Last minute change in CUET exam venue leaves students distressed

Phase 1 of the first ever Common University Entrance Test- Undergraduate (CUET-UG) 2022 started on 15 July. Butmany students missed out on the test as a last minute change in exam venue caused an academic conundrum

Side hustle: Why Delhi’s young are rooting for part-time jobs

Whether it is to seek job experience in the sector that they’re studying or to earn enough to fund their higher education, many youngsters across the city are happy doing part-time jobs despite the punishing schedule. Patriot speaks to these youngsters to understand what keeps them going

IIT Delhi experts join in for robotics, automation curriculum in Schools of Specialised Excellence

To design the robotics and automation curriculum for Delhi government's Schools of Specialised Excellence (SoSE), Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE) has roped in experts from IIT Delhi

Want to take a gap year? Here are the pros and cons

As universities gear up for admissions, there are some youngsters who want to take a break to think about what they really want or to travel. The ‘gap year’ or ‘drop year’ concept is considered legit by kids but their parents are sceptical

Why is Old Rajendra Nagar the go-to destination for civil service aspirants? Find out here 

Old Rajendra Nagar has become a popular educational destination for UPSC preparation. Every year, hundreds of students make their way to this Delhi neighborhood, leaving their family and friends behind and immersing themselves in studies

Zeenat Mahal: Where once a queen lived, girls are being groomed for the future

Walking through the congested Lal Kuan Bazaar in the Walled City, one can easily ignore the remnants of  Mughal grandeur. Hidden somewhere between the famous kite shops of the area and other old and new stores, stands the doorway between a promising future and a long- forgotten past

UPSC coachings that help in building assets

Private coachings for civil services have become a profitable business over the years. Those who cannot afford to pay the huge fee coaching centres charge will be happy to know that they have an option at two residential academies in the capital charging a nominal fee

Educators with a ‘special’ tag

With inclusive education becoming the norm, differently-abled students are being integrated into mainstream schools. This work is entrusted to special educators, a group of trained professionals who have interesting stories to tell