Colleges

Karnataka likely to partner with Mumbai-based institute to provide free JEE, NEET coaching for 25K students

The initiative is expected to especially benefit rural students who cannot afford private coaching for competitive exams.

Karnataka govt, Meta kickstart online safety programmes in colleges

More than 1 lakh teachers and 10 lakh students to be trained in digital safety, AR, and VR skills

No plus two classes in colleges in Bihar from April 1

In a notification issued late on Wednesday evening, the Education department said that while such classes had been discontinued in Patna University about a decade ago, the same will cease to be held at colleges falling under other varsities from the academic session beginning in April this year.

Teen gets accepted at over 170 colleges, hopes for Guinness world record

Louisiana-based student Dennis Maliq Barnes said that his intention was not get accepted in as many colleges as he did when he began the application process in August 2022.

Proposed regulations for foreign universities must take a holistic view to benefit students

The draft regulations for setting up India campuses by foreign universities are in line with the National Education Policy but some listed conditions need to be amended to make them more realistic

Maharashtra to make voter registration mandatory for students above 18 years seeking admission to colleges

Speaking at a meeting of vice chancellors of non-agriculture universities at the Raj Bhavan here on Thursday, state Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil also said that the government will introduce four-year degree courses from June 2023 as mandated under the National Education Policy (NEP) and the universities will have to implement the decision.

Top 10 colleges in the US in 2022-2023

The US News and World Report released its annual ranking of the best national universities. A total of 1500 colleges across various categories were ranked based on 17 metrics. Princeton University topped the ranking list.

Far reaching implications of Supreme Court’s ruling on educational institutions

The recent ruling will affect not just educational institutions but also hospitals of several categories, universities, etc. There will need to be a change in their activities and even constitution documents, lest they lose their tax-free status. Even if arguably overdue, this presents yet another challenge adding to earlier recent amendments to law and policy changes generally

Odisha to promote chess in schools, colleges: CM Naveen Patnaik

Handing the Chess Olympiad relay torch to Padmini Rout at a function in Loka Seva Bhavan, he said it was a proud moment for India as it was hosting such an international event on the 75th year of its Independence.

Jharkhand allows schools, colleges to reopen from February 1

Schools will reopen for all classes in 17 districts. In the rest seven districts — Ranchi, East Singhbhum, Chatra, Deoghar, Saraikela, Simdega and Bokaro — which have been reporting a higher number of COVID cases, schools will reopen for classes 9 to 12, they said.

West Bengal schools, colleges to reopen on November 16, notification issued

The schools will reopen for students of classes 9 to 12, according to a notice issued by the School Education Department on Thursday evening.

Mulling reopening schools, colleges after Durga Puja vacation later this year: Mamata Banerjee

Educational institutions have been closed in the state since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March last year.

From March 1, offices, colleges, cinema halls, parks to reopen in Jharkhand

Schools will reopen on that date for students of class 8 and above. Colleges are also set to reopen, the chief minister told newsmen after a meeting of the Jharkhand State Disaster Manangement Authority.

Indian Institute of Science tops NIRF 2018 rankings

NIRF rankings were approved by the MInistry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) and launched in September 29, 2015

EXCLUSIVE: Pvt colleges, unlisted cos under lens in war against black money

The government is readying a crackdown on donation and capitation fee in several private schools and colleges, helping funnel thousands of crores of rupees of unaccounted cash. Many unlisted companies for turning "black" money into "white" through convertible debentures are also under the scanner

How is Pune‘s property market influenced by its educational institutes

Jawaharlal Nehru called Pune as the Oxford of the east, owing to the many schools, colleges and management institutes that the city boasts of. Each year, Pune attracts thousands of students, from all over &#82

1001 Startup Ideas - University Applications Simplified

The startup idea is to establish a platform where aspiring students who wish to take admission in top universities and colleges can come and connect with the current students and alumni of such schools and get advice on how to crack the admission.

Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

Apollo Hospitals, India’s leading healthcare service provider today reiterated its commitment to organ donation and transplantation by ...

Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

Apollo Hospitals, India’s leading healthcare service provider today reiterated its commitment to organ donation and transplantation by ...

These investments are a 'fool's game': Warren Buffett

Buffett has long been a critic of so-called alternative investing, a category that includes hedge and private equity funds, among others. The reason is the cut they take for their services, which can make billions of dollars for the managers but far less for clients, according to the man sometimes called "The Oracle of Omaha."

DU first cut off out; 2 colleges nearly touch 100% cut-off

Admission to the new four year undergraduate programme would not be an easy task for aspiring candidates as the first cut off list announced by Delhi University tonight nearly touched the 100 per cent mark with two colleges putting the ceiling at 99.75 per cent.