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    NYU Stern MBA applications fall 16.3 per cent as acceptance rate rises to 32 per cent

    New York University’s Stern School of Business received 4,130 applications for its full-time MBA Class of 2028, a 16.3 per cent decline from the previous year. Despite fewer applications, the school admitted a record 1,309 candidates, taking its acceptance rate to 32 per cent, the highest in six classes. However, only 321 students enrolled, pushing the admission yield down to 24.5 per cent.

    New Zealand moves visitor visa applications online, changing the process for Indian tourists and business travellers

    New Zealand has moved most visitor visa applications to its enhanced Immigration Online system, ending the use of several older online forms and selected paper applications. The transition, completed between September 24 and October 8, 2026, affects Indian tourists, business travellers and people visiting family. Applicants who started applications in the old system but did not submit them before the deadline must begin again using the new platform.

    Bigger cheques, fewer winners in India’s AI boom

    Indian AI startups raised $1.6 billion in funding during the first nine months of 2026. While AI infrastructure attracted significant investments, application startups faced declining funding and challenges in securing customers. Large transactions constituted most of the total funding, highlighting a disparity in investment distribution.

    GATE 2027 correction window opens: Check fees, editable details, deadlines and how to make changes

    GATE 2027: IIT Madras has opened the GATE 2027 application correction window from November 10 to 14. Candidates can modify specified details by paying a fee starting at Rs 500. A separate, free facility to rectify scrutiny-related defects remains open until November 30. Check the editable fields, charges and application process.

    Government extends ₹2,700-crore PLI scheme for medical devices till 2035-36, eases eligibility norms

    The government has extended the ₹2,700-crore production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for domestic medical device manufacturing until 2035-36 and invited fresh applications with relaxed eligibility and investment conditions. The revised rules remove the minimum sales threshold for claiming incentives and lower the minimum investment requirement to attract more manufacturers.

    NTPC sole applicant in second round of coal gasification scheme

    The second round of applications for the coal gasification scheme saw participation from only NTPC Ltd. In contrast, the first round attracted five companies, highlighting a change in interest levels. The scheme aims to reduce import dependence while supporting the production of industrial feedstocks from domestic coal. NTPC's involvement is considered a positive sign amidst limited interest from other firms.

    • Alibaba chip unit T-Head files confidential Hong Kong IPO application

      China's Alibaba Group said on Tuesday that its chip unit, T-Head, has confidentially filed a listing application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after receiving approval to proceed with a spin-off.

      NASA job applications: $164,395 salary for astronaut posts as selected candidates can live on Moon and Mars; check direct link, eligibility and deadline

      NASA astronaut applications: NASA has opened applications for its next astronaut class, with selected candidates potentially getting the opportunity to live and work on a future Moon base and participate in missions to Mars. Here's a look at the $164,395 annual salary, eligibility criteria, application requirements and December 3 deadline.

      Ireland citizenship applications surge 236% as proposed tougher rules trigger rush

      Applications for Irish citizenship surged by 236 per cent in September after the government announced plans to tighten naturalisation requirements. The country received 8,765 applications during the month, compared with 2,611 in August, as migrants rushed to apply before proposed changes take effect.

      Canada introduces a single online asylum application system, revises refugee claim rules

      Canada has introduced new asylum regulations from November 3, 2026, bringing a single online application process for all refugee claims, whether submitted within the country or at a port of entry. The changes, introduced under the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act, also establish clearer timelines for processing claims, rules for withdrawn applications and additional support for vulnerable applicants.

      Man unemployed for a year gets a call from a company. Then an email leaves him devastated: ‘Feel cursed…’

      A jobseeker’s excitement over finally hearing back from a company turned into disappointment after discovering that the call was made by mistake. Sharing his experience on Reddit’s Recruiting Hell, the user revealed that he had been unemployed for a year and that a rare response to his direct application ended in heartbreak.

      DGFT invites applications for vehicle import quotas under India-UK FTA

      The government of India has opened applications for importers seeking duty concessions under the India-UK trade pact. This initiative relates to a quota of 24,500 passenger cars and 2,750 transport vehicles. The applications are accepted from November 6, 2026 to November 21, 2026, according to the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement allows reduced tariffs on vehicle imports between the two nations.

      Eligible CAA applicants to get citizenship by December 31: West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari

      West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans to expedite the citizenship application process under CAA by December 31. He highlighted that around 2.5 lakh applications remain pending due to previous government delays. Adhikari stated that training and administrative measures are being implemented to ensure timely application processing. Additionally, the state government will invest Rs 1,000 crore over two years to restore religious institutions.

      Sebi’s new settlement regulations to come into force from Nov 7; rolls out online application, calculator

      Sebi's new settlement regulations take effect November 7, 2026, allowing eligible entities to settle specified administrative and civil proceedings at different stages. The framework introduces application deadlines, revised fees, settlement notices and stricter eligibility conditions.

      India focused on becoming AI application capital of the world: Ashwini Vaishnaw

      India is on a mission to become the global hub for artificial intelligence applications while also enhancing its semiconductor industry. With the launch of the Semicon 2.0 Web Application Portal, only well-prepared semiconductor enterprises will have their applications considered. The government is actively working on a strategy to produce indigenous graphics processing unit chips, alongside other crucial electronic components such as battery cells and copper foils.

      India focused on becoming AI application capital of the world: Ashwini Vaishnaw

      India is striving to become the artificial intelligence application capital while also focusing on semiconductor manufacturing. The government plans to launch the Semicon 2.0 Web Application Portal to attract serious players in the industry. Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted the importance of complete applications for participation.

      Lithuania changes residence permit rules, creating fresh hurdles for Indian workers and students

      In a move to tighten immigration control, Lithuania has established new residence permit rules that pose challenges for foreign nationals, especially from India. This shift affects Indian workers and students looking for work or study opportunities within the country. Particular visa types will now encounter more scrutiny, necessitating that employers assess the eligibility of candidates accurately.

      Tata Motors PV says CERT-In-flagged app vulnerabilities addressed through updates

      The vulnerabilities identified in the iRA 2.0 and iRA.ev applications have been addressed through software updates and enhanced security measures, a Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles spokesperson told.

      India plans to cut visa categories from 13 to 9 and reduce application form fields by 70%

      In a significant turn of events, India's Union Home Ministry is undertaking a major overhaul of the country's visa system, reducing the existing 13 categories down to just 9 while revamping the application process to enhance user experience.

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