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Quantitative Finance is evolving rapidly. Artificial intelligence and real-time data analysis are reshaping the industry. Professionals are in high demand to manage these changes. A skills gap is evident, with a need for experts to oversee AI systems. The CQF programme offers training in mathematics, programming, and market applications. This prepares individuals for a data-driven financial future.

IIT Delhi has announced admissions for its Applied AI, ML and Decision Science Programme, an eight-month online certification course beginning September 19, 2026. Offered through eVIDYA with Emeritus, the programme covers Generative AI, Agentic AI, machine learning, predictive analytics and decision science. Participants will receive training through live online sessions, capstone projects and industry tools including Python and Tableau. Applications close on September 12, 2026, with admissions currently open.

The University of Hyderabad has opened applications for its 2026-27 postgraduate courses. Admissions for most master's degrees will be based on CUET PG 2026 scores. Over 1,200 seats are available across various disciplines. Some MTech programs will consider GATE scores and CCMT counselling. The application deadline is June 8, 2026. Interested students can apply online.

The IITs, including Hyderabad, Tirupati, and Madras, are broadening their appeal by welcoming students who wish to explore non-engineering fields. By taking entrance exams like UCEED, JAM, and CAT, candidates can unlock a variety of programs that range from design to management and liberal arts.

A woman who took a Rs 50 lakh loan for her master's abroad shared her experience, highlighting the brutal London job market and her successful repayment in Dubai. She emphasized that the personal growth and life lessons gained were invaluable, outweighing the financial aspects and encouraging informed decisions beyond just numbers.

Failure rates in UC Berkeley’s computer science courses have surged in spring 2026, raising concerns over AI-driven academic dependence, weak mathematical preparation, and reduced student engagement. Faculty members report increased cheating cases and declining office hour attendance, warning that overreliance on generative AI tools may be undermining core learning outcomes and critical thinking skills.

HARTRON Advanced Skill Centre has started admissions for multiple NSQF-aligned computer and IT courses across Haryana through authorised centres. The programmes cover Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, Python Programming, Digital Marketing and Web Development. Eligibility ranges from Class 8 pass to graduates, depending on the course. Programme duration varies between 90 and 990 hours. Candidates can apply through the HARTRON Skill Development portal or authorised centres after checking eligibility, fees and seat availability.

Archaeologists unearthed fragile wooden tablets at Vindolanda, a Roman fort in England, revealing intimate details of daily life beyond military might. These 'trash' fragments, preserved in waterlogged soil, offer personal correspondence and administrative lists, proving that even ordinary objects can rewrite history and highlight the crucial role of observation in uncovering the past.

Technological advancements like AI and blockchain are transforming the chartered accountant profession, pushing CAs towards higher-value advisory roles. Data literacy is becoming as crucial as technical accounting knowledge. The ICAI, now the world's second-largest accounting body, is expanding its reach, with demand for the CA course and placement opportunities on the rise.

As students across CBSE, ICSE, IB and State Board schools increasingly navigate different career paths, professional career counselling has quietly emerged as an essential support system

Bank deposit rates are poised for an increase as certificate of deposit (CD) rates surged in May due to tighter liquidity and higher demand for funds. One-year CD rates jumped to 7.70%, signaling that banks are facing pressure to attract deposits, which could soon translate to higher retail rates.

Roger Federer’s reflection on adversity captures the mindset that defined his career and comeback. After injury setbacks and doubts over his future, Federer returned stronger, proving resilience can reshape failure into growth. His message extends far beyond tennis, arguing that difficult periods, whether in sport, work or life, often force the reinvention, patience and discipline that ultimately make people stronger than before.