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The students of the Delhi based B-school, International Management Institute, in a rare show of magnanimity, have come up with an innovative initiative to help out the CAT aspirants.
In December 2009, CII, the Confederation of Indian Industries, extended an invitation to Chicago Design Matters, a group of professionals from Chicago, to participate in a day-long architecture and planning conference in Mumbai.
Academic advertisements are increasing with ever increasing list of programmes being offered these days, going up almost three times in recent years.
Soon ICT focused studies and research will be made available through the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, Chairman, Reliance ADA Group announced the setting up of the Dhirubhai Ambani University.
Plans are being formulated by the central government of India. Union Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Kapil Sibal recently mentioned the intentions of the centre to set up a national vocational education framework to help school...
Soon learning material would be accessible to the students of the United Arab Emirates (UEA), along with other relevant contents through their mobile phones with the launch of the new m-education system.
With a successful admission to 50,000 children in 600 state government run residential schools without any entrance test following Right to Education Act, Andhra Pradesh has raised the spirits of the other states.
All India Council for Technical Education has signed a pact with Microsoft and Autodesk in order to support a free software supply to the education sector in India.
Zee Learn launches Zee Learn Gakken Science Academy to bring novelty in science teaching and learning at schools.
A churning is taking place in the INR 400 common admission test (CAT) training business is in a consolidation mode.
Researchers from the Mobile & Immersive Learning for Literacy in Emerging Economies (MILLEE) Project are using those phones to teach children how to read.
In a speech by the chairperson of World Federation of Engineering Organisation (WFEO) and Women Engineers (WIE), Engineer Joama O Maduka, mentioned that only ten percent of primary school teachers are computer literate.