digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
With the aim of providing information about the institutions while also showing how historical trends over the past half-century have influenced the development of higher education, comes the South Africa’s first regional guide.
Students from the OBC category wanting to pursue an under-graduate course in the Capital can look forward to more options being available to them.
On February 10, 2010, the Tamil Nadu government launched a scheme to enable students pursue simultaneously a diploma in a vocational stream apart from their basic degree course.
Delhi University (DU) is to prepare e-content for seven subjects, as a part of a project namely National Mission on Education through ICT.
An Institute of Paramedical Sciences will be soon set up on the premises of the Haryana Saket Council at Chandimandir, to impart professional education and training to the youth of Haryana.
Over 113,000 forms were submitted more than double the number of seats in Delhi University colleges for various graduate and post-graduate courses.
The Maharashtra government’s proposal to reserve 90 % of college seats in the state for students from the state board, was struck down on Monday by the Bombay High Court.
There has been a change in trend with the department of Gandhian and Peace Studies in Panjab University (PU) being swamped by aspirants.
The 20 new IIITs may come up with larger investment from the private sector and could introduce performance-based salary package for teachers to ensure quality.
A New Zealand government owned education provider in Wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, has issued a tender for an ICT service provider to assess its ICT infrastructure needs for the next 10 years.
Two new course are being started by TERI University, associated with the think tank The Energy and Resources Institute, this academic year.
Several websites are now helping aspirants with both the selection of courses and the process of admission at DU.