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NEET for Medical Education: Finding a Balance | Economic and Political Weekly
The Supreme Court has paved the way to hold the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test, a common entrance test for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate medical courses, from the 2016-17 academic year.
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Part I: The Arc of Jain Studies: A Conversation with John E Cort | Economic and Political Weekly
John E Cort (b 1953) is one of the most important contemporary scholars working in the area of Jain studies. He obtained his undergraduate and master’s (MA) degrees in South Asian Studies from University of Wisconsin (which also allowed him to spend three years in India that was crucial for his subsequent lifelong engagement with different aspects of Jainism) and his doctoral degree in the area of religion from Harvard University.
2026-07-04 -
Letters | Economic and Political Weekly
curriculum is set to study Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership as a concept, integrating “indigenous knowledge systems,” Hindu religion studies, and nationalism in three major courses
2026-07-07 -
EPW Engage | Economic and Political Weekly
Faculty recommended improvements such as industry exposure visits, enhanced communication training, and market-oriented pilot courses.
2026-07-04 -
EPW Engage | Economic and Political Weekly
Based on my experience heading the writing centre and teaching core courses in critical reading and writing, as well as final-year undergraduate seminars, I highlight how introducing … Here, I focus on teaching writing as a recursive, iterative, and interactive process where students make decisions with support from the course teacher regarding elaborating, rewriting
2026-07-04