ICAI CA admit card 2026: ICAI has released admit cards for the September 2026 CA Foundation and Intermediate examinations through its e-Services Portal. Candidates can download hall tickets using their SSP ID, with the staggered release completing on August 17, 2026. The article details the examination schedules, procedures for correcting name, photograph and signature discrepancies, and steps for centre, group or medium-related errors. It also covers the November 2026 CA Final mock test schedule and the deadline for surrendering exemption.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority has begun registrations for PG Dental admissions for the 2026-27 academic year. Eligible NEET MDS 2026 candidates can apply for seats across government and private dental colleges until August 17. Applicants must meet Karnataka’s eligibility and reservation rules, submit required documents and complete fee payment by August 18.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has commenced applications for Class 6 admission to Simultala Awasiya Vidyalaya for the 2027-28 academic session. Eligible students can apply online until August 18, 2026. Applicants must complete registration, upload the required documents, pay the prescribed fee and download the confirmation page after submitting the form.

The Maharashtra CET Cell has revised the first-round CAP schedule for three-year and five-year LLB admissions for 2026-27. LLB5 candidates must lock and submit their college preferences by August 15, while LLB3 candidates have until August 16. Candidates can edit choices through the Candidate Login, but no changes or submissions will be allowed after the respective deadlines.

TGBIE has extended the deadline for Intermediate first-year admission registration for 2026-27 to August 31, giving junior colleges more time to complete enrolments. The board has reiterated reservation norms, including quotas for SC, ST, BC, EWS and other categories. Admissions will be based on qualifying marks and grades, with Aadhaar details and seat disclosure made mandatory.

NITI Aayog has proposed changes to the regulatory framework for professional services, covering law, accounting, architecture, engineering and healthcare. The recommendations focus on licensing, recognition of qualifications, interstate mobility and access to international markets. The report also highlights regulatory gaps and suggests measures to strengthen professional standards as technology reshapes India’s services sector.