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VCs of 25 state varsities appointed so far sans my nod: Bengal Governor

West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday alleged that vice chancellors of 25 state universities have been appointed so far sans his nod as the chancellor.

Winter trends signal uptick in overseas studies for Indian students in 2022

Relaxation in visa norms by certain host countries such as Germany to push up the number of scholars headed abroad

In a first, IIM-B professor launches courseflow for new B-school faculty

The courseflow can be accessed by web browsers on any device. Faculty members can modify their courseflow view privately to their own teaching style and institutional grading requirements

Four IITs, including Delhi and Madras, get new directors: Report

While IIT-Bombay professor Rangan Banerjee has been appointed as the next director of IIT-Delhi, IIT-Madras professor V Kamakoti has been appointed as director of IIT-Madras

IIM Indore wraps up final placements with highest package of Rs 49 lakh

Average package up 6% to Rs 25.01 lakh, all 572 candidates from two programmes placed

Stalin welcomes SC ruling on NEET-PG admission with OBC quota

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court ruling for 27 per cent reservation for Other Backward Class (OBC) category for admission to all-India medical courses.

GATE admit cards not released, exams likely to be postponed

Candidates wishing to get admission to M. Tech, other PG courses or PSUs can do it by qualifying the GATE examination

NEET PG Counselling 2021: Understand EWS, OBC quota and what SC order means

NEET Counselling 2021: SC order opens the way for the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to begin the NEET UG and NEET PG counselling process

UGC asks academic institutions to accept degree, mark sheets via DigiLocker

Electronic records available on DigiLocker platform are valid documents as per the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000

Decade old IITs cost 2x more, but student intake was a third in first 6 yrs

Construction delays impact student intake; original plan was to spend Rs 6,080 cr in six years. But the cost catapulted to Rs 14,332 cr and project period expanded to 13 years

NEET-PG: SC says need to end uncertainty, Centre urges to allow counselling

The top court will continue to hear the matter on Thursday

CBSE warns against fake info online about second term board exams

The exams for the first term were conducted during November-December last year

CAT 2021 Results announced: 9 candidates score 100 percentile

Nearly 230,000 candidates had registered for the exam and around 85% of them appeared for it.

Delhi assembly: Sisodia introduces bill for Delhi Teachers University

The university will offer teacher education programmes such as BA-BEd and BSc-BEd to create a new generation of teachers

Delhi Teachers' Univ to be opened this year for 5,000 students: Sisodia

Sisodia on Saturday visited the under-construction campus of the upcoming Delhi Teachers' University at Bakkarwala village and informed that it will be opened this year for a total of 5,000 students

Vacancies ranging from 5-36% in faculty positions in 7 IITs: CAG report

It noted that there was a shortfall in enrolment in the post-graduate (PG) programmes in all the eight IITs

Atal Innovation rankings: Seven IITs among top 10; IIT Madras comes first

IISc Bengaluru has bagged the sixth rank

Govt needs to ensure every school, college has library, playground: CJI

Justice Ramana said book-reading is a good habit as it would leave an imprint in minds while playing sports would increase sporting spirit among children

Excel in tech, but remember human element: PM Modi to IIT Kanpur students

The Prime Minister said that nearly every sector today is driven by technology and one has a vast canvas to realise their dreams

Winter break for Delhi govt school students up to Class 5 from Jan 1

The Delhi government schools for primary students up to Class 5 will remain closed from January 1 to January 15, the Directorate of Education (DoE) said on Monday.