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    AAI ATC Result 2025 out at aai.aero: check steps to download and more

    The Airports Authority of India (AAI) declared the AAI ATC Result 2025 for Junior Executive (Air Traffic Controller) positions on September 1, 2025. The exam, held on July 14, 2025, aimed to fill 309 vacancies. Qualified candidates from the Computer-Based Test (CBT) will proceed to the subsequent stages, including voice test, psychological assessment, and document verification.

    Fresher hiring intent slips to 70% in H2

    India Inc's fresher hiring shows a cooling trend. The intent has declined to 70% for July to December. AI-led restructuring and global uncertainties contribute to this moderation. E-commerce and tech startups still lead hiring. Bangalore tops cities with 81% intent. Apprenticeship models are also on the rise. Manufacturing, engineering, and IT sectors show high apprenticeship intent.

    Fresher hiring intent slips to 70% in H2 2025

    A recent report indicates a slight cooling in India Inc's fresher hiring intent, dropping to 70% for July-December 2025 due to AI-led restructuring and global uncertainties. E-commerce and technology startups lead hiring at 88%, with Bangalore topping city-wise intent at 81%. Demand rises for degree apprenticeships and roles requiring cybersecurity, AI, and crucial soft skills like communication and problem-solving.

    Muted IT hiring to focus on skill-driven freshers

    Software services firms are adopting a cautious hiring approach, prioritizing skill-driven freshers with an anticipated growth of 3-5% in the second half of the year. This strategic shift focuses on junior roles and niche mid-levels, particularly in AI, cloud, and platform domains, driven by cost optimization and the demand for specialized skills.

    The Harvard-trained lawyer behind Trump's fight against top universities

    May Mailman, a key figure in the Trump administration, has significantly influenced higher education policies, challenging universities on issues like diversity, admissions, and gender. Her strategies, employed through federal funding and investigations, have pressured institutions, leading to settlements and legal battles, most notably with Harvard.

    China out of Paytm; White-collar walls crumble

    China's Antfin is ending its decade-long association with Paytm, selling its remaining stake in the Indian digital payments platform. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

    The Economic Times
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