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Higher education institutions must upload student academic records for 2025 to NAD and ABC by June 30, 2026. This is a final deadline; no extensions will be granted. The directive supports nep 2020's flexible learning goals and ensures smooth credit accumulation and transfer for students. Institutions are urged to complete pending uploads promptly.

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Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil said education is the wealth of the future while addressing the Silver Jubilee Convocation Ceremony of ISB&M Pune. He highlighted Maharashtra’s leadership in implementing nep 2020 and stressed research- and innovation-driven learning. Patil said India is on track to become a leading economic and social power by 2047 and indicated that the government is positively considering private university status for ISB&M after meeting required academic and infrastructure standards.

Three more foreign universities, including the University of Bristol, University of York, and University of New South Wales, have received approval to establish campuses in India. These institutions will set up operations in Mumbai and Bengaluru, offering programs in fields like finance, computer science, and business management, aligning with India's National Education Policy 2020.

The University of Delhi has extended its postgraduate admission registration deadline to June 9 for the 2026-27 academic session. A correction window will be open from June 10 to June 11. Admissions will be based on CUET PG 2026 scores, with new one-year and two-year master's programs introduced aligning with nep 2020.

The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has launched a national academic and research collaboration network with 18 National Institutes of Technology through newly signed MoUs. The initiative will promote student and faculty mobility, joint research, shared infrastructure and academic exchanges. It also introduces pathways for eligible NIT students to pursue advanced studies at IIT Delhi, including an Early Admission Scheme. Supporting the partnership is ALIGN, a framework designed to strengthen academic and research engagement.

Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has criticised CBSE’s decision to enforce the three-language policy for Classes 9 and 10 from July 2026, alleging it contradicts a December 2025 Governing Body resolution that favoured retaining the existing language framework until NCERT released graded textbooks. Ramesh questioned the academic basis for the policy shift, accused the Education Ministry of political interference, and said the move has disrupted school planning, prompting criticism from parents, educators and student groups nationwide.