EDUCATION
Business Blasters initiative in Delhi schools to contribute to economy, says Sisodia
In an exclusive interview to IANS, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia, who launched the Business Blasters programme on September 7, shared details about this initiative, the Entrepreneurship Mindset Curriculum, Deshbhakti Curriculum, and what he termed as "a new age reform in education".
Kejriwal announces pact with International Baccalaureate for Delhi schools
"Under this agreement, international experts will visit our schools, our teachers will be trained accordingly, a student assessment programme will be planned out and Delhi's schools will be verified and certified, all as per international standards," Kejriwal said at a press conference here.
BHU 1st to start engineering course in Hindi
BHU will now be the first institute in the country to offer engineering courses in Hindi. This landmark decision is designed to remove the barrier of language in pursuing technical studies as well as boosting national pride among the youth of Uttar Pradesh. initially, the option of Hindi will be restricted to the first year B-Tech students, but in the coming years it will be introduced at higher stages as well.
NEET UG 2021 Admit cards Reissued: Here's how you can download them
The NEET admit cards were reissued as many candidates complained about the inconvenience the pasting of postcard size photographs on admit cards would cause.“Numerous queries were received regarding the issue in pasting the Postcard size Photograph on the second page of Admit Card.
PGI Chandigarh ranked second best in NIRF rankings
Union Minister of Education, Dharmendra Pradhan, announced the NIRF Rankings-2021 on Thursday, in which the PGIMER competed with 118 institutes from across the country under the medical category. AIIMS, New Delhi, has secured the first position in the category whereas the CMC in Vellore has been ranked third. The PGIMER scored 82.62 this year, improving its overall score by 2.6 points from last year.
Those who opted out in July CA exam won't miss any opportunity, SC told
The top court then asked the applicants to make a representation on the issue to the institute. The ICAI counsel told the bench that an appropriate decision will be taken on the representation within two weeks and added that there will be no loss of opportunity to candidates who had opted out.
Schools can reopen without vaccinating children, says V.K. Paul
"Nowhere in the world has vaccination of children been set up as a criteria or condition to reopen schools. All we need is to curb the spread of infection which can only be ensured through complete vaccination of parents, teachers and other staff members of the school," said Paul while answering a question at a press conference on the actions taken, preparedness and updates on Covid-19.
UCEED AND CEED 2022: Application process begins | Here's how to apply
CEED and UCEED are designing entrances by IIT Bombay. Interested candidates can access the application forms from the official websites of CEED and UCEED which are ceed.iitb.ac.in and uceed.iitb.ac.in. The last date to apply for both exams is 10th October with a standard fee. With a late fee charge, one can apply till 17th October.
NIRF 2021 RANKINGS: IIT Madras best engineering college, AIIMS best medical college | Here're details
Uncountable colleges and universities try to enter the prestigious NIRF listing but only a few of them meet the eligibility criteria to figure among the top colleges. The colleges are judged on a number of factors including teaching methodology, resource base, learning, research practices, professional exposure, Graduation Outcomes, etc.
250 private schools in UP threaten to stop RTE admissions
The Unaided Private Schools Association (UPSA) delegation met senior officials of the basic education department with a request to look into their demands, failing which they will not be able to admit a single student under RTE from the new academic session 2021-22. UPSA president said, ", a government has to pay a certain amount to schools for admitting students under RTE.".
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