Competitive Exams and Online Learning in February 2025

When it comes to competitive exams, high-stakes tests that determine access to top educational institutions and careers. Also known as entrance exams, they shape the futures of millions in India and beyond. From IIT JEE to NEET, these tests aren’t just about memory—they demand focus, strategy, and mental toughness. In February 2025, the conversations around these exams weren’t just about syllabus coverage, but about how students manage stress, choose coaching centers like Allen Kota, and balance preparation with real-life demands.

Online learning, the shift toward digital platforms for education, from coding to language skills. Also known as e-learning, it’s no longer a backup option—it’s the main road for many students and professionals. Whether you’re trying to learn English on your phone, practice coding during your commute, or pick up job-ready skills without a degree, platforms like Coursera and Google Classroom made the cut this month. And it’s not just about convenience. People are using these tools to bypass traditional barriers—like expensive degrees or rigid classroom schedules—and build careers directly.

Meanwhile, MBA programs, postgraduate business degrees that vary widely in difficulty, structure, and career outcomes. Also known as business school, they’re not all the same. Some specializations, like finance or operations, are known for heavy math and long hours. Others are more accessible, especially for those looking to switch careers without burning out. This month’s articles broke down which MBAs are tough, which are easy, and what employers actually care about—not just the brand name.

And let’s not forget the people behind the scenes. The leadership at BYJU’s, the cost of coaching in Kota, the debate between CBSE and American syllabi—all these threads connect back to one thing: how education is changing, who gets left behind, and who finds a way through. Whether you’re a student trying to pick the right exam, a parent weighing options, or someone looking to switch careers, the articles from February 2025 give you real, no-fluff advice. You’ll find out what’s truly hard in engineering, whether coding on a phone works, how to make $100k without a degree, and why learning English doesn’t need a classroom. The path isn’t one-size-fits-all, and these pieces show you exactly where to start.