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New Delhi, April 12: The IIT Council wants every student to do a technology project to help people in his institute's neighbourhood, but teachers are worried about finding so many projects and the possibility of basic research taking a back seat.

The ministry of food processing industries (MoFPI) has recently constituted the Food Processing Education Council (FPEC). The FPEC is aimed at providing the government inputs on the working of the two premier institutions running under the ministry ...

For perhaps the first time, students of IIT-Madras will protest the fee hike introduced by the Central government for all Indian Institutes of Technology. Students said the hike 80 per cent for undergraduate courses and almost double for ...

Scotlands largest local authority faces has been fined 150,000 after two unencrypted laptops containing thousands of citizens' personal information were stolen. An investigation by the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) found that laptops were ...

Scoring pattern of students remains unchanged even as failure rate goes up compared to 2012. The Council of Indian Certificate for Secondary Education (CICSE) declared its class 10 (Indian Certificate for Secondary Education-ICSE) and class 12 ...

New Delhi: IIT aspirants who have scored over 78.2 per cent marks in their class XII CBSE exam this year and have made it to the final round of the JEE examination stand a chance of being selected to the prestigious institutes. According to CBSE, ...

With the recent launch of the Product Council, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) today took another stride towards achieving the industry vision outlined by the Narayana Murthy Committee earlier this year. Mr.

Research scholars at IIT-Madras will soon have more than just their theses to worry about. Starting this June, they will have to fork out double the usual amount for their academic fees. Nearly 2,500 M.S. students and PhD scholars at the institute ...

A fresh row is brewing over the academic righteousness of a decision of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to disallow engineering colleges from offering three-year and five-year science degree programmes. The Tamil Nadu ...