The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati declared JEE Advanced 2023 results on June 18. A total of 1,80,372 candidates appeared in both papers in the exam conducted on June 4. Of them 43,773 candidates have qualified. They include 36,204 male and 7,509 female students. Students who appeared in the exam can check their results on jeeadv.ac.in. In all six …
Unlike previous years, the registration for JoSAA rounds of seat allocation will start on 19th June 2023, immediately the day after declaration of JEE (Advanced) results. The CSAB-Special Rounds will begin on 31st July 2023 after the completion of JoSAA rounds. The whole counseling process is expected to be completed by 14th August 2023, and classes in the NIT+ System …
Indian Institute of Technology Mandi is hosting G20-S20 meeting from 21st to 30th June 2023. The purpose of this meet is to bring together various key stakeholders and experts together to engage on various themes such to generate actionable insights that can drive progress towards achieving inclusive and sustainable development. Several dignitaries/ delegates from around the globe are expected to attend this mega event. The event will …
Being held as part of AskIITM.com initiative run by students and alumni, it includes a visit to the campus before counselling for a campus tour, demo classes, and career counselling Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) is organising a ‘Demo Day’ where JEE 2023 aspirants can visit and experience the campus for a special one-day experience. The event can be …
The Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal has been ranked fourth in academic category as per the rankings released by The Nature Index annual table 2023. The Institute has improved its position from last year, when it got 10th rank in academic category.The Institute has also improved in overall category from 13th rank to 6th rank and has acquired top position among all the IISERs in the …
Publishing their findings on June 15 in Nature Food, an international group of scientists led by the Universities of Groningen and Birmingham, say that the growth of the global population and rising demand for emission-intensive food are likely to boost emissions further. “A global shift in diets, including reducing excessive intake of red meat and improving shares of plant-based protein – …
