EDUCATION
IIM Udaipur placements: Average stipend increases by 65.72%
The IIM Udaipur completed the summer placement process for the Batch of 2021-23 with 300 students securing placements and the average stipend increasing by 65.72%. Sharing the topline results and sustaining its growth trajectory -- the stipend for the batch reached Rs 3,00,000 offered in the FMCG and consulting sectors. The top 10 per cent secured an average stipend of Rs 2,62,000; the top 20 per cent secured an average of Rs 2,22,500, and the top 50 per cent received an average stipend of Rs 1,61,000.
SC to hear on Wednesday plea against physical exams for Class 10, 12 CBSE & other boards
The petition will be heard by a bench headed by Justice A.M. Khanwilkar, which oversaw the conduct of exams based on CBSE's 30:30:40 alternative evaluation criteria for exams last year. The plea, filed through advocate Prashant Padmanabhan, said many students studying in CBSE, ICSE, NIOS and state board approached the petitioner, Anubha Shrivastava Sahai, for issues they are facing regarding the board exam.
SC agrees to hear plea against physical exams for Class 10, 12 CBSE & other boards
Advocate Prashant Padmanabhan mentioned the petition for urgent listing before a bench headed by Chief Justice N.V. Ramana. He submitted that the matter is regarding Class 10 and 12 exams. "Physical classes couldn't be conducted due to the pandemic", added Padmanabhan. After hearing brief submissions, the Chief Justice said: "Let the matter go before the bench of Justice A.M. Khanwilkar".
2,000 Indian students scammed as 3 Canadian colleges shut after bankruptcy
Over 2,000 Indian students, who face an uncertain future after three Montreal colleges closed last month by declaring bankruptcy, have demanded intervention by the Canadian government to give them justice. The CCSQ College, M. College, and CDE College had collected millions of dollars in tuition fees from these students before closing. The students, many of whom have moved to different cities to stay with friends or relatives, say they have been scammed.
Jindal School of Banking & Finance students get industry exposure in over 150 companies in 5 countries
JSBF specializes in the contemporary, technology-intensive, and industry-relevant areas of banking, fintech, financial products & services, and allied fields. Nearly 8 per cent of internships of B.Com. students completed outside India in 4 major sectors of banking & finance, management consulting, manufacturing, and tech startups.
BHU to host largest start-up funding competition
The Hult Prize-2022, which is the world's largest student competition for start-up funding, enables the new generation to bring about social change through education and social entrepreneurship. The campus director of the organizing committee, Anshul Sahai said that the competition will be organized through online medium till February 27.
JEE Advanced 2022: IIT Bombay to conduct exams, website launched
Since last year, it was National Test Agency (NTA) has been conducting the JEE Mains exam- the pre-JEE Advance qualifying test- and that too four times a year. Only the Top 2.5 Lakh students who Clear JEE Mains are eligible to appear for JEE Advance.
Safety tips for kids Returning to school during COVID-19
Children have been taught to study in schools by being there physically for as long as one can remember. 5 years back no one would have believed that the same children who threw tantrums for waking up early in the morning to go to school would be studying in online classes from home regularly. As impossible as it sounds, proper tips for students during pandemic helped them pull it off.
NEET UG Counselling 2021: Round 2 Registration to Start on February 16 | Here're details
As the NEET UG Counselling results are to be declared on February 26, 2022, the window for registration and fee payment for the second round will be open and available till February 21, 2022. Registering candidates can fill and lock their choices between February 17 and February 21, according to the MCC NEET Counselling schedule.
Western Australia state reopens to international students
The state of Western Australia (WA) announced a new pathway for already-enrolled international students to return to the Aussie state despite its closed borders. The new pathway announced on Tuesday night allows international students already enrolled in a WA primary school, secondary school, university, college, and technical college, among others, to enter the state, Xinhua news agency reported. Students can either fly directly into the state within the arrival cap set by the Australian government, or indirectly by transiting through another state or territory.
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