kea
Coverage of kea in the Nexus archive.
- KEA allows UG-NEET candidates to register for UG-CET, link their NEET roll number
KEA allows undergraduate NEET candidates to register for the UG-CET and link their NEET roll numbers. This move aims to streamline the admission process for eligible students.
- KEA seeks KPSC-model powers for various government recruitments
KEA is seeking powers similar to KPSC for various government recruitments in the State. KEA is currently the main recruitment authority after KPSC.
- KEA invites applications for filling 4,723 posts
KEA invites applications for 4,723 posts. The organization is seeking to fill a large number of positions through this recruitment drive.
- KEA: Tight security measures for assistant engineer recruitment exam
KEA has implemented tight security measures for the assistant engineer recruitment exam. The focus is on ensuring exam integrity through strict protocols.
- Sports quota candidates unable to make optional entry in mock CET rounds with final list yet to be submitted
Sports quota candidates are unable to make optional entries in mock CET rounds due to the final list of eligible candidates not being submitted. KEA authorities have sent multiple letters to DYEP urging submission of the list.
- KEA to seek Rural and Kannada medium certificates in digital form for CET, recruitment exams in Karnataka
KEA has requested the Department of School Education and Literacy (DSEL) to issue Rural and Kannada medium certificates in digital form for CET and recruitment exams in Karnataka.
- KEA opens window for CET option entry for students, 10 days given for submission
KEA has opened a submission window for CET option entry, allowing students 10 days to apply. The deadline is set for 10 days from the announcement.
- Meet Bruce, the "beak-jousting" parrot
Bruce, a kea parrot from New Zealand who lost his upper beak, became the dominant male in his community through unique 'beak-jousting' behavior. A study in Current Biology highlights his problem-solving skills, including self-taught pebble-based preening, and researchers avoid prosthetics to preserve his adaptive behaviors.