Higher Education
B4 Brands and School Health Corporation Announce Hygiene Poster Contest
Lisbon, Iowa- B4 Brands and School Health Corporation announced today the winners of their jointly sponsored, nationwide poster contest called Be Wise
New Mexico State University-Carlsbad offers new courses
Three new associate degree programs from New Mexico State University-Carlsbad will make pursuing higher education in science, technology, engineering and math much easier.
Tamil school to be upgraded into a college
Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has assured the Delhi Tamil Education Association that one of the seven Tamil schools run by it would be upgraded to a college and affiliated to a Central university in the Capital.
UG research to be focused on by Hamdard
Jamia Hamdard University is working towards increasing interaction between undergraduate students and research scholars, in order to boost research at UG level.
University of Ibadan installs interactive learning boards in lecture rooms
University of Ibadan, VC, Olufemi Bamiro, has said that the institution will deploy all available information technology communication facilities to enhance learning, teaching and research in the 60 year old university.
Student helplines start ringing
Pre-Board results are not yet out, but helplines in the Delhi are buzzing.
National Eligibility Test a must from next year
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has made National Eligibility Test (NET) mandatory for teaching jobs in higher education, in a reversal of a decision it took three years ago.
Half Varsity
Nearly 300 colleges of University of Pune may not be in a position to proceed with their admissions in the next academic year.
CSIR goes to Manmohan for independent varsity
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has now approached the Prime Minister
IIT-M turns down Right To Information plea
IIT, Madras has imposed a blanket ban on providing information under RTI to the media.
Intel delivers programmes in 50 countries
Through collaboration with educators and governments in more than 50 countries, Intel delivers programs that improve the effective use of technology to enhance 21st century learning.