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Get ready! Patna University's admission portal is live this Saturday for the 2026-27 undergraduate programs, allowing aspiring students to apply until May 30. The selection process for four-year degrees will be based purely on Class 12 scores, so no entrance exam is needed. However, remember that some self-financing and professional courses will still require entrance exams in June.

The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education has released the AP LAWCET 2026 preliminary answer key for law courses. Candidates can download the PDF and their response sheets from the official website. Those who disagree with the provisional answers can submit objections online. The deadline for raising objections is May 9, 2026.

A 71-year-old man from Uttar Pradesh has captured national attention by appearing for the NEET UG 2026 medical entrance exam. Ashok Bahar, a former marketing professional with LLB and MBA degrees, is pursuing his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. His inspiring journey highlights that age is no limit to achieving one's goals.

Tripura University has released provisional semester examination results for multiple undergraduate and postgraduate programmes on its official result portal. The published results include LLB first, third and fifth semester examinations, Bachelor in Library and Information Science first semester, Master in Library and Information Science first semester, and B.Sc. IT first, third and fifth semester examinations along with supplementary results. Students can access their provisional scorecards online by entering their login credentials through the university’s official result website.

University of Delhi has opened online registration for B.A. LL.B. (honours) and B.B.A. LL.B. (honours) admissions for the 2026-27 session. Applicants must meet Class XII marks criteria and have appeared in CLAT-2026. The process is strictly online with a non-refundable fee. Students can also access collateral-free education loans through the PM-Vidyalaxmi scheme. Registration closes on May 18, 2026, while further admission schedules will be announced on the official website.

Lalit Narayan Mithila University (LNMU) has released the Ph.D. Admission Test (PAT) 2026 results and answer keys on its official website. Candidates can check their roll numbers in the PDF result list and download the answer keys for their respective sets. This exam is mandatory for doctoral admissions at LNMU.

Top Indian universities like DU and JNU are now prioritizing CUET scores over board marks for undergraduate admissions. While CBSE results serve as an eligibility filter and tie-breaker, performance in the entrance exam is the primary determinant. This shift offers opportunities for students with average board scores to secure seats in prestigious institutions through strong CUET performance

Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill shared a heartwarming moment with his father before a sensational 84 off 44 balls. His explosive innings, alongside Sai Sudharsan's 55, powered GT to a massive 229/4 against Rajasthan Royals. Washington Sundar also contributed a crucial unbeaten 37.

Students at Lucknow University protested a recent fee hike by seeking alms outside campus, with fees for courses like LLB reportedly almost doubling. Despite assurances from the Vice-Chancellor to review and reduce the fees, students claim no action has been taken. They are appealing to the government to roll back the increase, emphasizing that many students come from humble backgrounds.

Government Arts College said the UG admission process began on May 7, and applications must be submitted only through the Tamil Nadu Government Arts and Science Colleges Admission portal, www.tngasa.in.

Andhra University has released the provisional AP PGECET 2026 answer key, question paper, and response sheet today, May 6. Candidates can download these from the official website by entering their registration details. An objection window is open until May 8, with a fee of Rs 300 per question. The exam was held from April 28-30.

Students now have diverse career paths beyond traditional choices. Design, technology, psychology, and liberal arts offer exciting opportunities. Hospitality, aviation, and defence services also present stable careers. Vocational courses and entrepreneurship are growing options. Informed choices based on interest and goals lead to fulfilling futures. New roles emerge as industries evolve.

At convocations across Rajasthan, the applause is increasingly for women—gold medals, top ranks and multiple awards now routinely go to girls. This public sweep reflects a quieter, 18-year transformation in higher education, driven by policy tweaks, expanding institutions and changing family choices. Enrolment has surged, parity has tipped, and campuses are being reshaped by women’s presence in classrooms, hostels and student leadership. Yet the shift is uneven: access still depends on distance, safety and district-level course options, and subject choices remain clustered in familiar streams