Yogita Rao is a journalist for The Economic Times, specializing in local news coverage in Maharashtra, Mumbai, and India. With a focus on education, social issues, and government policies, Yogita provides insightful reporting on a range of topics impacting the local community.
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Yogita focuses on local education and government-related topics in India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai. She predominantly covers government announcements related to education policies and issues affecting students and colleges.
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Mumbai: The number of PhDs graduating from the premier IIT Bombay has gone up by over 30% in the past five years.
Mumbai: A section of private medical colleges in Maharashtra has seen a hike of up to 14% this year for the MBBS course.
By: Yogita Rao
Mumbai: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has announced the discontinuation of all courses that are running under the College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) in the city in a public notice.
By: Yogita Rao
Mumbai: The fees of a medical college in Sangli were fixed by the Fee Regulating Authority ( FRA ) at Rs 7 lakh, but the college charges Rs 8 lakh over and above the fees at the time of admission.
By: Yogita Rao
Representative Image MUMBAI: The MBBS cut-off in govt colleges in the state in open category is 642 in the first merit list released by the state's
By: Yogita Rao
MUMBAI: A pledge that is part of an 'honour code' signed by students at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences ( TISS ) this year states that "I
By: Yogita Rao
Mumbai: The Fee Regulating Authority (FRA) issued show-cause notices to nearly all private medical colleges in the state on Wednesday for allegedly exceeding the prescribed upper limit on caution money charges.
Mumbai: Maharashtra has seen an 80% increase in the number of accredited colleges since July last year.
Mumbai University collaborates with city hospitals to develop AI models aimed at early disease detection in women.
Mumbai: The state govt will allow private unaided colleges offering AYUSH (ayurveda, unani, siddha, and homeopathy) courses to charge five times
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