Schools and Colleges in India

The education system in India is one of the largest in the world and there are quite a good number of schools, colleges, universities along as well as institutes that offer distance learning courses and online degree programs in India. Therefore, this page leads you to vast information on Schools in India, Colleges in India, Universities in India. Here, we have attempted to cover the educational institutes in every state of India. Educational Institutes include schools in every state, universities, colleges- engineering colleges, medical colleges in India, computer institutes, management colleges, hotel management colleges and also other professional colleges existing in every state of India.

We have tried to provide as correct details as possible about Schools in India, Colleges in India and Universities in India.
However, if you come across any error or discrepancy, do let us know about it. We would welcome any suggestion that would improve the quality of this page- a page that concentrates on providing adequate details about Schools in India, Colleges in India and Universities in India.

* Schools & Colleges in Andhra Pradesh
* Schools & Colleges in Arunachal Pradesh
* Schools & Colleges in Assam
* Schools & Colleges in Bihar
* Schools & Colleges in Chandigarh
* Schools & Colleges in Chhattisgarh
* Schools & Colleges in Delhi
* Schools & Colleges in Goa
* Schools & Colleges in Gujarat
* Schools & Colleges in Haryana
* Schools & Colleges in Himachal Pradesh
* Schools & Colleges in Jammu and Kashmir
* Schools & Colleges in Jharkhand
* Schools & Colleges in Kerala
* Schools & Colleges in Madhya Pradesh



* Schools & Colleges in Karnataka
* Schools & Colleges in Maharashtra
* Schools & Colleges in Manipur
* Schools & Colleges in Meghalya
* Schools & Colleges in Mizoram
* Schools & Colleges in Orissa
* Schools & Colleges in Pondicherry
* Schools & Colleges in Punjab
* Schools & Colleges in Rajasthan
* Schools & Colleges in Sikkim
* Schools & Colleges in Tamil Nadu
* Schools & Colleges in Tripura
* Schools & Colleges in Uttar Pradesh
* Schools & Colleges in Uttarakhand
* Schools & Colleges in West Bengal

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Online Foreign Language Tutorials

The knowledge of a foreign language can help a person in multiple ways. If you learn a foreign language it will enable you not only to mingle with the people of that country, but also to know about the culture and literature of that country. Learning a foreign language is the first step for those who want to pursue higher studies in that country or engage in business activities. The advancement of technology has made the world small but learning a foreign language would enable the people to respect each others differences and know the similarities.

Therefore in the section on foreign language tutorials we are trying to make it easy for you to learn a language of your choice. As many people find it difficult to attend a regular class to learn foreign languages, our online foreign tutorials would help them to learn it in their leisurely hours.

We have started providing online tutorials firstly on the German language and gradually we would be covering other languages like Spanish language, Japanese language, Chinese language, French language, Portuguese language and other important foreign languages which are in demand.

We have tried to provide as accurate information as possible while preparing the foreign language tutorials. However, if you come across any discrepancy or error, do write to us about it.

We would welcome any kind of feedback that will improve the quality of this page- a page that concentrates on providing the best tutorial on various foreign languages.

Below mentioned are some of the Online Foreign Language Tutorials :

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Top Educational Institutions of India

 Being counted among the top educational institutes of India in a stream – be it engineering, medical, management, science, art, design, fashion, animation or any other stream – is not a very easy job. Meticulous planning, having a dedicated faculty, adequate fund, autonomy of administration, a fair admission procedure and a commitment towards building an institute of repute are some of the measures that every good educational institute needs to take. There are several top educational institutes in India that are known for their quality in terms of the faculty members, infrastructure, extracurricular activities and overall approach in the way students are groomed.

At present India is home to some of the best engineering colleges, B-Schools, Arts and Science colleges to several institutes offering professional courses. There are also many reputed schools in India that offer quality education right from the primary to the higher secondary level.

There are many top universities like Delhi University, Calcutta University, Mumbai University and others, to which some of the top colleges are affiliated. There are also many top autonomous colleges like St.Xaviers College, Kolkata that have a well structured syllabus for providing quality education to students.

The standard of education in India has improved a lot over the years. It has always been the effort of the top educational institutes in India to provide quality learning to its students so that they are well groomed to face the challenges of the work place. Examples of some of the top educational institutes of India include the IIMs, IITs, AIIMS , Christian Medical College, Vellore, National Institute of Design, MICA and many more. Whether you are a student of Arts, Commerce or Science Stream, India has just the right institution to cater to all your educational requirements. In addition to the four metros, smaller towns in India are also home to some top managements as well as engineering colleges.

 In view of the huge demand for top rated educational institutions, many more schools and colleges are being developed all across the country. Observing the performance of some of the best institutes of India like IITs, IIIMs, IIScs, the government of India has decided to set up more of such institutes in the coming years.
 

Bachelor of Education, B.Ed

Why study Bachelor of Education?

There are some important reasons as to why one should opt for B. Ed course.

• You become efficient in teaching subjects of your specialization on the basis of accepted principles of learning and teaching.
• The course develops your skills and widens your understanding so that you can impart quality education to your students.
• The course also teaches you about the attitude and makes you skilled in coming up with innovative teaching techniques.
• You become more competent in understanding psychological principles of growth and development and individual differences of the students you teach.
• There is a separate section in this course where you learn to guide the children and counsel them in solving their personal and academic problems.

Top B.Ed colleges in India : If you are willing to have a strong foundation of teaching, it is always prudent to seek admission in some of the reputed B. Ed colleges in India. Jamia Millia Islamia, Maulana Mohammed Ali Jauhar Marg, New Delhi A.G. Teachers College, Ahmedabad Himachal Pradesh University, Department Of Education, Shimla D.M.College of Teacher Education, Imphal Andhra University, Visakhapatanam University of Bombay St. Xaviers College of Education, Patna

• College Of Teacher Education, Kozhikode
• NSS Training College, Pandalam

Indian Universities offering B.Ed course Correspondence courses:

Besides the above mentioned colleges, there are some universities which offer integrated course on Bachelor of Education.

• Annamalai University
• Bangalore University
• Jamia Millia Islamia Institure of Post Graduate Studies and Research
• University of Kerala, Institute of Distance Education
• University of Madras
• Maharishi Dayananad University
• Mother Teresa Women's University
• Patna University
• SNDT Women's University

The demand for qualified and trained teachers all over the country has made the students choose B. Ed to ensure a good teaching job.

Entrance Exam Dates 2011

Entrance Exam Calendar 2011 List of entrance exam dates 2011 India has been compiled for students who are planning to pursue higher education in their chosen fields of study such as management, engineering, law, fashion, medical and UPSC. You can also follow the lists given below to find out the date of your entrance examination this year.

Management Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination Management Aptitude Test (MAT) Feb 6, 2011 Indira Gandhi National Open University Open Management Admission Test (IGNOU-OPENMAT XXIX) Feb 6, 2011 Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Apr 16, 2011 Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) Written Admission Test (WAT) Apr 17, 2011 Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) May 7, 2011 National Aptitude Test (NAT) May 22, 2011

Engineering Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) Mar 1, 2011 Gujarat Common Entrance Exam (GUJCET) Apr 7, 2011 IITs Joint Entrance Examination (IIT JEE) Apr 10, 2011 VIT University Engineering Entrance Examinations (VITEEE) Apr 16, 2011 IIST Admission Test (ISAT) Apr 16, 2011 West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEM) Apr 17, 2011 Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, Entrance Examination (B.Tech) Apr 17, 2011 Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (KEAM) Apr 18 - 19, 2011 All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) Apr 24, 2011 Army Institute of Technology (AIT) Entrance Exam May 1, 2011 Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET) May 11- 12, 2011 BITS Admission Test (BITSAT) May 11 - Jun 10, 2011 Medical Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination Kerala Post Graduate Medical (Degree / Diploma) Entrance Feb 9, 2011 National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS) Entrance Test 2011-12 Feb 27, 2011 Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination - Post Graduate Medical Admission Test (BCECE- PGMAT) Mar 6, 2011 Gujarat Common Entrance Exam (GUJCET) - Medical Apr 7, 2011 West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEM) Apr 17, 2011 Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Wardha - MBBS Entrance Exam Apr 17, 2011 Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (KEAM) Apr 20 - 21, 2011 Armed Force Medical College (AFMC) Pune - MBBS Entrance Exam May 1, 2011 Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET) May 11 - 12, 2011 Army Institute of Technology (AIT) Entrance Exam May 1, 2011 All India Common Entrance Examination (All India Pre-Veterinary Test) - AIPVT May 14, 2011 All India Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Entrance Examination (CBSE- AIPMT) Apr. 3 - May 15, 2011 Amrita Medical Entrance (MBBS,BDS,BAMS) May 22, 2011 Banaras Hindu University PMT Exam May 8, 2011 - Jun 12, 2011 UPSC Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination NDA & NA Exam (I) Apr 17, 2011 Engineering Services Exam May 14, 2011 Civil Services (Prel) Exam Jun 12, 2011 IFS Exam  Jul 9, 2011 Special Class Railway Apprentices (SCRA) Examination Jul 31, 2011 NDA & NA Exam (II) Aug 21, 2011 Combined Defence Services Exam (CDS) (II) Sep 18, 2011 Central Police Forces Exam Oct 19, 2011 Civil Services (Main) Exam Oct 29, 2011 Geologists Exam Dec 3, 2011 IES/ ISS Exam  Dec 3, 2011 Section Officers/ Stenographers (Grade ‘B’/Grade-I) Limited Departmental Competitive Examination Dec 17, 2011 Law Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination Law School Admission Test Apr 30, 2011 National Law University Entrance Exam May 1, 2011 National Law University - PGNET May 15, 2011 Hidayatullah National Law University BA LLB (Hons.) Entrance Test 2011-12  May 15, 2011 Chanakya National Law University BA LLB (Hons.) Entrance Test May 15, 2011 National Law University Entrance Test for UG Courses May 15, 2011 Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) May 15, 2011 Fashion Entrance Exam Dates 2011: Examination Date of Examination National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) - Entrance Examination Feb 20, 2011 Army Institute of Fashion and Design (AIFD) - Written Admission Test (WAT) Apr 30, 2011 Army Institute of Fashion and Design (AIFD) - CAT (Creative Aptitude Test) Jul 8, 2011

History of Education in India

The history of education in India is very rich and interesting. One can trace the ancient India education to the 3rd century BC. Research shows that in the ancient days, sages and scholars imparted education orally, but after the development of letters, it took the form of writing. Palm leaves and barks of trees were used for education, and this in turn helped spread the written literature. Temples and community centers often took the role of schools.

When Buddhism spread in India, education became available to everyone and this led to the establishment of some world famous educational institutions Nalanda, Vikramshila and Takshashila. These educational institutes in fact arose from the monasteries. History has taken special care to give Nalanda University, which flourished from the fifth to 13th century AD, full credit for its excellence. This university had around 10,000 resident students and teachers on its roll at one time. These students included Chinese, Sri Lankan, Korean and other international scholars.

It was in the 11th century that the Muslims established elementary and secondary schools. This led to the forming of few universities too at cities like Delhi, Lucknow and Allahabad. Medieval period saw excellent interaction between Indian and Islamic traditions in all fields of knowledge like theology, religion, philosophy, fine arts, painting, architecture, mathematics, medicine and astronomy.

Later, when the British arrived in India, English education came into being with the help of the European missionaries. Since then, Western education has made steady advances in the country. With hundreds of universities and thousands of colleges affiliated to them, in fact scores of colleges in every discipline, India has positioned itself comfortably as a country that provides quality higher education to its people in specific and to the world in general.

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ICSI to announce CS Examination December 2010 Results on Feb 25

New Delhi: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) will announce the results of the Company Secretary (CS) Examinations conducted in December 2010 on Friday, February 25, 2011 at 12 noon IST.

The results of the Final (Old Syllabus), Foundation Programme (New Syllabus), Executive Programme (New Syllabus) and Professional Programme (New Syllabus) will be available with full marks and grades on the following websites:

http://educationjuncation.blogspot.com/

www.ExamResults.net is a portal of the National Network of Education (NNE). The NNE and ICSI have entered into a collaboration to host the CS Examination Results on www.ExamResults.net

Students can log on to the websites on Friday to get their CS results.

NNE wishes all CS Aspirants, Best of Luck!

 

Cyber Crooks Go "Phishing"

"Phishing," the latest craze among online evil-doers, hasnothing to do with sitting at the end of a dock on a sunnyafternoon dangling a worm to entice hungry catfish.But, if you take their bait, this new breed of online con
artist will hook you, reel you in, and take you for everydollar you have... or worse."Phishing" describes a combination of techniques used bycyber crooks to bait people into giving up sensitivepersonal data such as credit card numbers, social securitynumbers, bank account numbers, dates of birth and more.Their techniques work so well that, according toFraudWatchInternational.com, "phishing" rates as thefastest growing scam on the Internet.Here's the basic pattern for a "phishing" scam...You receive a very official email that appears to originatefrom a legitimate source, such as a bank, eBay, PayPal,a major retailer, or some other well known entity.In the email it tells you that something bad is about to happen unless you act quickly.Typically it tells you that your account is about to get closed, that someone appears to have stolen your identity,  or even that someone opened a fraudulent account using your  name.In order to help straighten everything out, you need to
click a link in the email and provide some basic account information so they can verify your identity and then give you additional details so you can help get everything cleared up.

Once you give up your information... it's all over but thecrying!After getting your information, these cyber-bandits can empty your bank accounts, deplete your PayPal accounts, run up your credit card balances, open new credit accounts,  assume your identity and much worse.  An especially disturbing new variation of this scam specifically targets online business owners and affiliate  marketers.  In this con, the scammer's email informs you that they've just sent $1,219.43 (or a similar big but believable  amount) in affiliate commissions to you via PayPal.  They need you to log into your PayPal account to verify  receipt of the money and then email them back to confirm  you got it.  Since you're so excited at the possibility of an unexpected pay day, you click the link to go to PayPal, log in, and  BANG! They have your PayPal login information and can empty  your account.

This new "phishing" style scam works extremely well for 2 basic reasons.  First, by exploiting your sense of urgency created by fear or greed, crooks get you to click the link and give them  your information without thinking.

Second, the scammers use a variety of cloaking and spoofing techniques to make their emails and websites appear totally  legitimate, making it extremely hard to spot a fake website,  especially when they've first whipped you into an emotional  frenzy.  The good news, however, is that you can protect yourself relatively easily against this type of cyber-crime withbasic software and common sense.

Most of these scams get delivered to you via Spam (unsolicited email), so a good spam blocker will cut down
on many of them even making it to your inbox. If you receive an email that looks legitimate and you want
to respond, Stop - Wait - Think!

Verify all phone numbers with a physical phone book or online phone directory like www.Verizon.com or www.ATT.com/directory/ before calling.Look for spelling and grammatical errors that make it look like someone who doesn't speak English or your native  language very well wrote it.  Never click the link provided in the email, but go directly to the website by typing in the main address of the site  yourself (example: www.paypal.com or www.ebay.com).

Forward the email to the main email address of the website (example: support@paypal.com) or call the customer service  number on the main website you typed in yourself and ask if   it is in fact legitimate.  Above all remember this:

Your bank, credit card company, PayPal, eBay and anyone else you deal with online already knows your account  number, username, password or any other account specificinformation.

They don't need to email you for ANY reason to ask you to confirm your information -- so NEVER respond to email  requests for your account or personal details.


    

Do You Have An Evil Twin?

What you don't know can hurt you. Next time you connect to one of them, be very observant you're connecting to a legitimate one and not an evil twin. 

What is an evil twin? 

They are fake Internet gateways posing as a legitimate wifi hotspots. Supposing you visit the local Internet cafe who has a paid hotspot. You boot up your notebook computer, your wifi connection software seeks out available networks and gives you an option of two (maybe more) networks you can get online with. One of them is from the Internet cafe, but wait. You see one that says "Free Wifi courtesy of Wifi Hotspots Nation" or whatever. Everyone loves a deal, who do you get on with? If you chose the one from Wifi Hotspots Nation, then you may have connected to the Internet on the Evil Twin's network. Note Wifi Hotspots Nation is a fictitious name I created but that is the irony. An evil twin usually operates using a fictitious or deceptive name that's always changing. Since there is no authority governing the names of wifi hotspots, there is nowhere you go to check up on their legitimacy. 

Wifi hotspots networks are like doors. In one place (hotspot) you can have many doors. Through one door, you can enter a solid brick room and do what you like since no one is watching you. Through another, you enter into a room with a two-way mirror where someone is watching and recording your activity quietly without you knowing. Both doors are marked in a way you think you're going to the same place but in reality you're not. One of them is really an evil twin; A wolf in sheep's clothing. 

Enough about doors and sheep, what does this mean to you? I think you're smart enough to figure it out by now. By connecting to the evil twin, it's easy for the people running it to capture any information you're entering onto websites or even snoop around in your computer and private files. And while they're there, why not drop some kind of malicious software that'll run in the background you'll never even know was there. Who knows that they do. 

Aren't these fake wifi hotspots easy to detect? 

If you're the owner of the legitimate wifi hotspot, you can tell which network belongs to you or not but not to the average user because they aren't visible and it's very easy to setup wifi hotspots. You and I can do it. There are no alerts and sadly, often the people who work at these hotspots aren't knowledgeable enough to warn you either. The person sitting next to you whom you think is doing work online could be operating an evil twin, or they could be one of those duped by one. 

3 Better Ways To Search Online

Nothing creates a more frustrating online experience than pulling up your favorite search engine to find something simple and coming away empty handed after an hour of searching. Search engines - those sites that allegedly help you find what you want online - can cause no end of grief if you don't know some simple tricks that will vastly improve your 

search results. 

Suppose you wanted to find information regarding 1954 Ford truck parts. Most people would search this subject by going 

to their favorite search engine and typing in 1954 Ford truck parts. The search engine would hopefully return results for sites that matched those keywords. 

However, search engines usually also return results including sites containing only some of the words in your search. So in this example you would also get sites not only about 1954 Ford truck parts, but on 1954 Fords, Ford trucks, truck parts, and trucks. 

Virtually everyone knows the frustration of typing keywords (the topic of your search) into a search engine, clicking the search button, and then facing the prospect of sorting through a million pages (literally) to find what you want. For everyone experiencing search engine frustration, these suggestions should quickly improve your results. 

Tip 1 - To aid you in searching more efficiently, most search engines allow surfers to perform "Boolean" searches. 

This feature narrows the results to only those websites containing all the words specified, but not necessarily in 

the exact order. 

Those searching for 1954 Ford truck parts would enter 1954 AND Ford AND truck AND parts into the search box to find 

sites containing all of those words. 

Tip 2 - Using quotation marks around keyword sets yields even more specific results. 

"1954 Ford truck parts" should produce only those websites containing this exact phrase somewhere in the website. 

Tip 3 - The more specific you get right up front, the better. 

If you want to look for antique car parts for your 1954 Ford truck, start your search with "1954 Ford truck parts" 
and work from there. 

Don't start with "1954 Ford" because you'll probably just waste time sorting through everything from cars to magazines to collector clubs. It would also help if you searched by the model and any other specific information. 

If refining your searches doesn't get you where you want to go, several programs exist to help you search more quickly 

and effectively. Copernic (www.copernic.com) examines multiple search engines then compares each engine's results against the rest to determine the best sites. 

The program then ranks the resulting sites and displays them for the user. Copernic's free version allows users unlimited searches for websites. 

Web Ferret (www.ferretsoft.com) also offers a free program that queries multiple search engines and displays the 
ranked results in the user's web browser for easy surfing. 

With the addition of millions of web pages every week, continuously honing your search skills represents one of 
the smartest investments of time and energy any serious web 
surfer can make. 

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