National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially announced the postponement of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test – Under Graduate (NEET-UG). The exam will now take place in the last week of May or the first week of June. The date to issue the admit card for the same will happen after 15th April 2020.

National Testing Agency (NTA) has postponed the upcoming JEE Main exam. It was scheduled to take place on April 5^th, 7^th, 9^th and 11^th of this year. Instead, the Agency has decided to release the fresh schedule on 31^st March 2020. They will also be releasing the JEE Main admit card on the same date.

In this infographic, get to know, how to choose an online course for NEET/JEE and simple ways to crack JEE/NEET 2020 in the first attempt.

In recent years, video-based learning has gained momentum like never before and become a widely accepted online learning trend. Its shorter, crispier and engaging nature has made it one of the most popular and effective learning strategies.

This has further made video-based learning a basic requirement. However, many video production companies believe that except a few specialized platforms, videos are not being used to their full potential.

In this article, we will discuss five major reasons why you must start introducing effective videos in your online learning courses and how it can help students learn better.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence or AI refers to the simulation or duplication of human intelligence in machines that are designed to think like humans. This term can also be applied to any machine that reflects traits that are associated with a human mind or can copy their actions.

The ideal characteristic of AI is when it exhibits the potential to rationalise and take actions that show chances of achieving success.

Many higher secondary students believe that candidates who have opted for biology do not qualify to sit for engineering entrance exams such as JEE. But, that’s not all. A few of them are also under the impression that if you choose to take up subject combinations like biology and mathematics, you will be unable to clear the entrance tests. This is just a myth!

Every year, thousands of students graduate with an engineering degree in their hand and dreams of earning a handsome salary in their mind. But, did you know that only 20% of engineering students from India are employable? Yes, the employability rate of engineers in India is this low.

The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has altered the world. It is a technology that has impacted every sector of society and has transformed it for better. One of the sectors that have benefitted immensely from AI is the education sector.

Over the years, the traditional idea of learning has changed. Today, learning is more online driven. This is mainly because technology-based education is far more interesting, flexible and inclusive. Besides, online learning platforms are creating extraordinary courses that are taught by renowned professionals who also offer dedicated mentorship and expert career guidance.

With just a few months remaining for the most prestigious medical entrance exam- NEET 2020, students from all over the country have started their preparation in full swing. The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted for candidates who want to pursue undergraduate medical education like MBBS, Bachelor of Surgery or Bachelor of Medicine in a university approved by Medical Council of India or MCI.