Mangalore University ranked 2nd in chemistry research
Mangalore University has been ranked number two in the Chemical science research by Scopus.
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Mangalore University has been ranked number two in the Chemical science research by Scopus.
The vice-chancellor of Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), Prof KS Rangappa, has been accused of plagiarising an Osmania University
The Tamil Nadu Federation of University faculty Associations has demanded that all Vice Chancellors should declare their assets on university’s website.
The Human Resource Development Ministry has answered the queries raised by a parliamentary standing committee on the entry of foreign institutions in India. The ministry has said that the proposed bill will limit brain drain and...
In focus of promoting the Indian Carbon Consulting Industry, the IIFT took the initiative in focus with PAT: Perform, Achieve and Trade by organizing “GREEN CONCLAVE 2011”.
Two students of leading B-School IBS Hyderabad, Somaditya Das and Wasim Harunbhai Kalwa, won second prize in the prestigious Baylor-USASBE Student Case Research Competition organized by The Baylor University Entrepreneurship Program and United States Association for...
Development (HRD) has turned down key amendments to its fundamental statute book that had been proposed by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) – Bangalore.
Shridhar University Pilani Rajasthan has announced the enhancement of special scholarship from existing 20% to 25% towards admission fees for all programs for girl students taking admission to the university for the academic session 2011
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) account for over 95% of enterprises and 60%-70% of employment, and generate a large share of new jobs in OECD economies.
Union Minister for HRD Kapil Sibal while inaugurating the EDGE (Emerging Directions in Global Education) conference said,
The finance sector ruled the final placements process at the Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIM-C) with renowned firms from the field making up 31.3 percent of the offers.
Teachers at the Delhi University have decided to protest aginst the implementation of the semester system in colleges, not by conducting strikes, but by holding classes outside in the lawns.