The extensive all-encompassing 628-page draft on expected lines explains the new Curricular Structure of 5+3+3+4 recommended under NEP in nuts and bolts. With an integrated implant of relevant ancient concepts, the draft puts a lot of value on values and dispositions besides putting new life into ancient knowledge practices finds Autar Nehru The draft NCF 2023, an ‘intimidating to read …

The first-of-its-kind edtech household survey of low-income segments titled, ‘BaSE: Bharat Survey for EdTech’ by the Central Square Foundation (CSF), a nonprofit working in the area of quality education in school segment across India, important evidence and data has emerged on how this vast population is perceiving the sweeping shift with the Covid pandemic over the past three years—making EdTech …

Harshil Gala, CEO, Navneet TopTech & Manish Mohta, Managing Director, Learning Spiral Simply put, ChatGPT is free software that may be used on any internet-connected device. Programmed to be used as a chatbot, ChatGPT comes with many benefits. From a real-life like interaction ability to creating content within minutes, this platform has the potential to work wonders for many sectors. The main feature …

Amol Maheshwari, Chief Distribution Officer, Fibe Fintech alternatives for education are resolving issues with traditional finance methods. New and emerging fintech education solutions are progressively filling the funding vacuum for education.  As technology evolves, unlike traditional institutions which take time in processing Edtech loans, digital app-based lending solutions make it more accessible and user-friendly with flexible repayment models that suit …

Following Manish Sisodia’s arrest and his subsequent resignation, Delhi’s ‘Education’ Model piloted by him since 2015, won’t pause or even take a bend as his successor, Atishi as the new Education Minister of Delhi, is one of its key architects and from team writes Autar Nehru  Manish Sisodia, Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister of Delhi for the past eight …

Students are overwhelmingly happy to be back at school but at the same time a sizeable proportion of school goers  also believe they are not learning enough (or nothing at all) about how to manage money and a budget or developing digital skills says a report prepared by World’s Largest Lesson, a programme under Project Everyone, a United Nations global …