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Study Abroad: Important Tests To Prepare For Admission In The US
SAT exam or Scholastic Assessment Test is a standardised test used for admission into undergraduate courses in the United States.
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Study Abroad: What's SAT? All You Need To Know
Study Abroad: Higher SAT scores generally increase your college options and financial aid opportunities.
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US Teenager, Rejected By 16 Colleges, Hired By Google
The teenager's story was highlighted by a witness testifying at the House Committee on Education and the Workforce hearing.
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AI Model GPT-3 Found to Reason as Well as College Undergraduate Students
GPT-3, the popular AI-powered tool, was found to reason as well as college undergraduate students, scientists have found. The artificial intelligence large language model (LLM) was asked to solve reasoning problems that were typical of intelligence tests and standardised tests such as the SAT, used by colleges and universities in the US and other c...
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Panchayat Polls: Bengal BJP Leaders Sit On Dharna, Alleges "Fabricating Results"
West Bengal BJP President, Sukanta Majumdar, sat on a dharna outside a counting centre at Balurghat College under Dakshin Dinajpur district, alleging fabrication in Panchayat poll results, counting for which started earlier in the day.
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Google's AI Chatbot Bard Fails To Answer Basic US College Exam Questions: Report
Bard scored 1200 points, a score that would get a student into the likes of Howard University, San Diego State University and Michigan State University.
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Columbia University Permanently Drops Standardised Test Requirements For Undergrad Applicants
Columbia University will no longer require undergraduate students to submit their standardised test scores, making it the first Ivy League school to permanently go test-optional.
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SAT Exam: Scholastic Aptitude Test To Go Entirely Digital
According to Priscilla Rodriguez, Vice-President Of College Readiness Assessments at College Board, the digital SAT will be more relevant and easier to give.
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Trump Cheated On SATs, Score Got Him Into Wharton: Niece's Book
President Donald Trump paid a proxy to take a standardized college entrance exam for him when he was a high school student, his niece writes in a tell-all book scheduled to be published next week.
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Protests On Campus After UP Doctor Accuses Department Head Of Sex Assault
Junior Resident Doctors of Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College (LLRMM) on Saturday sat on protest against the Head of ENT Department alleging that he molested a junior resident doctor of his department.
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From Stanford To Harvard, Teen Applied To 20 Colleges, Got Full Scholarships To All Of Them
Micheal Brown's streak started in December, when the high school senior checked on his application status at Stanford University. He had applied there early - it was his top-choice college then - and fought off nerves as he sat down at a laptop, surrounded by his best friends and his mother.
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Ceiling Crashed Down At Delhi's Daulat Ram College As Students Sat In Class
A part of the ceiling of a classroom in Delhi University's Daulat Ram College collapsed today, injuring some students.
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This Jharkhand College Can Give Bihar Lessons In Cheating
Days after Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das took a dig at neighbouring Bihar over the recent merit scam, reports from a college in Dhanbad painted a very unflattering picture of the education system in his own state.
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In China, Cheating On An Exam Will Get Students Detention - In Prison
More than 9.4 million Chinese students just sat for annual college entrance exams known as gaokao. The stakes are incredibly high, as admissions are largely based on exam scores. A high scorer streamlines his or her path toward a better education and better jobs - a low scorer may be destined for the opposite, made worse by shame.
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Struggling To Look Away From The Screen
It was group discussion time at reSTART, a woodsy rehabilitation center about 30 miles outside Seattle. Four residents sat around the living room and talked about their struggles with addiction, anxiously drumming their fingers on their legs and fidgeting with their shoelaces. One young man described dropping out of college to seek treatment for th...
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Study Abroad: Important Tests To Prepare For Admission In The US
SAT exam or Scholastic Assessment Test is a standardised test used for admission into undergraduate courses in the United States.
-
Study Abroad: What's SAT? All You Need To Know
Study Abroad: Higher SAT scores generally increase your college options and financial aid opportunities.
-
US Teenager, Rejected By 16 Colleges, Hired By Google
The teenager's story was highlighted by a witness testifying at the House Committee on Education and the Workforce hearing.
-
AI Model GPT-3 Found to Reason as Well as College Undergraduate Students
GPT-3, the popular AI-powered tool, was found to reason as well as college undergraduate students, scientists have found. The artificial intelligence large language model (LLM) was asked to solve reasoning problems that were typical of intelligence tests and standardised tests such as the SAT, used by colleges and universities in the US and other c...
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Panchayat Polls: Bengal BJP Leaders Sit On Dharna, Alleges "Fabricating Results"
West Bengal BJP President, Sukanta Majumdar, sat on a dharna outside a counting centre at Balurghat College under Dakshin Dinajpur district, alleging fabrication in Panchayat poll results, counting for which started earlier in the day.
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Google's AI Chatbot Bard Fails To Answer Basic US College Exam Questions: Report
Bard scored 1200 points, a score that would get a student into the likes of Howard University, San Diego State University and Michigan State University.
-
Columbia University Permanently Drops Standardised Test Requirements For Undergrad Applicants
Columbia University will no longer require undergraduate students to submit their standardised test scores, making it the first Ivy League school to permanently go test-optional.
-
SAT Exam: Scholastic Aptitude Test To Go Entirely Digital
According to Priscilla Rodriguez, Vice-President Of College Readiness Assessments at College Board, the digital SAT will be more relevant and easier to give.
-
Trump Cheated On SATs, Score Got Him Into Wharton: Niece's Book
President Donald Trump paid a proxy to take a standardized college entrance exam for him when he was a high school student, his niece writes in a tell-all book scheduled to be published next week.
-
Protests On Campus After UP Doctor Accuses Department Head Of Sex Assault
Junior Resident Doctors of Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College (LLRMM) on Saturday sat on protest against the Head of ENT Department alleging that he molested a junior resident doctor of his department.
-
From Stanford To Harvard, Teen Applied To 20 Colleges, Got Full Scholarships To All Of Them
Micheal Brown's streak started in December, when the high school senior checked on his application status at Stanford University. He had applied there early - it was his top-choice college then - and fought off nerves as he sat down at a laptop, surrounded by his best friends and his mother.
-
Ceiling Crashed Down At Delhi's Daulat Ram College As Students Sat In Class
A part of the ceiling of a classroom in Delhi University's Daulat Ram College collapsed today, injuring some students.
-
This Jharkhand College Can Give Bihar Lessons In Cheating
Days after Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das took a dig at neighbouring Bihar over the recent merit scam, reports from a college in Dhanbad painted a very unflattering picture of the education system in his own state.
-
In China, Cheating On An Exam Will Get Students Detention - In Prison
More than 9.4 million Chinese students just sat for annual college entrance exams known as gaokao. The stakes are incredibly high, as admissions are largely based on exam scores. A high scorer streamlines his or her path toward a better education and better jobs - a low scorer may be destined for the opposite, made worse by shame.
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Struggling To Look Away From The Screen
It was group discussion time at reSTART, a woodsy rehabilitation center about 30 miles outside Seattle. Four residents sat around the living room and talked about their struggles with addiction, anxiously drumming their fingers on their legs and fidgeting with their shoelaces. One young man described dropping out of college to seek treatment for th...
