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Representational Image | The Ministry has also recommended relaxing detention norms to prevent drop-outs this year as well as a slew of measures to address learning losses.

Encouraging people to follow their dreams.

Mughal history whitewashed in textbooks, educationists tell House panel

Sobhana K. Nair Priscilla Jebaraj

Not enough space for Vedic history, they say.

Education Ministry calls for action plan to stop school drop-outs

Special Correspondent

States told to conduct comprehensive door-to-door surveys to identify children out of school.

Step out of the box

An e-learning platform that offers a plethora of streams, MyCaptain is a gateway to more offbeat careers

Good design differentiates an innovative organisation from the rest

Value add Education

Design is the new management

With the speed at which the digital footprint is expanding, one needs to learn about the new users and find ways to market to them.

Careers Education

Master the virtual space

Emotional Intelligence is a heightened awareness of one’s own and others’ emotions

Mind matters Information from emotions

Niraalee Shah What is emotional intelligence and why is it important?

There are clear benefits to collaborations between foreign and Indian educational institutions.

Viewpoint Importance of international collaborations

Chiraag Mehta While opting for a collaborative course, it is important to gather information on credibility, admission process, course design and duration, student and faculty exchange programmes, and more

Exam prep Lose that exam fear

Ramesh Batlish Tips to help prepare for the JEE Main and a look at how the test is different this year

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

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Mughal history whitewashed in textbooks, educationists tell House panel

Sobhana K. Nair Priscilla Jebaraj Not enough space for Vedic history, they say.

Representational Image | The Ministry has also recommended relaxing detention norms to prevent drop-outs this year as well as a slew of measures to address learning losses.

Education Ministry calls for action plan to stop school drop-outs

Special Correspondent States told to conduct comprehensive door-to-door surveys to identify children out of school.

Higher Education

Exam prep Lose that exam fear

Ramesh Batlish Tips to help prepare for the JEE Main and a look at how the test is different this year

There are clear benefits to collaborations between foreign and Indian educational institutions.

Viewpoint Importance of international collaborations

Chiraag Mehta While opting for a collaborative course, it is important to gather information on credibility, admission process, course design and duration, student and faculty exchange programmes, and more

Careers

Emotional Intelligence is a heightened awareness of one’s own and others’ emotions

Mind matters Information from emotions

Niraalee Shah What is emotional intelligence and why is it important?

With the speed at which the digital footprint is expanding, one needs to learn about the new users and find ways to market to them.

Careers Master the virtual space

Hari Krishnan Nair Are you a fresher looking for a lucrative employment option? Why not look at digital marketing?

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Exam prep Education

Go that extra mile

Initiative Education

Finding a happy space

English in times of social media

Career Cues Education

A blessing in disguise?

Coping with the new normal

Careers Education

Managing people, the right way

Future of assessments

Computer-based testing (CBT) is redefining the evaluation process of the education system as we know it

Bolster economic growth through R & D

The need of the hour is research that will help in alleviating various problems in the country

Mughal history whitewashed in textbooks, educationists tell House panel

Not enough space for Vedic history, they say.

When student recruitments go digital

Opportunities and benefits are aplenty, with the advent of online job fairs, interviews, and more

Education Ministry calls for action plan to stop school drop-outs

States told to conduct comprehensive door-to-door surveys to identify children out of school.

Step out of the box

An e-learning platform that offers a plethora of streams, MyCaptain is a gateway to more offbeat careers

Design is the new management

Why Design Strategy is relevant for all management students

Master the virtual space

Are you a fresher looking for a lucrative employment option? Why not look at digital marketing?

Information from emotions

What is emotional intelligence and why is it important?

Importance of international collaborations

While opting for a collaborative course, it is important to gather information on credibility, admission process, course design and duration, student and faculty exchange programmes, and more

Lose that exam fear

Tips to help prepare for the JEE Main and a look at how the test is different this year

Secure the classrooms

In an e-learning ecosystem, security is and will continue to be a critical challenge that needs to be addressed constantly, says Velchamy Sankarlingam, President, Product and Engineering, Zoom

Ground Zero | On your marks, get help, go — GRE scam and the network of aspirants, ghostwriters and coaching institutes

After students were given the option to take the GRE exam from home due to the lockdown, allegations of fraud have surfaced, especially in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. R. Ravikanth Reddy, Sumit Bhattacharjee & P. Sujatha Varma report on the network of aspirants, ghostwriters and coaching institutes involved in the scam

U.S. to modify H-1B visa selection process, to give priority to wages, skill level

The next H-1B visa filing season is slated to start on April 1.

IIIT-H starts project to crowdsource hours of speech in Telugu

This gives speakers access to gadgets that use AI enabled speech recognition

JEE-Advanced on July 3; 75% score norm relaxed

Same relaxation was offered in 2020 also due to pandemic

Get set for a digital revival

How edtech companies can enable the transformation of the education sector

Funding the future

Worried about the fees for the course of your choice? Check out the various financing options before selecting the one that works

Get, set, hack

There’s more to hacking than is generally known. Take a look at the opportunities it offers.

U.S. Congress passes ‘Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act’ for Pakistani women

The bill requires the USAID to award at least 50% of scholarships under a Pakistan-based higher education scholarship programme to Pakistani women

Every mind matters

How you can ensure your mental well-being, in this seemingly unending pandemic

A tool to benchmark quality: do global rankings of universities provide an assurance of quality?

Although their usefulness has been disputed, global rankings of universities often provide an assurance of quality

Into an automated world: five career options that involve the study of robotics

Engineer, technician, sales, operator or software developer... studying robotics will enable you to contribute to the technology-driven world

Branch out

Just as financial advisors exhort you to diversify your financial portfolio, you should strive to have a mix of goals in your life

For a resilient future

Here are five emerging areas that will see a substantial demand

High notes

Five essential points to consider for one who wants to succeed as a musician

A reNEWed beginning

With the likelihood of colleges reopening, even if in a staggered manner, we asked students what they were looking forward to the most. Here are a few of the several responses we received from students across the country...

Sunday quiz: Easy like Sunday morning

‘Many people look forward to the New Year for a new start on old habits’

Schools open in Karnataka, Kerala for Classes 10, 12

Focus on adhering to the COVID-19 protocol.

When the studio came home

A Home Studio Kit, conceptualised by Pearl Academy, gave students a way to continue their practical learning

For a sustainable future

The need for professionals who can use available resources effectively while also protecting the environment has given rise to many new management courses

The business of fashion

The world of fashion is more than just trendy clothes. Fashion Business Management opens up many multi-faceted options for a career

New avenues in the new normal

With hybrid learning models here to stay, automation will both disrupt the existing order and create new opportunities

Much to be thankful for

While this year turned our world upside down, it also taught us the value of these three words — gratitude, learning and agility

Re-imagining engineering

The engineering education system has to undergo huge changes to keep pace with the rapidly evolving ecosystem

Need to celebrate inclusivity

Social justice cannot be ignored in the name of academic excellence

Ease the exam load

How merging the NEET and JEE can greatly reduce the strain on students

Reflections on a year gone by

What are the pros and cons of online education, when seen from a student’s perspective?

Why language localisation matters

Language should not be a barrier; rather, it must become an enabler in order for education to not only be accessible but also in a manner that all can comprehend

How safe are you, online?

The shift to online education during the pandemic has highlighted the need to incorporate cybersecurity in the curriculum

The magic of Maths

On National Mathematics Day, here are tips to help students fall in love with the subject.

All in the genes

Genetic counselling, which is slowly making its mark in India, can be both a rewarding and fulfilling career.

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Those receiving Bharat Biotech’s coronavirus vaccine Covaxin have been asked to sign a consent form before being vaccinated as the vaccine “has been allowed by the government in clinical trial mode”. Photo: Special Arrangement

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After an interval of 21 months, the Supreme Court will be considering the review petition filed by the EPFO against the apex court verdict on the pension and the appeal filed by the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

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