India gets INR12 bn British aid for education
The Department for International Development of Britain Wednesday announced aid worth INR 12.6 billion for universalising elementary education in India. The funds will go to India
The Department for International Development of Britain Wednesday announced aid worth INR 12.6 billion for universalising elementary education in India. The funds will go to India
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has introduced several new practical-oriented experiments for Home Science students this year.
Faced with widespread criticism over poor performance of students in the Plus Two examinations -2008, the State Higher Education Department finally decided to go for overhaul in preparation of questions and its pattern from the next...
Encouraged by the board results this year, CBSE is mulling to introduce High Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) in classrooms and for all subjects in both private as well as government schools.
It has been a week since schools reopened, but thousands of students of private unaided schools following the State syllabus are yet to get their textbooks.
Anxious wait of thousands of Class X students finally ended with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announcing their results, which registered a pass percentage of 87.08%.
15554 students from 179 schools appeared for the CBSE exam in Maharashtra, out of which 15231 passed, the pass percentage being 97.92 per cent.
No student from the city failed in CBSE Class X examinations-2008 this year. With the CBSE Board releasing Chennai region results on Tuesday, 18 students from Andhra Pradesh failed in 2008 examinations.
Students from Karnataka were placed fifth in the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE) Class X-2008 results with an overall pass percentage of 98.41
Kerala’s IT@School project will go to Sri Lanka soon provided the State Government gives it the green signal.
The way IT is taught in schools is putting children off an IT career and causing problems for an industry that is struggling to find 150,000 new recruits, the head of the UK’s training body for...
Students who appeared for the Council for Indian School Certificate exams have reason to rejoice. An impressive 98.04% of students cleared the class X paper, while 97.04% passed the class XII exam.