The minister’s statement comes amid opposition to implementation of NEP by Tamil Nadu.
Nilekani also said that the AA framework is incentivising people to join the system, boosting the growth of a formal economy.
According to experts, if the business model of edtech companies doesn’t make unit economic sense, it is not sustainable and scalable
Generative AI that can offer students simplified content based on specifications, tests, assessments and personalised feedback are a threat to India’s vast and burgeoning coaching institute industry
Held in a hybrid format, the first meeting of the US-India Education and Skills Development Working Group was hosted by the State Department's Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of South and Central Asia, Donald Lu, here along with the Ministry of Education's Joint Secretary of International Cooperation, Neeta Prasad in New Delhi.
Students who are chosen as NEP SAARTHIs will work as ambassadors to promote NEP by undertaking campaigns at university levels and using social media to disseminate information about the same.
The CBSE said the pass percentage was higher than the level in 2019, the last time physical exams took place.
As per the officials, the national pass percentage has fallen this year. However, the Trivandrum region tops with 99.91 per cent in class 12 examination results. The CBSE class 10 results recorded 93.12 percent of students clearing the exam, a dip of 1.28 percentage points from last year.
Some experts call it the need of the hour, while others are apprehensive that it could distract students from traditional subjects.
Online education sector will be far from the last to be shaken up by new platform shift
Online education providers may well be sitting on a pot of gold if they can leverage their corpus of proprietary educational materials developed by humans and wed it with ChatGPT's growing abilities to communicate with humans
The first meeting of the G20 Education Working Group was held in Chennai earlier this year, followed by the second in Amritsar last month.
The Samiti contended 75 per cent of the seats reserved for permanent residents of Madhya Pradesh remain vacant due to non-availability of residential candidates and so they be filled with aspirants from outside the state.
A paid-for app is shaping up at INSEAD in an attempt to review and change what the MBA itself teaches by promoting lifelong learning. It is akin to jokingly imagining a world in which MBAs self-destruct within five years and force alumni to reapply for the qualification
Net Sales are expected to increase by 18.2 percent Y-o-Y (up 519.5 percent Q-o-Q) to Rs. 404.1 crore, according to Prabhudas Lilladher.
Net Sales are expected to increase by 9.3 percent Y-o-Y (up 33.3 percent Q-o-Q) to Rs. 352.2 crore, according to Prabhudas Lilladher.
India needs to advance on four broad fronts — urbanisation, infrastructure, up-skilling and broadening its labour force, and boosting manufacturing — to fully cash in on its demographic dividend and reshape the global economy in the process
If US universities and colleges are to revive and thrive, they need to rethink four fundamental principles
The NCERT textbook revisions show those behind such actions in poor light. These leave absurd gaps and ignorance of the past in their wake. There is great value in studying our history, including those parts of it that we are uncomfortable with
Kejriwal also said he holds B R Ambedkar in higher regard than Mahatma Gandhi because of his unshakable resolve in the face of adversities in pursuit of education.
In the Kerala literacy programme's test, Kamalakanni scored 97 out of 100, a remarkable feat for someone who never completed her schooling.
As part of its "syllabus rationalisation" exercise last year, the NCERT, citing "overlapping" and "irrelevant" as reasons, dropped certain portions from the course including lessons on Gujarat riots, Mughal courts, Emergency, Cold War, Naxalite movement, among others from its textbooks.
Abhimanyu Saxena believes the foray will impact the company’s bottom line positively.
Government failed to communicate properly why textbooks need periodic revision. History textbook projections of the “Great Mughals” is at odds both with the lived conditions of their subjects and the neglect of dynasties like the Cholas who left behind architectural marvels like Brihadeshwara temple and enjoyed influence across southeast Asia
Plus, the Amar Chitra Katha titles on Babur, Akbar, and Shah Jahan, as well as tales from the Mughal court involving Birbal and Tansen, among others.