Manabadi News, Sep 03: Mumbai, Sep 2: India may have introduced different advancements and improved methodologies in education. But the basic foundation on which these improvements were introduced turned out to be weak. It is in fact a shame for all of us that even 90 percent marks in 10th standard is not sufficient enough to ensure confirmed admission to a student in Mumbai junior colleges. Even after several sessions of online admission procedures, many school toppers are unable to get admitted in colleges although they have scored more than the cut-off marks.
Educationists, teachers and even parents have pointed out several reasons behind all this. College mismanagement and loopholes in online admission system are some of the major blunders that have caused these students to suffer.
Surveys prove that most of the students are not equipped enough to fill up the junior college application forms online. There were some students who didn't opt for the colleges assigned to them were ultimately driven out of the overall online admission procedure.

Manabadi News, Sep 03: Shimla, Sep 1: The Middlesex University of London, with overseas campuses in Dubai and Mauritius, plans to open a new campus in Delhi's satellite town of Noida, said its vice chancellor here today. "The Noida campus would run Bachelor programmes in business management, law, social sciences, information technology and health.

The aim is to build capacity in higher education," said Michael Driscoll. He was in Shimla to hand over a set of 17 rare black-and-white photographs associated with Britons during their stay in the erstwhile Vice regal Lodge which now houses the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies (IIAS).