Daffodil’s grand show at Digital Expo in city
Daffodil International University (DIU) appeared before the visitors with a new look and elaborate programme at the BCS Digital Expo-2009 on Friday to highlight their products and services.
Daffodil International University (DIU) appeared before the visitors with a new look and elaborate programme at the BCS Digital Expo-2009 on Friday to highlight their products and services.
President Pratibha Patil, who has voiced concern over the rising incidents of ragging, has assured that universities across the country would be sensitised about the rules on ragging.
Last week TutorVista received US$19 million in third round funding from Pearson, Lightspeed and Manipal Group.
School fee hike and economic slowdown encourages people to withdraw their chidlren from private schools and apply for admission in government schools.
Vithyasri, of Arcadu Government Higher Secondary School, who wrote the SSLC exams gripping the pen with her toes, has secured first class from the state board.
State education leaders forged a compromise Friday on the teaching of evolution in Texas, adopting a new science curriculum that no longer requires educators to teach the weaknesses of all scientific theories.
State lawmakers Friday insisted on a list of specific cuts which could be made to the state’s higher education system.
Dell believes every child should have the opportunity and tools to learn the skills necessary to succeed in the digital world.
The practice of online sites selling essays and completed assignments to students has reached a 200-million-pound business in UK which is threatening quality of British education.
SAP India and the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore have entered into an MoU to work together in areas of public sector and e-Governance in India.
Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur launched India’s first bio-energy centre on Tuesday for undertaking research, teaching and technological implementation of conventional and non-conventional energy.
The Education Department of Kerala (India) has launched four separate EDUSAT-based education channels for primary, secondary, high school and higher secondary classes in order to broaden the reach of IT (Information Technology) education in the State.