jobs in higher ed

IIM Ahmedabad concludes MBA 2025 placements with highest package of ₹1.10 crore

IIM Ahmedabad’s MBA class of 2025 sees highest package at ₹1.10 crore, mean salary ₹35.5 lakh, with consulting and BFSI sectors leading hiring among 178 recruiting firms.

Skilled workers and graduates may face reduced US opportunities after H-1B fee increase

When AI slips, human talent steps up: how people are fixing AI mistakes

Odisha to recruit 45,000 primary school teachers over next three years

Bihar job aspirants protest in Patna over delay in STET

The protest in central Patna drew hundreds of aspiring teachers, disrupting traffic and prompting police action, as candidates voiced frustration over delays in the state’s examination schedule for teaching posts.

Maharashtra tops participation in PM Internship Scheme, Finance Ministry offers most placements

Data from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs shows Maharashtra recorded the highest number of interns under the Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme, while the Finance Ministry extended the maximum offers among government departments.

Bihar fixes uniform prelims exam fee at ₹100, waives mains fee

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said the new fee structure, covering all state recruitment bodies, will ease financial pressure on candidates and promote equal access to government job opportunities across the state.

UPSC launches email alert system to boost recruitment outreach

The commission will send vacancy alerts to universities, professional bodies, and private institutions to ensure qualified candidates are informed about job openings matching their expertise and qualifications.

With 12,000 job cuts, TCS signals end of old IT playbook in AI era

Tata Consultancy Services is laying off roughly 2% of its workforce, mainly mid and senior management, as it readies itself for AI-led transformation and warns of broader consequences for India's middle class.

Major tech layoffs in 2025: TCS, Microsoft & Intel restructure amid AI push

More than 50,000 tech workers are being laid off globally as top firms like TCS, Microsoft, and Intel restructure operations to align with AI-driven priorities and automation trends.