Vaishnavi Shukla

1 week ago | news.careers360.com | Vaishnavi Shukla |Vikas Kumar Pandit |Vagisha Kaushik |Anu Parthiban

NEW DELHI: The Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Delhi has launched an intelligent product development certificate programme (iPD-CP). The 24-week certificate programme is designed for fresh graduates, professionals, and students who have the knowledge and skills required to design and develop production-ready electronic products. The last date for application is April 28. The iPD-CP programme will start on June 23.

1 week ago | news.careers360.com | Vikas Kumar Pandit |Vagisha Kaushik |Vaishnavi Shukla |Anu Parthiban

Download CSIR NET 2024 scorecard at csirnet.nta.ac.in. (Image: Official website)NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the result for the Joint Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-National Eligibility Test (CSIR NET) December 2024 session exam today, April 17. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their CSIR NET result through the official website at csirnet.nta.ac.in.

1 week ago | news.careers360.com | Vikas Kumar Pandit |Vagisha Kaushik |Vaishnavi Shukla |Anu Parthiban

Student was threatened with dire consequences if he continued to highlight such issues. (Image: Wikimediacommons)ALIGARH: A student body has criticised the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) administration for issuing a show-cause notice to Zubair Altaf Reshi, a PhD scholar from Jammu and Kashmir, who reportedly flagged alleged financial irregularities involving an AMU official.

1 week ago | news.careers360.com | Vikas Kumar Pandit |Vagisha Kaushik |Vaishnavi Shukla |Musab Qazi

FARIDABAD: A class 9 student allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his house in Surya Vihar colony here, police on Thursday said. The deceased, identified as Nitin, was found hanging from the noose of a towel tied to the equipment made for exercise on Tuesday evening, they said. It is being said that he took this step as he was upset over not getting a mobile phone, police said. The case is being investigated from many angles, they said.

1 week ago | news.careers360.com | Vikas Kumar Pandit |Vaishnavi Shukla |Vagisha Kaushik |Musab Qazi

NEW DELHI: The 'untainted' teachers of state-run and state-aided schools in West Bengal — whose services were temporarily extended by the Supreme Court on Thursday — expressed dissatisfaction over what they described as mere "short-term relief," even as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee welcomed the order and said there was now a "sense of relief". The Supreme Court on Thursday extended till December 31 the services of terminated teachers found untainted by the CBI.