EDUCATION
Foreign students expected to stream back into China as restrictions ease
Analysts said that with China's zero-Covid policy dismantled, more Chinese students were looking abroad to further their education. And with strict quarantine rules ended, foreign students were expected to stream back into China, the South China Morning Post reported. "Chinese study abroad will see a recovery (this) year after many obstacles are removed," said Wang Huiyao, Founder and President of the Centre for China and Globalisation (CCG), a Beijing-based think tank.
Govt's 100% online digital university plan to ease access to higher education
The special thing about this initiative is that this university will be connected to all other higher educational institutions and universities of the country as they will be affiliates of this digital university. According to the Ministry, online medium will be recognised right from admission to all other related processes in this digital university. The admission of students in this digital university will also be through online mode. The students of this digital university will be evaluated through online examinations, and the mode of teaching will also be online.
Undaunted by negativity, needed a rocky year for future success: Byju Raveendran
In a letter to employees seen by IANS, Raveendran said that as India's largest startup, they have been in the spotlight for a while now. "We have always been open to informed criticism, and we have never shied away from sharing our facts and figures. But criticism is one thing, and cynicism is quite another," he wrote to employees. "I have always maintained that we are pioneers in execution, not in perfection. Ultimately, the challenges faced this year have equipped us to weather every future storm and thrive for decades to come," he said.
Dual degrees will make global education affordable for Indian students: UGC chief M. Jagadesh Kumar
In an interview with IANS, Kumar talked on various issues like four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP), campuses of foreign universities, 6,000 vacant posts of teachers in Central universities, implementation of New Education Policy (NEP) and major changes coming in 2023 in universities. The teacher-student ratio still needs to improve in Central universities, including the University of Delhi. What is UGC is doing to improve the ratio?
CBSE Board Examination 2023: Know all about the exam pattern, sample papers, rationalized syllabus for class 10, 12 exams
In Year 2023, 10th Class exam will contain at least 40% of questions while 12th Class exam will contain at least 30% of questions that will be competency-based and these questions will be containing multiple formats like objective type, constructing response type, assertion, reasoning and case based.
CBSE class 10,12 board exams to begin on 15 February 2023
The board examination will begin at 10.30 am. In a statement, the CBSE further said that sufficient gap has been given between two subjects. It also added that other factors such as competitive entrance tests have also been taken into account while deciding the dates for class 10,12 board exams.
CUET-PG 2023 will be conducted from June 1 to 10: UGC chief
According to the UGC Chaiman, the application process for CUET-PG is to start in mid-March 2023. It is a great opportunity for students to try for admission to multiple universities in post-graduate programmes using the CUET-PG score, he added. For CUET-PG, universities can complete their admission process by the end of July 2023 and begin the academic sessions by August 1 2023, the UGC chief said.
GATE 2023: Admit Card to be released on January 3, here’s how to Download
Enrollment ID and Password will be required for downloading the admit card. While appearing for the examination students should have a valid id proof along with the admit card. Applicants should read the instructions given in the admit card for appearing in the GATE 2023 Examination.
CBSE CTET 2022: Admit card released, here’s how to download
The CTET Exam will be conducted in Computer Based Test Format from December 2022 to January 2023. This examination will be organized in 2 halves in which 1st half will be held from 9: 30 am to 12: 00 pm while the second half will be organized from 2: 30 pm to 5 pm.
4-yr UG programme to make it easier for students eyeing foreign univs
The craze among Indian students to study abroad was increasing every year. According to a government figure presented in the Lok Sabha last week, six lakh Indian students went abroad for higher education till November, this year, while in 2021, the number was 4.44 lakh. The data states that Canada, Germany, Australia, the US and Italy are the top five countries where Indian students go for further studies.
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