Common Entrance Test CET 2007 - Karnataka
Common Entrance Test CET 2007 - Karnataka Professional Courses Government Of Karnataka Applications Are Invited From Eligible Candidates From Karnataka Including The Wards Of Jammu & Kashmiri Migrants For Registration For The ‘Common Entrance Test 2007’ For Admission To First Year Medical / Dental / Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Unani / Naturopathy & Yoga / Engineering / Technology / Architecture Courses For The Seats To Be Notified By The Government In The Professional Educational Institutions In The State Of Karnataka For The Academic Year 2007-2008. http://winentrance.com/news/Karnataka-Common-Entrance-Test-CET.html
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Periyar Institute of Distance Education
Periyar Institute of Distance Education Periyar University
Salem – 636 011. Notification of Pride Examination Centres Candidates who are admitted through various Pride Study Centres are advised to write the Pride Examination scheduled from 27.01.2007 in the following Examination Centres. http://winentrance.com/news/Periyar-Institute-Distance-Education-Salem.html
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St. Gallen University to host symposium
St. Gallen University to host symposium Chennai: About 200 outstanding students of an essay contest hosted by St.Gallen University, Switzerland, would win a chance to interact with eminent personalities of the world at St.Gallen’s international symposium during May. http://winentrance.com/news/St-Gallen-Varsity-host-symposium.html
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Take up Politics as a career, Kalam tells Youth
Take up Politics as a career, Kalam tells Youth “Cruelty of Children is against the fabric of society and cannot be tolerated at any cost” New Delhi: President A.P.J.Abdul Kalam on Thursday exhorted the youth to take up politics as a career in large numbers and urged the citizens to proactively cast their votes to select candidates with proven performance, with honesty as the focus. http://winentrance.com/news/Take-Politics-career-Kalam-tells-Youth.html
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Government to take over six constituent colleges
Government to take over six constituent colleges Bill to amend Tamil Nadu Universities Laws tabled in House A Bill to amend the Tamil Nadu Universities Laws was tabled in the Assembly on Monday, to enable the Government to take over six constituent colleges. http://winentrance.com/news/Government-take-over-six-constituent-colleges.html
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Jamia Hamdard Deemed University
Jamia Hamdard Deemed University Hamdard Nagar,
New Delhi – 110 062. Directorate of Open & Distance Learning Jamia Hamdard, a premier institution of higher education, has made a name for itself in providing high quality education. The University is accredited under category ‘A’ of the Indian Universities by NAAC http://winentrance.com/news/Jamia-Hamdard-Deemed-University.html
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India - UK grant for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV) Research
India - UK grant for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV) Research The Indian Institute of Science (IISC) and the National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) will jointly work with UK aviation major BAe Systems research partner Leicester University on unmanned air vehicles (UAVs). http://winentrance.com/news/India-UK-grant-UAV-research.html
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Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University It is a ‘Multi-University’ now Coimbatore: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University is a forerunner in e-learning, by posting all undergraduate course material on the internet, enabling easy access to students, facilitating advance preparation and greater interaction inside classrooms, C.Ramaswamy, Vice-Chancellor of the university, said here recently. http://winentrance.com/news/TamilNadu-Agricultural-University-e-learning-training-programme.html
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All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) list for resident doctors released
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) list for resident doctors released The list of candidates to fill 100 posts of senior resident doctors at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) was released by the administration late on Friday night. A few medicos had alleged that Institute Director P. Venugopal had with held the names. Contradictions “Though some said the results were displayed around midnight on Friday, most of us got to know about it only on Saturday afternoon. Initially, they had displayed the results only for 49 posts, but later they put up the complete list”, Dr.Sukhbir Badhal, one of the junior resident doctors who cleared the examination, said on Saturday. http://winentrance.com/news/AIIMS-list-resident-doctors-released.html
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Getting a feel of business school life in India
Getting a feel of business school life in India Maiden visit by students from Lahore University Every bit of Delhi right from its wide roads to the sense of humour of the people here – reminds them of Lahore. But it is not just the flavour of Chandni Chowk`s mouth-watering “dahi ballahs” but a whole lot of other things that these seven Pakistani students will remember Delhi for. The delegation of seven students from the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) – most of them on their first visit – was here this past week to get a feel of B-school life in India. Hosted by Delhi University’s Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) http://winentrance.com/news/Getting-feel-business-school-life-India.html
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Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management Govindpuri, Gwalior – 474011
M.P. (India)
Ph: 0751-2345821/22, 4000110/12
Fax: 0751-2344054 Appeared CAT 2006 IITTM is celebrating its Silver Jubilee in 2007. It is committed to the mission of imparting Education, Training and Research in the field of Tourism & Business Management. Apply with your valid CAT score card for admission into PGDBM Programme for the session 2007-2009. http://winentrance.com/news/Indian-Institute-Tourism-Travel-Management.html
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Bharathiar University Silver Jubilee Year 2006-07
Bharathiar University Silver Jubilee Year 2006-07 Coimbatore – 641 046
Phone: 91 422 2422222
Fax: 91 422 2425706
Silver Jubilee Year 2006-07 Starting of New Colleges/New Courses The last date for submission of filled in application forms for starting of Arts and Science Colleges, Education Colleges, Stand alone MBA & MCA institutions http://winentrance.com/news/Bharathiar-University-Silver-Jubilee-Year-2006-07.html
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Rule allowing corporal punishment in schools goes
Rule allowing corporal punishment in schools goes Imposition, Suspension from class suggested Chennai: The State Government on Tuesday issued an order to remove Rule 51 of the Tamil Nadu Education Rules that permitted corporal punishment in schools under specified circumstances. The rule said “ Corporal punishment shall not be inflicted, except in a case of moral delinquency such as deliberate lying, obscenity of word or act or flagrant insub – ordination, and it shall be limited to six cuts on the hand and administered only by or under the supervision of the headmaster.” http://winentrance.com/news/Rule-allowing-corporal-punishment-schools-goes.html
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A contest to support innovative business ideas for students, NGOs
A contest to support innovative business ideas for students, NGOs ‘Genesis’ is jointly hosted by IIT-M, TCS and L-Ramp Chennai: The Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-M), Tata Consultancy Services and Lemelson Recognition and Monitoring Program (L-Ramp) are jointly hosting ‘Genesis’ a business plan contest open for students and test open for students and NGOs in social entrepreneurship. It will essentially support innovative business ideas relating to social causes. MIT IDEAS, United States (from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an NGO Aavishkar India Micro Venture capital fund are partners in the contest. Teams participating in the contest will have to come up with a viable business plan from the socially-relevant idea that will be self-sustaining. While students, individuals and NGOs interested in social causes can participate, each team is expected to each team is expected to have a representation for the student community up to 50 per cent. http://winentrance.com/news/contest-support-innovative-business-ideas-students-NGO.html
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Kumaraguru College of Technology inks MoU with National Institute of Agronomic Research
Kumaraguru College of Technology inks MoU with National Institute of Agronomic Research Coimbatore: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Kumaraguru College of Technology (KCT), Coimbatore, and National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRA), France, here on Wednesday. Prof. K.Armugam, Correspondent of KCT, and Yves Griveau, Secretary General, International Relations, INRA, linked the pact in the presence of Dr.N.Mahalingam, Chairman of KCT, and Dr Bruno Rouot, Attaché Scientific, French Embassy at the KCT conference hall. The agreement would expand the scope of research on agriculture, food and nutrition and environment. The INRA has 21 regional centres and 14 research departments with 8850 employees, 1840 researchers and 2360 engineers. http://winentrance.com/news/Kumaraguru-College-Technology-inks-MoU-National-Institute.html
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Language Universities want to be treated on par with Central Universities
Language Universities want to be treated on par with Central Universities ‘Dravidian languages are ancient and as important as Sanskrit, Urdu and Hindi’ Hampi: Vice – Chancellors of four language universities in South India have pleaded with the Union Government that the Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Dravidian universities be treated on par with the Central universities in the country. Addressing a joint press conference here on Wednesday, B.A. Vivek Rai, Vice-Chancellor Kannada University, Hampi, C. Subramanyan, Vice-Chancellor, Tamil University, Thanjavur, Lakhminarayan, Vice-Chancellor of Dravidian University, Kuppam, and Bhaktavatsala Reddy, Registrar of Potti Sriramulu Telugu University, Hyderabad, said that there Dravidian languages were ancient and also as important as Sanskrit, Urdu and Hindi and wanted the Union Government to recognize the language universities on a par with other Central universities. http://winentrance.com/news/Language-Universities-want-treated-Central-Universities.html
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Pollachi youth’s attempt to create world record enters third day
Pollachi youth’s attempt to create world record enters third day He plans to type continuously for 140 hours, taking a five-minute rest every hour Pollachi: An Attempt by a 21 year-old youth to set world record by typing continuously for 140 hours entered third day here, on Wednesday. A.M. Mohammed Zulfi Karali, a fourth year M.Sc. Software student of Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College began his ambitious attempt on Monday at the computer centre of the college’s town premises here. Mr. Karali said that he chose this attempt to high-light his six-point agenda including the promotion of national unity, rehabilitation of children who sought alms on the streets and provision on the streets and provision of infrastructure for his hometown Pollachi. http://winentrance.com/news/Pollachi-youth-attempt-create-world-record-enters-third-day.html
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University of Hyderabad
University of Hyderabad Notification for X Convocation The X convocation of the University of Hyderabad for conferring on successful candidates will be held in the month of February 2007. The exact date will be notified later (both in Press and on our Website). All the candidates who have been declared eligible for the award of various degrees either by examination or by research after 29.12.2004 i.e., after the IX Convocation, should apply in the prescribed form http://winentrance.com/news/University-Hyderabad-X-Convocation.html
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Centre seeks to provide all-India Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribes quota in PG medicine
Centre seeks to provide all-India Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribes quota in PG medicine Files petition in Supreme Court for approval for 2007-08 admissions New Delhi: The Centre has sought the Supreme Court’s approval for providing 22.5 per cent reservation to the Scheduled Caste and the Scheduled Tribes under the all-India quota in postgraduate admissions to government medical colleges in 2008– 2008. For 2006 – 2007, the Centre did not provide for SC / ST reservation under the 50 percent all India quota, as a 2005 apex court judgment said the 50 per cent all India quotas should be exclusive of reservation. As a result, reservation was provided only under the 50 per cent State quota. Centre seeks to provide all-India Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribes quota in PG medicine
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Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology
Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology Block-2, CGO Complex Lodhi Road New Delhi – 110003 Call for Proposals on Knowledge Base Nanoscience and Nanotechnology for Application in Biology Theme: Basic Research and Development of New Production Process and Devices using Nanoscience and Nanotechnology derived knowledge-based multifunctional materials for use in Agriculture, Medicine, Food Processing industry and Environment Management and their Toxicological Studies. Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology
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Medical teachers with 10 years service to be made Readers
Medical teachers with 10 years service to be made Readers Government Order to this effect expected shortly Salem: The State Government has decided to designate those doctors who has been enlisted as teachers in the medical education service and completed a minimum of 10 years civil services as Reader in tune with the requirement of the Medical Council of India (MCI). Long pending “This decision, which has been pending long before the Government, was taken at a recent secretaries’ level meeting in Chennai,” said the president of the Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Association (TNGDA) K.Prakasam Medical teachers with 10 years service to be made Readers
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National Institute of Fashion Technology
National Institute of Fashion Technology NIFT Campus Hauz Khas Opp. Gulmohar Park New Delhi – 110 016 India Admission 2007 Sale of Application Forms extended upto: 17th Feb.2007. Last date of Submission of Form: 21st Feb. 2007. National Institute of Fashion Technology
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Students bag prize in design contest
Students bag prize in design contest Tiruchy: Two students of the Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute, Kumulur, have won the second prize, for their fruit and vegetable washer model, at the national-level design competition for students of agricultural and food engineering held at the Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal. Students from about 20 agricultural universities across the country demonstrated their models for mechanizing agriculture-based industries in the 21st century. According to the students, K.Ganeshamurthy and M.Govindraj, who are doing third year B.Tech (Agriculture), fruits and vegetables are currently sold raw, unclean and unwashed. Due to the soil deposit on them, fruits and vegetables took unattractive while microbes from the surroundings and soil make them unhealthy for consumption. Students bag prize in design contest
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Admissions: Consensus the only way out, says Oommen Chandy
Admissions: Consensus the only way out, says Oommen Chandy Do not act in haste on self-financing colleges issue Kootayam: Leader of the Opposition Oommen Chandy on Sunday called upon the State Government not to go ahead with the formalities for admission to professional colleges for the coming academic year in haste, as it would only compound the already existing complexities. Speaking to The Hindu here on Sunday, Mr. Chandy said the need of the hour was to arrive at consensus. Expressing confidence that a solution was possible within the legal framework for the self-financing professional colleges issue. Mr. Chandy said that Government should take more realistic and pragmatic approach. Admissions: Consensus the only way out, says Oommen Chandy
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Entrance tests as scheduled in Kerala
Entrance tests as scheduled in Kerala ‘No new legislation to replace professional colleges Act’ The entrance tests for admissions to professional courses will be held in April as scheduled, Education Minister M.A. Baby said here on Saturday. The Minister was talking to the media after discussions with Chief Minister V.S.Achuthanandan and party colleagues on the course of action to be taken in view of the High Court order striking down key provisions of the professional colleges Act. Entrance tests as scheduled in Kerala
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Indian Institute of Management Bangalore to raise intake by 7 percent this year
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore to raise intake by 7 percent this year Bangalore: The prestigious Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, will increase its intake by seven percent to accommodate the OBC quota in a phased manner as approved by the Centre, IIM-B director Prakash G.Apte said on Friday. Speaking to reporters here after signing an MoU with a Stanford Business School here, he said the intake would go up from the present 250 to 280. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore to raise intake by 7 percent this year
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Clarification on R&D concerns to be sought
Clarification on R&D concerns to be sought Never mind bush’s signature. India still has its concerns over the indo-us nuke deal and will seek clarifications during further negotiations. “Certainly there are concerns and for that we have to seek clarifications from the United States,” said anil kakodkar, chairman Atomic energy commission, on the sidelines of the 94th Indian science congress.” We will have to negotiate. We must ensure that the indo-us nuclear deal does not impinge on our R&D,”he said.” We have to maintain the autonomy of our R&D.There is no question about,” he said in replay to queries from newspersons.” Domestic programme is impendent and will carry on,” he emphasized.” All external things we were talking about is an additionality,”he said. Clarification on R&D concerns to be sought
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Compulsory seminars for doctors soon
Compulsory seminars for doctors soon Mandatory rural posting for junior doctor on completion of internship Chennai: Doctors will soon have to mandatory attend continuing medical education programmes to ensure that they stay abreast of the modern management practices in their speciality, the Union Health Ministry Anbumani Ramadoss said here on Thursday. Inaugurating a Continuing Medical Education Programme in connection with the four day annual conference of the Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS), Dr. Ramadoss said under the proposed norm, doctors would have to attend 60 hours of CME programmes in five years to be eligible for re-registration. The Minister said it was also planned to introduce from this year compulsory rural posting for junior doctors on completion of internship. Around 29, 000 medical graduates would have to complete a year of service in rural areas to be eligible for permanent registration to set up practice. Compulsory seminars for doctors soon
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Panel to submit report on common syllabus next month Tiruchi: The Committee on Common Syllabus for Schools will submit its report in February, School Education Minister Thangam Thennarasu said here on Thursday. The committee has looked into how parity could be reached between the State and Matriculation and Anglo-Indian boards in terms of curriculum, teaching and examination pattern without compromising on the quality of education. The idea is to ensure that students study only what they are supposed to learn for a particular standard, and simultaneously improve delivery mechanisms through activity-based learning in Government schools, Mr. Thennarasu told The Hindu. The Tamil Nadu Text Book Society, he said, was comfortably placed to print books for all schools in time. In case of need the task would be offloaded to private printers. Panel to submit report on common syllabus next month
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President okays Other Backward Classes(OBC) Bill
President okays Other Backward Classes(OBC) Bill The legislations to provide 27 percent reservation for OBCs in elite educational institutions, including IITs and IIMs from the next academic year, became law today with the presidential A P J Abudul kalam giving his assent to it. “The central Educational institutions (reservation in admission) Bill 2006 has received the assent of the president,” an official press note said. The Act paves the way for implementing reservation form the academic session of 2007. Both houses of parliament passed the bill last month. The provisions of the act will not apply to a central educational institution established in a tribal area, institutions of excellence, research institutions, institutions of national and strategic importance and minority educational institutions. President okays Other Backward Classes(OBC) Bill
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Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) Recruits through CST – 2007
Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) Recruits through CST – 2007 IT / Computer Professionals Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), a Institution of Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and IT Government of India represents a unique facet to the nations policies and initiatives in Information Technology. C-DAC centres at Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Chennai intend to recruit IT / Computer professional from G-level candidates of CST-2007 examination with requisite qualifications. The following vacancies are currently available at various C-DAC centres. 300 Vacancies: Register by 9th Jan 2007 Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) Recruits through CST – 2007
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