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The University Grants Commission’s new guidelines on making National Eligibility Test (NET) mandatory for college teachers may result in a ‘faculty crisis’ in DU.
Going tech-savvy, DU colleges are not only accepting online application forms for admission to courses, but also hostels.
The six universities and 150 colleges in the state will be netlinked soon.
Delhi University students can now try their hands at acting, radio jockeying, journalism and a host of other media related activities.
The National Mission on Education through ICT project will bridge the gap between urban and rural institutions as more than 6,000 colleges will be networked across through the UGC-INFONET.
Broad components of the much awaited new Information and Communication Technology policy of the state government has been brought out by the IT department of Orissa.
During the ‘eLearning Africa’ conference, ITG will be showcasing its innovative educational platform EduWave
The Department of Science and Technology has introduced scholarships which will benefit those who took up courses or may want to take up fields of study related to Science and Technology.
The Panjab University (PU) here has been asked by a consumer forum to pay INR 50,000 to a student, who was not allowed to sit for an exam on time due to a clerical error.
A scheme to provide skill development and leadership training to Muslim women exhibiting entrepreneurial skills is set to be rolled out soon by the Ministry of Minority Affairs.
Help-desks at DU are meant to make things easier for aspirants during the admission season.