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Boston Consulting top recruiter in 1st cluster of IIM-A's summer placements

Goldman Sachs was the largest recruiter in the investment banking and markets cohort with 9 offers

Will not accept if NEP is forced on states: WB education minister

West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday said the state government won't accept attempts by the Centre to force the National Education Policy (NEP) on the state

Manipal Global, Salesforce ink pact for skill development programme

Manipal Global will build a talent pool of Salesforce Trailhead-qualified professionals with a B2C and business to academia (B2A) model by leveraging the former's best practices in higher education

Open Doors Report: US sees biggest dip in global students at 15% in 2020-21

China, India post 15% and 13% decline in students to the US in 2020-21

DU declares cut-off marks under special drive to fill some vacant seats

Candidates can apply for admission under the special drive on November 14 and 15.

Exams in hybrid mode not a level playing field, say IIT Delhi students

Institute officials, however, rejected the allegation, saying there will be a single exam whether students appear for it from home or from campus

CLAT 2022: Latest updates on exam pattern, dates, eligibility and syllabus

This year, CLAT 2022 will conduct in an offline mode with the pen-paper format

IIT Delhi alumnus Anant Yardi's Rs 75 crore gift to be used for AI research

IIT Delhi's school of artificial intelligence has been set up for interdisciplinary research in AI, ML and data science

We sympathise, but no, says SC after declining NEET re-exam

It was claimed that the students' test booklets and OMR sheets had gotten mixed up due to the carelessness of invigilators

Offline classes for VI, VII standards to resume from Nov 15 in Odisha

Classroom teaching for the students of Class VI and VII would resume in Odisha from November 15, School and Mass Education Minister Samir Ranjan Dash said on Wednesday

CBSE to use advanced data analytics to ensure fairness in exams

All efforts are made to prevent the adoption of unfair means through monitoring by appointing external observers and flying squads, and use of CCTV, said Antriksh Johri, Director (IT), CBSE.

DU releases fifth cut-off list, some colleges reopen admissions

The Delhi University released its fifth cut-off list on Monday, with some colleges reopening admissions in a few courses for general category students.

IIT-Madras records highest ever number of pre-placement offers

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, has recorded its highest ever number of pre-placement offers for its students, according to the institute's officials

IIT Madras bags record 227 pre-placements offers so far for 2021-22

The PPOs will continue to be made till the commencement of phase-1 of final campus placements, which is scheduled for December 1

Delhi govt to provide free coaching to 15,000 students this year

Delhi government will provide free coaching to 15,000 students belonging to marginal communities and economically weaker sections this year

Trust in tech: Career development with a little help from robotic friends

Survey finds 91% of Indian respondents are willing to make life changes based on AI recommendations

IIM Calcutta concludes summer placements with 100% placements, 570 offers

The exercise was completely virtually, with the finance sector topping the hiring charts

QS rankings: Indian varsities top Asia in research quantity, lag on quality

IIT Bombay top ranked Indian institute in QS Asia University Rankings 2022

Students, teachers and parents excited as schools reopen in Kerala

Offline classes for students in standards 8, 9 and 11 will start on November 15

Physical classes for students of standard 1-8 resume in Tamil Nadu

In many schools, teachers and administrators greeted children by sprinkling rose water and presenting them with flowers and chocolates