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EShort / October,19 2023

ATIT 2024: Exam date out; register now

The deadline for ATIT Phase 1 registration is December 19, whereas the registration process for Phase 2 will end on April 17.

EShort / October,19 2023

CAT 2023: Admit card date revised- November 7

Candidates who registered for the exam can download the admit card by visiting the official website- iimcat.ac.in.

EShort / October,19 2023

ICSI CSEET January 2024: Registration starts

Candidates can apply by visiting the official website- icsi.edu. The deadline to submit the application registration form is December 15, 2023.

Education Column / October,19 2023

IIT Delhi & THDC India Limited Join Hands for Cutting-Edge Research and Development Initiatives

This collaborative initiative, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), underscores the commitment of both institutions to drive innovation, create transformative solutions, and contribute to the progress of various industries and domains. The agreement, set to span five years, paves the way for an intensified focus on research, innovation, and technological advancement.

Current Affairs / October,19 2023

Pankh Scholarship Program: Tata Capital Invites Applications- Apply by November 15

Interested students have until November 15, 2023, to submit their applications via the official website: buddy4study.com/page/the-tata-capital-pankh-scholarship-programme. This scholarship program aims to empower and support students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds in their pursuit of higher education, offering a path to a brighter and more promising future.

Research & Invention / October,19 2023

IIT Guwahati's Innovative 'Point-of-Care' Device for Rapid Glycemic Index Assessment

The Glycemic Index (GI) is a metric that classifies carbohydrate-rich foods based on their impact on blood sugar levels after consumption. High-GI foods can trigger rapid spikes in blood glucose levels, followed by a swift drop. Additionally, such high-GI foods prompt an increased demand for insulin, elevating the risk of developing type-2 diabetes. Conversely, low-GI foods are known for their role in preventing diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and cancer.