FIITJEE- one of the leading coaching institutes for engineering entrance exam preparations, has announced its Proctored Online Scholarship cum Admission Test (POSAT), and is scheduled to be conducted on 2nd August 2020. Students will be taking the test from their home. POSAT is for students currently studying in Class XI or those who have already cleared XII and wishes to prepare …
A new Heat Commission convened by the CBI and University of Birmingham – chaired by Lord Karan Bilimoria – has called on the Government to develop a National Delivery Body (NDB) to lead the development and implementation of a national heat decarbonisation strategy. Heat is the largest single source of UK carbon emissions, accounting for over one-third whilst decarbonising heat stands as …
For next intake, October 2020, Sommet Education, Swisss hospitality education group comprising Glion Institute of Higher Education and Les Roches – will provide new Bachelor students with a “phygital” academic program combining digital experiences with physical ones. This curriculum option is dedicated to international students experiencing travel restrictions in the current context and enables them to start the first semester of their Bachelor remotely. …
The dates for the Common Law Admission Test 2020 (CLAT) have been declared and will be conducted on August 22, 2020. Amandeep Rajgotra, National Product Head LAW, PRATHAM TEST PREP, shares a few preparation tips for aspirant students The exam (also called the ‘CLAT’) is an aptitude-based exam where the intent is to test the student’s interest towards law and …
SpaceTech startup. Digantara Research and Technologies Pvt Ltd (Digantara) has been incubated by SID (Society for Innovation and Development) at the Indian Institute of Science, (IISc), Bengaluru. As a part of the incubation program, Digantara has been offered a grant of INR 25 lakhs to support its ongoing research and product development. Founded by Anirudh Sharma & Rahul Rawat in …
By Dr Nitesh Dhawan, Public Servant & Author The situation of migrant workers stuck during the lockdown period has been of great concern. About 6.3 lakh migrant workers were given shelter in 22,567 government relief camps. Many lost touch with their families. Though state government took several initiatives like providing them shelter homes, food and medical facilities, they became desperate …
