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Bridging the gap in science

Pursuing a career in consulting requires developing both hard and soft skills.

Several tools on various ed-tech platforms allow students to explore course and university options that are the right fit for them.

Let’s talk about Science

Shubashree Desikan

Zeroing In: The Science Podcast aims to bring students and scientists together through its sessions on various scientific topics

Consult, the right way

A successful consultant requires domain expertise, experience, and a confident personality

Facilitating a smoother foreign study experience

Akshay Chaturvedi

How technology innovations in the study-abroad industry are helping plug loopholes in the admission process

A gradual shift towards skill-based assessments can help identify a student’s innate abilities.

Assess their skills

Career cues Education

Showcase yourself

Science and the Arts are complementary and necessary for holistic development.

A healthy blend

P.V.Navaneethakrishnan A balanced mix of Arts and Science subjects is the immediate need of the hour

While the GRE test score is accepted by many graduate schools, there are also subject tests available for select programmes.

Tips to crack the GRE

Krithika Srinivasan How to ace the test and get that coveted admission into a top graduate school abroad

Off The Edge Future plans

Nandini Raman Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column may help

Opinion

yarn it! Opinion

Meet the real power players: on alternate career paths for college students in 2020

Jane De Suza Career choices where you can call the shots with minimal effort

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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

Schools

Career cues Showcase yourself

Richa Dwivedi Saklani Top colleges look beyond marks and standardised tests to understand a student’s potential. What does that mean?

Bridging the gap in science

Let’s talk about Science

Shubashree Desikan Zeroing In: The Science Podcast aims to bring students and scientists together through its sessions on various scientific topics

Higher Education

Several tools on various ed-tech platforms allow students to explore course and university options that are the right fit for them.

Facilitating a smoother foreign study experience

Akshay Chaturvedi How technology innovations in the study-abroad industry are helping plug loopholes in the admission process

A gradual shift towards skill-based assessments can help identify a student’s innate abilities.

Assess their skills

Pankaj Sharma Instead of marks-based exams, colleges should start linking student performances to specific learning objectives

Careers

Pursuing a career in consulting requires developing both hard and soft skills.

Consult, the right way

Aparna Dubey A successful consultant requires domain expertise, experience, and a confident personality

Improved technology is closely linked to our ability to store, exchange, and analyse health data.

Tech-optimised healthcare

Vijayashree Natarajan Integration of technology in Healthcare is fast opening new career avenues

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KNOW YOUR ENGLISH Education

Keep your cool!

News from world of education: January 15, 2022

Consult, the right way

Facilitating a smoother foreign study experience

Assess their skills

Career cues Education

What do top colleges look for to understand a student's potential?

Scholarships: January 15, 2022

Information on financial aid for students

Explore all options

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column may help

A healthy blend

A balanced mix of Arts and Science subjects is the immediate need of the hour

Let’s talk about Science

Zeroing In: The Science Podcast aims to bring students and scientists together through its sessions on various scientific topics

Talent war: Focus extends to new cities

A new study shortlists 15 tier-2 cities for their attractiveness in terms of producing relevant talent and providing a conducive atmosphere for business. Ahmedabad, Coimbatore and Chandigarh hold the top three positions

Relaunch programme for women on a career break

Supply chain SaaS start-up O4S has launched ‘Career Relaunch 2.0’, an inclusion and diversity initiative designed to help women on a sabbatical to

News from the world of education - January 13, 2022

Information on admissions, courses, webinars, workshops and other events.

So, you want to be a video game artist... Paul Jones’ career guide will have you level up

Known for his work on video games such as ‘Batman: Arkham City’ and ‘Star Citizen’, UK-based Paul Jones’ ‘The Ultimate Career Guide: Game Artist’ is the world’s first guide on how to navigate the booming gaming industry, whatever your level

IAMAI sets up India EdTech Consortium to uphold code of conduct by edtech platforms

It includes leading edtech companies such as Byju’s, Simplilearn, Unacademy, upGrad, Vedantu and others.

Travel to heal

Medical tourism offers multiple avenues for those with the right qualifications and skill sets.

Combat learning loss through remedial education

How remedial education can help those left behind catch up with their peers

News from the world of Education: January 11, 2022

Information on courses, MoUs, and other activities at educational institutions

Delhi High Court seeks Centre’s stand on plea challenging NEET for AYUSH courses

The matter would be heard next on March 30.

Be an entrepreneur of language!

Learning English does not have to be donkey work anymore

Mice crammed into congested cages in Calicut University’s ‘animal house’, says complaint

Varsity authorities have termed the allegations baseless

Every voice matters

A teacher’s role is important to encourage quiet children to come forward. Group projects help with this

Delivering from a distance

How has ed-tech impacted distance learning courses?

Ace tech interviews

A guide for freshers to up their game when it comes to tech-related jobs

Channel your passion

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column may help

An interview with Dr. Mahesh Rangarajan

The researcher, author and historian on being recognised by the American Historical Association, and his work in studying history and the environment

Scholarships: January 8, 2022

Information on financial aid for students

The ERM way to accountancy

An integrated approach requires CAs to be cognisant of risk assessment and mitigation strategies

News from the world of Education: January 8, 2022

Information on scholarships, courses, webinars, MoUs, and more...

Sex education & the classroom

In a milieu where schools and parents find it difficult to accept teenagers as ‘sexual’ beings, necessary and open conversations are rare. Experts weigh in

SKDRDP provides honourary teachers to 730 schools in Karnataka

Project’s Jnana Deepa scheme caters to overall infrastructure improvement in government schools

News from the world of education - January 7, 2022

Information on admissions, courses, events, MoUs and more

Testing times

Are online exams with remote proctoring the way forward?

Learning in the new normal

What is the road ahead, for higher education, post-pandemic?

Tips to crack the GRE

How to ace the test and get that coveted admission into a top graduate school abroad

News from the world of Education January 4, 2022

Information on scholarships, courses, webinars, MoUs, and more...

Reimagine education

Three ways in which technology is enabling educators to lead classroom change

EdTech regulation policy on the anvil: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

No place for exploitation of students or monopoly in booming sector, says Education Minister

Ring in the New Year

Learn to be an artist of the English language

Scholarships - January 1, 2022

Information on financial aid for students

Future plans

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column may help

Unlocking the future

What is the long-term direction of the changes that may be seen in 2022?

News from the world of education: January 1, 2022

Information on courses, admissions, research and more

Help is at hand

A look at the various courses available in the paramedical sector

Experience your options

Gamification takes the best part of games and applies them to the real-world career guidance processes

Make them fact-checkers

It is important for students to question the information presented to them, instead of simply accepting it

Reverse the learning loss

Now that educational institutions have re-opened, how can they help students compensate for what they missed?

‘Reskilling: the watchword now in social sector organisations’

While helping the pandemic-hit, voluntary organisations have been gasping for help themselves. A survey by Azim Premji University lists the challenges faced by these non-profits

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Dev Raturi with his family in Xian, China. Photo: Special arrangement

36K | An Indian’s tale of Xian’s lockdown makes headlines in China

Pandit Birju Maharaj

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Photo used for representational purpose only. Covid 19 vaccination drive underway for students at a government school in Jahangirpuri.

11K | No justification now for keeping schools closed in view of COVID-19: World Bank Education Director

India has stated that the WTO dispute panel’s findings are completely “unacceptable” to it. File

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7K | Friend in need: On India-Sri Lanka ties

Xenotransplantation might be the future of organ transplants. Photo: University of Maryland School of Medicine via Reuters

7K | Explained | Will the pig-to-human heart operation lead to a new approach to organ transplantation?

Yati Narsighnanad, alias Deepak Tyagi, the head priest at Dasna temple in Ghaziabad. Photo: Special Arrangement

6K | Haridwar hate speech | Yati Narsinghanand arrested in two separate cases

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