MHT CET CAP round 3: The Maharashtra State CET Cell has announced the third CAP list for BE and B.Tech admissions for 2026-27, offering admission opportunities to 1,16,690 students. Of these, 9,766 received colleges matching their top six preferences and have auto-frozen admissions. Students allotted seats must report to their colleges between August 25 and August 28 with documents and fees. The tentative vacancy list for the fourth CAP round will be announced on August 29.

HPBOSE registration 2026: HPBOSE has revised its student registration procedure, moving registration from Classes 10 and 12 to Classes 9 and 11 for students in affiliated government and private schools. Registration will remain valid until students pass their respective Class 10 or Class 12 board examinations. The registration fee has been fixed at Rs 200, with applications accepted without a late fee until October 15 and with a Rs 500 late fee until November 15.

Gurugram schools have shifted to online classes today, August 25, 2026, while corporate and private offices have been advised to operate under Work From Home arrangements following heavy rainfall. The DDMA issued the advisory after around 75 mm of rain caused widespread waterlogging, stranded school buses and severe traffic disruption across key roads. The IMD has issued an orange alert, while civic teams are carrying out pumping, drainage and road maintenance work.

The Railway Recruitment Board has announced the RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT 1 result 2026, allowing candidates to check their qualification status and cut-off details. Those shortlisted will advance to CBT 2, scheduled for September 17, 2026. Candidates should verify their results through official RRB websites and begin focused preparation for the next stage.

The Education Minister Pralhad Joshi reviewed the functioning of CBSE with senior education officials, focusing on academic, examination and administrative systems. The meeting stressed the need for greater efficiency, transparency and stronger support for students and teachers. The discussions also covered technology-driven examination processes and efforts to make CBSE’s services smoother and more student-friendly.

Gurugram schools will shift to online classes on August 25 as heavy rainfall raises concerns over waterlogging and traffic disruption across the district. Authorities have advised schools and institutions to minimise physical movement, while offices have been asked to facilitate work from home. The move is aimed at ensuring safety and easing pressure on roads as civic agencies undertake essential repair work.