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CBSE issues Class 12 re-exam rules for UAE, ME students

What UAE, Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia students must know before LOC

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IIT Bombay suspends dean over student death

Institute apologises for earlier statement as protests intensify

The Mumbai Crime Branch have taken over the IIT Bombay student’s suicide case and will examine digital evidence.

Dubai student selected for global youth fellowship

First chairperson of Dubai Students Council launched by KHDA to represent UAE

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Want to stay longer in Australia? Check new visa rules

New rules curb ‘visa hopping’ and restrict dependants for many foreign students

Australia is tightening temporary migration rules, with backpackers facing ballots and international students facing new family restrictions.

Abu Dhabi nursery network to reach 12,000 seats by 2029

Children aged two to four will receive Arabic-focused early education for Dh800 a month

The expansion will bring this offering to more families across Abu Dhabi, helping more children benefit from quality early education.

Future of higher education is augmented intelligence

Universities must teach students to harness technology without surrendering human judgment

Students need opportunities to work with AI while learning to challenge its outputs, verify information, recognise limitations and bias, understand ethical implications, and decide when technology should, and should not, influence a decision.

How UAE teachers identify, address AI-generated work

The goal is not to catch students using AI, but to make sure technology supports learning

Teachers work with AI on their laptops

Australia to stop foreign students bringing families

New migration rules restrict partners and children as Canberra targets ‘visa hopping’

Most international students in Australia will no longer be able to attach partners or children to their student visas, under new migration rules.

Is Jamie Beaton the world’s most educated person?

At 31, Jamie Beaton has turned passion for learning into an extraordinary academic journey

Jamie Beaton, the 31-year-old from New Zealand, has collected qualifications from some of the world’s most prestigious universities, and shows no signs of slowing down.

UAE students, parents fret over CBSE's 'late' re-exam

Schools back CBSE's move, but parents, students flag concerns as many are in universities

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Is university degree still the best route to a career?

Young people need opportunities to build, create, solve problems and develop usable skills

Forty or fifty years ago, a university degree seemed to offer a fairly clear route into employment. Today, that pathway is far less certain.

Dubai's KHDA sets roadmap for students’ future careers

Standards will strengthen academic and career guidance from the early years to graduation

KHDA has launched a comprehensive academic and career guidance framework

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