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Governor Lauds Tamil Nadu Universities For Securing Top 10 Position In NIRF Ranking

Governor Lauds Tamil Nadu Universities For Securing Top 10 Position In NIRF Ranking

Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Thursday lauded 11 universities from the State which figured in the list of top 10 universities based on the National Institute of Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking. The achievers have shown distinguished leadership intellectually and administratively to get this proud position by competing with the best at the national […]

Higher Education Institutions Felicitated AT Conclave For Excellence

Government Plan To Let Foreign Universities Enter India Raises Concerns

Lauding higher education institutions from Tamil Nadu which had secured top ranks in the seventh edition of the National Institutional Ranking Framework, Governor R.N. Ravi said that the achievement was possible because of their initiative, dedication, commitment, and managerial skills as well as teamwork. He was speaking at the inauguration of the Conclave of Excellence […]

UGC Orders Full Admission Fee Refund To Ease Blow Of Late Entrance Exams

University Grants Commission

The University Grants Commission (UGC) this week instructed all educational institutions to refund the full tuition fees of students who withdraw their undergraduate admission applications before 31 October. In a second notification issued the same day, Monday, the higher education regulator asked all educational institutions to adjust the hostel/mess fees charged from students during the […]

The globalisation of Indian Education in the Post-Pandemic age

Globalisation of Indian Education in the Post-Pandemic age

The new national education policy (NEP) released by the government of India in 2020 outlines a grand outlook for the future of education in India, presenting a sweeping vision for Indian Education.

Delhi University Plans To Start Research Centre To Promote Study Of Freedom Movement, Partition

Central Universities

Delhi University is planning to start a research centre to promote study of India’s freedom movement and Partition. In this regard, the university has constituted a seven-member committee, headed by DU Director (South Campus) Prakash Singh, to provide suggestions to develop the centre.

Delhi University Plans To Launch Certificate Courses For Students From Other Universities Next Year

Delhi University

Delhi University is plans to launch a scheme that will allow students from other universities or institutions to study various courses in the varsity from next year. The DU’s academic council (AC) will discuss the implementation of the scheme during its meeting on Wednesday.

Centre Plans To Fund 10,000 Patents Every Year From Educational Institutions

Centre Plans To Fund 10,000 Patents Every Year From Educational Institutions

The government will soon launch a scheme to fund 10,000 patent applications every year from educational institutions, a top official said. The move is aimed at encouraging more students and faculty members to protect their intellectual property rights. The aim of the scheme is also to help Indian higher education institutions to improve their rankings […]

How Online Higher Education Is Helping To Improve Graduation Rates

How Online Higher Education Is Helping To Improve Graduation Rates

The year 2019 changed the course of every individual’s life when the first case of the Covid-19 variant was detected. Every industry hit an all-time low due to the havoc created by the virus. With the world going through a pandemic and, among other things, educational institutions were put under lockdown, which forced students to […]

Demand To Include Elected Teachers Representatives In Delhi University Panel

Demand To Include Elected Teachers' Representatives In Delhi University Panel

Several members of Delhi University’s executive and academic councils and teachers’ association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, urging him to “expand” the new committee formed to study the teacher-students ratio by including elected teachers’ representatives to ensure “meaningful discussion”. The university recently constituted a seven-member committee to study and discuss provisions related to the student-teacher ratio.

45,000 College Seats Still Vacant In Division

Government Plan To Let Foreign Universities Enter India Raises Concerns

Despite four rounds of the admission process, only over 75 percent of seats have been filled in Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) of the Indore district and as the allotment list for the fourth round of College level Counselling (CLC) was declared on Monday, students now have the window of five days till August 5 to get admission.