jobs in higher ed

IIT BHU placement sets new milestone with top CTC of ₹2.20 crore, average package at ₹22.80 lakh

IIT BHU's 2024-25 placement season saw around 1,120 job offers and more than 400 internships across diverse industries, with top recruiters including Google, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, Tata Steel, Samsung, Oracle, and more.

IMT Ghaziabad set to welcome back Dr. Atish Chattopadhyay to lead Institutional Growth

University of Alberta study reveals 81% of immigrants are struggling to find jobs for their qualifications

Giga ML CEO Varun Vummadi calls out lack of work ethic in India's tech sector

Indian govt urges companies to raise salaries of employees

The Economic Survey 2025 emphasizes that a safe, secure, and satisfactory workplace is crucial for long-term employee morale, while highlighting stagnant wages amid a 15-year high in corporate profitability.

Samantha Kochharr named ‘Skill Competition Manager’ for WorldSkills International

Kochharr's appointment as the Skill Competition Manager, Worldskills comes as a historic milestone which further solidifies India’s presence on the global stage of excellence in the hairdressing industry.

Bengaluru beats Chennai to become India's best city to work for women

The Top Cities for Women in India 2024 (TCWI) index highlights leading cities and best practices, offering a framework for improving urban development and women’s progress.

Dean selection process revamp: Industry experts, experienced pros can be directly appointed vice chancellors

The new rules, effective Jan 6, grant state governors more power to select vice chancellors, making room for industry and public sector professionals to apply for the post.

Almost 18 crore additional jobs created during PM Modi's tenure: RBI

In comparison, only 2.9 crore jobs were created during the UPA's 2004-14 tenure, according to the Reserve Bank of India's KLEMS database.

IRCC removes extra points for job offers in express entry to combat immigration fraud in Canada

The guidelines aim to reduce Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) abuse and immigration fraud. The change will impact both current and future applicants, taking effect in spring 2025.