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After much confusion and delays, it has come out that the results of the CBSE-conducted Class X and XII final exams would be declared before May 28th. K K Chaudhury, Regional Officer CBSE, said, “The Class...
To attract students from India, a leading Italian university Politecnico di Milano, established in 1863, has decided to choose English as a medium of teaching. Amidst increasing global competition in the higher education sector, top officials...
The government has set up a panel headed by former UGC chairman and present chairman of Indian Council of Social Science Research SK Thorat to review NCERT’s political science textbooks for schools. The members of the...
Delhi Public School, American School of Bombay, KR Mangalam deploy Microsoft Live@edu for enhanced communication and collaboration
Kozhikode, a major city in the state of Kerala in southern India has clocked highest pass percentage in the state with 90.96 per cent in higher secondary examination 2012. Of the total 26,461 students who appeared...
While we are reporting stories of a few schools that are not able to take EWS students in this academic year, the Delhi government has already started the process of taking EWS students. They have started...
The Karnataka Federation of Independent Schools’ Management (KFISM) Associations, that has 284 CBSE and ICSE schools under its umbrella, has decided to leave it to the state government to suggest them if they must cancel out...
Centre for Environment, Planning and Technology (CEPT) University in Ahmadabad has been receiving good responses from the students worldwide. As a recent report reveals the e-learning course offered by the university is attracting students eyeball, globally....
The Internet has unleashed the infinite and often bottled potentials among its users opening doors for rapid learning, human creativity, information access, and global communication. When did these possibilities actually translate into widespread public access to...
Dr Abdul Waheed Khan, former Vice Chancellor, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has received an honorary doctorate by the UK Open University at its convocation. Dr Khan, who is President of Talal Abu Ghazaleh University...
“Industry-academia partnership plays an important part in mitigating the skills crunch. Training individuals to make them job-ready will not only make a difference in their lives, it will also lead to enrichment of our communities,” says...
By Pragya Gupta, Elets News Network (ENN) Sujit Bhattacharya, Director, Indus World School On Supreme Court’s verdict on RTE As a private school operator we see great merit in the role of RTE to create a...