It is a general conception that parents who had performed great in their academics pass on their intellect to their children. It is true that many traits are passed on to the children. But, the ability of a student to learn isn’t in the genetics. For example, not every artist’s child turns out to be an artist. Similarly, not every Nobel Prize Winner Scientist has given birth to another great scientist.

No matter how much you prepare for NEET, no one can cover all the concepts. And when you are reminded about it, it’s almost exam time! TG Campus has designed a 3-month crash course for NEET aspirants keeping in mind that they need to be assisted in completing their syllabus in time.

Smartphones have changed the face of the world. So much that it is one of the serious addictions around the world. Psychologists have published several research papers citing this problem. But they also mention that the judicious use gives wonderful results.

Online education or e-learning has been challenging norms of the traditional educational setup. It doesn’t even stop there, it has also managed to garner appreciation and love from the students who are able to achieve much more with online learning.

Almost everyone in India knows what an IIT is. At least everyone who is friends with an engineer has heard about it. For those who don’t, IITs are an Imperial League of Engineering Institutes. They are the dream colleges for every aspiring engineer. But what is it about these colleges that make the whole nation dream of applying there?

Every profession comes with its baggage of stereotypes and myths that are widespread. One such profession is Engineering. India produces the most number of engineers every year, yet perceives engineers in a singular category.

Every once in a while, teachers and parents complain that the students need to work on their memory. It is very crucial for a student’s life. Good memory enhances productivity, enables them to grow personally.