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India makes sustained outreach to U.S. universities to build knowledge partnerships

Create a learning community

On the shelf

Towards a balanced world

Selvakumar appointed TANUVAS VC

Think global, promote local

Go online or offline

Uncertain about your career choice? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help.

Innovations in teaching

Webinars, post-class readings, and online assessments were among the few methods used to ring in blended learning

Look beyond the numbers

Why B-schools need to shape mindsets, and not be mere placement hubs

Join forces with the defence

Tips to ace the gruelling exam to join the armed forces

Print vs. Screen

A look into the age-old question of which is better: printed books or e-books?

Vellore Institute of Technology team electrifies houses in rural Karnataka

Sixtyfive houses in Alambadi village did not have any power supply for the past 75 years.

Prioritise safety and adaptability

How schools and colleges need to revise and redesign their layouts to create a safe environment

Lay a strong foundation

To me, architecture is the largest unwritten historical document and evokes a curiosity about what life would have been like all those years ago.

Why we need deep generalists

Creative problem-solving, innovation, systems thinking and emotional agility are the requirements for the future, and our education system should be geared for this

Maths, Physics no longer mandatory for engineering entry

Students without background will get bridge courses, says AICTE

NEET 2021 to be held on August 1: National Testing Agency

NEET (UG), or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), is used for admission to MBBS and BDS courses

University of Hyderabad shines in QS World Subject Rankings 2021

The University of Hyderabad secured top slots in QS World University Subject Rankings released on Thursday by Ramesh Pokhriyal “Nishank”, Minister of

IISc among top 100 natural sciences universities in world

Only IITs Bombay, Delhi and Madras figure in top 100 in engineering and technology category. IITs Kharagpur, Kanpur drop out.

A revolution in online education

How skill-based trends are bringing a major shift in the edtech sector

65% low, lower-middle income countries slashed education budgets after COVID-19 outbreak: World Bank report

The World Bank report was compiled in collaboration with UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report

UPSC exams: SC dismisses writ plea seeking another chance to aspirants

The aspirants’ last attempt to crack the civil services exam was dampened by the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in October last year.

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

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

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

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

Host a healthy community

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

Stepping ahead

With the industry growing rapidly, healthcare management professionals have to be made more productive and competent

Ask first, click later

There’s no escaping cybercrime in an increasingly online world, but asking the right questions can help us navigate them safely

Promote learner autonomy

A blended approach, which combines online material with traditional classroom teaching, will be the best way forward as educational institutions re-open partially

How to prepare for the UPSC Prelims 2021

It is never too early to start especially when it is for the UPSC Prelims 2021 to be held on June 27. Here is a step-by-step guide for the next six months

How Computer-based testing is redefining the education system’s evaluation process

To equip the youth of India with relevant skills for their professional journey, the Indian Government is focusing on digitising the education sector.

Design is the new management

Why Design Strategy is relevant for all management students

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

Maximising potential

Tips on courses that will help one understand and utilise automation technology

Up your fitness game with technology

While AI has already impacted workout routines, it has the potential to revolutionise fitness education too

UGC asks universities to encourage students to visit Atal Tunnel

Students will appreciate the ‘technological marvel’, UGC Secretary said.

Supreme Court restores IIT dream to student who clicked wrong button

Siddhant, who had secured All India Rank (AIR) of 270 in JEE Advanced exams and secured admission, claimed in his plea that he had clicked the wrong link which was meant to withdraw his seat.

Practice, a priority

The coveted IIFT test can be cracked with practice, hard work, and extra focus on general knowledge

A quiz connect

Quizzes can be a useful tool for knowledge-building and making assessments fun, especially in an era of digital learning

Tips for a better trade

A guide to becoming a better and more effective software engineer

Of 3D printers and digital twins

There are multiple ways in which mechanical engineering is adapting to a world that is increasingly becoming digital

BLoC Boardroom Challenge semi-finals begin on Dec 1

Semis across 9 cities will be webcast

Build a lean start-up

A BBA course offers those who want to branch out on their own build the necessary skills

Charting a new course

Why constant innovation is required in the education sector, especially with the advent of edtech

Business education goes tech

Indian B-Schools have taken some strategic steps in using technology, in the wake of COVID-19

Prep smart, score better

Last-minute tips to prepare for CAT 2020 to be held next week

Giving a good account

What are the skills that students of accountancy will need to develop, in the post-COVID-19 era?

International learning at your doorstep

With the world shrinking due to digitisation, the benefits of internalisation at home, especially during the pandemic, is multi-fold

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