Time Coaching Institute

A high-level empowered committee Monday recommended coaching institutes here to reduce study hours and create a friendly environment for students by adding fun activities to their routine, officials said.

Schools, colleges and coaching institutes in Delhi can re-open from Monday, the Delhi government decided in a meeting today. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority, or DDMA, also allowed gyms, swimming pools and spas to re-open next week.

With online education becoming a new normal in view of the lockdown, coaching classes in Maharashtra are struggling to cope with the challenging times and are demanding resumption of operations from July 10.

Math equations, chemistry formulas and physics laws take up most of the time of Class VI student Sowsthika. Her parents have enrolled the 11-year-old for entrance coaching for the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) even though she would be eligible to take the exam only seven years later.

As the number of question papers to be set for the common admission test (CAT) of the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) has gone up after the test went online, the institutes are roping in outside experts to frame questions. This, many feel, will bring down the standard of the exam, though the percentage of IIM professors in the paper-setting ...

A high-level empowered committee Monday recommended coaching institutes here to reduce study hours and create a friendly environment for students by adding fun activities to their routine, officials said.

Schools, colleges and coaching institutes in Delhi can re-open from Monday, the Delhi government decided in a meeting today. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority, or DDMA, also allowed gyms, swimming pools and spas to re-open next week.

With online education becoming a new normal in view of the lockdown, coaching classes in Maharashtra are struggling to cope with the challenging times and are demanding resumption of operations from July 10.

Math equations, chemistry formulas and physics laws take up most of the time of Class VI student Sowsthika. Her parents have enrolled the 11-year-old for entrance coaching for the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) even though she would be eligible to take the exam only seven years later.

As the number of question papers to be set for the common admission test (CAT) of the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) has gone up after the test went online, the institutes are roping in outside experts to frame questions. This, many feel, will bring down the standard of the exam, though the percentage of IIM professors in the paper-setting ...