The TSCFM or the Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management has gained recognition for their innovative Responsive Learning System, a process of evaluating students which will assess soft skills and domain knowledge, as well as produce key benchmarks to facilitate getting right jobs according to the student’s capabilities. A part of The Shahani Group of Institutions, the TSCFM’s Responsive Learning System proves to be highly effective in bridging the gap of white-collar employers’ expectations from fresh graduates. This highly collaborative initiative allows students to have control on their development path, through the constant support of seasoned experts and counsellors of TSCFM.
SaaS-Based UniGigs Expands Its International Presence To The US Market
A SaaS-based zero-commission marketplace, UniGigs, has announced its plans for expansion in the US in order to scale their services by connecting businesses based in the US and freelancers for digital services on-demand. The pandemic has increased the demand for freelancers and the zero-commission model of UniGig has simplified the process of finding them at the right price point for reliable clients. “There is a burst in demand for people to support customer services as well as e-commerce development, and web and mobile design. Companies are increasingly relying on freelancers as essential contributors to their own operations. Our expansion in the US is aligned with the urgency to tap into the market. We believe with our unique insight coupled with the demand at an all-time high, we estimate our total addressable market to be $10Bn,” said Devaansh Bahl Co-founder and CEO of UniGigs.
Noida students score higher than national average in education survey
The Union ministry of education has conducted a nationwide learning outcome level survey with the National Achievement Survey of 2021 or NAS 2021 which revealed that school students of Gautam Budh Nagar have excelled national and state average in all categories. This survey assesses the school education system’s health by evaluating learning competencies. A total of 33,600 students from grades 3, 5, 8, and 10 across 720 districts took part this examination in science, mathematics, English, social science, environment, and language. Renu Singh, the district coordinator for Gautam Budh Nagar’s Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), said, “The exam was conducted to evaluate the educational quality of children when schools opened after a long time due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The students of the district have performed better than the national average in all subjects.”
71 Indian universities make it to the Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2022
The Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2022 has placed India in the third position as the most-represented country, having 71 institutes listed this year. With the topmost rank at the 42nd place, the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore has come down from 37th place last year. Other universities that made it to the top 100 include Mysore-based JSS Academy of Higher Chief Knowledge Officer of THE, Phil Baty, said, “This new dataset shows the extraordinarily diverse range of excellence across the Asian continent – with 31 Asian nations/regions making the list. The data demonstrates that Asia is perhaps the most exciting and most dynamic continent for higher education, research and innovation in the world today.”
