DPS Anandapuram ranks 1st in AP

Visakhapatnam: Delhi Public School, Anandapuram has been ranked number one in Andhra Pradesh in the education world school awards. The school previously stood as world champions at the British International Education Association. The students of the school will soon be presenting in London on October 17 and 18. According to authorities, the school aims at empowering the system by inculcating necessary skill set and tools for its students .TNN

EducationWorld India School Rankings 2023-24 unveiled: Kolkata shines with top school rankings

The Annual EducationWorld India School Rankings 2023-24 have been released, recognizing the top-performing schools in Kolkata. The rankings cover various categories, including Day, Boarding, International, Government, Special Needs, and Philanthropy schools. Kolkata schools have excelled in different categories, such as state government schools, philanthropy schools, girls' day schools, boys' day schools, and vintage-legacy schools. This achievement highlights Kolkata's commitment to education excellence and the dedication of educators, students, and the educational ecosystem in the city. The rankings aim to inspire schools nationwide to strive for greater achievements in education.

IMF lauds AP's investments in education sector, inspires students from public schools

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) praised the Andhra Pradesh government for its investment in human capital, stating that its model is exceptional and can be emulated by other states. A delegation of students from government schools had the opportunity to visit the IMF in Washington D.C. During the visit, they interacted with IMF deputy managing director Gita Gopinath and IMF executive director for India K Subramanian, who shared their success stories and encouraged the students to believe in themselves and work hard. The visit aimed to provide the students with insights into international financial institutions and inspire them to strive for excellence. The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister expressed gratitude to Subramanian and Gopinath for their contributions in shaping the aspirations of the state's young leaders.

'Dummy schools' hurting students: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court has expressed concern over the unchecked growth of "dummy schools" that allow ineligible candidates to secure seats under the Delhi state quota. The court issued notices to various authorities, including the Delhi government and educational institutions, to respond to a petition against the proliferation of these schools. The petitioner claimed that these schools provide a virtual platform for students to falsely show that they have migrated to Delhi in order to avail the benefits of state quota seats. The matter is scheduled for further hearing on November 29.

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