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    BITS Pilani opens scholarship doors wider, offers full fee waiver to top 1,000 rankers

    BITS Pilani will offer full four-year tuition scholarships to candidates ranked among the top 1,000 in BITSAT from 2027, subject to an annual family income ceiling of Rs 20 lakh and a minimum CGPA of 7.5. The expansion follows a 50% rise in admissions from the top 1,000 rankers in 2026.

    Pixxel sets up US subsidiary to serve federal agencies

    Pixxel in September raised $100 million (around Rs 945 crore) in the largest funding round in India’s spacetech sector, co-led by Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek and UK-based space investor Seraphim, ET reported.

    byteXL strengthens leadership team to fuel AI and skilling push

    byteXL has appointed four senior executives across operations, business, strategy and finance as it prepares to scale its institutional network from 40 to 120 colleges and reach 500,000 students over the next two years. The company is also expanding programmes in AI, GCCs, electric vehicles, semiconductors and precision engineering as it shifts towards a deeper technology focus.

    BITS Pilani revamps UG curriculum to prepare students for AI era: Vice Chancellor

    BITS Pilani has revamped its undergraduate curriculum to prepare students for a future dominated by artificial intelligence. This innovative approach prioritizes academic flexibility while integrating research and real-world industry applications. Students will engage in various activities that promote both physical and mental well-being, earning a total of 30 Points of Experience. The curriculum now also highlights crucial areas like AI and data science, enhancing practical learning and encouraging interdisciplinary collaborations.

    AION-Tech Solutions appoints Nagesh Madastu as Chief Growth Officer

    With a focus on building robust customer relationships and exploring market opportunities across technology sectors, Nagesh brings over 14 years of diverse experience in enterprise sales and technology-driven growth.

    University of Manchester to establish new centre in Bengaluru for research and industry collaboration

    The University of Manchester is set to establish a centre for education, research, and innovation in Bengaluru. This centre aims to provide students with practical experiences through internships and work placements. It will also foster partnerships between academics, businesses, and entrepreneurs to address shared challenges. The initiative builds on the university’s existing collaborations with Indian organisations and educational institutions.

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