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In Talks with Canada To Make Sure Students' Issues Are Resolved: Ministry Of External Affairs
India, in regards to the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, said that New Delhi has taken up the matter with Canada to make sure that students are not affected.
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Delhi's Miranda House Is India's Top College, St Stephens No 4: Full List
The Ministry of Human Resource Development today released a list of top-ranking institution in the country. IIT-Chennai ranked first, IISc-Bangalore second and IIT-Delhi third in HRD ministry's national ranking of higher learning institutions. Delhi University's Miranda House topped the list of colleges, while St Stephen's has ranked fourth.
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IIT Madras Tops India Ranking Of Higher Education Institutes, JNU No. 7
Indian Institute of Technology Madras tops the list of higher education institutes, in the list released today by the Ministry of Human Resource Development.
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Reddit, Telegram Among Websites Blocked in India, Say Internet Groups
Some Internet users have posted on social media screenshots of pages displaying messages saying a website was blocked to comply with government orders.
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Top 5 Under Graduate Courses To Study In 2017 In India
All state and national boards are in the process of declaring class 12 board exam results. Some states have already declared the result. With result declaration, comes the huge responsibility of selecting the course for under graduation. Here we have compiled a list of 5 courses which you can study in under graduation to have an edge in the career ...
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IIT-Kharagpur Lost Out In Rankings Over Faculty-Student Ratio, Says Director
The Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur, which came third in the Education Ministry's ranking of engineering institutes in the country, on Monday said it lost out mainly due to its faculty-student ratio.
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The Best IIT And IIM Are... Government Releases Rankings
IIT Madras has been picked India's best engineering college - followed by IIT Mumbai and IIT Kharagpur - by Smriti Irani's Human Resource Development Ministry.
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At Least 1 College Educated in 50 Per Cent Families in India Says Government Figures
Almost 50 per cent households in the country had at least one matriculate or above between 2001-11, a 10 per cent increase than the previous decade, the latest census figures released today said.
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Create a Microsoft, Google in India, Narendra Modi tells college students in Chennai
Batting for home grown corporates, BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today exhorted the student community to set up their own enterprises in India in line with global giants like Apple, Microsoft and Google.
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India tries to lure foreign colleges to cash in demographic dividend
When 19-year old Pavitra Singh, one of 20 million students at India's universities and colleges, gets her degree in two years' time, she fears it will not be enough to secure a job. Indian employers tend to agree. Many say graduates from homegrown universities are often unemployable because job seekers do not have the skills they want, one reason w...
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Faculty shortage could thwart India's education dream
At one of the better colleges in India's capital, there is just one large room for 140 faculty members to sit and have a cup of tea or grade papers. "If even half show up, there aren't enough chairs," said Ghazala Amin, a history professor there. "There is no other place to work. In this situation, how do you expect teachers to work?"
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In Talks with Canada To Make Sure Students' Issues Are Resolved: Ministry Of External Affairs
India, in regards to the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, said that New Delhi has taken up the matter with Canada to make sure that students are not affected.
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Delhi's Miranda House Is India's Top College, St Stephens No 4: Full List
The Ministry of Human Resource Development today released a list of top-ranking institution in the country. IIT-Chennai ranked first, IISc-Bangalore second and IIT-Delhi third in HRD ministry's national ranking of higher learning institutions. Delhi University's Miranda House topped the list of colleges, while St Stephen's has ranked fourth.
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IIT Madras Tops India Ranking Of Higher Education Institutes, JNU No. 7
Indian Institute of Technology Madras tops the list of higher education institutes, in the list released today by the Ministry of Human Resource Development.
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Reddit, Telegram Among Websites Blocked in India, Say Internet Groups
Some Internet users have posted on social media screenshots of pages displaying messages saying a website was blocked to comply with government orders.
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Top 5 Under Graduate Courses To Study In 2017 In India
All state and national boards are in the process of declaring class 12 board exam results. Some states have already declared the result. With result declaration, comes the huge responsibility of selecting the course for under graduation. Here we have compiled a list of 5 courses which you can study in under graduation to have an edge in the career ...
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IIT-Kharagpur Lost Out In Rankings Over Faculty-Student Ratio, Says Director
The Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur, which came third in the Education Ministry's ranking of engineering institutes in the country, on Monday said it lost out mainly due to its faculty-student ratio.
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The Best IIT And IIM Are... Government Releases Rankings
IIT Madras has been picked India's best engineering college - followed by IIT Mumbai and IIT Kharagpur - by Smriti Irani's Human Resource Development Ministry.
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At Least 1 College Educated in 50 Per Cent Families in India Says Government Figures
Almost 50 per cent households in the country had at least one matriculate or above between 2001-11, a 10 per cent increase than the previous decade, the latest census figures released today said.
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Create a Microsoft, Google in India, Narendra Modi tells college students in Chennai
Batting for home grown corporates, BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today exhorted the student community to set up their own enterprises in India in line with global giants like Apple, Microsoft and Google.
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India tries to lure foreign colleges to cash in demographic dividend
When 19-year old Pavitra Singh, one of 20 million students at India's universities and colleges, gets her degree in two years' time, she fears it will not be enough to secure a job. Indian employers tend to agree. Many say graduates from homegrown universities are often unemployable because job seekers do not have the skills they want, one reason w...
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Faculty shortage could thwart India's education dream
At one of the better colleges in India's capital, there is just one large room for 140 faculty members to sit and have a cup of tea or grade papers. "If even half show up, there aren't enough chairs," said Ghazala Amin, a history professor there. "There is no other place to work. In this situation, how do you expect teachers to work?"
