The Trump administration’s recent moves — revoking international student visas, cutting university funding — have cast a shadow over Indian students’ plans to study in the US. In 2023-24, Indian students formed the largest cohort of international students in the US, with 3.31 lakh enrolments. Of these, 1.96 lakh — nearly 60% — were pursuing […]
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Eminent professors of education from across the world, including Prof Michael Apple at University of Wisconsin, Prof William Pinar at the University of British Columbia, and Prof Robin Alexander, Fellow of Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, have appealed to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to cancel plans to discontinue the B.El.Ed (Bachelor of Elementary Education) programme, […]
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Three students from Maharashtra have featured in the list of top 24 candidates who have scored 100 percentile in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) – Main exam, the results of which was declared on Saturday. Vishad Jain, a resident of Mumbai’s Kandivali area, was preparing for the JEE Main exam at Narayana School. As opposed […]
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Q. With UK universities exploring campuses in India, is LSE considering a footprint in India? There’s a range of opportunities from a full-fledged branch campus to in-country programs to partnerships with universities. We’ll explore all options to see what makes most sense for us. It’s different for different universities, so we haven’t made a decision […]
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In the last one decade, the number of Indian students annually picking the United States for higher education has more than doubled, with the country’s share in the total number of international students going up from 11.8 per cent to 21 per cent, according to the Open Doors Report 2022 released Monday. The numbers assume […]
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THE HIGHER and Technical Education department of the state government, jointly with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), on Monday launched 20 textbooks for engineering courses, both Degree and Diploma, in Marathi. Union Minister of State for Education Dr Subhas Sarkar released the textbooks at the event at […]
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A lot has happened in the education sector in the week gone by. The Supreme Court gave several order regarding NEET PG counselling, EWS quota and asked the Centre about the status of Ukraine-returned students. The UGC scrapped the mandatory rule for getting research paper published in peer-reviewed journals and a lot more. Check the […]
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The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has decided that its accreditation will now be only in binary terms, wherein only two terms will be used for all educational institutions — either with an already accreditation or yet to acquire. “The idea is to eradicate the fear associated with the NAAC accreditation process, and to […]
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IN NEW regulations for doctoral programmes notified Monday, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has scrapped the mandatory requirement of getting research papers published in peer-reviewed journals before the final submission of a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) thesis. So far, it was mandatory for M.Phil (Master of Philosophy) scholars to present at least one research paper […]
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Union Minister Dr Subhas Sarkar on Tuesday said that under the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020, the focus is on promoting mother tongue and regional languages. The NEP does not intend to impose Hindi, the minister said while presiding over a meeting at Namsai district in Arunachal Pradesh. The Union Minister of State for Education […]
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