From JEE Advanced 2018, Panjab University BEd exams to TSPSC Recruitment; here are the latest jobs, recruitment, education notifications

JEE Advanced 2018: Several candidates from across the nation looking forward to appearing in the JEE Advanced 2018 exam will have to bear the brunt of the newly introduced Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. According to a report by Indian Express, The Indian Institue of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, the exam conducting authority of JEE Advanced has recently announced to increase the registration fee for the examination due to GST implementation. As per the new fees structure, the general category candidates will have to pay Rs 2,600 excluding the GST; for SCs, STs and differently-abled persons, the new charges will be Rs 1,300 excluding the GST. (Image: Website)

Panjab University BEd entrance exam 2017: Candidates who appeared for Panjab University BEd entrance examination yesterday (October 29) can check out their result today (October 30). Panjab University (PU) has released the results of the B. Ed examination on their official website pbbedadmissions.puchd.ac.in and the candidates can access their results from the official website. The fortunate candidates who cracked the paper can join classes from November 1 itself. (Image: Website)

TSPSC Recruitment 2017: The online application for Teacher Recruitment Test (TRT) in School Education department under the Telangana States Public Service Commission (TSPSC) started on Monday. Interested candidates can log on to the TSPSC official website tspsc.gov.in to obtain the application form. The last date for the online process is November 30, 2017. The date for examination is still unknown. (Image: Website)

DSSSB Exam 2017: Confused by an old school board at the Sunder Nagri examination centre, many candidates of the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) for posts of primary school teachers (MCD) failed to report for the examination on time. The report also states that candidates who came late due to the confusion were not allowed to enter the examination hall despite the fact that confusion was created by the school and the DSSSB. (Image: IE)