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IIT JAM Counselling 2025: IIT Delhi has extended the deadline to register for counselling for the Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM) 2025. Candidates who have taken the exam can register for ...
Indira Gandhi International Airport to start full-body scanner trials soon—10 things to know | Delhi
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport will begin full-body scanner trials in May 2025, following Bureau of Civil Aviation Security guidelines. Four scanners using millimeter-wave technology, ...
New Delhi: IIT Delhi, in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology (DST) Government of India, proudly announces the remarkable success of the NURTURE Program — a flagship initiative ...
A social media post about an AI researcher from IIT Delhi has reignited a national conversation about the financial hardships faced by India's brightest minds in academia. Listen to Story Besides his ...
Meet man who scored 100 percentile in JEE Main, topper in JEE advanced, went to IIT Delhi and then….
Meet man who scored 100 percentile in JEE Main, topper in JEE advanced, went to IIT Delhi and then.... Nurturing Minds with a vision for all-inclusive education: How Vagdevi Vilas Institutions ...
The post, authored by Rehan Akhtar, revealed the financial struggles faced by his friend, a PhD scholar specializing in AI at IIT Delhi, earning a stipend of ₹35,000 per month. Despite clearing ...
In a viral LinkedIn post, Rehan Akhtar highlighted this issue, revealing that a PhD student at a prestigious institution like IIT Delhi, engaged in advanced AI research, earns only ₹35,000 a month.
The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT-Delhi) Sunday acknowledged that factors affecting student well-being — from “excessively competitive environments,” “coaching culture,” to “social biases ...
From post-coaching burnout to a grading system that reinforces “toxic competitiveness”, relentless academic demands and a culture marked by caste and gender-based discrimination: these are among key ...
A committee set up in March last year by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, to suggest reforms in the face of an institutional and campus meltdown has submitted a report recommending ...
In March 2024, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi established a 12-member committee to address a deepening institutional crisis: five student suicides in 2023 and 2024. Led by Santosh ...
IIT Delhi formed an expert committee to assess student mental health issues, identify stress factors, and recommend reforms. The Institute plans stronger support systems and seeks broader ...
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