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BRAOU eligibility test 2014 which is conducted by Dr. BR Ambedkar Open University for admission to degree courses offered by the university has been postponed to April 13, 2014 which were earlier scheduled for April 06, 2014, due to ZPTC and MPTC elections. Also the online registration for the same has been extended to March 25, 2014.

Indian Institute of Management, IIM, Calcutta announces admission to Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships () from researchers who want to contribute to the theory and practice of management for 2014 session.

Indian Institute of Management, IIM, Calcutta announces admission to Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships () from researchers who want to contribute to the theory and practice of management for 2014 session.

The school education department has strictly ordered the schools affiliated to the Central Board of Education (CBSE) to stick to NCERT books and not to compel students to buy books from private publishers.

Ever since the announcement of the changes made to SAT exam, there have been mixed reviews and reactions to the news, especially among the foreign students

With the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for admission to India's premier engineering institutes split in 2014, admission to India's elite Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT's) have all been denied to interested foreign born candidates; their only fault being that they were born to parents who were outside India, many of who have since returned to India.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is currently planning to bring forth a common recruitment system in order to tap talent for its core functions. The apex banking and financial institution has hinted that this new recruitment system will be loosely based on the UPSC exam for civil services.

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has introduced a score reporting feature that will enable prospective business students taking the GMAT to preview their unofficial score before deciding whether to report or cancel them. However, it will have to be a split second decision.

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has introduced a score reporting feature that will enable prospective business students taking the GMAT to preview their unofficial score before deciding whether to report or cancel them. However, it will have to be a split second decision.

Taking a tough stand on a nationalized bank's denial to grant loan to an engineering aspirant, the Madras High Court has asked all banks to strictly adhere to the national educational loan policy.

The University Grants Commission has brought the engineering and management colleges wanting to increase their intake or wanting to set up new branches to a standstill. UGC has said no to formation of new engineering and management colleges in India and the addition to their seats for at least a year.

The education department has once again failed to secure admissions under the Right to Education Act (RTE) in the private unaided schools of Ludhiana. Interestingly, the Act has been failing to serve its purpose since its inception five years back.

The CBSE regional office in Thiruvananthapuram has asked a few schools in the region of Kochi to go for assessment tests in government hospitals. The main motive behind the move is to avoid misuse of concessions specifically meant for students with learning disabilities, studying in classes IX to XII.

The Supreme Court of India, on Thursday, emphasized the need on behalf of the government to take more initiatives to establish quality primary schools. According to the SC, this move is a necessary step towards beating the rush in some of the minority run institutions in the country.

As per recent reports, India is giving a serious thought on its decision to recognize the one year master's degree awarded in Britain. The British universities decision not to accept Indian Class XII certificates has compelled the education ministry of the country to consider such a step.

We all require some advice sometime or the other. When it comes to our careers, everyone hopes and wishes for the best. The facet of life is that at you have to work hard to get to where you would hope and wish to be.

If all goes according to the plans of Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA), professional seat aspirants will soon cease to require being physically present for document verification after qualifying the Common Entrance Test (CET). KEA plans to transform the whole process to a rigorous online verification

So you think you have landed your dream internship and you'd like to retain it. After all, finding a job that you like and be able to keep working in it- is hard to come by these days. That might not be the only reason why you'd like to keep working where you are interning at.

The Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE ) is trying to come up with an alternative to homework for upper primary level ( Class VI to VIII). As a part of this move, the board is consulting all schools affiliated to it on the issue.

Good news for students of Classes VI to VIII in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliated schools is on its way. The Board is in talks to come up with an alternative to the conventional homework mainly assigned to the students of the upper primary level.

The BJP has come up with Union budget 2014-15 and it seems to give a precious little in terms of money allocation as well as direction in the field of education.

The state government of Punjab has sought the Medical Council of India's (MCI's) approval to relax the criteria for MBBS admission to around 100 seats in the NRI category. As per previous rules, if the NRI students fail to qualify for the seats, they automatically go to the general pool.