In a move to deter private schools from hiking fees on a regular basis, the education ministry has cleared a proposal to provide them with grants so that these schools can pay off bills for amenities

The state government has decided to stop permissions for new DEd colleges in the state, as they are churning out more teachers than the jobs available.

Zeinab Khan’s election as the general secretary of student council has won her accolades from the University of Mumbai.

Sounding the death knell for new engineering and professional colleges in the country, Dr S.S. Mantha, chairman of the All-India Council for Technical Education on Saturday said that permissions to new colleges would not be granted unless need for it is mentioned in the perspective plan of the state and concerned university.

With a few cases of erroneous evaluation coming to the fore of the University of Mumbai, the varsity has now decided to computerise the assessment process.

Members of the Maharashtra Federation of University and College Teachers Organisation (MFUCTO) are upset at the treatment meted out to them by minister of state for social justice Shivajirao Moghe.

The Mumbai University will finally computerise all its manual examination application work from March 2013.

Even as school students are gearing up for the mid-term examinations, which begin next week, the School Bus Owners Association (SBOA) has threatened to stop services with immediate effect, due to hara

As a prelude to the IIT-B’s technological extravaganza Techfest 2013, the organisers have introduced TechOlympics, which will be held across six cities in the country. Top teams from TechOlympics will be given an opportunity to compete with each other and showcase their technological prowess in Techfest 2013.

Even as school students are gearing up for the mid-term examinations, which begin next week, the School Bus Owners Association (SBOA) has threatened to stop services with immediate effect, due to hara