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You need to hear this out: A boy from Bengal cracked IIT. It's not about how he did it, Its about in what situation he did it. Abhijit Roy from Malda, West Bengal has secured admission to the prestigious IIT Kharagpur. Read further to get truly inspired. Abhijit's father is missing, his mother is mentally ill, his grandfather supports the family by driving a toto (an electric rickshaw) to survive, and they live in a small and broken wooden house. Even with this challenges and hardships his dedication to studies never wavered. He studied diligently even in that situation for him and his family. The right kind of education can break down all the hurdles and give opportunities to anyone suffering. For people coming from underprivileged backgrounds, education gives them hope for a better life. This is the story of Abhijit Roy who secured a rank of 191 and successfully passed the highly competitive JEE entrance exam. He is a true inspiration. With hard work and a determined mind, anything is possible! ---------------------- Consider spreading this value (REPOST) and do FOLLOW for more: Sumit. P.S. Say some praiseful words for the boy🙅 #inspirationalstory #new #jee #iit #linkedin #rank #bengal #news #inspirationalnews #poorfamily #hardwork #determination #dedication #education

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📘 Equivalence of School Boards: A Step Towards Uniform Education Standards 📘 In a diverse nation like India, the equivalence of school boards is crucial to ensure that every student receives a fair and equal opportunity for academic success, regardless of their geographical location or the board under which they study. PARAKH is dedicated to creating a standardized educational experience by working with various school boards to develop examination reforms and ensure consistency across the country. Why Equivalence of Boards Matters: 🔗 Uniform Standards: Establishing common standards for assessments ensures that students from different boards are evaluated on a level playing field. 📚 Equal Opportunities: Equivalence allows for the seamless transition of students between different states and boards, promoting mobility and flexibility. 🎓 Holistic Development: It recognizes all forms of learning—academic, vocational, and experiential—ensuring a well-rounded education for every student. 🌐 National Integration: Promotes a cohesive education system that supports national integration and unity. By bringing equivalence across all school boards, PARAKH aims to create a more equitable and inclusive education system, paving the way for a brighter future for every student in India. What comes to mind when you think of the equivalence of school boards? Share your views in the comments below. Prof. Indrani Bhaduri, CEO and Head, PARAKH #PARAKH #EquivalenceOfBoards #EducationReform #UniformStandards #EqualOpportunities #InclusiveEducation #HolisticDevelopment

Successfully completed 5 days FDP program held at Rama University, Kanpur.

UNOSQ is best way to develop scientific temper in school kids from childhood..

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2024 has recently been announced, highlighting the top educational institutions across various categories in India. This year's rankings see IIT Madras continuing to lead in the Overall Category, while Hindu College has been recognized as the best college in the country. The emphasis on employability skills as key parameters for future rankings reflects an evolving educational landscape which seeks to better prepare students for the workforce. Key Points 1. The NIRF rankings for 2024 were released by the Hon'ble Union Minister for Education, emphasizing the role of employability skills. 2. Hindu College has been ranked as the top college in India, followed closely by Miranda House and St. Stephen's College. 3. The ranking framework is used by the Government of India to assess higher educational institutions based on diverse parameters. 4. Jamia Hamdard has claimed the top spot in the Pharmacy category according to the NIRF 2024 rankings. 5. NIT Tiruchirappalli retained its ninth position in the Engineering category, showcasing its commitment to excellence. 6. Tamil Nadu is noted for having 37 out of the top 100 Arts colleges in India, representing a significant percentage from one state. 7. IIT Madras retains its first position in the Overall Category of the NIRF rankings for 2024. #NIRF Indian Institute of Technology, Madras #hinducollege Jamia Hamdard National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy) #NIRF #Education

The Challenge 22.06.2024 Here is a list of top Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) No. Name Founded Converted as IIT Website Current Year Age 1 IIT Kharagpur 1951 1951 www.iitkgp.ac.in 2024 73 2 IIT Bombay 1958 1958 www.iitb.ac.in 2024 66 3 IIT Madras 1959 1959 www.iitm.ac.in 2024 65 4 IIT Kanpur 1959 1959 www.iitk.ac.in 2024 65 5 IIT Delhi 1961 1961 home.iitd.ac.in 2024 63 332 According to Annual Report 2019-20 of IIT Bombay In the 62 years of its existence, about 60,000 students have graduated from IIT Bombay.  Assuming somewhat same output from the top 5 IITs, >3 lac students may have graduated till now. Now we can see the efforts of these 5 IIT's cumulative 332 years (Three + centurie) that India’s rank in the List of 193 countries by Human Development Index dropped from 114th (out of 144 countries) in 1990 to alarming 134 (out of 193 countries) in 2022.  So despite all that investment of money, efforts and brain power, today in the Human Development Index we are below more than 130+ nations.  But at the same time we should understand that we are already number one in terms of population in the whole world. Now if we want to jump from that 134 to 1 in HDI also, we must take some enormous steps at a fast pace. We understood that all those other 133 countries may also work for that coveted position. So in place of talking about our weaknesses we must focus upon our enormous strength which no other country can match with us. If we train and deploy more than one lac additional young persons per year to just enhance the HDI, we can save more lives than the entire population of Switzerland within the next three years. https://lnkd.in/d49MjB5E

According to Annual Report 2019-20 of IIT Bombay In the 62 years of its existence, about 60,000 students have graduated from IIT Bombay.  Assuming somewhat same output from the top 5 IITs, >3 lac students may have graduated till now. Now we can see the efforts of these 5 IIT's cumulative 332 years (Three + centurie) that India’s rank in the List of 193 countries by Human Development Index dropped from 114th (out of 144 countries) in 1990 to alarming 134 (out of 193 countries) in 2022.  So despite all that investment of money, efforts and brain power, today in the Human Development Index we are below more than 130+ nations.  But at the same time we should understand that we are already number one in terms of population in the whole world. Now if we want to jump from that 134 to 1 in HDI also, we must take some enormous steps at a fast pace. We understood that all those other 133 countries may also work for that coveted position. So in place of talking about our weaknesses we must focus upon our enormous strength which no other country can match with us.

📚 Exciting News for Students! 📚 Did you know that the National Digital Library, established by Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, offers a treasure trove of resources for students covering various topics? With over 4.6 crore books available, it's a fantastic resource for enhancing your academic understanding. Check it out here: [National Digital Library - IIT Kharagpur](https://ndl.iitkgp.ac.in) Spread the word and let your fellow students know about this invaluable resource! #StudentResources #AcademicExcellence #NationalDigitalLibrary #IITKharagpur 🎓

The International Conference on India's $5 Trillion Economy Challenges and Gateway was an exhilarating platform where global experts converged to dissect the hurdles and opportunities in India's ambitious economic journey. From infrastructure to policy reforms, discussions were vibrant, offering insightful strategies for unlocking India's immense potential. Key takeaways included the imperative for innovation-driven growth, sustainable development frameworks, and fostering robust international collaborations. This conference served as a catalyst for transformative dialogues, paving the way for India's ascent towards economic prosperity.