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IGNOU opens admissions for biodiversity programme

The Indira Gandhi National Open University Sunday invited applications for admission to its online programme in biodiversity.

Separate AMU union for girls

Girls in Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) will now have a union of their own. AMU vice chancellor Lt Gen Zameeruddin Shah said the university will have two separate student unions -- one for boys and another for girls.

NHRC issues notice to Tamil Nadu

The country's apex human rights panel Wednesday issued notice to Tamil Nadu, seeking reports in four weeks over the Scheduled Castes children being denied admission in a government school in Madurai district.

Court notice to Delhi University on teachers' attendance

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notice to the Delhi University and the University Grants Commission (UGC) on a plea for introducing biometric attendance system for teachers to ensure punctuality.

Punjabi to Persian, Kendriya Vidyalaya Tehran teaches it all

It's an Indian school that's been in Iran since the 1930s. It shifted to its present location in Tehran in 1952, became a Kendriya Vidyalaya in 2004 and teaches five languages. On Wednesday, it received a Rs.2 crore boost, the third such grant in the past four years.

Wipro to train school teachers in US

Indian IT major Wipro Limited will train 120 school teachers in partnership with the University of Massachusetts in Boston, US, over the next three years to foster excellence in science education among students.

Government to distribute DVDs of Gandhi in CBSE-affiliated schools

DVDs of films like Gandhi and The making of Mahatma will be distributed in schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Rajya Sabha has informed today.

AIU zonal conference of eastern zone VCs begins in Ranchi

With an aim to provide a platform to the Vice-Chancellors to discuss significant issues of higher education and problems being faced by them, the two-day zonal conference of Eastern Zone VCs of Association of India Universities began at the Central University of Jharkhand campus at Brambe today.

Parents, NGO move HC against new IIT pattern

Even as the controversy surrounding the 2013 IIT admissions appeared to be settling down, Monday brought about a new twist in the tale. Nearly a dozen parents, in collaboration with an NGO, filed a petition in the Bombay High Court — demanding a stay on the new pattern for 2013.

UP Govt revives cash-for-girl scheme in education

The state Cabinet today decided to revive Kanya Vidya Dhan Yojana, which was shelved during previous Mayawati government. The state government has already made allocation of Rs. 439.34 crore for Kanya Vidya Dhan scheme under the current fiscal year.

95 percent schools don't comply with RTE guidelines: Study

Over two years after the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act (RTE) was notified by the central government, more than 95 percent of schools in the country do not comply with its guidelines, a study by an NGO has found.

Delhi government plans to hire 1,000 Urdu teachers

The Delhi government plans to appoint around 1,000 Urdu teachers , an official said Monday.

UP students to get free laptops, computer tablets

The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to give free laptops and computer tablets to students in the the state who pass the high school and intermediate examinations in 2012. The beneficiaries would include students passing...

Science cut-offs rise sharply in DU 1st list

Cut-offs for admission to Delhi University touched a new high for the new academic session, with science courses registering the biggest jump of up to 15% in the first list announced on Monday.

Admission software hacked, medical student tells court

The Supreme Court Tuesday was told by a petitioner that the software developed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) for online counselling and admission to post-graduate medical courses was not foolproof and prone to hacking.
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IGNOU opens admissions for biodiversity programme

The Indira Gandhi National Open University Sunday invited applications for admission to its online programme in biodiversity.

Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology

Eligibility: An applicant must have first class or above throughout and a valid research fellowship from University Grants Commission/Council of Scientific & Industrial Research/Indian Council of Medical Research/Department of Biotechnology/Department of Science and Technology

Newcastle University International Postgraduate Scholarship

NUIPS is available for international students starting their studies in September 2013. Each scholarship will have a value of £1,500 per year, payable towards tuition fees.

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