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- Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) offering training to engineering faculty
Thousands of untrained faculty members across engineering colleges in India, will soon be able to obtain a degree in engineering and training from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) without joining the institute or leaving their jobs...
News » Course | Indian Institute of Technology
 New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Untrained Faculty Members, Engineering Colleges in India, Degree in Engineering and Training, Indian Institutes of Technology, Engineering Graduates, Shortage of Faculty, Ability in Orienting Students, Masters Degree in Engineering Education, Higher Education Secretary Vibha Puri Das, Regular Teaching Duties, IIT Faculty, PhD Programme, Students Pursuing Technical Education, Post Graduate Students in IITs
- Private school education at $2 per month for poor in India
A large majority of students still attend government schools, but the expansion of private institutions has created parallel educational systems - systems that are now colliding. Faced with sharp criticism of the woeful state of government schools...
News » Education | Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh [India]
Private Holy Town High School, Educated of Poor Students, Low-income Neighborhood, Bare-bones Conditions, Modest Tuition, English-language Curriculum, Low-cost Schools, Dominates Education, Private Institutions, Government Services, Middle Class, Private Housing Compounds, Private Hospitals, Private Schools, Parallel Educational Systems, State of Government Schools, Policymakers, Private Schools in Hyderabad, Literacy Levels, Right to Education Act
- Need to improve quality of higher education
The University Grants Commission ( UGC) has reported that more students are opting for higher education after school...
News » Education | New Delhi, Delhi [India]
University Grants Commission, Higher Education after School, Gross Enrolment Ratio, Participation in Higher Education, India, GER in Higher Education, National Sample Survey, Support Higher Education, Private Higher Education, University System, Students Enrolling in Universities, Scholastic Aptitude Test, Graduate Record Examination, Poor Quality of Primary, Secondary and Higher Education
- Overseas student safety in spotlight after Indian postgrad murder
The murder of an Indian postgraduate student has prompted calls for a report to 'reassure' overseas students over their safety in the UK...
News » Education | Manchester, Greater Manchester [United Kingdom]
Murder of Indian Postgraduate Student, Reassure Overseas Students, Safety in UK, Anuj Bidve, Micro-electronics at Lancaster University, Manchester, Hate Crime, India, Labour MP Keith Vaz, Chairman of House of Commons Home Affairs Committee, Overseas Students, Indian Students, Higher Education Statistics Agency, China, UK-based University Students, India Accounts, Australia, Spate of Racist Attacks, Series of Attacks on Indian Students, Student Nitin Garg, Rules on Student Visas, Post-study Work
- Medical Council of India (MCI) to make assessment reports of medical colleges public
The Medical Council of India (MCI) on Thursday has been directed by the Central Information Commission to post assessment reports of medical colleges inspected by it on its website by July 30 each year...
News » Medical College | New Delhi, Delhi [India]
The Medical Council of India, Central Information Commission, Medical Colleges, Medical Education, Obligatory Under Section 4, Right to Information Act, Information Commissioner, Shailesh Gandhi, Application of Medical College, Government Departments
- Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) to run course to train engineering college faculty
Thousands of untrained faculty in engineering colleges in India would soon get a chance to obtain a degree in engineering and education from Indian Institutes of Technology without joining the premier technical education institute...
News » Education | Indian Institute of Technology
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Untrained Faculty in Engineering Colleges, Engineering Colleges in India, Degree in Engineering, Indian Institutes of Technology, Premier Technical Education Institute, Shortage of Faculty, Engineering Colleges, Engineering Graduates, Masters Degree in Engineering Education, National Knowledge Network, Department of Higher Education Secretary Vibha Puri Das, Ph.D Programme, Dual Masters Degree, Master of Technology, Masters Degree in Educational Skills and Pedagogy
- Higher Education and Research Bill tabled in Rajya Sabha
The government on Wednesday tabled the Higher Education and Research Bill, 2011 in the Rajya Sabha that seeks to establish the National Commission on Higher Education and Research (NCHER)...
News » Education | New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Higher Education and Research Bill, Rajya Sabha, National Commission on Higher Education and Research, University Education, Vocational, Technical, Professional and Medical Education, University Grants Commission, All India Council for Technical Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Higher Education, Global Standards of Educational and Research Practices, Standard of Medical Education, National Commission on Human Resources in Health, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Prime Minister, Lok Sabha, General Council, Higher Educational Institutions, Higher Education Financial Services Corporation
- Japan's First Lady gets busy with students, husband with state affairs
While their husbands got busy with state affairs, Hitomi Noda, the wife of the Japanese Prime Minister, and Gursharan Kaur, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s wife, spent their time interacting with students who had gathered at Bluebells International School...
News » Education | New Delhi, Delhi [India]
State Affairs, Hitomi Noda, Wife of Japanese Prime Minister, Gursharan Kaur, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Wife, Bluebells International School, Japan, Indian Students, Japanese Residents in India, Indo-Japan Diplomatic Relations, Embassy of Japan, Masahiro Nagira and Hata, General Manager, Ritsumeikan, India Centre, Saare Jahan Se Accha in Japanese, Principal of Bluebells International School Suman Kumar, Tokyo, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Japanese Embassy
- Benefit for twins in Nursery Admission 2012
There is good news for parents with twin children as some schools in Delhi are offering extra points to them for nursery admission 2012. Delhi Public School(DPS), Vasant Kunj is one among them, which is giving 5 points to twins...
News » Admission | New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Parents with Twin Children, Schools in Delhi, Nursery Admission 2012, Delhi Public School, Favoured with Sibling Points, Twins is Studying, First Born Child, Single Parent, Transfer Cases and Girl Child, Points for Cultural Integration, Children form Inter-religion, Inter-caste Marriages, Lottery System, Apeejay School, Representative Affirmative Action, Delhi Government Nursery Admission Guidelines, EWS Students
- Shri Ram Murti Smarak (SRMS) Institute of Medical Sciences opens admission to MD, MS courses
Shri Ram Murti Smarak (SRMS) Institute of Medical Sciences had invited applications for admission to M.D. and M.S. Courses 2012-15 session...
News » Admission |
Shri Ram Murti Smarak Institute of Medical Sciences, Admission to M.D. and M.S. Courses, MBBS Degree, Medical Council of India, UP Post Graduate Medical Entrance Test 2012, Admission Criteria
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