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The NBEMS will soon release the NEET PG 2026 exam city intimation slip on August 11. Candidates can download this slip from the official NBEMS website for their examination city. The NEET PG 2026 admit card will be available separately on August 27. This exam city slip is not the admit card and lacks the full centre address.

The Centre has informed Parliament that India now has 86,360 postgraduate medical seats and plans to add 5,000 more by 2028-29 under a revamped infrastructure scheme. The expansion, backed by higher funding and updated regulatory norms, aims to strengthen specialist medical training, improve healthcare capacity and address the country’s growing demand for qualified doctors.

A new workplace trend called the “effort recession” suggests Gen Z is redefining commitment rather than abandoning it. As AI reshapes productivity and burnout concerns grow, younger employees are prioritising meaningful work, flexibility and wellbeing over long hours. Experts say organisations must earn discretionary effort through trust, purpose and empathetic leadership instead of expecting constant overwork.

In 1981, high school student Paul Devlin responded to Harvard University’s rejection letter by rejecting its rejection instead. Inspired by a grammatical error in Harvard’s letter, his witty reply was published byThe New York Times. More than four decades later, the letter has resurfaced online and continues to entertain readers.

An Indian living in Paris has sparked an important conversation by urging young Indians to look beyond the glamour of life abroad. Through a viral video, he highlights the financial burdens, emotional struggles, cultural adjustments and relentless hard work behind overseas success, reminding aspiring migrants that informed decisions matter more than chasing idealised dreams.

Native Forward Scholars Fund has revealed how it will use the entire $50 million unrestricted donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. The organisation will spend $10 million over the next five years to expand scholarships for Native students, while placing the remaining $40 million into a permanent endowment to provide long-term support. The gift, the largest in the organisation’s 57-year history, comes as demand for financial aid continues to rise, with scholars facing an average unmet need of $26,000. Native Forward says the funding will help both current students and future generations pursue higher education.