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Wednesday, March 29, 2017
List your Educational Institutions for Free at Edubilla.com
Edubilla.com is the right platform to showcase your educational institutions for free, which is one of the best global education information portal.
Are you running an educational institution like school, college, technical institute or training centre?
Now it’s time for you to give your institution an online presence and global identity.
Post your educational institution for free in the leading education and information portal Edubilla.com, get online presence and make your institution known by many people.
Provide your institution name, select its relevant type and category, upload institution logo, give details about institution, enter established year, institution contact information and your basic details at Edubilla.
You will get a HTML 5 website with (Content Management System) CMS options for your institution. You can update institution events and happenings, upload documents, fees structure and announcements, add recruiters and placement history, update your institution’s pictures gallery, documents and videos, post teaching jobs and other jobs, write & publish news, press releases, articles, blogs about your institution and education system you follow and you can also find and buy products from global educational product suppliers.
You can also take part in educational discussions and create social profile. There are lot more ways available to promote your institution. You will be able to get reviews and ratings for your institution which will in turn create a good impact and enable you to get more inquiries.
These are the benefits of listing your institution in Edubilla.com, make use of it an effective way.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Post your training centre for free
Are you running a training centre?
Now it’s time for you to give your training centre an online presence and global identity.
Post your training centre for free in the prominent education and information portal Edubilla.com, get online presence and make your training centre known by many people. The process to list your training centre in Edubilla is so easy. Just provide training centre name, select its relevant type and category, upload training centre logo, give details about training centre, give established year, institution contact information and your basic details.
You will get a HTML 5 website with CMS options for your training centre. You can update institution events and happenings, upload documents, fees structure and announcements, add recruiters and placement history, update your institution’s pictures gallery, documents and videos, post teaching jobs and other jobs, write & publish news, press releases, articles, blogs about your training centre and education system you follow and you can also find and buy products from global educational product suppliers.
You can take part in educational discussions and create social profile. There are lot more ways available to promote your training centre. You will be able to get reviews and ratings for your institution which will in turn create a good impact and enable you to get more inquiries.
Join with Edubilla.com to enjoy the benefits for your institution.
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Indian students not driving enrolment growth in UK universities
Every year, a number of Indian students who wish to study abroad choose the US and the UK. But the political changes in the last one year in the two countries has left Indians thinking how it will impact their chances of pursuing higher education in these countries.
Recent data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency UK shows a decline in number of Indian students to the UK. India saw the largest percentage decrease, at 44% between 2011/12 and 2015/16. In numbers, this meant that in 2015/16, the number of student enrolments domiciled from India was 13,150 less than in 2011/12.
It is worth noting however, that the decline in student enrolments domiciled from India began in 2010/11.
Though the Open Doors report on international students in the US says that the growth in international science technology engineering and mathematics (STEM) students is likely connected to the 25% increase in students from India, experts say Trump’s win might leave students skeptical.
Rahul Choudaha, co-founder of DrEducation, a US-based research and consulting firm specialising in international student mobility trends and enrolment strategies, says the biggest challenge for British universities is that its top two source countries – China and India – are not driving the enrolment growth. These two countries account for over one-third of the total international student enrolment in the country.
Monday, January 23, 2017
Are you searching for Question Banks?
Are you looking for previous year question papers?
Do you need question banks for your exams?
You can get previous years exam question papers of SSLC State board, Class 10 CBSE and HSC (State board & CBSE) in the leading education and information portal Edubilla. Download question papers for free and start solving them to improve yourself. It also provides study materials, blue prints, model question papers and answer keys online for the same.
You can know the question pattern, marks allotment and important topics when you go through previous years question papers. Once you start solving question papers, you will get confidence to face exams. It helps you to evaluate your strength and weakness, manage time and correct the mistakes that you have made.
Definitely these sources helps you to score more!!!
Know More<> http://www.edubilla.com/question-bank/
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Madhya Pradesh among top three states for girls 'out-of-school'
Despite offering freebies like books, bicycle and uniforms along with scholarships among others to enhance enrollment, Madhya Pradesh is among the top three states in the country where the percentage of out-of-school girls is the highest, according to an education status report for 2016.
As per the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2016, in some states, the proportion of girls (age group 11-14) ‘out-of-school’ remains greater than 8 percent. These states are Uttar Pradesh (9.9 per cent) and Rajasthan (9.7 per cent). Madhya Pradesh joined them at 8.5 per cent.
This report was released recently in New Delhi by Pratham Education Foundation.
“The proportion of ‘out-of-school’ girls (not dropouts but who never went to school) in Madhya Pradesh was at 6.2 per cent during 2014. This has now increased to 8.5 per cent,” Foundation’s MP Chief Sajjan Singh Shekhawat told PTI.
There are about 1.22 lakh schools including 83962 of primary level, 30449 middle, 3849 higher secondary and 4764 of high schools in Madhya Pradesh.
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
School Directory of global countries at Edubilla
The international educational information portal Edubilla provides the list of various types of schools worldwide. You can find information such as description about the school, established year, either it is managed by private or govt, whether it is a boys school, girls school or co-education school, facilities, contact details, its website and logo.
- Preschools-Nursery schools
- Kindergarten
- Primary Schools
- Middle Schools
- High Schools
- Higher Secondary Schools
- Anglo Indian Schools
- Matriculation Schools
- International Public Schools
- CBSE Schools
- State Board Schools
- Boarding Schools
- Online Schools
- Schools for Blind
- Schools for Deaf & Dumb
- Schools for Autism Children Care
- Schools for Adult Education
- International Schools
- Summer Schools
- Sports Training Schools
- Gymnastic Schools
- Painting and Drawing Training Schools
- Language Study Schools
- Religious Schools
It also provides opportunities for schools to list their details for free and expose their institution worldwide even get a global recognition. If you are running a private or public school, you can join as your institution for free and post your school along with the required details. It helps to reach the parents, teachers, educational volunteers and others people easily.
Know More<> http://www.edubilla.com/schools/
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