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According to data, 80% of schools worldwide are in regular session. Out of those, 54% are back to in-person instruction, 34% are relying on mixed or hybrid instruction while 10% continue remote instruction. File

Vice Chancellor of Ambedkar University Nimma Venkata Rao. Photo: Special Arrangement

Facilitating 2D and 3D diagrams and allowing the system to manipulate it without errors is what makes CAD revolutionary.

Only half of schools worldwide resumed classroom learning, 34% continue with hybrid mode: report

The COVID-19 Global Education Recovery Tracker noted that only 53% of countries are prioritising vaccinating teachers.

Ambedkar University gives top priority for skill-oriented education says VC

NAAC grading boosts up morale of faculty and students says Vice Chancellor

How CAD-savvy are you?

Why do aspiring engineers need to keep abreast of trends in Computer Aided Design?

Civil services topper Shubham Kumar scores 52.04%

There are several benefits of studying abroad including self-growth, a better understanding of cultures, and developing linguistic skills.

Gateway to overseas opportunities

A teacher holds the power to transform society.

Wide Angle For truth and justice

Albert P’Rayan With World Teachers’ Day falling next week, a reflection on what it means to be an ethical teacher

Over the next 10 years, we will need highly skilled, climate-conscious professionals.

Eyes on the future

Jenny Varghese Terra.do aims to help individuals with the skills required to fight climate change

One large container ship on a single voyage will carry over 15,000 containers.

Powering global trade and supply chains

Nikhil P. Asrani The shipping and logistics industry offers ample career opportunities

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

According to data, 80% of schools worldwide are in regular session. Out of those, 54% are back to in-person instruction, 34% are relying on mixed or hybrid instruction while 10% continue remote instruction. File

Only half of schools worldwide resumed classroom learning, 34% continue with hybrid mode: report

PTI The COVID-19 Global Education Recovery Tracker noted that only 53% of countries are prioritising vaccinating teachers.

Students going back to school

Back to school: lessons from around the world

Geetika Sasan Bhandari As India joins 100+ countries worldwide where children are attending in-person school, we look at some global best practices

Higher Education

Vice Chancellor of Ambedkar University Nimma Venkata Rao. Photo: Special Arrangement

Ambedkar University gives top priority for skill-oriented education says VC

Staff Reporter NAAC grading boosts up morale of faculty and students says Vice Chancellor

What does a smart classroom entail?

Kiran Dham Make optimum use of resources: There’s more to the smart classroom concept that just availability of tools

Careers

Civil services topper Shubham Kumar scores 52.04%

PTI Shubham Kumar got a total of 1,054 marks — 878 in the written and 176 in the personality test (or interview), according to UPSC data

Exploring the relationship between conflict and architecture

Representing disjunction in architecture

Neha Harish The winner of the ‘Best Sustainable Design Award’ at the Nippon Paint Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) explains what her entry was about

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Steps afoot to resume classes for junior batches in higher education institutions in Kerala

Ambedkar University gives top priority for skill-oriented education says VC

News from the world of Education: October 10, 2021

Only half of schools worldwide resumed classroom learning, 34% continue with hybrid mode: report

Calicut varsity to publish rank list for vacant seats on Oct. 11

Off the edge Education

Take a chance

Scholarships: October 9, 2021

Information on scholarships

Bring back direct counselling

The online counselling process is often inaccessible to many students. Thus, the offline mode must be re-considered

Don’t mind the GAP

A well-crafted gap year can help students gain exposure and real-world experiences that can offer fresh perspectives when they join college

News from the world of Education: October 9, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

Drink up, will you?

“Here’s your coffee. Better drink it before it gets cold. So, how was your weekend?”“It was pretty good, actually. Managed to complete a couple of

Adopt Design Thinking

Incorporating new ideas and technology can help create a client-based, solution-centric approach to legal issues

Take a productive break

It is crucial to be mindful of what you do with your time every day

Strategy for success

The UPSC Civil Services Exam 2020’s 17th rank holder shares how he cracked the exam

News from the world of Education: October 8, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

Set the ‘Bar’ high

What do law graduates need to keep in mind while preparing for the AIBE to be held on October 31?

Weaving a success story

The winner of the Responsible Design Initiative, in the ArtsThread competition, shares his experience

News from the world of Education: October 6, 2021

Information of admission, scholarships, courses, and more...

Work while you study

Factors to consider when looking for part-time jobs while studying abroad

Avenues in computer vision

Deep Learning is the way forward for aspirants in the field

From leisure to learning

Social media platforms are much more than just entertainment; they offer opportunities to accelerate learning

News from the world of Education: October 2, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

Speak up

While there’s nothing wrong with being introverted, are there times when you regret not asserting yourself?

An effective guide

Why career counselling is important when students decide which course or programme they will pursue

Use your judgement

Here’s how law students can choose the right legal speciality

Scholarships: October 2, 2021

Information on scholarships

Talk it out

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

Future leaders in the making

YuWaah aims to prepare young people transition from education and learning to productive work and active citizenship

D.U. announces first cut-off list for UG admissions; SRCC, Hindu, Ramjas set 100% cut-off

Over 2.87 lakh students have applied for Delhi University's undergraduate courses, down from 3.53 lakh applications last year, with the maximum aspirants from the CBSE

News from the world of Education: October 1, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

How CAD-savvy are you?

Why do aspiring engineers need to keep abreast of trends in Computer Aided Design?

At 40, here’s how Kochi’s much-loved Aquinas College is faring

Project Kaval aimed at protecting the Chellanam coast by planting mangroves and issuance of a postal stamp will kick off a yearlong celebrations to mark the Ruby Jubilee of Aquinas College, Edacochin

Why legal ethics matter

Young lawyers must adhere to certain principles, in order to carve out a niche in the legal profession.

Civil services topper Shubham Kumar scored 52.04%

Shubham Kumar got a total of 1,054 marks — 878 in the written and 176 in the personality test (or interview), according to UPSC data

What are the benefits of using no-code/low-code?

News from the world of education - September 28, 2021

Information about webinars, tests, programmes and more

Five steps for students to build the career of their dreams

Get an early start

NEET Super Specialty: SC slams Govt. for making changes at the eleventh hour

Plea contends that last-gasp changes were made to favour a particular branch of medicine

For truth and justice

With World Teachers’ Day falling next week, a reflection on what it means to be an ethical teacher

Eyes on the future

Terra.do aims to help individuals with the skills required to fight climate change

Powering global trade and supply chains

The shipping and logistics industry offers ample career opportunities

Gateway to overseas opportunities

Is higher education abroad a guarantee for a bright career?

Scholarships - September 25, 2021

Information on financial aid and fellowships

Make a career

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

Take a hard look at soft skills

They are not just about increasing the employability quotient but also help lay the foundation for attitudes to learn to co-exist with others

Let’s have a tête-a-tete

A column on the English language, its words, meanings and pronunciations

UPSC allows unmarried women to apply for NDA and Naval Academy exam

The move follows a Supreme Court directive on the issue.

News from the world of education - September 24, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, partnerships, research and more

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