Bengaluru witnessed a major celebration of student innovation and technological creativity as MVJ College of Engineering hosted Project Expo 2026, bringing together aspiring engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs from across Karnataka. The large-scale technology exhibition featured more than 250 student-led projects spanning artificial intelligence, robotics, sustainability, smart infrastructure, and emerging digital solutions. The event highlighted the […]
Major Reforms Planned in Healthcare Education The Karnataka government is set to introduce sweeping reforms in allied health science education beginning from the 2026–27 academic session. The move is aimed at modernising healthcare training and aligning academic programmes with evolving national healthcare standards and industry requirements. Medical and allied health institutions affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi […]
Examination Calendar Released Colleges Start Issuing Notifications Practical Exams and Project Evaluations Internal Assessments and Academic Deadlines Students Asked to Monitor Timetable Changes Academic Activity Increases Across Bengaluru
KEA Opens Slot Booking for Verification The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has started the document verification process for candidates appearing for KCET 2026 admissions. Students seeking admission to engineering, pharmacy, agriculture, veterinary, and other allied professional courses can now book slots for verification through the official KEA portal. The verification process will take place from […]
Students from Bengaluru are increasingly exploring overseas MBBS programmes as international education fairs and counselling events continue to attract large crowds across the city. Education consultants and foreign university representatives have reported growing enquiries from students seeking affordable medical education options outside India. The trend comes amid rising competition for medical seats in India and […]
Bengaluru is strengthening its position as one of India’s leading higher-education and innovation hubs as institutions across the city expand collaborations in artificial intelligence, electronics, data science, and emerging digital technologies. Universities, engineering colleges, and research centres are increasingly partnering with industries and startups to promote advanced research, applied learning, and technology-driven innovation. Experts say […]
Kannada Development Authority Flags Key IssuesThe Kannada Development Authority has identified a worrying trend—more school students are failing in Kannada. The report has sparked fresh discussions on language education policies across Karnataka, especially in urban centres like Bengaluru where multilingual environments dominate. Authority Urges Shift from Three-Language FormulaThe report strongly recommends scrapping the current three-language […]
Major Setback for Government Job Aspirants The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has cancelled the written recruitment examinations scheduled for May 9 and 10, 2026, impacting a large number of candidates, especially in Bengaluru. The exams were part of a major hiring process across multiple Karnataka government departments. Departments Affected by the Cancellation The cancelled exams […]
A new policy proposal in Karnataka is focusing on revitalising interest in core engineering branches such as civil, mechanical, and electrical by reducing tuition fees. The suggested fee range of ₹40,000 to ₹70,000 is expected to make these courses more accessible and attractive to students who are increasingly opting for computer science and IT-related fields. […]
Interim Relief for Class 10 Students In a significant development, the Karnataka High Court has permitted students who have completed their SSLC (Class 10) to enroll in paramedical diploma courses for the academic year 2026–27. The decision comes as an interim order, meaning it is temporary and subject to the court’s final ruling. Applies to […]
