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5Nov

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NLSIU to reserve 10 seats for Karnataka students in return for seven acres of additional land in Bengaluru

National Law School of India University (NLSIU) campus, in Bengaluru | Photo Credit: MURALI KUMAR K The National Law School of India University (NLSIU) has agreed to reserve an additional 10 Supernumerary Quota seats for students from Karnataka in return for acquiring seven acres of additional land from Bangalore University at Jnanabharati for expansion of its campus in Bengaluru.As per an agreement between the government of Karnataka and NLSIU, from the next academic year, an additional 10 seats will be available for law degree courses for students from Karnataka.“Already, NLSIU reserves 25% of seats for Karnataka students on a horizontal basis. However, we don’t want to give seven acres of land for expansion ...

22Oct

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Gemstones for Students: Enhancing Focus and Learning – Times of India

Only students know that an academic journey is both challenging and thrilling. All the students look for, during this time, are resources to improve concentration and memory, which can further help to control stress. Vedic Astrology and Holistic Healing believe that such specific gemstones help in academic success and the development of personality and human beings.Here are some of the most effective gemstones for a student looking forward to optimizing their learning experience.1. Blue Sapphire (Neelam)Blue Sapphire is said to enhance mental acuity and clarity. Hence, it is worn by the student for concentration while studying so that knowledge absorbs well. Wearing blue sapphire also reduces nervousness and tension.2. AmethystAmethyst is the grounding stone that balances your emotions. It...

30Sep

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Video | Students Of ADAPT Dance To The Samarth Anthem

Samarth school workshops on inclusivity, diversity, and accessibility reach ADAPT (Able Disabled All People Together), Centre for Special Education. With smiles on their faces, students of ADAPT groove to the tune of the Samarth anthem.Source link

18Aug

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Education | Pramath Raj Sinha: India as a global study centre

Big is not always beautiful. With over 58,000 institutions and 43 million students, India’s higher education system is one of the biggest in the world. But the overall perception of our colleges and universities is poor and, indeed, our institutions are plagued by issues of low quality. Addressing these deficiencies requires a three-pronged approach focused on systemic change. Without this, India cannot become a global hub for higher education; we need to become high-quality locally to be perceived as an attractive centre internationally.Currently, there is a huge disparity in the quality of education. While prestigious public institutions like the IITs and IIMs and private ones such as Ashoka University and ISB take pains to maintain high standards, most colleges and universities struggle...

25Jun

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NEET gets messy

A deep dive into what went wrong with entrance exams like NEET this year and how it affected the ambitions of millions of studentsA protest by students’ organisations in Hyderabad, Jun. 18; (Photo: ANI) There seems to be no end to the troubles at the National Testing Agency (NTA), which conducts major entrance examinations in the country and holds the fate of millions of students in its hands. Over three million have been left hanging with the controversies surrounding two big examinations—the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (Undergraduate) or NEET-UG, the gateway for admissions to medical courses in India, and the University Grants Commission-National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET), the key qualification for those hoping to find teaching jobs in colleges or to get ...