Maa Shaila Foundation

The first day of school is an exciting time for young children and their parents. Establish a consistent routine with early bedtimes and morning practices. Talk positively about school to make it seem exciting. Other important steps include visiting the school beforehand, practicing essential skills like getting dressed, and involving children in school-related tasks like packing their bags. Do Chat with your child about starting school. Ask them what they think it will be like. What are they looking forward to the most? Is there anything they're unsure or worried about? Look at the school's brochure, prospectus, or website together and talk about the pictures. Find photos of you and other family members at school, and share happy memories from your own school days. If possible, visit the school with your child before they start. You can go on open days, or to fêtes, plays, and other events. If your child seems anxious about school, focus on the things they may enjoy the most. ...

To create a support system for their students, schools must form partnerships with parents and share responsibility for their children's success in education. Schools need to build connections with parents and foster mutual responsibility for children's achievements. This approach increases parental involvement, encourages parents to support schools, and allows them to make a positive impact on a successful educational system. Models of parental involvement Parenting: Includes all the activities that parents do to raise happy and healthy children who become capable students. Unlike teachers, who have a limited influence on a child’s life, parents have a lifelong commitment to their children. Activities that support this involvement give parents information about their child’s development, health, safety, or home conditions that can help with learning. These activities include parent education and other courses or training for parents, family support programs that assist famili...

The Benefits of Early Childhood Education There are many advantages to early childhood education. It fosters social and emotional growth in addition to improving cognitive and academic performance, laying the groundwork for lifelong learning. The development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills is one of the main benefits. It helps kids develop resilience and self-confidence by promoting social skills like sharing and teamwork. From the beginning, this kind of education fosters a positive attitude toward learning. Additionally, it provides families with beneficial support. It is an important investment in the child's future because the benefits can last into the future and improve their health and finances. Academic and Mental Benefits Early education is particularly beneficial in terms of cognitive and academic outcomes. Improved cognitive abilities: Through stimulating activities, it promotes language development, critical thinking, and problem-solving. ...

Computer is a very useful machine. It is used almost everywhere, such as in schools, homes, shops, offices, banks, hospitals, Defence and space research center. It has become an important part of our life.  A computer has some wonderful features that make it smarter than a human being. Let us know about each feature one by one. Computer VS Man Storage A computer stores a large amount of information and never forgets it. A man may forget the information stored in his mind. Time A computer works very fast and can do many jobs at the same time. A man needs more time to do any work as compared to a computer. Accuracy A computer does not make any mistake. A man can make mistakes. Work Process A computer does not get tired and can work for long hours. A man needs rest after working for some time. Decision A computer cannot take its own decisions. A man can take his own decisions. Orders A computer works on a man's orders. A man does not need any order to work. Feelings A computer does no...

National Exit Test (NExT) is a proposed exam for all MBBS, BAMS, BUMS, BSMS, and BHMS students in India. Passing NExT is necessary to finish the final year and get a license to practice medicine. Admissions to postgraduate courses will depend on a candidate's performance in NExT. This was introduced by the National Medical Commission Bill 2019. The NExT exam has been delayed for three to four years because of implementation challenges, so it will not be introduced right away. It is meant to replace both the final MBBS exams and the NEET PG exam for postgraduate admissions. It will also function as a licensing exam for medical practice. NExT Exam About NExT NExT is a standardized qualifying and licensing exam for all medical graduates, no matter where they completed their MBBS. It will serve as a gateway to postgraduate admissions and will be necessary for obtaining a license to practice medicine in India. Current status The National Medical Commission (NMC) has postponed the...

HDFC Parivartan ECSS Programme 2025-26 is an initiative funded by HDFC Bank that supports talented students from low-income backgrounds. This scholarship is open to school students from Classes 1 to 12, as well as those enrolled in diploma, ITI, polytechnic, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses, both general and professional. The program offers financial help of up to INR 75,000 to students who face personal or family crises or other financial challenges that may force them to drop out. HDFC Scholarship The selection process for the Parivartan ECSS Programme involves several steps. Students are chosen based on merit, financial need, or personal/family crises. The details of the selection process are as follows: - Shortlisting candidates based on eligibility criteria - Document verification - Personal interviews for the shortlisted candidates after document verification - Announcement of the final list of scholars Eligibility:  The students must be currently studying in Class 1 t...

The “Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Protsahan (PM-USP) Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship for College and University Students” has been run by the Department of Higher Education since 2008. The goal of the scheme is to offer financial help to talented students so they can cover part of their daily expenses while studying in higher education. PM-USP is a merit-cum-means scholarship scheme. PM Higher Edu Scholarship Eligibility conditions for fresh applications: - Students who are in the above 80th percentile of successful candidates in their specific stream from a recognized Board of Examination in Class XII. - Students enrolled in a regular course (not correspondence or distance learning). - Family income must be up to Rs. 4.5 lakh per year. - Applicants must not receive any other scholarship or fee reimbursement of any kind. - Diploma students are not eligible for this scheme. - Students who took a gap year after Class XII are not eligible. From the eligible applicants, a m...

 MBBS Courses Eligibility Medical Course Eligibility MBBS:  Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery MBBS stands for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. It is the basic undergraduate medical degree needed to become a doctor in many countries, including India. The program usually takes five to six years and involves both classroom learning and a required one-year internship. Students study subjects like anatomy, physiology, pathology, and different clinical specialties. After graduating, they can work as general physicians, surgeons, or continue their education with further specialization, such as an MD or MS. Course Structure and Duration: Duration: Varies by country, but is generally 5-6 years, including a mandatory one-year internship. Internship: A compulsory one-year period of practical, supervised hospital training after the academic coursework. Coursework is divided into phases. Pre-Clinical focuses on basic sciences like anatomy, physiology, and biochem...

Medical Courses Different Medical Course MBBS :  Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery BDS :  Bachelor of Dental Surgery BAMS :  Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery BUMS :  Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery BHMS :  Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery BPT:  Bachelor of Physiotherapy B.Sc. Nursing :  Bachelor of Science in Nursing B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology :  For lab diagnostics B.Sc. Radiology/Medical Imaging Technology:  For medical imaging B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics:  Focuses on diet and health planning B.Sc. in Medical Recording Technology: B.Sc. in Optometry:   B.Sc.  Biotechnology Bachelor of Veterinary Science Bachelor of Pharmacy BSc  in  Occupational Therapy BSc  in  Audiology Diploma and certificate courses Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology(DMLT): Diploma in Physiotherapy: Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology: Diploma in Audiology and Speech Therapy:...