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India, 16th September 2025: Renowned mathematician and Super 30 founder Anand Kumar addressed students at Marwadi University on the 58th National Engineers’ Day as part of the Human Library Series, inspiring them with a powerful message on learning for knowledge, building resilience under pressure, and embracing technology responsibly

Opening his talk, Kumar urged students to view Engineers’ Day as an opportunity to ‘recommit to knowledge, not just credentials.’ He cautioned against reducing education to mere marketing or short-term outcomes, emphasizing that strong content and clear concepts must always come before scale. ‘Everyone talks about growth and promotion, but few focus on strengthening the content,’ he said. ‘Study for knowledge and to innovate — jobs and money will follow when you truly understand your subject

Drawing on three decades of teaching, Kumar shared powerful stories of students whose persistence transformed their lives. He spoke about Abhishek Raj, who once studied under a streetlight while working odd jobs, went on to qualify for IIT Kharagpur, and now holds a senior position in the United States. He also highlighted the journey of Shashi Narayan, who overcame personal loss to top a global science scholarship competition in France, pursue Computer Science at IIT Kharagpur, and now works as a scientist in London. ‘Hard work has no substitute,’ Kumar reminded the students. ‘When faced with difficulties, don’t change your path change your effort.’

Kumar urged students to measure success by the problems they solve and the value they create, rather than the immediate salary packages they receive. He framed AI as both an opportunity and a test, emphasizing the need for continuous upskilling and global awareness. He encouraged students to study how subjects are taught around the world and to focus on what unique contributions they can make. Reflecting on his own early struggles and the inception of Super 30, Kumar shared how curiosity about global learning trends and early adoption of new tools shaped his own journey

In closing, Kumar urged students to nurture four qualities for meaningful success: an unrelenting thirst for goals, positive thinking through setbacks, hard work to build true strength, and patience to endure the journey. He praised the audience’s focus, reminding them that listening is the first step to creating anything worthwhile, and left them with a powerful message — knowledge, character, and contribution must go hand in hand, especially on a day that celebrates engineers’ role in shaping society.

INDIA, 15 september 2025:Casio proudly reinforces its mission to empower students with the right tools to stay efficient, focused, and ahead of the curve. Whether it’s solving complex equations or navigating financial data, Casio’s advanced calculators are designed to help students maximize both their time and efforts.

This National Engineers’ Day, Casio celebrates the spirit of innovation and education – recognizing the hard work of aspiring engineers and polytechnic students and supporting them with tools that transform effort into excellence, one calculation at a time.

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Powered by Casio’s fastest processor in the non-programmable category, the fx-991CW delivers seamless performance — making it a reliable partner throughout an academic journey. Its comprehensive feature set and user-friendly design make it equally indispensable for polytechnic students, helping them manage coursework with ease and confidence.

Trusted by aspiring engineers across India, the Casio Classwiz fx-991CW stands as the preferred choice for students who seek productivity, precision, and excellence throughout their four-year journey.

Hyderabad, August 30, 2025 : Hyderabad is all set to witness an art festival of a different kind this Sunday, as 570 children unleash their imagination at Kolor Champ 2025, the city’s largest regional-level art competition. It will be organised by Global Art Academy. The grand showcase will take place at SR Classic Convention, Shamshabad, bringing together participants from 26 centres across the city.

Kolor Champ is more than a competition—it is a platform to nurture creativity and encourage artistic expression among children. From crayons and paints to strokes of pure imagination, the event will highlight the magic of childhood creativity in an era dominated by screens.

The event will be graced by Mrs. Shailaja Reddy, Principal of Meridian School, Uppal, as the Chief Guest. A passionate academic leader with 26 years of experience in education, she has also worked with the Ministry of Education in Singapore, training over 1,000 teachers worldwide.

Mr. Dinesh Victor, Managing Director of SIP Academy and a renowned name in skill development for children in India, will be the Guest of Honour. Under his leadership, SIP Academy has trained lakhs of children across India in creative and cognitive skills.

Studies show that children engaged in creative arts develop higher problem-solving skills and emotional resilience. Arts not only make children more creative but also help them become resilient, empathetic, and capable problem-solvers—qualities that are invaluable in today’s fast-changing world.

24 August 2025: The Annual IC3 Conference & Expo 2025, held at Jio Convention Centre, in Mumbai on August 20–21, brought together more than 1,500 educators, school leaders, counselors and university representatives from across 95 countries to address one of the most urgent challenges facing India’s youth: student mental health and well-being. The conference, centred on the theme “Counseling as a Culture”, marked the launch of the Student Suicides Aversion Report-Mental Health & Well-Being, Volume III: The Student Well-Being Pulse Report, an extensive survey based on responses from 8,542 students across India by the IC3 Institute.

The report reveals a crisis cutting across grades, gender, and geographies. While academic pressure remains the dominant stressor, students report persistent emotional distress, lack of access to professional support, and widespread uncertainty about their futures.
Key Findings from the 2025 Student Well-Being Pulse Report

Emotional distress among students is widespread. One in five rarely experiences calmness, motivation or excitement, and girls continue to be disproportionately affected, reporting nearly twice the rate of persistent sadness compared to boys. Forty percent of students do not know where to go in school for mental health support, while nearly half have never received structured career counseling, a key source of anxiety about their future. Three out of four Grade 12 students fall short of the recommended 7–8 hours of sleep on school nights, driven largely by academic overload and relentless overthinking. Yet, there are positive signs: more schools today acknowledge the importance of counseling, and awareness among students on where to access support has been steadily rising. The Supreme Court has also underscored the urgent need for robust school-based counseling systems, adding both momentum and legitimacy to this critical movement.

Commenting on the findings, Ganesh Kohli, Founder of the IC3 Movement, said, “This is no longer a silent problem. It is a visible and urgent crisis. While more schools are now offering counseling and students are increasingly aware of where to seek help, almost half of our students still remain unsure, and career anxiety continues to steal their sleep and peace of mind. Mental health cannot be treated as optional. Every school must make counseling and emotional support part of its core infrastructure, while expanding access, broadbasing programs, and equipping teachers and staff as trained gatekeepers. Our children deserve nothing less.”
Gendered and Hidden Struggles

The report underscores deep gender disparities. Girls are more likely to internalise stress and avoid professional help, while non-binary students report the lowest overall well-being. Friends are often the first point of contact for students in distress, yet most peers lack the training to provide effective support.

Career Anxiety and Academic Overload

Uncertainty about the future is among the top three stressors for students. Without clear and consistent career guidance, many feel adrift, compounding the academic pressure that defines much of adolescence. Sleep deprivation, especially among senior students, is at critical levels and directly linked to screen use before bedtime and chronic overthinking.

As the IC3 Movement enters its 10th year, the 2025 Annual IC3 Conference & Expo in Mumbai marked a defining moment in its journey to embed counseling into the fabric of education. Bringing together more than 1,500 educators, counselors, university representatives, and changemakers from 95 countries, the event highlighted both the progress made and the work that still lies ahead broadening access, training educators as gatekeepers, and creating systemic support structures across schools.

The conference featured over 35 expert-led sessions, pre-conference workshops, and the Inner Child Workshop, helping educators reflect on their own formative experiences and connect more deeply with students. Senior education leaders, including Dr. Indu Shahani (ATLAS SkillTech University), and Shri Sanjay Kumar (Secretary, Department of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India), shared insights on embedding mental health and counseling into everyday school functioning, while stressing the shared responsibility of families, institutions, and communities.

As the host of this event, ATLAS SkillTech University will play a pivotal role in supporting the initiative. Sharing her thoughts, Dr. Indu Shahani, Founding President & Chancellor of ATLAS SkillTech University, India said “I am proud to support this important gathering. I feel deeply honoured to be part of a platform that is shaping the future of education and student well-being. What makes this conference meaningful is the way it positions counseling not as an option, but as a culture that must exist in every school. I look forward to joining conversations that advance this belief and help ensure that every young person receives the guidance they deserve during their formative years. For me, this is not only about education, but also about nurturing futures with care and purpose.”
Keynote reflections came from renowned voices such as Boman Irani, Devdutt Pattanaik, and Gauranga Das, while the Presidential Forum brought together Ratna Pathak Shah, Soha Ali Khan, Ronnie Screwvala, and other luminaries to discuss purpose, well-being, and the role of collaborative support for young people.

As IC3 moves into its next decade, these conversations underscore the Movement’s commitment: counseling must not only be accessible but integrated, proactive, and capable of shaping the holistic development of every student. To further this mission, IC3 has also introduced new formats such as IC3 On Demand, a customized model of engagement where events are designed in partnership with mission-aligned institutions to achieve shared goals with high impact; and the IC3 Regional Conferences, enhanced platforms that build on the Regional Forums to support educators and counselors across regions in addressing the evolving needs of students worldwide.

Patna, August 22: A one-day seminar on ‘Job Avenues and Employability Skills’ was organized on Friday at Ganga Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya under the chairpersonship of Principal Prof. Vijay Lakshmi. The event featured Dr. Birbal Jha, noted linguist and founder of British Lingua, as the chief speaker.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Jha said that in today’s society, women play a vital dual role—within the family and in the professional sphere. In this context, education becomes not only a means of personal development but also a powerful tool for empowerment and self-reliance. “With the right guidance at the right time, and by developing appropriate skills, young women can elevate their careers to new heights,” he remarked.

Dr. Jha urged students to introspect and choose careers based on their interests and capabilities. He emphasized that career selection should not be limited to just securing a job but should be seen as a life-defining decision.

Also addressing the seminar was aviation expert and founder of Millennium Air Hostess Academy, Mr. Manish Kumar, who spoke in detail about the growing opportunities in the aviation sector. He noted that with the continuous expansion of airports and airline fleets in India, there is a significant rise in employment prospects in the industry. He highlighted career paths such as air hostess, ground staff, and travel management.

The seminar aimed to introduce students to diverse career options and equip them with the skills necessary for employment. A large number of students participated in the session and engaged in meaningful discussions with the speakers.

The seminar was held under the guidance of Dr. Urvashi Gautam, in-charge of the Placement Cell of the college. She stated that such programs help build students’ confidence and prepare them to thrive in a competitive environment.

Noida. IMS Noida, located in Sector 62, successfully concluded its orientation program for MBA and MCA students. Spanning from July 24 to August 12, the three-week initiative brought together subject matter experts and industry leaders who mentored students on moral values, leadership, teamwork, career planning, communication, and emerging industry trends. The program also included an array of engaging activities such as workshops, guest lectures, group discussions, case studies, and interactive industry sessions.

Professor (Dr.) Vikas Dhawan, Director General of IMS Noida, motivated the students by emphasizing that the true value of higher education lies not only in acquiring knowledge but also in fostering overall personality development. He noted that in today’s highly competitive and ever-evolving world, academic qualifications alone are insufficient—attributes such as leadership, creative thinking, effective communication, moral integrity, and social responsibility are equally vital. He encouraged students to embrace a positive outlook and maintain a spirit of continuous learning to successfully navigate future challenges.

Professor (Dr.) Neelam Saxena, Dean of IMS, emphasized that knowledge should not be confined to classrooms but should be applied to real-life situations. “If we approach every challenge as a learning and growth opportunity, life becomes more rewarding,” she said. Concluding the event, she urged students to focus not only on their academic performance but also on active participation in social, cultural, and personal development activities so they can face any challenge in the future with confidence and competence.

Professor (Dr.) Ajay Kumar Gupta, Head of the IMS School of IT, informed that a total of 15 industry experts took part in this special training program, which ran for three weeks. These experts not only discussed current industrial trends and technological advancements in detail but also provided guidance on essential skills, innovations, and strategies required to address future challenges effectively.

By – Dr Birbal Jha

Every generation inherits both the challenges and opportunities of its time. But the youth of today stand at a unique crossroads—where the pace of change is lightning fast, and the demands of the future are knocking louder than ever. In such a time, what can guide the youth to not just survive but thrive? The answer lies in a powerful threefold formula: English for livelihood, Indian culture for identity, and ethics for social progress.

As I often say, let English be your ladder to livelihood, Indian culture your root of identity, and ethics your compass for social progress. In a globalised world, English is no longer just a subject in schools—it is the passport to opportunities, the bridge that connects dreams to reality. Mastering it can open the doors to jobs, entrepreneurship, and international networks. Master English to open global doors, embrace Indian culture to know who you are, and uphold ethics to lead the world forward.

Yet, career success without cultural grounding can leave one rootless. Indian culture is more than tradition; it is a living heritage of values, resilience, and unity. Knowing where you come from gives you the confidence to face where you’re going. That’s why I believe, A prosperous youth is one who earns with skill, stands tall in cultural pride, and walks straight on the path of ethics.

But there’s a third and perhaps most vital pillar—ethics. Skills can get you a job; culture can give you identity; but ethics will decide how you use both. Without ethics, power can be dangerous, success can be hollow, and progress can be unsustainable. As I often remind the young, English equips your career, culture enriches your soul, and ethics empower your society—grow in all three, and you’ll never shrink in life.

On International Youth Day, this message becomes even more important: Your words in English can earn you bread, your cultural values can earn you respect, and your ethics can earn you immortality. Youth is the golden hour to set the course of your life, to learn the skills that will sustain you, to nurture the cultural values that will shape you, and to practice the ethics that will define you.

The future belongs to those who are globally competent yet culturally proud, ambitious yet ethical. As I often put it, “Be a youth who speaks the language of the world, carries the culture of India, and lives by the principles of humanity.” Because, while fluency in English may make you employable, fluency in ethics will make you unforgettable.

And when youth combine skills with culture and ethics, they don’t just create careers—they create history. They don’t just build lives—they build nations. As I sum it up: English can take you to the world, Indian culture can keep you grounded, and ethics can take you beyond yourself.

So, dear youth—learn with passion, live with pride, and lead with integrity. The world is waiting for your light.

11^th Aug 2025, Delhi: The Indian Institute of Management  (IIM) Jammu hosted a landmark Roundtable Conference on 08^th Aug 2025 at Delnet, Delhi bringing together policymakers, academics, and industry leaders. The Roundtable Conference focused on strengthening collaboration between academia and industry, addressing workforce evolution, and leveraging technology to prepare students for future employment.

The Roundtable Conference was graced by Ms. Vandana Bhatnagar, Member, Board of Governors, IIM Jammu, and Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, along with other eminent dignitaries from the industry. The event commenced with participant registration, a lamp-lighting ceremony, and an introductory video on IIM Jammu, setting the tone for a series of insightful discussions.

Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, underscored the Institute’s impressive growth journey and its steadfast focus on integrating academic excellence with practical, real-world exposure through strong industry linkages. He stressed that such partnerships are vital in creating a dynamic and future-ready education ecosystem, one that nurtures graduates who are both intellectually robust and industry-prepared. Reflecting on India’s vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, as envisioned by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, he emphasized the significance of initiatives like Project YUVA, launched in collaboration with the Government of Jammu & Kashmir, in fostering employment generation through entrepreneurship. He urged all stakeholders to align their personal and institutional aspirations with the broader mission of national growth and nation building.

He reiterated that IIM Jammu has achieved the rare distinction of securing two prestigious international accreditations—BGA Institutional Accreditation and EFMD Programme Accreditation for its MBA programme—in the same year. He highlighted that this milestone places IIM Jammu among the top five IIMs nationwide and makes it the only second- and third-generation IIM to hold both rare achievements, reinforcing its position as an emerging global hub of excellence in management education.

Prof. Jabir Ali, Dean, Faculty & Research, IIM Jammu, in his introductory remarks, outlined the Roundtable Conference as a pivotal platform for bridging academic insights with industry practices. He stressed the importance of such forums in aligning educational frameworks with the dynamic and evolving demands of the workforce.

The Delhi Roundtable Conference held on 08th Aug 2025 featured three insightful panel discussions that brought together industry leaders and experts to address critical issues shaping the workforce of tomorrow.

The first panel of the Delhi Roundtable Conference, titled, “The Power of Networking: How Industry Interactions Can Open Doors”, was moderated by Prof. Sanjeev Pathak, Professor of Practice at IIM Jammu. The panel brought together distinguished industry leaders including Mr. Bhupinder

Singh Popli, Executive Director (HR), Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL); Ms. Aanchal Tandon, HR Leader, HCL Technologies; Mr. Ankur Sharma, Assistant General Manager – HR, Woodland; Dr. Rajesh Goel, CEO and Director – Casting Business, Revent Group; Mr. Rishi Seth, Senior Director – Growth and Strategic Initiatives: APAC, Middle East, and GCCs, Fractal; Mr. Deepak Bansal, Global TA Head, Royal Cyber Inc.; and Mr. Sandeep Singh Sasan, HRO Domestic & International & Australia Division Coordinator, DRAIPL. The discussion focused on how strategic networking and sustained industry engagement can unlock opportunities, strengthen collaborations, and open pathways for professional growth.

The second panel of the Delhi Roundtable Conference, titled, “Sustainability & Social Impact: How Youth Can Make a Difference”, was moderated by Prof. Jabir Ali, Dean, Faculty & Research, IIM Jammu. The panel featured distinguished speakers including Mr. Sandeep Mohanty, Senior Deputy General Manager (HR & Admin) / HRBP India & South East Asia; Mr. Amarr Malhotra, Talent

Research Partner, Optum; Mr. Nitin Khindria, Chief Human Resources Officer, Omega Seiki Mobility; Ms. Nimisha Nigam Pathak, Senior HR Professional, Samsung Electronics; and Ms. Manisha Tuli, Senior Assistant Vice President, Invest India. The discussion highlighted the pivotal role of youth in advancing sustainable practices, fostering social responsibility, and creating meaningful community impact.

The third panel of the Delhi Roundtable Conference, titled, “Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow: Industry Needs in Young Talent”, was moderated by Prof. P.P. Maheshwari, Professor of Practice, IIM Jammu. The panel brought together eminent industry leaders including Mr. Ovais Rehman, Associate Director, Wipro Limited; Mr. Heeresh Girdhar, Head of Human Resources, Swadeshi

Civil Infrastructure Private Limited; Mr. Anil Tyagi, Director, Kusum Group of Companies; Mr. Syed Farhan, Founder and CEO, Cosette Network Pvt. Ltd.; Mr. Neeraj Narang, Global HCM Product

Strategy Senior Director, Oracle; Dr. Jia Kounddal, Group Head, Panasonic India; and Ms. Riddhima Bajaj, CHRO, Micromatic Grinding Technology Pvt. Ltd. The discussion explored evolving industry expectations from young professionals, the skills and mindset required for future leadership, and effective strategies to bridge academic learning with workplace readiness.

The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Mahesh Gadekar, Chairperson, Placements, IIM Jammu. The event culminated with the National Anthem. Present on the occasion were; Prof. Jabir Ali, Dean, Faculty and Research, IIM Jammu; Dr. Mahesh Gadekar, Chairperson, Placements, IIM Jammu; Prof. P. P. Maheshwari, Professor of Practice; Prof. Sanjeev Pathak, Professor of Practice, IIM Jammu; Shri Ankush Varma, Placement Officer, IIM Jammu along with industry experts, and students from the Industry Interaction Cell and Placement Committee of IIM Jammu.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu hosted its Alumni City Meet in Delhi at Delnet on 8th August 2025. The evening brought together alumni from various batches for a memorable gathering marked by camaraderie, knowledge-sharing, and networking. The event commenced with a lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by an introductory video on IIM Jammu, and insightful addresses by Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM Jammu, Prof. Jabir Ali, Dean, Faculty & Research, IIM Jammu, and Prof. Vinod C. Durge, Chairperson Alumni Relations, IIM Jammu, highlighting the institute’s decade-long journey of excellence.

Mr. Arepally Jeevan Kumar, President, and Mr. Lokesh Kumar Kethireddi, Vice-President, Alumni Association, IIM Jammu both from the first batch—joined the event online, extending their greetings and sharing their vision for strengthening alumni engagement. Alumni introductions, an engaging networking dinner, and shared memories further strengthened the bond between the institute and its alumni community, reaffirming IIM Jammu’s commitment to fostering lifelong connections.

The Delhi Roundtable Conference further reinforced academia–industry collaboration, paving the way for actionable outcomes that benefit both students and the corporate sector. IIM Jammu remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering partnerships that fuel innovation and shape the future of education and professional growth.

Manipal, August 9, 2025: Bioincubator of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University, is set to host the prestigious Manipal Start-Up Expo 2025 on August 25, 2025, at the Advanced Research Centre Campus, Manipal. M-GOKB, a Technology Business Incubator established by MAHE and supported by Karnataka Innovation and Technology Society (KITS), Government of Karnataka, and Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, serves as the driving force behind this initiative, dedicated to fostering and scaling start-ups by providing a nurturing ecosystem for technology-based innovation and supporting the entrepreneurial journey from ideation to product commercialization. This flagship event promises to be a dynamic showcase of India’s most innovative minds and breakthrough technologies.

The expo is organized jointly by the Manipal-Government of Karnataka Bioincubator (MGOKB), Manipal Universal Technology Business Incubator (MUTBI), MIDAS (Medical Instruments, Devices and Allied Services) DST MAHE HUB, Innovation Center, MCHP (Manipal College of Health Professions), MCOPS (Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Science), and DBMS (Department of Basic Medical Sciences) MAHE. The initiative is further strengthened through active organizational collaboration with TiE Mangaluru, Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), GCSE – Saraswat Chamber, POWER Group Manipal, and the State Bank of India.

The expo will feature a power-packed lineup of keynote sessions from distinguished industry leaders, including Dr. K. Mohan Velu, Scientist G, DEBEL/DRDO, who will address “Innovation of Biomedical Devices in Defense”; Dr. Rajkumar Aland, Senior Vice President, Bioplus Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd., presenting on “Nutraceutical Dosage Forms – Development & Challenges”; and Mr. Sankeern Pai, Business Development Head, Hangyo Ice Creams Pvt. Ltd., exploring “Beyond the Scoop: Fostering Innovation and Sustainability in a Traditional Industry.”

Visioned as a comprehensive platform to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship, the expo invites start-ups, MSMEs, student innovators, and ecosystem enablers to showcase their novel ideas, technologies, and products. With dedicated tracks for Start-ups/MSMEs, Student Innovators, and Delegates, the event aims to foster strategic partnerships, spark meaningful dialogue, and catalyze investment opportunities across India’s innovation landscape.

The day-long event will feature an array of engaging activities including start-up pitch sessions, interactive exhibitions, networking zones, and opportunities for meaningful engagement with investors, venture capitalists, industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from DBT, DST, BIRAC, KTech, and leading academic institutions.

The expo reinforces MAHE’s position as a leading institution committed to fostering entrepreneurial excellence and strengthening collaborative networks that drive India’s innovation economy forward. By bringing together diverse stakeholders from academia, industry, government, and investment communities, the expo creates an unprecedented opportunity for knowledge transfer, partnership formation, and the acceleration of breakthrough technologies.

Start-ups, innovators, corporates, institutions, and ecosystem players are invited to register by August 10, 2025, to be part of this high-impact innovation showcase that promises to shape the future of India’s entrepreneurial landscape.

Kolkata, 9th August 2025: The Association of Minority Professional Academic Institutes (AMPAI) has announced that the CEE-AMPAI-MASTERS-WB-2025 examination will be held on 24 August 2025 across 10 centers in West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand and Tripura.

CEE-AMPAI-2025-WB is a state-recognized examination conducted under the supervision of the Department of Higher Education, Government of West Bengal as per Government order. The examination will be held in Asansol, Jamshedpur, Agartala, Siliguri, Patna, JIS College of Engineering-Kalyani, Guru Nanak Institute of Technology- Kolkata, Narula Institute of Technology-Kolkata, Dr. Sudhir Chandra Sur Institute of Technology & Sports Complex – Kolkata & Khalsa High School – Kolkata.

The exam enables admission to the two-year regular M.Tech, M.Pharm, MBA and MCA programmes across five AMPAI-affiliated colleges in West Bengal.

While preference is given to Sikh minority candidates, the remaining seats will be opened to students from any religion, caste, or category across India, subject to eligibility. The eligible criteria for M. Tech, M.Pharma, MBA & MCA is available on:

https://www.ampai.in/ampai-pg/eligibility.php

The results of CEE–AMPAI–WB–2025 have been declared. The merit list and the status of examinees are now available at www.ampai.in.

Speaking on the occasion, Sardar Sohan Singh, Secretary, CEE AMPAI, said, “This exam is not just a gateway to higher education but a step toward inclusive academic empowerment. Our mission is to ensure that meritorious students from minority communities and beyond get equal access to quality technical education.”

Online applications are invited upon payment of ₹200. Detailed information is available on the official website: www.ampai.in till 20 August 2025.