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Three in four Gen Z professionals put work-life balance ahead of leadership titles: Emeritus report

Three in four Gen Z professionals put work-life balance ahead of leadership titles: Emeritus report

Nearly three in four Gen Z professionals in India prioritise work-life balance over leadership titles, an Emeritus study found. While 60% feel pressure from constant upskilling, 82% use AI tools weekly to learn. Interest in studying abroad is also weakening amid costs and visa uncertainty.

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Start career help from class 8, fix schooling to curb coaching: Panel

Start career help from class 8, fix schooling to curb coaching: Panel

A government panel suggests starting career guidance from Class 8 and creating a national aptitude portal. Voluntary after-school classes will support students preparing for entrance exams. External coaching might be restricted to after Class 10 and limited hours. Entrance exams could be held from Class 11, twice yearly. Board exam marks will account for up to fifty percent of entrance scores.

Temporary hiring for festivals is now expanding beyond major Indian cities. Tier II and Tier III markets are experiencing faster growth in seasonal employment opportunities. E-commerce and organised retail are driving this significant shift in hiring patterns. Companies are increasingly focusing on these smaller cities for their fulfillment needs.

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<b>OP Jindal Online Master’s in Data Science Review: Placements, AI curriculum, and ROI</b>

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As the field of data science evolves, there’s an increasing necessity for advanced technical skills. OP Jindal University’s online MSc in AI and Data Science is designed to fulfill this demand. Spanning one year and consisting of 60 credits, this Master's program places a strong emphasis on mathematical, statistical, and machine learning principles, equipping graduates for challenging roles in enterprise analytics.

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From finance to leadership: How technology is shaping smarter decisions

From finance to leadership: How technology is shaping smarter decisions

Artificial intelligence is transforming finance and leadership. AI tools now help analyse risks, detect fraud, and automate tasks. Leaders must combine technology insights with human values for effective decision-making. New programmes are available to build these essential skills for a data-driven future. Organisations that blend intelligent decisions with thoughtful leadership will gain a competitive edge.

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Bank of Baroda to recruit 2,482 officers fluent in local language across 20 states

Bank of Baroda to recruit 2,482 officers fluent in local language across 20 states

Bank of Baroda will recruit 2,482 officers fluent in local languages. This initiative aims to improve customer communication and address recent concerns. Candidates will serve in their recruited state for at least twelve years. The recruitment targets graduates with one year of banking experience. This move supports inclusive growth and local economic development.

The Railway Ministry has approved hiring 4,098 technical staff across India. This recruitment aims to strengthen operational safety and improve efficiency significantly. Vacancies will be filled in 35 critical technical categories, including engineers and technicians. Centralised Employment Notifications will be issued from July 21, 2026, onwards. Railway unions welcome this move to address crucial safety-related post vacancies.