Category Archives: Education

Harvard forfeits first place to the University of Cambridge in a league table of the world’s top institutions, the first time in the list’s seven year history that the Ivy League university has been knocked off the number one spot … Continue reading →

IT dept raids Welingkar’s Director In raids that stretched for almost 48 hours, the Income Tax (IT) authorities over the November 20 weekend searched the residences and office of Dr Uday Salunkhe, Director of Welingkar Institute of Management, Matunga, Mumbai. … Continue reading →

The last time, I focused on few of the commonly faced dilemmas at the various B-School entrance tests. A management entrance test is designed so as to bring out the ability of an aspirant to perform under immense pressure. To … Continue reading →

By Lajwanti Dsouza IIM Shillong campus Having begun operations only in July 2008, the institute has come a long way. Read how IIM Shillong attracted the best of the talent to its campus. If you want to take a picture … Continue reading →

New Delhi: Canada will give over 50 fellowships and funds worth more than $4 million to Indian graduate students and institutional partners as part of its steps to boost educational ties between the two countries. Meeting their their Indian counterparts … Continue reading →

Kendriya Vidyalayas to offer skill development New Delhi: Kendriya Vidyalaya campuses will now be available for skill development courses after school hours, the human resource development ministry said Wednesday. The decision was taken by the board of governors of Kendriya … Continue reading →

Shillong, Oct 26 : Students of the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University (ICFAI), Meghalaya on Monday decided to boycott classes and examinations after coming to know that the institution is an autonomous body and “not a Central … Continue reading →

Only 11 candidates passed the June 2010 National Eligibility Test for English, whose results were announced on October 9. Of these, there are only two recipients of the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF). Anybody aspiring to teach in colleges and Universities … Continue reading →

By Sai Kumar The most pressing question on the minds of students appearing for the examination is ‘How do I tackle the Online CAT?’ The most obvious aspect of the ‘Online CAT’ that concerns students is the emphasis on the … Continue reading →

Kids love to cook. "Chicken sabzi" with muck and flowers and "maggi noodles" with curly creepers along with soil for spices, they love rattling those toy vessels outdoors. Then why not bring them to the real kitchen where anything you … Continue reading →