jobs in higher ed

Uttarakhand regularizes 268 assistant professors in government colleges

The state has granted permanent status to 268 faculty members who completed probation, strengthening teacher stability, promoting academic continuity, and enhancing quality and research in higher education institutions.

Kerala Cabinet revises ‘Connect to Work’ scheme to expand youth employment support

UPSC tightens exam security with mandatory face verification for candidates

CBSE opens applications for nearly 15,000 KVS and NVS vacancies

Educated but unemployed: Kerala, Goa, and Mizoram struggle despite 90% literacy

Despite achieving over 90% literacy, Kerala, Goa, and Mizoram face rising youth unemployment as education growth outpaces job creation, exposing gaps in skill development and economic diversification.

India’s employability rises to 56.35% in 2026, driven by AI and digital skilling

A growing focus on skill-based education, women’s participation, and rising opportunities in tier-2 and tier-3 cities signal India’s steady shift toward a technology-driven and inclusive job economy.

Assam CM Sarma hands over 5,550 teacher appointment letters

The chief minister also distributed thousands of tablets to teachers and students, highlighted Assam’s transparent recruitment process, and urged newly appointed educators to uphold integrity and strengthen the state’s education system.

Allahabad HC upholds graduation requirement for assistant teacher eligibility

A division bench set aside a previous single-judge ruling, affirming the state’s authority to require a graduate degree and approved teacher training for eligibility in junior high school posts.

US tightens visa rules: no more automatic work permit extensions for immigrants

The sudden DHS policy shift ends automatic extensions of Employment Authorization Documents, forcing visa holders, students, and asylum seekers to undergo renewed vetting, raising uncertainty for thousands of Indian workers.

One exam, one system: MP government reforms public sector recruitment process

The new UPSC-style recruitment model aims to simplify Madhya Pradesh’s hiring process, fill thousands of vacancies faster, and ensure greater transparency, accountability, and efficiency across government departments.