Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has launched Undergraduate BA program in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (BAVMSME). On the eve of World MSME Day 2022, a new program was launched for the youth of the country.
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Concerned about the results of the National Achievement Survey (NAS), which says Goa has fallen below the national average in some areas of education, Chief Minister Promod Sawant met with officials on Tuesday and called for “reforms”. Focused “will be the result. The result of students learning mathematics.
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Delhi University (DU) has gone almost paperless with most of its operations, including those related to administrative and accounts departments, now linked to the university’s ‘e-Samarth’ portal, a senior university said on Monday. The university said, it has been successful in making most of the processes like admission and examination online.
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According to top British government, a delegation from 22 UK universities will be on a five-day visit to India to explore collaborations related to the New Education Policy (NEP). This will be the largest delegation of UK higher education leaders to meet with key state and central government from 6-10 June to re-energize the relationship … Continued
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University Grants Commission (UGC) Chair M Jagadeesh Kumar met with Sarah Storey, Deputy High Commissioner of Australia, and her colleagues on (Friday), June 3, 2022, to discuss collaboration between Indian and Australian universities. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views to promote effective cooperation between the two countries, considering the fact that education has been … Continued
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Academics and activists have written to the Karnataka government requesting it to print and supply government school textbooks which have been in use for many years since the last amendment. A number of teachers and educators in Karnataka have called on the state government to repeal the textbook amendment, claiming that it is “extremely annoying … Continued
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The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from St Stephen’s College and the University of Delhi on a plea seeking a direction to the college to take admission on its “UNRESERVED SEATS” in undergraduate courses, which are held by students in the Common University Entrance Test. It was on the basis of marks obtained. … Continued
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The Delhi High Court has asked the Delhi government to try to clear the backlog of vacant EWS seats in private schools over the next five years. It also said that the state will have to take steps to help the EWS category students in cases where schools have not complied with the admission requirements.
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Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, or IITM, are developing a mechanically rechargeable zinc-air battery as an alternative to lithium-ion batteries. These batteries will be used in electric vehicles. In addition to being economical compared to existing lithium-ion batteries, they also have a longer shelf life. Zinc-air batteries can be used in two … Continued
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Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, have developed an innovative algorithm-driven strategy to reduce disruption to critical networks such as air traffic control and power distribution during a target attack. The work has been reviewed and published in the famous international journal “Physics A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications”.
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