BOSTON (CBS Connecticut)– Sleeping directly after learning new information may improve your memory, according to a new study. Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers closely evaluated 14 participants and found that they were substantially better at remembering information like faces and names of people if they were able to get up to eight hours of sleep afterward….
In the IAS main exam, for Paper I and Paper II of the Optional subject, there is a choice, so that you don’t have to attempt all questions. Therefore it is important to read the question papers carefully right at the beginning. Each question should be read at least twice before deciding which questions are…
PUNE: City youth Abishek Pant, a final-year computer science student of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, has bagged a job with a whopping Rs 2-crore annual package, including stock option, at Google Inc. The 22-year-old, who finished a three-month internship at Google California earlier this year, went through another rigorous round of interviews before…
Every question asked in a job interview is an opportunity given to you to market yourself, impress your employer and stand amid your other competitors. So to strengthen your edge in the market and increase your chance to get the job, you must never forget to prepare a list of likely questions. Just like what…
Mexican students had an outstanding performance in this year’s edition of the Romanian robotics competition Robochallenge, winning eight medals in total: three gold, two silver and three bronze. The Phoenix team from the Poza Rica Institute of Technology (TecNM) in Veracruz, made up of four mechatronics students, won gold and silver medals in the Mini Sumo…
“My India is in that Imran Khan from Alwar,” said Narendra Modi in Wembley Stadium in London while addressing Indian diaspora and the audience rolled in cheer with pride. Imran Khan, a Sanskrit teacher from a small town Alwar in Rajasthan has all the reasons to get a mention by the Prime Minister as he…
BENGALURU: In 2008, during the middle of the great recession, things were getting difficult for UK residents Dilshad and Barinder Hothi. Barinder had been laid off from Microsoft, their three-year-old daughter fell ill with pneumonia, and the couple was forced to make a decision to either continue working in uncertain corporate environments or start working…
With less than a month to go for CAT 2015, the question on most student’s minds is “What should I do between now and the exam to be able to crack it?” Right up there on the to-do list is checking your familiarity with the online test format. If you have not given enough mock…
In line with the Modi government’s Digital India initiative, Human Resource Development (HRD) ministry Saturday launched a number of mobile apps and web-based platforms allowing students to access study material online, and parents to keep a track of the performance and attendance of their children. Elaborating about the initiatives, HRD minister Smriti Irani said through…
Defects during British Rule: There are various defects in our present system of education. In spiel of some reforms introduced here and there in the educational system, the hard fact is that the system as a whole remains as we inherited it from our British rulers. The Britishers designed the educational system as means of…
