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First year MBBS students attend classes at the Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute in Bengaluru on December 1, 2020, on the first day of the reopening of the college after the lockdown.

SSLC, Plus Two model exams postponed in view of motor vehicle strike on Tuesday

The scheduled examinations will now be conducted on March 8.

Army cancels recruitment exam after paper leaked

"The Indian Army has zero tolerance towards corrupt practices in the recruitment process for selection of suitable candidates," an official said.

Knowledge of biology or biological sciences a must for MBBS admission: Supreme Court

Legal Correspondent

A candidate should have studied them at the 10+2 stage, the Court says.

A view of IIT Bombay.

Higher studies and the marginalised | ST seats for Ph.D programmes in IIT Bombay not filled

The greatest challenge in building sustainable organisations is the knowledge gap

Building sustainable start-ups

The current crisis caused by the pandemic is a good opportunity to establish the relevance of SEL.

Time to establish emotional resilience

MADHUMITHA SRINIVASAN The pandemic-led disruption could be the opportunity to integrate SEL programmes into mainstream education, says Dr. Anantha Duraiappah, Director, UNESCO-MGIEP

A degree in law prepares one for a successful career in whichever path one chooses.

Lay down the law

Yusuf Abdul-Kareem With the LSAT exams having been postponed to May 2021, here are a few tips to help aspiring lawyers crack the entrance exams

We need to teach our children to stay safe online

Safety first

Aakash Chaudhry With people depending on the Internet more than ever before, Safe Internet Day (February 9) has become even more important

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

CICSE class 10 exams from May 5, class 12 papers from April 8

Special Correspondent Usually, the CICSE board exams are conducted in February-March.

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SSLC, Plus Two model exams postponed in view of motor vehicle strike on Tuesday

Staff Reporter The scheduled examinations will now be conducted on March 8.

Higher Education

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UGC asks universities to encourage students to write “cow science” examination

Special Correspondent Tamil, Malayalam study material includes claims that cow dung protects from nuclear radiation, slaughter causes quakes

Way forward Host a healthy community

Meenal Arvind Rane New institutes and revamped courses are necessary to increase the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals

Careers

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It pays to be ‘fossil hunters’: GSI

Special Correspondent There aren’t too many takers of palaeontology in India, but it offers a high-yielding career

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Army cancels recruitment exam after paper leaked

PTI "The Indian Army has zero tolerance towards corrupt practices in the recruitment process for selection of suitable candidates," an official said.

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Backpacker’s Guide Education

Mid-semester madness: a few tips to help meet deadline

Digital mentor Education

Click for a career

Be in charge, off-field

On The Shelf Education

Laugh & Learn with Dr. Parikh

My internship Education

Steep learning curve

Bon App-etit

Rewiring the vision

Restructuring the curriculum and the role of engineers today, would be a meaningful way to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sir M. Visvesvaraya

Handling put-downs

Have there been instances where you don’t like the way your are treated? Then just remember not to cave in. Keep calm and don’t react

Why critical reading matters

Though academic reading may seem like an unrewarding exercise, it makes one analytical and creative

Deserving chance

How will Indian students studying in the U.K. benefit from the new two-year post study work visa?

Reintroducing two-year post-study work visa for international students a welcome move

The U.K has paved the way for better opportunities for international students

Fair game

Sports and games are often ignored in colleges, but they are vital for a holistic education

PYTHON in school

Government schools in Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have started STEM education as a part of their curriculum. They target mainly girls to ensure they come to school

On new terrain

Pranabanti’s stint at the University of Sheffield gave her the opportunity to learn from some of the best landscape architects

Closing-in on Chandrayaan-2

What is more exhilarating than India’s second lunar mission? Watching it from the place of action, of course

The two sides of a job fair

Online recruitment may be the future, but traditional hiring will not be a thing of the past

The leader as narrator of an overarching story

When negative perceptions set in, it takes interpretative intelligence to retell narratives that are out of alignment with organisational goals

JEE (Advanced) 2020 will be held on May 17 by IIT-Delhi

The institute said the decision was taken at a meeting of the IIT Joint Admission Board (JAB).

AICTE to approve B.Tech course in AI, data science

IoT, cyber security may be offered as specialisation

MIT engineers create blackest of all materials

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a material that they claim is 10 times blacker than anything that has

Turkish delight

As an Erasmus student, Madhura made the most of this fantastic opportunity to study in Istanbul

Marked change in paper pattern

This year’s exam paper shot down rote learning and focused on current affairs and critical thinking

Unspoken struggles

Being a college student is not easy — the challenges and struggles are real; and systems to help one deal with them should be put in place

Big data, big change

From being toys to life-savers, robots have brought a significant change in our lives, and it has only just started

Recipe for success

Baking has become a popular choice for students, with the industry becoming financially viable

Bank on your future

The banking sector is a major attraction for youngsters, and here’s why

Lights, camera, action!

Innovative perspectives and a visionary disposition to learn and imagine things will go a long way in helping aspiring cinematographers make their mark

Spark the change

Padma Shree awardee and philanthropist Sudha Murthy talks about the need to accelerate innovation and provide a platform in the social sector

Knowledge

Q1. According to both national and international law, the indigenous communities living in this territory must be consulted before any oil extraction

Get set for the gig economy

Being a freelancer makes for a great opportunity to explore one’s potential to the fullest, in a more flexible environment

Are you a good Samaritan?

What is the meaning of ‘like a deer in the headlights? (R Jaichandran, Madurai)The expression is frequently heard in American English in informal

Against all odds

With initial concerns of surviving the summer in Rajasthan, Suhas Jirgi learnt to use his weakness as his strength

It is a positve step

The Railway Board recently clarified that question papers set up for General Departmental Competitive Exams could be in the local/regional languages in the respective states. Should other government exams follow suit?

Are best teachers truly exceptional?

Is focusing just on better grades the eligibility criteria for the Best Teacher Award?

Look up for the answer

While open-book examinations are less stressful, what are the challenges that students and faculty would face?

Hindi school books in Uttar Pradesh now available in Braj, Bhojpuri, Bundelkhandi and Awadhi

The decision was taken to give greater importance to dialects and also to improve learning in children who use these dialects as their mother tongue.

U.K. opens up two-year post-study work permit visa again

It was removed in 2012, affecting the international student admissions as they had to leave just four months after completing their course

Fluid leadership is in

Leaders in corporate land today face Alice-like scenarios

The return to the fold

To get former employees back on board, some companies run home-coming initiatives

Robots dominating job market is not inevitable: Oxford economist Carl Frey

The economic historian believes technology is neither the solution to everything nor a dystopian nightmare

‘Faculty:student ratio should improve’

Promoting research, internationalisation and interdisciplinarity, along with autonomy, is a good step towards making Indian universities truly world-class

The Answer is the key

With just 10 days to go, the key to acing the Civil Services main exam lies in time management and critical thinking

Home away from home

Most youngsters do not want to invest in property and are comfortable with shared communal spaces. What do they have to say about the trend of co-living?

Bring your science to the world

With the rise of technology around us, credit must be given to the men and women who often go unseen behind the scenes. India Science Fest 2020 aims to change that

Enriching stint

Strathclyde’s Business School offered Koushiki an all-round experience

Be money wise

While financial literacy is overlooked by our education system, the varied options available to learn from and invest in are a boon for the amateur investor

Bon app-etit

Many students stay away from their families in different cities, states or even countries. This results in anxiety over rent, food, student loans, and

On the shelf

Grey Sunshine: Stories from Teach for IndiaAuthor: Sandeep RaiPrice: ₹399India has been battling a serious educational crisis for a while now. Over

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