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Hyderabad: After a lull due to the Covid-19 pandemic, students are making a beeline to pursue higher education in universities abroad. This comes in the wake of several countries relaxing travel restrictions, opening visa windows and granting visas to prospective students in view of the receding of the pandemic. Several students have started to look […]
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Hyderabad: GradRight, a higher education focused fintech firm born in Hyderabad, is trying to change the way students finance their education by bringing together students, banks, and universities on a single platform, bringing down the loan research and approval time from 2-3 months to just 3-4 days and saving lakhs for each student. The company […]
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Colleges should continue to be affiliated to universities to ensure quality education
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The one-hour webinar is free of cost and can be attended by anyone who is willing to understand the concepts of Machine Learning and start a career in the domain
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By clustering colleges and courses, optimum utilisation of human resources and infrastructure in HEIs can be achieved
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According to a survey report, 62 per cent of students from the State were keen on studying abroad out of a sample size of 30,000
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The total enrollment was 3.42 crore in 2014-15, mentioned the report released by Education Minister Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank'.
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The webinar is free of cost and can be attended by anyone who is tech-savvy and looking to explore a career in application development
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The support will be provided through various programmes including job preparatory programmes, live sessions to strengthen key skills tested in job interviews, job-readiness assessments, and job postings from corporate hiring partners
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All the issues will be taken up with CM KCR soon. We will make all efforts for a positive decision, after considering all aspects," Minister Koppula Eshwar said.
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The hour long live session is free of cost and can be attended by anyone willing to understand the basic concepts of SEO strategies and how one can kick start a thriving digital marketing campaign
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The US Consulate General in Hyderabad in partnership with the Y-Axis Foundation has opened a new EducationUSA centre here on Friday. The new centre will provide advise on US higher educational to prospective students free of charge.
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British Deputy High Commissioner to TS and AP, Andrew Fleming said the number of Indian students moving to the UK was increasing each year
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EducationUSA is now a global network of advising centres in 170 countries supported by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
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"Missed Call Do, Kahaani Suno" programme is aimed to help children to listen to delightful stories in Kannada, English, Marathi and Hindi languages.
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Noting that skilling, reskilling and upskilling were the need of the day, the Prime Minister the NEP would focus in imparting them to the workforce.
