The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has announced the results for the Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET) July 2025 session, available online at icsi.edu. Candidates can access their Result-cum-Marks Statement by logging in with their credentials. To qualify, candidates must score at least 40% in each paper and 50% overall. Those who pass can register for the CS Executive Programme, while others can reappear in November 2025. The official pass percentage will be published on the ICSI website.

The Supreme Court of India will hear a petition for a re-examination of NEET-UG 2025 due to power outages affecting students at several centers in Madhya Pradesh. The petition challenges a previous High Court decision that denied a re-test. Candidates reported outages lasting one to two hours, impacting their ability to complete the exam. The Madhya Pradesh High Court initially supported the students but later overturned its decision based on an expert committee's findings. The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the National Testing Agency and will hear the case next week.

The rising education costs have made affordability a key consideration for students. According to the QS Best Student Cities 2026 rankings, Delhi is the most affordable city for students, with a score of 96.5, followed by Mumbai (86.3) and Bengaluru (84.3). While Delhi offers low living costs and public university tuition, it has a low student satisfaction score. Mumbai provides a vibrant campus culture and job opportunities but has higher accommodation costs. Bengaluru, known for its tech scene, has the highest student satisfaction but lower affordability. Each city has its strengths, catering to different student needs.

England has been penalized with a two-point deduction and a 10% fine of their match fees for a slow over-rate during their Test match against India at Lord's. This penalty, imposed under ICC regulations, dropped their points from 24 to 22, affecting their standing from second to third place in the World Test Championship. Captain Ben Stokes accepted responsibility, and no formal hearing was needed. The match was closely contested, with England winning by 22 runs despite a strong comeback from India's lower order.