Tiruvalluvar University has given an ad on its site calling for admission to postgraduate projects in the foundation. The Vellore-based college has called with respect to students to apply for PG programs in 10 departments including Tamil, English, Economics, Zoology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology, Computer Science, and Commerce. As indicated by the warning, students can […]
Category Archives: Notification
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May
May
The Minister of Human Resource Development (HRD) Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank will hold a live interaction with 45,000 higher education establishments on May 28 at 3 pm. The communication is being directed by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The minister will discuss the challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic and how this can be […]
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May
May
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has given its approval to a suggestion that will currently permit students to seek after dual educational degrees simultaneously. The commission in its most recent gathering endorsed synchronous dual degrees for students in India, permitting students to finish courses in the equivalent or various streams simultaneously. One of the two […]
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May
May
Following the declaration by the Union Finance Minister on more spotlight on online education, the technical education controller, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has requested that universities permit credit to move to students for online courses and offer courses through SWAYAM. The AICTE has requested that higher education establishments encourage credit move of […]
12
May
May
The Education Minister’s interaction with the Vice-Chancellors of universities the nation over has been deferred. HRD Minister, Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’, tweeted that the cooperation is being deferred because of some critical official duties. The following date for the cooperation will be declared soon, he included. A communication with Vice-Chancellors of universities with the HRD Minister […]
11
May
May
Aided College Teachers’ Association (ACTA) has encouraged the State Government to halt from considering Dearness Allowance as a benefit, and to rather take a gander at it as an integral part of the pay structure offered intermittently to oversee inflation in part. The government should, thus, rethink its choice to retain Dearness Allowance and to […]
06
May
May
This is in continuation to our earlier letter of even number dated 29.4.2020 vide which the Guidelines on Examinations and Academic calendar were issued. As per the letter, it was made clear that the guidelines are advisory in nature and the Universities may accordingly plan their activities keeping in view the safety and interest of […]
05
May
May
Universities’ expectations of a drawn-out government bailout in the UK have been run, however, £2.6bn in tuition fees will be paid early and ministers swore to permit full fees to be charged regardless of whether students couldn’t come back to address theaters. Michelle Donelan, the universities minister, said institutions could keep on charging the full […]
04
May
May
New seating framework, staggered classes, diverse mess and library rules, redid hostels and canteens, could be a piece of students’ socially far-off lives in schools and universities when they return, with the HRD Ministry shaping safety guidelines to be followed at whatever point homeroom learning is continued.
01
May
May
The COVID-19 lockdown has authoritatively deferred the 2020-21 academic session, with a government delegated committee suggesting that the customary mid-July start for higher education ought to be pushed to September. Universities and schools the nation over have been shut since March 16 when the Union government reported a countrywide classroom shutdown as one of the […]