Delhi University admissions have commenced and while it gets most students a college/course of their choice, the students belonging to schools affiliated with International Baccalaureate (IB) and other international boards might lose on the opportunity. With declaration of their Class 12 results much after the university’s first cut-off list, there are high chances of students missing on their …

        The admission process for Delhi University is underway, and the aspirants can apply through online and offline modes till June 15. With most students scrambling for the popular courses, they often miss out on the lesser known courses, which might suit their career profile better. The renowned programmes such as B.Com, BBA, Economics, etc. get filled …

Delhi University admissions have begun and every student is bursting with anxiety about how to find themselves a college of their choice. The students who applied for admission through the sports and extra-curricular activities (ECA) faced a few problems while filling the OMR sheets while many were not familiar with the process of applying for a particular college. To give …

      Private schools will be at risk of losing their recognition from the MP Board if they are running without qualified D.Ed, B.Ed teachers. All information regarding private school teachers and their qualifications has been sought out by the District Education Officer (DEO) regarding this issue. Higher secondary school teachers should have a B.Ed qualification while middle school …

      The first indicative seat allotment list for CLAT 2015 was published on June 9. The candidates can now view their allotment at the official website, by logging in, using their CLAT ID and password. The revised rank lists for CLAT 2015 were released online on June 6. The results for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2015 …

      Students who appeared for the SAT test on June 6 in the United States went berserk as they found a mistake in the instructions of their paper. Chaos ensued in the classrooms about just how much time the students had to complete at least one section. Despite the mayhem, scoring for the SAT will continue despite the …

Obesity and fast paced life is putting a constant threat to good heath today which makes working out along with a healthy diet an absolute necessity. Most of us also crave for a well toned muscular physique that only comes with intense and disciplined workout. It is not just about looking good but also about strength that makes a person …

The revised third phase of counselling for postgraduate courses offered by the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University was stalled for two hours on Saturday as candidates refused to participate. At the Kilpauk Medical College, candidates allotted seats in the third phase held between June 2 and 4 said they would lose the seats if fresh counselling was held. Around …

Bill Gates is something of a model for education skeptics. Gates like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Oprah Winfrey dropped out of college. If they didn’t need a college degree, the skeptics suggest, maybe you don’t need one, either. Gates has just published a blog post with something of a reply: Yes, you do need one. “Although I dropped out …

  The conundrum of Cheryl’s birthday stumped students in Singapore in April. Now thousands of GCSE maths students have vented their exam frustration on Twitter about a question on the probability of getting two orange sweets from a bag. The pupils who all sat the Edexcel maths paper Wednesday morning took to the social networking site after being stumped by …