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Manish Sisodia Asks Delhi Teachers to Cut Down Syllabus by 20%
Deputy Chief Minister & Education Minister, Manish Sisodia, has asked the school teachers to reduce the curriculum by 20%. “We were told we won’t be allowed to reduce the syllabus, so
Sewage Plants to be Set-up in 12 Schools by NDMC
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation has decided to set up sewage treatment plants in 12 schools across Delhi. The size of these plants will depend on the space available. The treated water will be use
Tips and Tricks to Give Your Best at NEET 2
After the confusion regarding the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test in May this year, the Supreme Court has ordered that the second part of the exam will be on July 24, 2016. Students who appeare
Foreign Universities May Come to India
The Commerce Ministry has initiated a discussion with the Human Resource Development (HRD) upon allowing foreign universities to open up campuses within the Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as it will al
DU to Start Classes This Week
Delhi University will begin its new academic session from July 20. Classes for all three years will begin together. The university is yet to come out with its final cutoff list, which will be out on W
Private Schools and Colleges to Pay Income Tax
The government has decided to treat private educational institutions on par with commercial establishments, and impose tax on them. Presently, most private educational institutions are registered as c
Education Ministry Makes Admission into IITs Easier for Financially Weaker People
The Education Ministry has decided to provide education loans at lower interest rates to students seeking admission into IITs, whose families have an income of lower than 9 lakhs per annum. Officials
SC Rejects Plea Seeking Stay on Common Medical Entrance Exam Ordinance
The Supreme Court rejected a plea seeking a stay on the Common Medical Entrance Examination Ordinance on Thursday, July 14, saying it was not proper. Justice AR Dave, Head of the Bench, told Attorney
Govt. School in Northeast Delhi Faces Staff Crisis
A government school in Sunder Nagri, Northeast Delhi implemented the rationing scheme due to limited available staff. From having two shifts in a day, they changed it to alternate teaching days for gi
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