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No land for more KVs in Delhi (05 May 01:45) |
| The ministry for human resources development (MHRD) is finding it difficult to get land for 10 more Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) in the Capital.
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A career in clinical trials (05 May 01:45) |
| A growing demand for clinical trial professionals has led to an increasing number of institutions offering academic programmes in the same. |
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Learn by experience (05 May 01:45) |
| The Canadian education system for pre-schoolers, through its Maple Bear Schools, is gaining acceptance in India owing to its 'child-centered' approach.
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IIT Delhi alumnus to head Cambridge research on Indian businesses (05 May 01:45) |
| Jaideep Prabhu has been appointed to chair the Jawaharlal Nehru Professorship of Indian Business and Enterprise at the University of Cambridge, UK.
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Build'ing careers (05 May 01:45) |
| According to realtors, India will need 300 million homes in the next five years. To meet this staggering demand, the real estate sector is expected to harness the talent and skills of myriad... |
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AIEEE gets tougher, but more take exam (28 April 06:04) |
| The difficulty level of the exam matched that of the dreaded IIT JEE. Over 80,000 students took the exam compared to last year's figure of 60,000.
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Doing our bit to save the Earth (28 April 06:04) |
| The realisation has finally dawned, but the clock is ticking away with little time left. |
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SOL offers course on hospitality (28 April 06:04) |
| DU through its Campus of Open Learning (COL), has tied up with UEI Global School of Service Management, Berggruen Education, for a specially designed programme on 'Hospitality Persona Lifest... |
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Cracking BITSAT (28 April 06:04) |
| The alumni of the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) and Birla Institute of Technology and Science, (BITS, Pilani) have geared up to help students crack 'BITSAT 2008' |
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Robots come to classrooms (28 April 06:04) |
| With schools moving towards an activity-based learning, robotics in education is gaining popularity. Sakshi Khattar reports. |
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A League of Their Own (28 April 06:04) |
| With the Indian Premier League bringing in the big bucks and glamour, Surbhi Bhatia explores whether sports has now become a viable career option for the youth. |
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Of degrees, loans and more... (21 April 03:45) |
| Financing your education, in India or abroad, can be a daunting task. However, there are a number of options that you could avail of to fund your education.
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ICSI-Ignou tie-up (21 April 03:45) |
| The Institute of Company Secretaries of India and Ignou will be signing an MoU to offer BCom in corporate affairs and administration and MCom in business policy and corporate governance.
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All about alphabets (21 April 03:45) |
| Schools are using an activity-based approach to make reading and writing a fun-filled experience for students.
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IIT-D creates smart homes (21 April 03:45) |
| The Department of Electrical Engineering at the IIT-D is working on a sensory technique that helps safeguard houses by letting owners control them even across large distances.
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German scholarships for students (21 April 03:45) |
| The German Academic Exchange Service has announced scholarships for working professionals to pursue postgraduate subjects at universities in Germany.
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Old wine offers new opportunities (14 April 05:41) |
| Canada is not only the leading producer of ice wine, but also home to a number of institutes offering education related to the production and management of wine.
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IIM-L launches new initiatives (14 April 05:41) |
| Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIM-L), recently launched its first full-time one-year residential programme at its Noida campus. |
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Report it Right (14 April 05:41) |
| The dynamic field of journalism is bound to expand its horizons with a number of news channels and newspapers in the process of being launched. |
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Jamia opens school for girls (14 April 05:41) |
| The Jamia Girls Senior Secondary School will cater particularly to those sections that seek education through Urdu medium. |
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IGNOU launches walk-in entry (14 April 05:41) |
| Under the IGNOU's newly-launched 'walk-in admission' scheme, students will be able to walk in at any time of the year to their nearest regional centre for admissions. |
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Bend it like an artist (07 April 01:12) |
| If you have a flair for design and keen on international exposure, Singapore may just be the destination for you.
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Blended learning comes to DU (07 April 01:12) |
| Delhi University (DU) is collaborating with UK's Open University (OU), pioneers of distance learning, on a teacher-training programme.
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Are you IT-enabled? (07 April 01:12) |
| Sunil Manglore, CEO, Datacraft India, talks about the emerging trends of the IT industry and about the skill-sets required to be a part of it.
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'Management does not mean only managers' (07 April 01:12) |
| Though a management university, it is only this year that the Singapore Management University (SMU) launched an MBA programme.
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Swiss hospitality (07 April 01:12) |
| The hospitality sector in India has witnessed five consecutive years of double-digit growth.
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Where education goes global (31 March 05:38) |
| Global perspective in education is the order of the day. Tie-ups with universities abroad make learning at SRM University fruitful. |
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Every rupee counts (31 March 05:38) |
| A recent survey says over Rs 55,000 crore flows out of the country every year by students who pursue studies overseas. |
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Teaching through technology (31 March 05:38) |
| The use of technology is being maximised to make the learning process more engaging for students.
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Ignou to collaborate with colleges (31 March 05:38) |
| A new collaborative model has been planned to tie-up a distance learning institution with conventional colleges.
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Dare to defend (31 March 05:38) |
| The defence services offer a range of exciting career options. This year the NDA and Naval Academy examination (ii) 2008 will be held on August 17. |
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A healthy discussion (24 March 10:28) |
| During its recent annual conference held at the Maulana Azad Medical College in the Capital, the IAPH instituted the Indian Academy of Public Health to provide an organised platform to publi... |
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Campus needs answered online (24 March 10:28) |
| As a student, you don't have to spend hours searching for accommodation, jobs, tutoring services, second-hand laptops, car pools and even internships. |
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Talk to Me (24 March 10:28) |
| A child needs his parents to act as good communicators especially during exam time, says Bhavna Burmi, a child
psychologist with Escorts Heart and Research Institute. |
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'Reading is a fundamental skill' (24 March 10:28) |
| NCERT moots changes in teaching methods to improve children's basic reading skills. Sakshi Khattar reports. |
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Freedom in policy and in practice (24 March 10:28) |
| Explores why the indian education system has been slow in adapting the concept of autonomy, despite it being recognised as a tool for innovation in higher education. |
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How valid is your degree? (17 March 09:33) |
| Many students are blindly opting for programmes being offered by international institutions in India. Surbhi Bhatia explores how students, today, are getting trapped in twinning and dual-adm... |
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FDI sees green (17 March 09:33) |
| Indian government has approved up to 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in the education sector and regulations are being worked out, Manash Pratim Gohain reports. |
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'Students need to eat right' (17 March 09:33) |
| Students should follow a balanced diet to feed their minds during exams, advises Swapna Chaturvedi, a senior dietician at AIIMS |
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Taking the tiger by the tail (17 March 09:33) |
| Indian students are taking advantage of Ireland’s economic boom and changes in work rules. Malini Sen reports from Dublin. |
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Empowering women (10 March 05:12) |
| In keeping with the spirit of International Women's Day (March 8), the ministry of women and child development, recently joined hands with VLCC Health Care Ltd for their joint project - Surv... |
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DU demands verification (10 March 05:12) |
| Delhi University has now told colleges to get their advertisements verified by the liaison officer before giving them for print. |
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Beating the stress (10 March 05:12) |
| Here are some tips for students to help them mange time and keep exam anxiety away. |
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'Right time for forging partnerships' (10 March 05:12) |
| In order to make education accessible to underprivileged children in the country, G4S, an international security solutions group, has announced the setting up of a school in Pappankala, West... |
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Beyond convention (10 March 05:12) |
| The teaching-learning equation now encompasses innovative strategies such as getting into the skin of characters and using art, music, dance and travel to learn concepts better, amongst nume... |
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Chemistry paper punctures HOTS scare (10 March 05:12) |
| The HOTS scare turned out to be a storm in a teacup as most students found their chemistry exam easier than expected with all the questions in the paper based only on the NCERT text. |
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Future speak (26 February 05:24) |
| The third edition of the College Editorial Board (CEB) looks down the timeline to see what the future holds for the indian student. |
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Head hunting begins at IIMs (26 February 05:24) |
| As the Indian Institutes of Management gear up for placement 2008, Debeshi Gooptu Bakshi reports on the emerging trends. |
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Myth busters (26 February 05:24) |
| Experts on disaster management from various countries recently gathered at Delhi University to discuss the impact of disasters on health, economy and society.
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Commodities exchange (26 February 05:24) |
| What does commodities trading involve? Aashima Sekhri give you the how, what and were of the field. |
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