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HindustanTimes Thu,23 May 2013

Education

A smooth start to board exams

Students of class 12 were a jittery lot on Friday as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) exams kick-started with papers in English core, Functional English and English Elective. HT reports.
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Get enough sleep, keep revising lessons

Students do not have to write answers in the same language as in the textbooks, but must follow rules. Your guiding light in the next crucial weeks
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Be well-versed with current affairs

The Class 12 CBSE examinations will begin with English, which, students often rue, can bring down their overall percentage. But teachers insist that the following tips can help. Aakriti Vasudeva reports. Your guiding light in the next few crucial weeks
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CBSE's assessment test a 'breeze'

The first Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) test, mandated by the Central Board for Secondary Education for students of classes 9 and 11 went off without a hitch in the city on Saturday. What is Problem Solving Assessment test
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Go easy on pizzas, colas before exams

With the exams nearing, go easy on the burgers, pizzas and colas to be able to concentrate better, warn health experts. HT reports. Your guiding light in the next few crucial weeks
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Practise solving old question papers now

With two weeks left for the CBSE board examinations to begin, students are worrying about revision strategies and techniques along with tips on how to attempt questions. A team of experts from CBSE answer their questions. Your guiding light in the next few crucial weeks
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Forget classes, India’s logging in for tuitions

Cheaper, often better for students, and more lucrative for teachers, online tuitions have made the transition from tech gimmick to a choice for thousands - and growing. Charu Sudan Kasturi reports. Password to success
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Indian kids more interested in saving environment

Indian children are more interested in protecting the environment from ill-effects of climate change than their counterparts the world over and are concerned about lack of proper sanitation and drinking water, according to a global survey on children's hopes and fears.
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Chicago to expand footprint in India's education arena

The University of Chicago, one of the world's top universities, may soon open a centre in Delhi as a part of efforts to increase its student, faculty and research footprint in India - the world's largest higher education market after China. Charu Sudan Kasturi reports.

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Blame game in DU over incomplete syllabus

Amid the blame game over incomplete syllabus, both the students and faculty are spending anxious days over how they would manage the forthcoming exams. Shaswati Das reports.
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