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‘Never prepare for CSE in isolation’
Mission Possible Study Circle is a not-for-profit organisation which helps students prepare for the civil services examination (CSE). The institute, near Indira Gandhi National Open University in Sout...
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Confused over credits
There is mixed reaction from students to DU’s Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) — praise for the wide range of choices offered, criticism for the semester system.
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Three apps to transform your pictures into artworks
Clicking pictures is second nature to students today. Capturing memories and preserving fun-filled moments with friends, among other things, is almost as important to them as studying. Though filters ...
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December 31, 2016
Great summer at Kingston
As part of summer school, as a student of Commerce, I had the opportunity to attend Kingston University’s month-long course on International Business Management which emphasised the international as...
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October 2, 2016
Tryst with the future
I always wanted to work with a technology company and my eight-week long internship with Samsung was the stepping stone towards my dream.I was in the fifth semester of my computer science and engineer...
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October 2, 2016
Latest scholarship opportunities
Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships
CWIT aims to provide a chance to early to mid-career practitioners to study in the U.K. in the fields of Arts (visual, music, performance, film, photography, ...
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October 2, 2016
Fight those demons away
A first-year engineering student in Kochi attempted suicide allegedly due to ragging by senior students. – September 27A 19-year-old medical student allegedly committed suicide by jumping into the qua...
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September 25, 2016
Let the words flow
A project report of around 5,000 words is due in a month. No sweat, you tell yourself. I have plenty of time. Meanwhile, you busy yourself with other jobs. As days morph into weeks, the 5,000 words lo...
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September 18, 2016
Sports manager in the making
I have always had a passion for sports and a flair for sales. I thought I’d do well in life if I found something that would combine these two interests. So I switched lines after my bachelor’s in eng...
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September 18, 2016
Know your English: September 19
What is the meaning of ‘moxie’? (K Rajesh, Delhi)First, let us deal with the pronunciation of this word. The first syllable rhymes with ‘box’, ‘fox’ and ‘pox’, and the ‘ie’ in the second sounds like t...
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September 18, 2016
Beyond the classroom
Life at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras is more than just classes. It’s about staying at the campus, experiencing life, exploring opportunities and discovering new talents. Learning is beyon...
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September 18, 2016
Stay safe while shopping
The digital world is evolving everyday, and, as a result, staying safe online is increasingly becoming a relevant issue. From seemingly secure big companies to individuals, no one is safe from being h...
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AHMEDABAD,
September 16, 2016
Centre may introduce quota for faculty at IIMs: Javadekar
The central government intends to bring a bill to introduce quota for faculty positions in the country's premier business schools Indian Institute of Management (IIMs), Human Resource Development Pra...
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Maharashtra govt. makes exams ‘fail-safe’
Deportation, indelible blot
New app development course by IIT-M
Get that global edge
NEET 2016: More tips
Know your English: September 12
Latest scholarship opportunities
From battlefront to boardroom
NEW DELHI,
October 4, 2016
CBSE to review affiliation by-laws
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has set the ball rolling to check the commercialisation of education and is mulling the idea of placing a cap on the maximum fees a school can charge f...
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October 2, 2016
Know Your English: October 3
What is the meaning and origin of ‘tip one’s hands’? (M Revathi, Mangalore)
It is not ‘tip one’s hands’ but ‘tip one’s hand’. This idiom has been part of the English language for several hundred yea...
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October 2, 2016
ASK that question
That feeling when it seems like everyone around you gets it and you are the only one who does not! And you are afraid that asking the question which no one else seems to have would just make you look ...
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September 29, 2016
Faculty matters...
The government of India has been encouraging the growth of tertiary education institutions across the country to facilitate accessibility. However, establishing quality institutions has become a misse...
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September 25, 2016
Write that winning SoP
A statement of purpose is a student’s personal introduction to the admissions committee of a university describing his/her background, interests, future plans and why he/she wishes to pursue a partic...
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September 18, 2016
Inspiring change
The recently held Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections, like every year, saw numerous rallies to woo student voters.ABVP, the winning party, in their 25-point manifesto, has promised stud...
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September 18, 2016
Latest scholarship opportunities
Adobe India - Women in Technology Scholarship 2017This scholarship recognises outstanding female students in the technology field.Eligibility: Female students currently enrolled at a university for th...
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September 18, 2016
Balance the virtual and the real
The inspiration for this week’s sharing comes from two diverse sources. One was a conversation among a group of students, and the other, an article that appeared in a magazine. The conversing group we...
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September 18, 2016
What’s your choice?
An estimated 1,80,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from across India fly abroad every year to pursue higher education. A majority (over 54 per cent) of them enrol at American universities w...
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September 14, 2016
A spokesperson for science research
She has already had a pretty illustrious stint so far and now things are set to become even better for the 23-year-old science scholar Shwetha Srinivasan. In 2013, she was the youngest Indian to be in...
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Three apps to help you backup and secure phone data
Breaking the glass ceiling at AUT
Latest scholarship opportunities
My sales pitch
Give space for open dialogue
Chasing the IIT dream across Palk Bay
TVS Srichakra, SASTRA to train engineering grads
Platform for empowering girls
Colleges
Write that winning SoP
Your statement of purpose should make you stand out. Some pointers to drafting that polished essay, and pitfalls you must avoid.
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Sports manager in the making
Friendly faculty and an active advisory board make Deakin’s sport management programme one of the best, writes ARVIND SREENIVAS.
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Schools
Noida government school students “in the dark” for months
Several schools in Gautam Budh Nagar without electricity since April as Education Department failed to clear dues
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Careers
Therapists for the mind
Psychology, a field with critical shortage of experts in India as well as all over the world, offers numerous specialisations to choose from.
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What do you look for in a newspaper for students?
The Hindu In School will be back after a short summer break. During this time, we wish to tweak the product that’s especially designed for school students. Just take our simple questionnaire and tell us what YOU would look for in a newspaper for students.
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