Higher Education
IBR to start global MBA course in India
The IBR Institute of International Business Relations, a business school at Steinbeis University in Germany, would start its global MBA programme in India from this September.
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K-12
CBSE mulling on introducing HOTS in classrooms
Encouraged by the board results this year, CBSE is mulling to introduce High Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) in classrooms and for all subjects in both private as well as government schools.
Policy Matters
Karnataka mulls Education Development Board
Karnataka government is examining a proposal to establish an Education Development Board of India for the benefit of students of higher education and promote the sector.
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Tele-Education in Africa by IGNOU
In yet another step towards spreading education to far-flung areas, the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will offer Tele-Education services to all the 53 countries of the African Union (AU).
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India attracting Thai, Nepalese students
Thai and Nepalese students prefer Indian educational institutions as they provide quality education at low cost, according to Vivek Shukla, Marketing & Projects head of Afairs, which organises education fairs in India and abroad.
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UK universities offer lectures via iTunes
On the lines of US universities, an academic service offering downloadable lectures via iTunes is to be made available to students at University College London, the Open University and Trinity College Dublin.
Higher Education
NMIMS to open five B-Schools
The Narsee Monjee Institute of Management studies (NMIMS) will soon start five new business schools at its Vile Parle campus in Mumbai. It will also have a school for distance learning in management.
Higher Education
CBSE declares pre-medical results
CBSE declared the results of the All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Entrance Examination 2008 on June 7. According to CBSE, 22,014 candidates cleared the exam out of 1,61,230, who had appeared for it.
Higher Education
Over 2,000 students to receive Erasmus Mundus scholarship
More than 2,000 students and 450 teaching staff from outside the European Union (EU) have been selected to receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship for the academic year 2008/09, the European Commission said.
Higher Education
UGc action plan for mega expansion in higher education
Mega expansion of the education sector is in the offing with moves to establish 30 universities, including some with world-class standards, and enhance the infrastructure of existing institutions during the 11th Plan.
Higher Education
Cabinet gives approval to Fulbright programme
The Union Cabinet gave its approval to an agreement that will double the number of scholars exchanged with the United States of America under the Fulbright Educational exchange programme.
Higher Education
Dental faculties launch e-learning initiative
The four dental faculties of the Royal Colleges in England, Edinburgh and Glasgow have got together to provide an e-learning service to dentists in training.