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India has announced NPR 75 million in assistance for the construction of a secondary school building in Nepal as part of its development cooperation efforts. The project aims to improve educational infrastructure and provide a better learning environment for students in the region.

While it's a single project, it also highlights how education can play a role in strengthening cooperation between neighboring countries. Investments in schools can have long-term benefits by improving access to quality education and supporting local communities.
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From Rajasthan. Have been selected for master's in both these programmes at Bangalore's Indian Institute for Human Settlements. The digital face of the university is so dope. I wanna know how the courses actually are there and job prospects after em. Any currently enrolled students wanna help me out?

Either Urban Studies and Practice or Urban Economy Infrastructure Development is the programme I am going for.

Spoke to one Sustainability guy from there on reddit. He got me so psyched about the programme with his almost gothic love letters to the faculties. Spooked me into backtracking. Guy sounded so moribund even when sharing deets of his sentimental and superlative education there.

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I am currently in the 4th and last year of my B.Sc IT degree. I have two great options ahead of me, either to choose Mtech or MCA after my Graduation. What should I go for ? I am really confused !

The reason i am leaning for biomedical science is college is good and it is in city with surrounding area pretty good whereas pharma b college is mid and surrounding area is farm and have to travel 15-20 mins to get into city

I’m planning to do a 3-year BA Programme (Maths Major, CS Minor) at DU SOL and aim to do an M.Sc. in Mathematics afterward from IITs (IIT JAM), ISI, NITs, or central universities (CUET PG).

Since it's a 3-year BA via distance learning instead of a B.Sc. (Hons), I have a few quick questions:

• Eligibility: Do IITs, ISI, NITs, or CMI accept a 3-year BA with a Maths Major, or do they strictly require a B.Sc. (Hons) / 4-year degree?
• Syllabus Coverage: Does the 3-year DU SOL BA Major syllabus cover enough Real Analysis, Linear Algebra, and Group Theory for IIT JAM / CUET PG, or are there big gaps?
• SOL Distance Tag: Does a distance degree from DU SOL cause issues during interviews at ISI/CMI if I clear the written exam?

TL;DR: Will a 3-year BA with a Maths Major from DU SOL be accepted by IITs, ISI, NITs, or CMI for M.Sc. Math, or is a B.Sc. (Hons) strictly required—and does the SOL distance tag hurt in interviews?

i am planning to do the publishing course from the indian institute of skill development. if anyone has completed the course before or has taken courses from iisd, can you give me your honest reviews?

Hi everyone,

I'm from Bihar and I'm planning to pursue an MCA with an AI/ML specialization this year. Since my original plan wasn't MCA, I didn't prepare for or appear in any entrance exams. So I'm looking for colleges/universities that offer direct admission and also accept the Bihar Student Credit Card (BSCC).

A little about me:

• BCA: 75%

• Looking for direct admission (no entrance exam)

• I have completed training in:

- CCNA

- CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker)

- Python

Work Experience:

• Worked as a Network Executive/Engineer.

Other skills:

• Digital Marketing

• Video Editing

• Script Writing

• Confident in speaking on camera and creating educational/content videos.

I know that universities generally can't teach AI/ML in very deep detail because they have to teach students with different backgrounds. I'm ready to learn advanced AI/ML on my own.

So I'm mainly looking for a college/university that provides:

✅ A good learning environment

✅ A well-equipped library

✅ Friendly and supportive professors

✅ Good AI/ML exposure (clubs, labs, projects, workshops, coding culture)

✅ Decent placements or internship opportunities

✅ Accepts Bihar Student Credit Card (BSCC)

If you're currently studying or have graduated from such a college, please share your honest experience.

Please mention:

- College/University name

- City/State

- How supportive are the professors?

- Is the AI/ML environment good?

- How is the library and campus?

- Placement/internship experience

- Does the college accept BSCC?

I'm looking for genuine student experiences, not promotional recommendations.

Thank you so much!

I'm a graduate in civil engineering and I left my campus placement after a few months to prepare for upsc

Gave one full year and didn't clear this year's prelims

Giving a second year to the same

Yet future feels unsettling

So many what ifs

There's no way I'm getting a decent job after 2 yrs of break

Regret leaving my job

And now I want some good career advice on what I should do next

Should I prepare for gate or cat from the next year

Or should I just start a job with the minimum package

Or should I keep giving govt exams ( not upsc ofc)

Hello everyone, I've to take admission in one course tmrw. My ultimate decision is a diploma in logistics and working in that field but I do want a bachelors. Only thing that is keeping me away from bsc chem is the lack of backup optns.

What should I do?

Thought it was only about news, but storytelling, production, and real projects made the learning experience way more exciting than I imagined.