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Minister for School Education Dokka Manikya Varaprasad explained that the government was formulating an action plan where in the fee in private schools would be fixed on the basis of infrastructural facilities.
Across 12 schools of New Delhi, class VI-VIII students present their awareness about Delhi’s History and character.
Seventeen consultants, including Turner & Townsend, EC Harris, Atkins and WSP, have won a place on a four-year education ICT framework.
Leading amongst states, Punjab has added another feather to its cap! It is emerged as the state providing the best infrastructure and facilities to primary and upper primary schools.
The Oberoi International School (OIS) of Mumbai has launched scholarships for International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme aspirants.
Two primary schools in Meath are to receive upgraded high-speed broadband, an announcement made by Communications Minister Eamon Ryan
There are many stationary shops that in addition to stationary supply parents with holiday homework/ projects desired at the school of their children, for few hundred rupees.
From the coming year Central Board of Secondary Education examination will be optional and a nine point grading system would be implemented replacing the marks system.
The teachers and students in Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) run schools will be under scrutiny as MCD is planning to install Management Information System (MIS) in its schools.
Uttarakhand Government has decided to extend free education up to class XII for boys at government and aided institutions. Earlier,it was only for girls.
With a view to enable every student of Punjab state to become digitally literate by 2010, the prestigious ICT education project has been implemented for all 13.5 lac students in all state schools.
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the results of Delhi, Guwahati and Allahabad zones on Friday.