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How to prepare for the JEE Main-II and Advanced exams during the lockdown

The art of seeing

Aruna Sankaranarayanan

In a world that requires us to be quick thinkers, there is plenty to learn if we take the time to observe and pay more attention to details

The fallacy of perfection

Nivedita Das Narayan

Is being perfect even a possibility?

Career Education

The business of law

Value add Education

The time is NOW

Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal. File

Coronavirus lockdown | CBSE students who moved to different State, district can appear for pending board exams there: HRD Minister

Special Correspondent They can write the Class 10 & 12 exams in their current district, says HRD Minister

VISAKHAPATNAM, 28/01/2009: Sai Kiran of IMPACT, Hyderabad conducting a workshop on Vedic Maths for students, at S.F.S. School in Visakhapatnam on January 28, 2009. Photo: K.R. Deepak

Value add Back to the Vedic age

Mayank Garg Monotonous teaching methods in schools is the primary reason for disinterest in Math. Vedic Math can reverse the situation

Ethics and you Wanted! Empathy on - and offline

Mini Krishnan Intellectual growth needs to harmonise with emotional growth

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Comment | Higher Education post-COVID-19

C.P. Gopinathan K. Ramachandran Online has become the default mode of education during this long lockdown period in the wake of Covid-19. What does this mean for the institutions and academic leaders, administrators and students in the long run is getting clearer.

ON THE OTHER HAND | Columns

Convince the student first

Raghavan Srinivasan Regulatory change won’t persuade students that they’re getting a better education

T.V. Mohandas Pai

New education methods will transform the way students learn, says Mohandas Pai

Lalatendu Mishra ‘Students and employers will begin to question the value of a university degree’

Schools

Think The art of seeing

Aruna Sankaranarayanan In a world that requires us to be quick thinkers, there is plenty to learn if we take the time to observe and pay more attention to details

Quiz Knowledge

Walnut Knowledge Solutions Q1 Styrene is a flammable liquid primarily used in the production of plastic containers, packaging, synthetic marble, and so on. It is stored in factories as a liquid at temperatures below 20°C to prevent its evaporation. It has been in the news, last month, due to an industrial accident in a south Indian coastal city known for the ship-building industry, submarine museum, beaches. Name this city that is also nicknamed the ‘Jewel of East Coast’. Q2 Due to a dip in demand for its jet engines, a

Higher Education

Edvizo is offering free doubt-solving sessions for students aspiring to crack the JEE and NEET exams.

Start-up launches free online crash course for JEE, NEET

Special Correspondent A member of the start-up, Edvizo, said students will, in addition to becoming exam-ready, have access to an online test series and other required course material for studying, all free of cost.

Group Of Students Studying Together

Believe in yourself

R.L. Trikha How to prepare for the JEE Main-II and Advanced exams during the lockdown

Careers

Live lightly The fallacy of perfection

Nivedita Das Narayan Is being perfect even a possibility?

Off the edge Careers and choices

Nandini Raman Do you feel uncertain about a career option? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you want to pursue? Do you feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, to assuage your doubts.

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Early career programme to ‘create’ software engineers

‘Coded’ solutions to COVID-19 problems

Start-up launches free online crash course for JEE, NEET

Off the edge Education

Careers and choices

Knowledge

Think Education

The art of seeing

Downshift to a stress-free life

What is the difference between ‘disinfectant’ and ‘antiseptic’? (VS Shalini, Chennai)Many people use the two terms interchangeably because both are

The fallacy of perfection

Is being perfect even a possibility?

Believe in yourself

How to prepare for the JEE Main-II and Advanced exams during the lockdown

The business of law

Corporate law offers incredible opportunities to work on a myriad issues

The time is NOW

With online education becoming more important, this is a good time for colleges and universities to tap into India’s digital potential

Free online NEET crash course for government school students from June 15

The School Education Department is tying up with Amphisoft Technologies and is offering the course through their E- Box learning platform

Coronavirus lockdown | CBSE students can shift exam venues

They can write the Class 10 & 12 exams in their current district, says HRD Minister

Will work ever be the same again?

Three CEOs present scenarios that overturn widely accepted notions about working and the corporate workplace

When health is your business

For those who possess technology and entrepreneurial acumen, coupled with a penchant for healthcare, pursuing this course will open up several lucrative avenues

Why diversity is important

Being aware of an issue isn’t enough; there is a need for empathetic realisation. Diversity will make a difference here

Exploring the transitional space

Unilodgers, a student-housing marketplace, feels proximity, hygiene, single rooms and pricing will be the key factors to stay afloat

Back to the Vedic age

Monotonous teaching methods in schools is the primary reason for disinterest in Math. Vedic Math can reverse the situation

Beacon of light

A career in counselling can be the answer for those who wish to become a life coach for students

Make hay while the sun shines

You don’t have to sit idle during the lockdown. There are a variety of online courses to choose from, this summer

Wanted! Empathy on - and offline

Intellectual growth needs to harmonise with emotional growth

What’s in store?

Do you feel uncertain about a career option? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you want to pursue? Do you feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, to assuage your doubts.

P for Pandemic

The COVID-19 crisis has presented us with a starting point for collective reflection about our educational systems, with the child at the centre

Action against schools if special classes for class 10 are conducted, says Minister

School Education Minister K.A. Sengottaiyan also said that if schools were collecting fees before reopening, parents could lodge complaints

Sunday Quiz: Easy like Sunday morning | Time for rhymes

Happy is he who still loves something he loved in the nursery: G.K. Chesterton

Coronavirus lockdown | CISCE board to conduct pending class 10, 12 exams from July 1-14

The schools have also been asked to ensure candidates’ entry and exit in a staggered manner.

‘Govt. focus on conducting board exam’

With the reopening of schools expected to be delayed due to the COVID-19 lockdown, which will reduce the number of working days, School Education

Economics dept. teachers express concern over DU open book exams

Students may not have regular access to Internet, they say

Coronavirus | A tenth of class X students from Corporation schools in Chennai reside in hotspots

Special exam centres to be assigned for such students

‘No exam centres in containment zones’

T.N. issues guidelines for conducting public examinations

Govt. gears up for holding exams

Maximum of 20 students can be seated in a classroom

Exam-related programme on Victers

A special examination programme, ‘Ormakalundayirikkanam,’ on subjects related to the pending SSLC and Plus Two examinations, will be telecast on the

Universities to conduct exams in June

Classes of next academic year in June through online learning

Has the Coronavirus hijacked the annual appraisal programme?

More than the question of whether annual payouts are made, what matters is whether a company has thought through its decision and let it guided by fairness and transparency, say HR professionals

Prepare for a post-pandemic scenario

Students and faculty must make hay while the sun shines, even in uncertain times like the lockdown. Here are a few ideas

Dynamics of digital learning

How does one zero-in on the best online courses from the plethora that is available

Anna University Vice Chancellor has said ‘Institute of Eminence’ status could be accepted, but with conditions

The Centre has offered to upgrade the university, but the State does not want to compromise on the 69% reservation policy

JEE-Main application window reopened

Online application can be submitted until 5 p.m. on May 24, while the fee can be paid online until 11.50 p.m.; many students seek similar facility for NEET.

CBSE announces dates for pending Class X and XII examinations

Class XII Board examinations were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown and Class X exams were by riots in northeast Delhi

Knowledge

1. Lucy, the daughter of a famous scientist/mathematician, donated her father’s ventilator to the Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge in April, this

Options galore

Do you feel uncertain about a career option? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you really want to pursue? Do you always feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, to assuage your doubts.

Stay indoors without going stir-crazy

“I don’t believe it! Are you going for an early morning walk?”“Yes. It’s been three weeks since I stepped out. I was going absolutely

Old values in a new world

In the current situation, patience and fortitude are just some of the qualities we have to try practise, to move on

When education goes digital

While digital learning platforms are currently substituting for regular learning methods, they can complement the traditional in the future as well

Edupreneurs, be accountable

Shouldn’t all educational institutes factor in some fee waivers in the wake of COVID-19?

Online learning: The medium of tomorrow

The ongoing COVID-19 lockdown has paved the way for several institutions going online to conduct classes. Will this change the course of education?

Traditional vs virtual

It is important to shift the focus of the traditional vs online classrooms debate to concentrate on what benefits students

Time for a transition

There is no better time than now for Indian educational institutions to experiment and move to remote learning models. But are they?

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