Oxford University Press India aims to boost early education with ‘The Learning Train’ foundation series

Oxford University Press India, an educational resources provider claims to have developed ‘The Learning Train’, a foundation series centred around interactive activities. The comprehensive series encompasses a total of 15 books, organised into three distinct levels – beginner, level one and level two. Within each level, the series offers dedicated books for English, Mathematics, Hindi, Creative Skills and Environmental Awareness, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience, Sonia Relia, author, My Learning Train series, Oxford University Press India, told FE Education. “My Learning Train uses activity-based methods called KINOLEARN and KINOPHONICS, emphasising cost-effectiveness and interactive group learning.

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Why institutes need to invest in professional and personal development of faculties in India?

In a recent study conducted by Zamit India, 55% of teachers in India struggle with the completion of regular tasks on account of work-related stress and tension. The findings underlined the extent to which? school teachers felt weighed down? and constantly so, due to the high degree of pressure which t comes with their job. Add to this, the transition to online mode of teaching increased their woes. However, with a clutch of solutions launched by ed-tech platforms, gradually the Internet has helped in reducing the burden.?

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Physics Wallah aims to focus on AI and ML to boost student performance, accessibility

There has been a growing demand for integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the educational landscape in India, fundamentally transforming traditional teaching methods and delivering a multitude of advantages to both students and educators. Educational platforms driven by AI now possess the capability to analyse the learning patterns of students, tailoring content to align with their unique requirements and learning pace, Devesh Mishra, chief technology officer, Physics Wallah, told FE Education. “AI furnishes educators with immediate insights, allowing them to swiftly adjust their instructional approaches. Indian educational institutions which have integrated AI-powered feedback systems have witnessed a notable 20% enhancement in student academic performance,” he said.

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AdmitKard aims to generate net revenue of Rs 50 Crore by FY25; to focus increasing collaboration with international universities

AdmitKard, a venture capitalist funded edtech platform claims to mentor students to understand and learn the process of filing? applications to be able to seek? admission in international colleges . As per data shared by Central Board of School Examination (CBSE) of the 16.60 lakh students who appeared for grade 12th exams, the overall pass percentage stood at 87.7%.? . Only 27% of these students made it to higher education , due to unavailability of seats in good institutions.. So, we want to fill this demand and supply gap by bringing international universities to Indian students, Rachit Agarwal, co-founder, AdmitKard. “In India, around one crore students pass 12th grade every year. During the last financial year, almost 2,000 students found an? admission through our platform and this year, this has? increased to approximately 5,000,” he noted.?

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GD Goenka University ramps up programme offering; claims a high placement record

Founded a decade ago, GD Goenka University claims to offer a comprehensive range of programmes spanning nearly 70 domains such as Engineering, Management, Design, Liberal Arts, Allied Health Sciences, Agriculture, Hospitality and more. In addition, it recently introduced programmes in mass media and entertainment? as part of its? regular curriculum, B. S. Satyanarayana, VC, GD Goenka University, told FE Education. “At our campus, we take pride in our ability to cover a wide spectrum of knowledge areas, including emerging fields that hold great significance for our nation, all within a single institution,” he added.

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University of Lincoln invite applications for MSc Analytical Sciences

The University of Lincoln is now accepting applications for the MSc Analytical Sciences programme for the academic year 2024-25. This specialised course aims to equip science graduates and related fields with comprehensive training in the modern techniques of analytical science. The programme aims to nurture practical skills essential for specialised career opportunities in areas such as pharmaceuticals, forensics, archaeology and environmental analysis, according to an official release.

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Nuvepro partners with upGrad; claims to empower 50,000 students with Cloud Computing education

Nuvepro, a provider of cloud computing solutions, has entered into a partnership with upGrad, a company that offers integrated learning, skilling and workforce development solutions. This collaboration aims to transform the field of Cloud Computing education. Since 2018, Nuvepro and upGrad claims to have been working together to enhance the educational experience for students enrolled in Cloud Computing programmes, benefitting more than 50,000 users, according to an official release.

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Physics Wallah launches PW IOI School of Technology; classes to commence from October 9

Physics Wallah (PW), an ed-tech platform, has inaugurated the PW IOI School of Technology (PW IOI-SOT), a four-year residential programme focused on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This initiative aims to bridge the gap in the supply and demand of digitally skilled talent within the Indian software industry. Situated strategically in Bengaluru, the institute claims to have enrolled more than 150 students for its programme, according to an official release.??

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IIM Sambalpur introduces MBA programme for working professionals

Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Sambalpur has introduced a new MBA programme for working professionals, an official statement said. The primary objective of the programme is to provide expertise in data science and product management, innovation and startup in addition to the functional domain, as mentioned in the official statement.?

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Ashoka University join forces with Monash University; aims to strengthen academic ties

Ashoka University has partnered with Monash University, Australia, through this partnership both institutions aim to enhance academic connections. Their partnership focuses on collaborative research in fields such as health humanities and data sciences. It aims to facilitate the exchange of academic resources, scholars and students, as well as joint seminars and workshops, according to an official release.

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Amity University researchers develop AI-based technology for male fertility detection

The researchers at Amity University, Uttar Pradesh, Noida develop an AI based software for male fertility detection, the technology is developed by the Priyanka Narad and Abhishek Sengupta, as per the press release. Furthermore, the University signed a technology transfer agreement with a Pune based biotech company, APS Life Tech for transferring this technology, it added.

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