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The Education Ministry yesterday strictly observed students taking the Advanced National Education Test (A-Net) at 12 sites nationwide, before a new admission system takes effect in the next academic year.
Expensive mobile phones are a liability to teachers, information and communication technology (ICT) said state minister Alintuma Nsambu.
The Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation will set up a Life Science Park under the public-private partnership mode in Thiruvananthapuram district with an outlay of INR 300 crore.
HRD Minister Arjun Singhlaunched the Scheme for Providing Quality Education in Madarasa ( SPQEM ) through National Institute of Open Schooling ( NIOS ).
A Biotechnology Centre will be set up in Faridabad by next year to cater to the requirement for knowledge-rich highly skilled human resource in bio-technology.
National Science Awards were conferred upon several science communicators on the eve of the National Science Day.
Indigenous leaders to discuss traditional practices in mental health.
IIM-Ahmedabad, which started its placement season last week, saw i-banks leaving the turf to top consultancy firms, indicating a clear change in the pecking order in troubled times.
An amount of INR 250 crores has been provided by the Government of India to the Maulana Azad Education Foundation (MAEF).
Over 1.45 million students will sit for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
Speakers at Texas ed-tech conference share best practices, ponder Web 2.0’s future in schools . Despite the gloomy economy, TCEA reported a record attendance of 8,500 educators from all over the country.
As many as three-quarters of teenagers are failing new-style GCSEs in the three-Rs, documents show. In traditional GCSEs last year, 63 % of candidates achieved at least a C grade in English and 56 % in...