Education

Phase I of the process starts for students to take admissions into engineering and pharmacy courses

The special lecture is being organised as part of the GREAT Talks series that gives Indian students, and learners access to some of the world's brightest minds

With minimum entry requirements one can enrol in such colleges

Need for students, parents and staff of educational institutions to exercise maximum caution is emphasised

The pandemic has been an inflection point and a learning opportunity for the edtech sector as digital education gained wider acceptance

Students of class III explained to co-students about the tribes of different States in India, their food, festivals, and clothing by presenting a special video during assembly.

The activity of ‘Adverbial Flower’ targeted the categorization of the type of adverb used in a given sentence.

The students were reminded that every drop of water was precious and that the water cycle and life cycle are interlinked.

It examined the universities in four streams, general (arts, science and commerce), technical, medical and legal

The celebration started with a message by Principal Sunir Nagi who said that the bond between siblings is one of the purest and most celebrated bonds.

The students came up with innovative posters methods to save water.

Exciting fun-filled games were planned for children to play with their siblings, cousins, or parents at home.

It brought the massive heaving of this proud, technologically advanced planet to a grinding, sandpapering halt! People, rich and poor alike were forced indoors.

Since a good number of IIT-H students are from the Telugu speaking States, they also shared the new logo on their timelines.

With admissions less than 25% of total intake available, managements forced to shut down institutions

If any seat allotted candidate is looking for a better choice, he/she can exercise web options in the third phase by sliding, but after self-reporting online

Students displayed a wonderful amalgamation of functionality and aesthetics and were adjudged on various parameters, by a panel of judges.

The colour yellow also symbolizes long-lasting friendships, loyalty and courage, teachers at the event said.

The school organised various activities such as face painting, thumbs up for tigers and painting posters with slogans to save tigers.

Prof. Sarraju was born on September 20, 1958 in Prathipadu village of East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh

The gateway was erected to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Delhi Durbar of 1877; 20 years after the British Crown took over direct administration of India from the East India Company.

The beautiful rakhis were handmade by the students with the help of their art teacher.

The intent to conduct a debate on this topic was to let students explore this societal phenomenon and think of it from varied perspectives, the school said.

Students showcased documentary videos on biofuels, categories, and their advantages to have a better tomorrow.