Now, IIMs have one more company queuing up their gates to recruit its students: e-commerce firms. Already hit by a severe talent crunch at senior levels, these new-age companies are now eyeing top B-s

The myth that only students from urban areas develop race cars has been busted. A team of 25 engineering students from Annamalai University in Chidambaram is behind this revolution in their university

In a relief to thousands of first-year (first and second semester) engineering students under the Visvesvaraya Technological University, the high court on Monday directed the university to announce a

Close on the heels of schools with less than five students closing down and their students transferred to nearby institutions, the academic year 2012-13 will see more schools with less than 10 student

The Union minister for power and corporate affairs Veerappa Moily stressed on the dire need for reforms in legal education while giving the convocational address at the Nalsar University of Law on Sun

Despite the Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy’s direction, sale of seats in top engineering colleges by collecting huge donations is continuing unabated with the managements openly flouting the norm

The Rs 35,000 cap and below 10,000 rank ceiling fixed by the government for fee reimbursement to minority students is threatening to snowball into a major political controversy with even the MIM, an a

While Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy has been pitching for improving the standards in engineering colleges, the department of higher education has allowed nearly 170 colleges, with below-par faci

A survey done by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has revealed that only 18 per cent of engineering graduates are industry ready.

Addressing a panel discussion ‘Vocati

The Electronics and Computer Engineering (ECE) stream hogged the limelight on Day-1 of the Eamcet engineering web-based counselling, that began on Friday. There were no takers for Information Techn-o