HOT PICKS🔥 

• Canada Ends Expedited Study Visa Program: Canada has discontinued its Student Direct Stream (SDS) program, complicating visa processing for Indian students amidst strained India-Canada relations.

• PM-Vidyalaxmi Scheme Launched: Offers collateral-free education loans up to ₹7.5 lakh for students at top institutions.

• IIT Madras Six-Month Internship Program: Allows students to skip some core courses during their sixth semester.

• AICTE Launches Digital Skilling Courses: Free courses introduced to help students acquire emerging tech skills like AI and blockchain.

• Indian Universities to Offer Dual Degrees: UGC approves dual degree programs with foreign universities.

• Scholarship Boost for Girls in STEM: Indian government announces new STEM scholarships for female students.
  

  

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EXAM BUZZ📚️ 

• CBSE Denies Syllabus Reduction Rumors: Dismisses news about syllabus cuts and open-book exams.

• CLAT 2025 Admit Card Release: Cards for Common Law Admission Test to be available soon.

• UPPSC PCS Prelims on December 22: Final date confirmed.

• CUET 2025 Applications Open: Central Universities' Common Entrance Test registration is live.

• SSC MTS Results Expected Soon: Results for the Staff Selection Commission MTS exam will be announced this month.

• NIFT Entrance Exam Date Announced: Scheduled for January 2025, applications open now.

• ICAI CA Final Exam Begins Next Week: Chartered Accountant aspirants gear up for exams starting November 26.

When you realize the syllabus isn’t being reduced but exams are still around the corner: 😅📚

Internship Mode Activated 💻️ 

• FirstCry - SEO Intern: SEO optimization role for marketing enthusiasts.

• HARMAN International - Technical Intern: Engineering-related projects.

• PwC - Intern/Trainee: Opportunities in consulting and auditing.

• Baker Hughes - Engineering Intern: Tech-focused internship programs.

• Artha Group - Financial Intern: Finance-related hands-on experience.

• Tata Steel - Operations Intern: Operations and logistics experience.

• Swiggy - Marketing Intern: Social media and campaigns for food delivery giant.

• Byju's - Academic Intern: Assisting in e-learning content creation.

• Microsoft - Software Engineering Intern: Limited seats for coding enthusiasts.

• Zomato - Product Intern: Hands-on work in product development for food-tech.

Check Internet for more information on each.

GOVERNMENT JOB OPPORTUNITIES ✒️ 

• NHPC Ltd: Apprentice positions across trades.

• Arunachal Pradesh PSC: Multiple vacancies for civil services.

• Union Bank of India: Hiring 1,500 Local Bank Officers.

• Digital India Corporation: Consultant roles available.

• DRDO: Openings for researchers and fellows.

• UPSC CDS 2024 Applications Live: Apply for Combined Defence Services positions.

• ONGC - Graduate Trainee Recruitment: Open for engineering graduates.

• BSNL Apprentice Recruitment: Intern roles in telecommunications.

• RBI Assistant Exam Results Soon: Final results expected by month-end.

• National Health Mission - Doctors: Posts for medical professionals in underserved areas.

MYSTERY STORY 🤫 

Today's trending story that has gone viral and is capturing the interest of students revolves around a dance performance by an Amity University student during a freshers' party. The video, which shows the student dancing to "Dil Dooba," sparked significant debate online after it was shared by a user who criticized the performance for alleged nudity.

The 30-second clip features the student removing her t-shirt to reveal another top underneath, leading to accusations of inappropriate behavior. However, the video has garnered over 1.6 million views, with many social media users defending the student's performance and criticizing the original poster for moral policing. Comments in support of the dancer highlight the importance of self-expression and enjoying college life without fear of judgment.

This incident has ignited discussions about societal norms surrounding nudity and expression in educational settings, making it a hot topic among students and on social media platforms.