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Happiness should be the aim of education and a good education should contribute significantly to personal and collective happiness. Children and even adults learn the best when they are happy. Education translated to knowledge brings happiness...
IIM-Lucknow has begun an exercise to enhance competitive skills of reserved category candidates and expand the pool of applicants by helping them train for the Common Admission Test (CAT). Indian Institute of Management (IIM) officials here...
The country’s first medical college established by Employees State Insurance Corporation was declared open here today, marking the organisation’s foray into the education sector, apart from health care. ESIC plans to set up in all eight...
The reduced number of Indian students this year has led to concerns in some British universities over the financial viability of courses and departments particularly in the subjects of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). As...
Today, more than a decade into the 21st century, we live in world where there is unparalleled surge in the usage of ICT. However, despite all the technological advancements, we have not been able to end...
India’s education system is not keeping pace with rapidly evolving technology, resulting in difficulty in finding suitable candidates where millions are unemployed, FICCI president R.V. Kanoria said on Thursday. “We have a paradoxical situation in our...
The government will set up 10 community colleges in collaboration with Canadian educational institutes to educate illiterate adults and provide skill-based training for employment, human resource development minister Kapil Sibal said on Thursday. “Under the adult...
The Supreme Court has directed the Union and the Delhi governments to ensure that from the next academic year, an MBBS aspirant seeking admission in a medical college on a Nominees of Government of India (NGOI)...
Cambridge University today said it was strengthening partnerships with Indian institutions, but was not looking to establish a campus in the country. “The University is not considering opening up a campus in India,” Vice-Chancellor, Sir Leszek...
Observing that there is a dire need for quality education, Haryana Governor Jagannath Pahadia on Wednesday asked teachers to take up quality teaching as their mission. “The future of our country depends upon the quality of...
The Delhi high court on Wednesday issued notice to the central government to respond on a petition seeking direction to fill the seat of UGC chairman which has been lying vacant since February last year. A...
Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday said the state was growing into a hub for institutions of higher education. Speaking at the inauguration of a private university near here, Gehlot said the government was promoting...