Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IP University) has introduced seven new paramedical programmes and started the online application process for admissions. The newly launched programmes include B.Sc. Clinical Psychology (Hons.), Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medical and Trauma Technology (B.Sc. EMTT), Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS)/Master in Applied Epidemiology, MA (Clinical Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma in […]
Pune based EdTech startup Beep App has announced the launch of three specialised UI/UX learning programs aimed at preparing students and early career professionals for evolving opportunities in the digital design and product ecosystem. The newly launched offerings include an Advanced Certification Program, an Advanced Diploma Program and a PG Diploma Program, each designed with […]
Amity University Online, India’s first and leading online university, has successfully concluded the first edition of the Amity Online National Scholarship Aptitude Test (AONSAT) 2026, which has emerged as India’s largest online scholarship admission test for online degree programs initiated by any university. The nationwide initiative witnessed an overwhelming response from aspiring undergraduate and postgraduate […]
Target Learning Ventures Pvt. Ltd.’s signature AQP (Automatic Question Paper) Generator, successfully adopted by coaching institutions for seamless question paper generation, is now being introduced in schools for Grades 8 to 12 starting this academic year. With teachers balancing classroom teaching, paper evaluation, administrative responsibilities, and exam-related tasks, preparing question papers for assessments often becomes […]
The Evolution of Culinary Arts as a career option in India: From Family Tradition to a Global First-Choice Career In India, for centuries, like all skill oriented professions, the culinary arts was also defined by family linked tradition. Culinary knowledge was primarily viewed as a family occupation, where recipes and techniques were guarded secrets passed […]
The Indian classroom today looks very different from before. Learning is no longer focused only on textbooks and exams. Students are being encouraged to ask questions, think independently, work together, and apply concepts in practical situations
An analysis of India's educational paradigm shift in the age of exponential technology