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NCERT Launches Four-Day Interactive AI Programme To Boost Mathematical Skills
NCERT launches a four-day interactive AI programme to enhance students' mathematical skills from January 12-15, 2026.
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Amazon India Launches Academy To Help Students Prepare For JEE
The online preparation will equip students with in-depth knowledge and practice routines required for the JEE, through curated learning material, live lectures and comprehensive assessments in Math, Physics and Chemistry.
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Teaching Math Online At 80, Ambuja Iyer Says Journey Not Over Yet
Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.
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British kids log on and learn Math in Punjab
Once a week, year six pupils at Ashmount Primary School in North London settle in front of their computers, put on their headsets and get ready for their math class. A few minutes later, their teachers come online thousands of kilometers away in the Indian state of Punjab. Ashmount is one of three state schools in Britain that decided to outsource ...
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NCERT Launches Four-Day Interactive AI Programme To Boost Mathematical Skills
NCERT launches a four-day interactive AI programme to enhance students' mathematical skills from January 12-15, 2026.
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Amazon India Launches Academy To Help Students Prepare For JEE
The online preparation will equip students with in-depth knowledge and practice routines required for the JEE, through curated learning material, live lectures and comprehensive assessments in Math, Physics and Chemistry.
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Teaching Math Online At 80, Ambuja Iyer Says Journey Not Over Yet
Ambuja Iyer, a Mathematics teacher, has taken up teaching online at the age of 80. A pioneer in the field of Indian education, Ambuja Iyer, is a Mathematics teacher who has taught around 50 thousand students over the years.
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British kids log on and learn Math in Punjab
Once a week, year six pupils at Ashmount Primary School in North London settle in front of their computers, put on their headsets and get ready for their math class. A few minutes later, their teachers come online thousands of kilometers away in the Indian state of Punjab. Ashmount is one of three state schools in Britain that decided to outsource ...
