News

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju defended the handling of recent student protests across India. He asserted that security forces managed massive crowds without causing casualties or severe injuries. Rijiju contrasted current police actions with historical responses under Congress-led governments. He emphasized that no protester suffered serious harm despite thousands demonstrating.

NTA has decided not to charge candidates any additional fee for the UGC-NET re-test, offering relief to students who will have to appear again for three subjects.

Bettiah: Rapid erosion along the Gandak river has raised concerns among residents of Sisai and Chiurahi panchayats in Madhubani block of West Champaran district, with a large portion of Narwa village and part of a govt school's boundary wall already washed away.