The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is one of India’s biggest national-level exams for engineering, science and technology graduates. The exam is held every year by IITs and IISc for admission to MTech, MS, PhD and other postgraduate programmes. Many PSUs also use GATE scores for recruitment. GATE is conducted in partnership by seven…
India’s higher-education sector was surprised when the fourth edition of the QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2026 was published. Though the country placed more than 100 universities in the list, not a single Indian institution broke into the top 200 globally. Key Facts at a Glance Top Indian Universities in QS Sustainability Rankings 2026 1….
India’s healthcare system was already struggling before COVID-19. When the pandemic arrived it showed how deep these problems were. The crisis pushed the country to build new systems very quickly. Many things have improved but many gaps still remain. Some of these gaps are not talked about enough today even though they affect millions of…
India produces almost the same number of MBBS graduates as the number of MBBS seats around 85,000 every year. On paper this looks enough. So the big question is simple.If so many new doctors pass out every year then why does India still face a huge doctor deficit?The answer lies in the gaps across training,…
India’s healthcare system shows a clear contrast. In many cities you will find large hospitals with advanced machines and specialist doctors. These buildings often look similar to hospitals in developed countries. In many rural areas the situation is very different. Hospitals there still struggle with basic facilities. Many face a shortage of staff and do…
Engineering remains one of the most coveted career options among students in India. With fast-moving technology, new sectors, and constantly changing business needs, the scope for good remuneration has never been so bright. Therefore, to enlighten the readers, here are some high-paying engineering jobs that exist in India, what they involve, typical salaries, and how…
India’s healthcare system is built in layers. Each layer has a specific role. Together they form the foundation of medical services for the entire country. When these layers work smoothly people get timely care. When they break down patients face delays and avoidable problems. Below is a simple explanation of how the system is organised…
Why in the News IIT Gandhinagar has once again set a new standard in higher education by introducing three fully residential postgraduate diploma programmes powered by Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). This initiative positions the institute as one of the first in India to integrate GenAI and Agentic AI directly into formal technical training. The announcement…
India is home to some of the finest medical colleges in the world, a blend of legacy institutions and emerging universities with global standards.While government colleges like AIIMS Delhi dominate the rankings, several private medical colleges have built outstanding reputations in teaching, research, and healthcare delivery. According to the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025,…
Choosing the right medical college is one of the biggest decisions for any aspiring doctor. While reputation and legacy matter, it’s equally important to look at performance indicators that are transparent and measurable. That’s where the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), developed by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, plays a defining role.Every year,…
