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Bridgeman Education, one of the UK’s leading online resources for academic tutors and their students, has launched an online gallery that will enable teachers and lecturers to discuss sometimes sensitive or taboo subjects through fine art...
Bridgeman Education, one of the UK’s leading online resources for academic tutors and their students, has launched an online gallery that will enable teachers and lecturers to discuss sensitive or taboo subjects through fine art images...
The common admission test (CAT) will finally go online from 2009. The IIMs are contemplating conducting CAT online for almost 15 days, during which students can choose when to take the exam.
For the 3.2 lakh students who just took the IIT joint entrance exam across the country, here’s something to cheer about. There will be three more IITs – in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar and Rajasthan – taking...
India’s premier technical institutions, the IITs, could hike their fees soon, Union HRD Minister Arjun Singh told Parliament. He said the Standing Committee of IIT Council has recommended increase in its tution fee for graduate and...
There is good news for all the students who plan to take admission in English (Honour’s) programme in Delhi University this year. The university, in a recent ruling, has decided not to conduct any entrance tests...
The Nichi-in Centre for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM), a Chennai-based research centre, has announced the country’s first doctorate (PhD) programme in stem cell research in collaboration with the Acharya Nagarjuna University.
Reliance Communications has announced the launch of an exclusive educational portal on Reliance mobile phones. The portal offers a bouquet of information on exam results, admissions, mock tests, school and college lists as well as career...
The Supreme Court on Tuesday castigated the Delhi government for the lack of basic amenities like filtered water, toilets and fans and light in various government-run schools in the capital and ordered it to provide these...
Nigeria has received 8,000 PCs from Computer Aid International (CAI), a U.K.-based charity organization and provider of refurbished computers. CAI has supplied 100,000 fully refurbished computers to more than 106 countries in the past eight years.
Fifteen countries have planned to the 2008 Education for All Global Monitoring Report during Global Action Week (21-27 April 2008). In this week, countries around the world are organising activities on the theme of
The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad), through the e-Africa Commission, is rolling out its e-School plan in Africa by the end of the year. African Ministries have approved the business plan in order to start...