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 | Only 30% of Indian PhDs are women: GATI to set gender parity records straightGender Advancement for Transforming Institutions (GATI) by the ministry aims to nudge higher education and research institutes towards supporting diversity | |
 | Digital assessment platform for students to be launched in Kerala on Nov 22SkEdu is a one-of-its-kind application that blends technological innovations with emotions for the mental well- being of the students, a KSUM release said | |
 | Board exams to happen for sure, schedule to be announced soon, says CBSE SecretaryThe comments by Tripathi come amid demands from various quarters for cancellation or postponement of board exams in view of rising COVID-19 cases | |
 | UK's Oxford vaccine Phase-2 trial indicates strong results in older adults, says Lancet studyThe Oxford Covid-19 vaccine has collaborated with Indian drug maker--Serum Institute of India (SII) for which phase 2 clinical trials are being conducted in India also | |
 | Study finds 7 out of 10 Indian parents think there's no health risk if their kids go back to schoolThe study also found that teachers and parents are not happy the way classes are being conducted online — 90 per cent of the teachers said that they were unable to properly assess the students
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 | ADB allocates USD 20 mn to help developing members access vaccines for COVID-19The funds will be available for ADB developing members to support vaccine-related health system assessments and the development of country readiness plans to strengthen the capacity | |
 | The trainer brainer: Here's why you cannot afford to miss online education‘What is the best course for me to pursue through the online mode?’ — this must be a very common question that arises in the mind of many youngsters, particularly the graduates | |
 | Less screen time, adequate sleep, better diet can help prevent depression, says studyThe study found a significant relationship between physical activity, healthy diet, and optimal sleep (7-9 hours) associated with less frequency of depressed mood | |
 | How Bhubaneswar's KIIT is fostering a culture of quality education and researchKIIT is just 23 years old as an institution for professional education (started in 1997) and 16 years old as a University (declared in 2004) | |
 | Back to college: No sharing of rooms, hostels to reopen on campuses only where necessarySince residential students may be coming from different locations, they shall remain in quarantine and self-monitor their health for a period of 14 days, the UGC guidelines stated | |
 | Back to college: Students and staff to get safety training, six-day weeks and extended teaching hoursThe UGC has asked institutions to makes sure that the staff and students are trained to keep the campus safe and healthy and prevent any further outbreak | |
 | Ministry of Culture issues SOPs for re-opening of museums, art galleries, exhibitions on preventive measures to contain COVID-19 spreadThese guidelines contain Standard Operating Procedures to be followed by the management of museums, art galleries, exhibitions (both temporary and permanent), as well as the visitors to these spaces | |
 | No fee waiver for the students of CUTN, says Vice-Chancellor KumaravelStudents had sought a waiver of their exam fee and student amenity fee, for a semester that will most likely be held online | |
 | Career guidance platform Univariety launches Subject Selector programme to guide Class 10 studentsUnivariety, being one of the most sought-after career guidance platforms, has recognised the importance of the right career choice for students after completing their Class 10 Board Exams | |
 | Delhi HC seeks response of Centre, AAP on GGSIPU law students demanding postponement of physical examsThe students, represented by advocate Bhuvan Gugnani, have contended in their petition that they have already given multiple exams under various notifications |
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