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  • Applications called for Fulbright-Nehru Fellowship 7/Feb/2011
  • The US-India Educational Foundation has announced the opening of its annual competition for Fulbright-Nehru and other Fulbright fellowship opportunities for study, research, teaching and professional development in the US. Exemplary Indian students, academics, teachers, policy planners, administrators and ..
  • MCD to implement poor quota in schools 4/Feb/2011
  • The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), following an order from the Delhi government, will implement the guidelines on 25 per cent reservation for students from economically weaker sections in primary public schools recognised by the civic body. According to a statement, the government has asked the ..
  • Nursery admissions: more lists, more struggles! 6/Feb/2011
  • Struggling for your child’s nursery admission? And if your child does not fall in categories like sibling, alumni, girl child, management or EWS quota, the chances of getting admission this year become even bleaker. With many schools having now released their lists for pre-school ..
  • Parents under scanner for kids admissions 3/Feb/2011
  • Parents seeking pre-primary admission for their children for the 2011-12 academic year have been interviewed about their income details and whether they have the internet at home. This despite the fact that interviews were banned after the Right to Education (RTE) Act was implemented. One school also asked parents to ..
  • 11% increase in Muslim students admitted to primary schools in 2009-10 3/Feb/2011
  •  There has been an 11 per cent increase in admission of Muslims to primary schools across the country during 2009-2010, said National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) Chairman Justice M.S.A. Siddiqui on Wednesday. Talking to The Hindu, Mr. Justice Siddiqui said that the ..
  • E-admissions will be quicker this year, promises Education Minister 1/Feb/2011
  • While online admissions to junior college were a relatively smooth affair last year, several complained of just how time-consuming the process was, delaying the start of the new academic session. This time, the new education minister Rajendra Darda said he wants to decrease the period taken for online admissions and ..

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