Hemali Chhapia is a Senior Editor at The Economic Times. She focuses on a range of themes including education, higher education, and educational policy, with a particular interest in lifelong learning and professional development. Hemali's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN and The Economic Times.
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Mumbai: After years of rapid growth that had brought India close to China as the biggest source of international students on Common App, the number
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Harvard Business Schools professor Rohit Deshpande Are Indian business schools preparing students for a world shaped by artificial intelligence, rapid
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A mini tub-washing apparatus, a wearable auto-heating sock, an auto-heating glove, a pressure-flow beehive, a thrasher dustbin, a digital measurement tape and even an umbrella fitted with a torchlight so people could find their way on rainy evenings and still eat outdoors.
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(Representative image) MUMBAI: A govt college is under scrutiny for allegedly outsourcing its courses to private entities to run high-fee courses
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Mumbai: The Maharashtra common entrance test (CET) cell has decided to appoint observers at select private colleges and mandate video recording of institute-level admissions for technical education courses in a bid to improve transparency.
The Urban Management MBA is part of a broader set of programmes the institute is preparing for 2027 Mumbai: As Indian cities expand and the job of
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Mumbai: A state-level body representing coaching-class operators has objected to several provisions in Maharashtra’s proposed regulations for private coaching institutes, calling them “too stringent” and seeking major relaxations in registration, infrastructure, teacher qualifications, fee refunds and penalties.
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Mumbai: Bombay High Court has upheld the cancellation of a student’s engineering admission after finding that the CET scorecard relied upon by him had been altered or fabricated.
