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Time of India
6 days ago
- General
- Time of India
Dibrugarh University BEd CET result 2025 declared at dibru.ac.in, check steps to download and more
Eligibility Criteria Post Result Steps to Check Dibrugarh University BEd CET Result 2025 Live Events About Dibrugarh University Faculty of Humanities and Law Faculty of Social Sciences Faculty of Education Faculty of Science and Engineering Faculty of Commerce and Management Science Faculty of Biological Sciences Faculty of Earth Sciences and Energy (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Dibrugarh University has officially released the results of the Common Entrance Test (CET) 2025 on July 18, 2025. Candidates who appeared for the entrance exam conducted on July 12, 2025, can now access their scorecards online through the university's official website — To check the Dibrugarh University BEd CET 2025 Result, students are required to enter their roll number and application number on the result who have scored 30.00 marks or above in the entrance test are eligible to apply for admission into the NCTE-recognized Programme offered by the university. This includes courses at the Department of Education, as well as at affiliated colleges and institutes under Dibrugarh University for the academic session 2025– 1: Visit the official website: 2: Scroll down and click on the 'BEd CET 2025 Results' 3: Enter your application number and roll number, then click on 4: Your BEd CET result PDF will appear on the 5: Download and save the result for future in 1965 under the Dibrugarh University Act passed by the Assam Legislative Assembly, Dibrugarh University is the easternmost university in India. It is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and offers a wide range of diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs across various faculties such as:
Business Recorder
10-07-2025
- Science
- Business Recorder
Postgraduate admission test held at SAU
HYDERABAD: Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam, successfully conducted entry tests for admission to its postgraduate degree programmes, with a total of 444 candidates appearing. According to the university spokesperson, 413 candidates applied for master's degree programmes, while 31 candidates sat for the PhD entrance test. Faculty of Social Sciences received 91 master's and 7 PhD candidates; Faculty of Crop Protection, 52 master's and 8 PhD candidates; Faculty of Crop Production, 157 master's and 8 PhD candidates; Faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences, 94 MPhil and 8 PhD candidates; and Faculty of Agricultural Engineering and Technology had 19 master's (ME) candidates. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Japan Today
27-06-2025
- Japan Today
Woman gets suspended term over hammer attack at Japan university campus
A Japanese court has sentenced a woman to three years in prison, suspended for four years, for injuring eight students in a hammer attack at a university campus in suburban Tokyo. The court on Friday found Yoo Ju Hyun, a 23-year-old South Korean, guilty of injuring the students on Jan. 10 at Hosei University's Tama Campus in Machida. The presiding judge put her actions down to a mental disorder she was suffering. The series of attacks on defenseless students were "dangerous and shocking," said Presiding Judge Keita Nakajima in handing down the ruling at the Tokyo District Court's Tachikawa branch. Yoo, who was a second-year student in the university's Faculty of Social Sciences at the time, had claimed she was bullied and insulted by some students. Nakajima said while it cannot be said that there was no bullying at all, there was no evidence that the eight victims, some of which suffered head injuries, had insulted her. However, the judge said that Yoo's actions were influenced to a considerable extent by an obsessive-compulsive disorder and other factors. © KYODO
Business Recorder
18-06-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Shah Abdul Latif University organises post-budget seminar
HYDERABAD: The session, moderated by Prof. Dr. Naveed Ahmed Shaikh, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Shah Abdul Latif University, featured notable speakers including Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Bhutto, Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences at Sukkur IBA University; Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Khushk, Vice Chancellor of SALU; Dr. Asma Arif, Chairperson of the Department of Economics at the University of Wah; Dr. Majid Hussain, Faculty Member at SALU. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Khushk recognized the budget's focus on social concerns but stressed that more emphasis was needed on formal education and long-term human capital development. Dr. Majid Hussain critiqued the budget for its limited focus on growth, emphasizing that while it prioritized macroeconomic stability and fiscal deficit reduction, there was a critical need for increased investment in health and education. He supported his analysis with relevant facts and figures, drawing comparisons with the previous year to highlight the need for more balanced and sustainable fiscal policies. He highlighted concerns over the government's reliance on existing taxpayers for revenue generation and the reduced allocations for health and education. Dr. Asma Arif justified the increase in defense spending due to regional geopolitical tensions but emphasized the need for a better balance with investments in education and healthcare, which remain underfunded. Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Bhutto criticized the budget's unrealistic targets, pointing out that austerity measures and reduced subsidies would likely dampen consumer spending, leading to lower economic growth than projected. He also expressed concern over the potential negative impact on the power sector and agriculture, given the cuts in subsidies and global geopolitical tensions. Taj Rind echoed concerns about the inadequate relief for the salaried class and the challenges faced by industries due to rising energy costs and insufficient policies to support exports. The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, reflecting diverse viewpoints and highlighting the critical need for balanced economic policies to foster sustainable growth, improve social welfare, and manage fiscal stability. Our sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yousaf Khushk, the entire panel of experts, and the audience for their valuable insights, and we extend our gratitude to Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur for their collaboration in making this event a success. Pakistan Economics Frontier advocates for a comprehensive approach to economic policy, emphasizing balanced investment in health, education, and social welfare alongside fiscal stability. We call for broadening the tax base, encouraging industrial growth, and addressing consumer concerns through targeted relief measures. Moving forward, collaboration between academia, policymakers, and the private sector will be crucial to achieving sustainable economic development and stability. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
31-05-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Over 6,000 students benefit from PM's Laptop Scheme at SAU: VC
HYDERABAD: As part of the Prime Minister's Youth Laptop Scheme, Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) Tandojam distributed laptops among 11 high-performing students during a ceremony held on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, Vice Chancellor Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal said that over 6,000 students have benefitted from the scheme at the university so far. He emphasized that merit-based opportunities for laptops and scholarships will continue to be extended to deserving students in the future. 'In today's technology-driven world, progress without computers and information technology is unimaginable. IT is playing a crucial role not only in economic development but also in national defense,' said Dr. Siyal. He encouraged students to harness the power of technology to create career opportunities from home and called upon the government to extend the laptop scheme to the college level while promoting IT education at all tiers. Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Dr. Aijaz Ali Khooharo noted that laptops previously delayed due to administrative hurdles have now been distributed strictly on academic merit. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
