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Set for a major revamp

The Softnet-Mana TV will start coaching classes in spoken English, Civil Services, NDA, CDS, Central Police forces among other Central Government examinations too. This apart, a bulletin on the current affairs of that particular week would be aired for 30 minutes on weekends.
Jindal Global University opens media school

The OP Jindal Global University (JGU) has inaugurated India's first global media school that will foster inter-disciplinary learning to train and groom the next generation of media leaders, at the India International Centre in New Delhi. "The vision of the school is to provide training as well as the knowledge and education through a critical pe
Demonetisation casts shadow on college fests

Generating funds for conducting annual events is now an uphill task for students and college managements. Students rely on sponsors from corporates and industries to hold their annual fests.
Sebi chief wants NISM to be accorded private varsity status

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) chairman UK Sinha on Saturday said it will apply for a private university status for the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM), which is an initiative to create a cadre of trained market professionals. The proposal can be taken up by the Maharashtra State government in the budget sessio
MS Education Academy launches IAS coaching centre

Part of a CSR initiative, the MS IAS Academy will cater to the meritorious students and the process of selection starts immediately.
A guide to Civil Services Examination

The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is an annual national-level test conducted by the Union Public Service Commission to recruit officers to the IAS, IPS and other central services. The examination -- considered as the toughest and most prestigious in India -- is held in a systematic and time bound manner. It involves three stages with prel
What’s driving students to suicide?

For some students, life grinds to an abrupt halt. Instead of enjoying the blessings of a full life, they choose to end it. Reasons for this hard and often hasty decision are varied — academic pressure, faculty harassment to loss of interest.
Osmania University, a second home for foreign students

Cheaper education expenses, balance between extra-curricular activities and academics attracts students from overseas to Osmania University.
No SET this year too

The Osmania University which has got authorisation from government to conduct the test is yet to get accreditation from the University Grants Commission (UGC), which is a mandatory for holding SET.