MSC(MICROBIOLOGY) MIT RISHIKESH ADMISSIONS 2009

Master Degree(MSc)2009 Admissionjs in Microbiology at Modern Institute of Technology(MIT) Rishikesh,

Modern Institute of Technology(MIT)
Rishikesh, Uttranchal
Phone: 0135-2435220, 243906
Mobile: 9897010187
Email: mitrishikesh@vsnl.net , info@mitrishikesh.com
Website: www.mitrishikesh.com

Admissions to MSc(Microbiology)

Introduction:
The institute has been efficiently engaged in the training & placement of students. The Institute involves a sense of confidence among the students regarding their future e. It has been making systematic effort to arrange guest lecture, seminar, industrial visit, suitable summer training & Dissertation work for the students.

Eligibility:
B.Sc with 50% marks in Microbiology/Biochemistry/ Genetics/ Industrial Microbiology/ Botany/ Zoology/ Chemistry/B.Sc. M.L.T.

How to apply:
For details contact the address listed above.

Source: http://www.mitrishikesh.com/courses.html

MA(HISTORY OF ART) NMIHACM NEW DELHI ADMISSIONS 2009

Master Degree(MA)2009 Admissions in HISTORY OF ART at National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and Museology(NMIHACM) New Delhi

National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and Museology(NMIHACM)
National Museum, Janpath,
New Delhi
Phone: 011-23011901 / 23792249
Fax: 011- 23011899
Website: www.nationalmuseumindia.gov.in/nmi

Admissions to M.A.(HISTORY OF ART)

Introduction:
The urgent need to initiate advanced studies in the areas of History of Art, Conservation, and Museology has been discussed for years and the first step was taken in 1983, when diploma and post graduate diploma courses in History of International and Modern Art and their Sources and Restoration of Oil paintings were initiated in National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi.

Eligibility:
A Graduate Degree from a recognized University. Good academic record with minimum 50% marks or equivalent grade at the graduate level.

How to apply:
The Information Brochure can be obtained from the office of the Institute on payment of Rs. 200/- (Rupees two hundred only) in cash or Rs. 250/-in the form of crossed Demand Draft payable to NMIHACM on any Nationalized Bank in New Delhi, if needed by post.

Source: http://nmi.gov.in/nmi_notices_admissionnotice.htm

PGDBJ(RADIO PRODUCTION) ADMISSIONS 2009 JNU JAIPUR

Post Graduate Diploma(PGDBJ)2009 Admissions in Radio Production, Web Journalism at Jaipur National University(JNU) Jaipur/Rajasthan

Jaipur National University(JNU)
Kho-raibariyan, Jagtpura
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Phone: 0141- 2754399, 2779016, 2754814
Fax: 0141-2753377
Email: seedlingacademy@hotmail.com, convener_mca@seedlingacademy.com
Website: www.jnujaipur.ac.in

Admission to PGDBJ(Radio Production, Web Journalism)

Introduction:
October 22, 2007 was a historical day for the Mahima Shiksha Samiti, the sponsoring body of the Jaipur National University, and for the Seedling Institutions of Higher Education, when the Government of Rajasthan announced the establishment of the University. Within a couple of months, after its formation, the University was honoured with approval and recognition from all the national bodies, including the University Grants Commission (UGC), under the clause 2(f) of its Act of 1956. Besides these mandatory recognitions, the University has earned trust and goodwill of the aspiring students, parents, public and concerned agencies, based on excellence in teaching and emphasis on high standard of research.

Eligibility:
Must be graduate with 50% marks.

How to apply:
Application form can be available on payment of Rs 500/- by cash or can be downloaded from the website.

Source: www.jnujaipur.ac.in

BDS 2009 ADMISSION KJMTBHT VADODARA

Bachelor Degree(BDS)2009 Admissions in Dental Surgery at K J Mehta TB Hospital Trust(KJMTBHT) Vadodara, Gujrat

K J Mehta TB Hospital Trust(KJMTBHT)
Village Piparia, Tal. Waghodia
Vadodara, Gujrat
Phone: 02668-245261
Website: www.kjmt.org

Admissions to Bachelor of Dental Surgery(BDS)

Introduction:
K J Mehta TB Hospital Trust(KJMTBHT) invites application for the coure of MBBS for the academic year 2009-2010.

Eligibility:
Must clear HSC examination

How to apply:
For details contact the address listed above.

Dates to remember:
Last date for submission of application: 07/27/09

Source: http://www.kjmt.org/

BTECH(ME) IITM GURGAON 2009 ADMISSION

Bachelor Degree(BTech)2009 Admissions in Mechanical Engineering at Institute of Information Technology and Management (IITM) Gurgaon

Institute of Information Technology and Management(IITM)
7th Milestone, Village Silani, NH-71B,
Sohna Palwal Bypass, Gurgaon-122103
Haryana
Phone: 0124-4104377
Fax: 0124-4051825
Email: contact@iitmedu.in
Website: www.iitmedu.in/

Admissions to BTech(Mechanical Engineering)

Introduction:
Welcome to IITM where Knowledge, Innovation, and Excellence are our guiding principles. These principles not only guide our decisions but enable our students to gain competitive advantage and to lead in today’s global marketplace. Join us and experience the IITM advantage…

Eligibility:
The candidate must have passed 10+2 examination from a recognized Board/ University with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with any one of the four subjects: (1) Chemistry, (2) Computer Science/ Information Science, (3) Bio-Technology (4) Biology.

How to apply:
For details contact the address listed above.

Dates to remember:
Last date for submission of applications form: 08/01/09

Source: http://iitmedu.in/program.html

Amity Institute of English and Business Communication (AIEBC)

Amity Institute of English and Business Communication (AIEBC)
Block E2, Sector-125
Noida
Uttar Pradesh
Phone-No: 0120-2445252
Email: admissions@amity.edu
Website: www.amity.edu.admission

Master of Philosophy (MPhil)

Eligibility:

Master degree in relevant stream or valent (min. 50%)

How To Apply:

Online at www.amity.edu/admission or at all Axis Bank Branches in Delhi/NCR and over 300 Axis Bank Branches across the Country (for list, website), for 1100/-

Closing Date: 31 Jul 2009

Last date to apply: 31.07.2009

Give education vision 2020 in 90 days, Sibal tells states

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New Delhi: Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal on Friday asked all the states to prepare a vision document within the next three months on the targets to be achieved in the higher education sector by 2020.

"All state governments must prepare a vision document for higher education. This document must contain the state's targets for higher education till 2020, including the current state of affairs, such as number of universities and colleges and how the state perceives the quality of these institutes," Sibal said during a meeting here with higher and technical education secretaries from states.

This vision must also outline the states' budgetary outlay for this sector.

"This paper must then propose how the state plans to increase its Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER)," he said, adding that such vision documents will help the central government plug existing holes and further boost the sector.

The minister urged the states to increase their budgetary allocations for higher education that is showing a disturbing downward trend.

While the central government's contribution in education, as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), has been steadily increasing to 0.91 percent in 2009 from 0.53 percent in 2000-01, the allocation of the states has shown an average decline from 3.76 percent to 2.73 percent in the corresponding period.

Sibal also asked the officials to have a quality controller to assess and inform the people about the institute, college or the university.

The minister said the states should also have an "accreditation system for their colleges".

The accrediting agency would benchmark the institutes in the respective states, informing students about the quality and resources of the institution they are going to attend.

"This would help create competition among institutions leading to their improvement," said Sibal, adding that state governments should also fill up faculty vacancies. IANS

Give education vision 2020 in 90 days, Sibal tells states

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New Delhi: Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal on Friday asked all the states to prepare a vision document within the next three months on the targets to be achieved in the higher education sector by 2020.

"All state governments must prepare a vision document for higher education. This document must contain the state's targets for higher education till 2020, including the current state of affairs, such as number of universities and colleges and how the state perceives the quality of these institutes," Sibal said during a meeting here with higher and technical education secretaries from states.

This vision must also outline the states' budgetary outlay for this sector.

"This paper must then propose how the state plans to increase its Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER)," he said, adding that such vision documents will help the central government plug existing holes and further boost the sector.

The minister urged the states to increase their budgetary allocations for higher education that is showing a disturbing downward trend.

While the central government's contribution in education, as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP), has been steadily increasing to 0.91 percent in 2009 from 0.53 percent in 2000-01, the allocation of the states has shown an average decline from 3.76 percent to 2.73 percent in the corresponding period.

Sibal also asked the officials to have a quality controller to assess and inform the people about the institute, college or the university.

The minister said the states should also have an "accreditation system for their colleges".

The accrediting agency would benchmark the institutes in the respective states, informing students about the quality and resources of the institution they are going to attend.

"This would help create competition among institutions leading to their improvement," said Sibal, adding that state governments should also fill up faculty vacancies. IANS

Intense daily therapy helps kids overcome literacy problems

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Sydney: Children grappling with language and literacy problems are better off with intense daily therapy rather than extended therapy, according to a recent study.

The study, led by Ron Gillam, professor at Curtin University of Technology (CUT), is
based on children aged six to nine with primary language disorders, but no problems in cognition or hearing.

"The group of kids in the study had 100 minutes of therapy each day, over a period of six weeks. We followed their progress for six months," Gillam said.

"Our results proved six times more successful than a different study in which children

received therapy twice a week for 20 minutes each day, over a two-year period."

Gillam reviewed studies in which speech-language pathologists worked with teachers in a classroom setting.

"When I conducted a systematic review of existing research, classroom based instruction on vocabulary where speech pathologists were working with regular teachers, yielded very successful results," he said.

"Using simple demonstrations, picture cues or graphic organisers, summarisation techniques, allowing multiple opportunities to respond and repeat, and asking questions at various levels of complexity, are techniques that have proven to be most effective in improving language skills," he said.

"Most importantly, if you are doing this on an intense daily schedule with the help of a speech pathologist in a classroom setting, you will see a great improvement in the child's literacy skills," Gillam added.

He said children with language impairment were at risk of social and academic problems and, later in life, vocational problems. IANS

Intense daily therapy helps kids overcome literacy problems

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Sydney: Children grappling with language and literacy problems are better off with intense daily therapy rather than extended therapy, according to a recent study.

The study, led by Ron Gillam, professor at Curtin University of Technology (CUT), is
based on children aged six to nine with primary language disorders, but no problems in cognition or hearing.

"The group of kids in the study had 100 minutes of therapy each day, over a period of six weeks. We followed their progress for six months," Gillam said.

"Our results proved six times more successful than a different study in which children

received therapy twice a week for 20 minutes each day, over a two-year period."

Gillam reviewed studies in which speech-language pathologists worked with teachers in a classroom setting.

"When I conducted a systematic review of existing research, classroom based instruction on vocabulary where speech pathologists were working with regular teachers, yielded very successful results," he said.

"Using simple demonstrations, picture cues or graphic organisers, summarisation techniques, allowing multiple opportunities to respond and repeat, and asking questions at various levels of complexity, are techniques that have proven to be most effective in improving language skills," he said.

"Most importantly, if you are doing this on an intense daily schedule with the help of a speech pathologist in a classroom setting, you will see a great improvement in the child's literacy skills," Gillam added.

He said children with language impairment were at risk of social and academic problems and, later in life, vocational problems. IANS

Loyola College launches PG diploma in film making

Chennai: A one -year PG diploma course in film making has been launched by the Department of Film making, School of Media Studies, Loyola College.

The course has been launched with an aim to inject required skill in young aspirants for film making.

Students will be imparted skills in creative thinking, image making, screenplay writing, planning and budgeting, production management, practical direction, editing for meaning, contextualising special effects, sound sense, film economics and film ethics.

Eminent technicians of the industry will teach the students.

The course will be made flexible and offered in different shifts. "Director Bhim Singh awards" will be given for best screenplay, direction and editing to toppers after the completion of course.

Students having plus two degree or pursuing plus two are eligible for the course. Admission will be given on the basis of an aptitude test and interview.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Tamil_Nadu/Loyola_College_launches_PG_diploma_in_film_making_8846/

Loyola College launches PG diploma in film making

Chennai: A one -year PG diploma course in film making has been launched by the Department of Film making, School of Media Studies, Loyola College.

The course has been launched with an aim to inject required skill in young aspirants for film making.

Students will be imparted skills in creative thinking, image making, screenplay writing, planning and budgeting, production management, practical direction, editing for meaning, contextualising special effects, sound sense, film economics and film ethics.

Eminent technicians of the industry will teach the students.

The course will be made flexible and offered in different shifts. "Director Bhim Singh awards" will be given for best screenplay, direction and editing to toppers after the completion of course.

Students having plus two degree or pursuing plus two are eligible for the course. Admission will be given on the basis of an aptitude test and interview.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Tamil_Nadu/Loyola_College_launches_PG_diploma_in_film_making_8846/

Visakhapatnam to get a BARC centre

Visakhapatnam: The port city of Visakhapatnam (Vizag) will soon get a new regional centre of the country's premier atomic energy research institute the Bhaba Atomic Research Centre (BARC).

The centre has to be set up at Achyutapuram on the outskirts of Vizag.

The regional centre at Vizag will also house the Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI), a deemed university offering graduate programmes in nuclear science.

The step taken by BARC assures importance of the city emerging as a strategic point for naval establishments, new nuclear submarine base and other defence installations.

The port city emerging as a strategic point for naval establishments, new nuclear submarine base and other defence installations. "This is part of the 'Look East' policy of the government to shore up the east coast and strengthen the armed preparedness," a source revealed.

BARC is also planning to extend academics-related facilities in Andhra University (AU).

"We will have academic exchange programmes with the proposed BARC branch in Vizag," said an official of AU.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Andhra_Pradesh/Visakhapatnam_to_get_a_BARC_centre_8849/

Visakhapatnam to get a BARC centre

Visakhapatnam: The port city of Visakhapatnam (Vizag) will soon get a new regional centre of the country's premier atomic energy research institute the Bhaba Atomic Research Centre (BARC).

The centre has to be set up at Achyutapuram on the outskirts of Vizag.

The regional centre at Vizag will also house the Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI), a deemed university offering graduate programmes in nuclear science.

The step taken by BARC assures importance of the city emerging as a strategic point for naval establishments, new nuclear submarine base and other defence installations.

The port city emerging as a strategic point for naval establishments, new nuclear submarine base and other defence installations. "This is part of the 'Look East' policy of the government to shore up the east coast and strengthen the armed preparedness," a source revealed.

BARC is also planning to extend academics-related facilities in Andhra University (AU).

"We will have academic exchange programmes with the proposed BARC branch in Vizag," said an official of AU.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Andhra_Pradesh/Visakhapatnam_to_get_a_BARC_centre_8849/

MAULANA AZAD NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP 2009 NEW DELHI

Scholaship 2009 on Maulana Azad National Scholarship Scheme at Maulana Azad Education Foundation New Delhi

Maulana Azad Education Foundation
Social Justice Service Centre,
Chelmsford Road New Delhi–110055,
Phone: 011 – 23583788, 23583789
Fax: 011–23561945,
Website: www.maef.nic.in

Maulana Azad National Scholarship Scheme

Introduction:
The Foundation is a voluntary, non-political, non-profit making social service Organisation established to promote education amongst educationally backward minorities’ in particular and other backward sections in general.

Eligibility:
Only Girl Students belonging to National Minorities, (i.e. Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Sikhs) can apply.

How to apply:
For more details contact the address listed above.

Dates to remember:
Last date for submission of application: 08/31/09

Source: www.maef.nic.in

IIM-A plans to increase seats by 28pc

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Ahmedabad: The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, (IIM-A) is likely to increase its seat by 28pc from next year. Besides, increasing its student intake IIM-A is also planning to increase its faculty strength and bring about changes in curricula.

Prof. B. H. Jajoo, dean, IIM-A said, "We have applicants from US and Europe who want to be associate with IIM-A as faculty. Some of them are teachers from foreign universities."

"We hope to have over 120 faculty members, up from 90, over the next few years," added Jajoo.

The Government has sanctioned Rs.32 crore for its expansion. It will raise the rest of the amount through internal accruals and alumni network.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/IIM/IIM-A_plans_to_increase_seats_by_28pc_8815/

IIM-A plans to increase seats by 28pc

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Ahmedabad: The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, (IIM-A) is likely to increase its seat by 28pc from next year. Besides, increasing its student intake IIM-A is also planning to increase its faculty strength and bring about changes in curricula.

Prof. B. H. Jajoo, dean, IIM-A said, "We have applicants from US and Europe who want to be associate with IIM-A as faculty. Some of them are teachers from foreign universities."

"We hope to have over 120 faculty members, up from 90, over the next few years," added Jajoo.

The Government has sanctioned Rs.32 crore for its expansion. It will raise the rest of the amount through internal accruals and alumni network.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/IIM/IIM-A_plans_to_increase_seats_by_28pc_8815/

ICAI to conduct national convention on Sep 4

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New Delhi: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will organize a two day convention from September 4 for CA students at Siliguri.

Students are invited to contribute papers for various technical sessions. It has been decided to select two papers on each topic. Paper writers selected for presentation of paper at the Convention are exempted from payment of registration fee.

Outstation delegates are requested to confirm their participation latest by 16th August, 2009.

The convention will be inaugurated on September 4 at 10 am. A special session will be conducted on "Opportunities for Chartered Accountants - In Practice & in Industry" on September 4.

A cultural programme will be organized on September 4.

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New Delhi: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will organize a two day convention from September 4 for CA students at Siliguri.

Students are invited to contribute papers for various technical sessions. It has been decided to select two papers on each topic. Paper writers selected for presentation of paper at the Convention are exempted from payment of registration fee.

Outstation delegates are requested to confirm their participation latest by 16th August, 2009.

The convention will be inaugurated on September 4 at 10 am. A special session will be conducted on "Opportunities for Chartered Accountants - In Practice & in Industry" on September 4.

A cultural programme will be organized on September 4.

IGNOU launches new domain in management studies

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New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) launched a new domain in management studies, 'MBA Management Practices' in collaboration with Bharti Learning Systems Limited (BLS).

The MBA programme will ensure specialization in six professional areas like - Telecommunication, Sales & Marketing, Human Resources (HR), Insurance, Retail and Banking.

The programme is an outcome of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in March 2009 by IGNOU and BLS for five years, renewable under certain terms laid down by IGNOU.

The programme targets both new age students and employed professionals, who aspire to boost their career prospects by acquiring an MBA degree that will train them in cutting-edge vocational skills. The programme meets the market demand.

The entry point is Graduation, with 10+2+3 years and above, from a UGC recognized University.

In the four-semester schedule, the programme ensures Certificate, Diploma, and PG Diploma to a student after completion of the first three semesters, respectively, before the fourth, which will entail the MBA - Management Practices degree.

According to the plan, BLS has decided to

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/IGNOU_launches_new_domain_in_management_studies_8829/

IGNOU launches new domain in management studies

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New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) launched a new domain in management studies, 'MBA Management Practices' in collaboration with Bharti Learning Systems Limited (BLS).

The MBA programme will ensure specialization in six professional areas like - Telecommunication, Sales & Marketing, Human Resources (HR), Insurance, Retail and Banking.

The programme is an outcome of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in March 2009 by IGNOU and BLS for five years, renewable under certain terms laid down by IGNOU.

The programme targets both new age students and employed professionals, who aspire to boost their career prospects by acquiring an MBA degree that will train them in cutting-edge vocational skills. The programme meets the market demand.

The entry point is Graduation, with 10+2+3 years and above, from a UGC recognized University.

In the four-semester schedule, the programme ensures Certificate, Diploma, and PG Diploma to a student after completion of the first three semesters, respectively, before the fourth, which will entail the MBA - Management Practices degree.

According to the plan, BLS has decided to

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/IGNOU_launches_new_domain_in_management_studies_8829/

IGNOU launches new domain in management studies

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New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) launched a new domain in management studies, 'MBA Management Practices' in collaboration with Bharti Learning Systems Limited (BLS).

The MBA programme will ensure specialization in six professional areas like - Telecommunication, Sales & Marketing, Human Resources (HR), Insurance, Retail and Banking.

The programme is an outcome of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in March 2009 by IGNOU and BLS for five years, renewable under certain terms laid down by IGNOU.

The programme targets both new age students and employed professionals, who aspire to boost their career prospects by acquiring an MBA degree that will train them in cutting-edge vocational skills. The programme meets the market demand.

The entry point is Graduation, with 10+2+3 years and above, from a UGC recognized University.

In the four-semester schedule, the programme ensures Certificate, Diploma, and PG Diploma to a student after completion of the first three semesters, respectively, before the fourth, which will entail the MBA - Management Practices degree.

According to the plan, BLS has decided to

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/IGNOU_launches_new_domain_in_management_studies_8829/

IGNOU launches new domain in management studies

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New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) launched a new domain in management studies, 'MBA Management Practices' in collaboration with Bharti Learning Systems Limited (BLS).

The MBA programme will ensure specialization in six professional areas like - Telecommunication, Sales & Marketing, Human Resources (HR), Insurance, Retail and Banking.

The programme is an outcome of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in March 2009 by IGNOU and BLS for five years, renewable under certain terms laid down by IGNOU.

The programme targets both new age students and employed professionals, who aspire to boost their career prospects by acquiring an MBA degree that will train them in cutting-edge vocational skills. The programme meets the market demand.

The entry point is Graduation, with 10+2+3 years and above, from a UGC recognized University.

In the four-semester schedule, the programme ensures Certificate, Diploma, and PG Diploma to a student after completion of the first three semesters, respectively, before the fourth, which will entail the MBA - Management Practices degree.

According to the plan, BLS has decided to

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/IGNOU_launches_new_domain_in_management_studies_8829/

UGC sanctions grant to Kannur University

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Kannur (Kerala): The University Grants Commission (UGC) has granted Rs.14.28 crore to the Kannur University for the 11th Plan period.

The varsity has received this grant on the basis of a report submitted by a team appointed by the UGC to evaluate the utilization of the grant sanctioned to the varsity during the 10th Plan and the university's functioning.

Out of total sanctioned amount Rs.1.7 crore has been given for the library of the university while Rs.2 crore was sanctioned for starting a health centre, Rs.3 crore for campus development, Rs.2 crore for sports facilities, and Rs.30 lakh for basic facilities. The university was also allotted Rs.2.5 crore for construction of a new guest house.

The release said the UGC's approval of all courses started during 2003-09, sanctioning of teaching posts and allocation of funds for infrastructure development were an achievement for the fledgling university.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Kerala/UGC_sanctions_grant_to_Kannur_University_8830/

UGC sanctions grant to Kannur University

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Kannur (Kerala): The University Grants Commission (UGC) has granted Rs.14.28 crore to the Kannur University for the 11th Plan period.

The varsity has received this grant on the basis of a report submitted by a team appointed by the UGC to evaluate the utilization of the grant sanctioned to the varsity during the 10th Plan and the university's functioning.

Out of total sanctioned amount Rs.1.7 crore has been given for the library of the university while Rs.2 crore was sanctioned for starting a health centre, Rs.3 crore for campus development, Rs.2 crore for sports facilities, and Rs.30 lakh for basic facilities. The university was also allotted Rs.2.5 crore for construction of a new guest house.

The release said the UGC's approval of all courses started during 2003-09, sanctioning of teaching posts and allocation of funds for infrastructure development were an achievement for the fledgling university.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Kerala/UGC_sanctions_grant_to_Kannur_University_8830/

Panjab University to introduce credit system in PG courses

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Chandigarh: Panjab University is planning to start credit system in postgraduate courses offered by the varsity. A committee has been constituted by the varsity to find out the modalities for the proposed system.

If the system comes into effect, it will be fruitful for students as they can study those subjects, which are not part of their prescribed syllabus.

This will allow students to get credit for subjects that their regular degree course does not offer.

"The system is likely to come into effect by the next academic session," said RC Sobti, Vice-chancellor, Panjab University.

"Credit system will make education more broad-based and facilitate diversity in courses," added Sobti.

PU also intends to provide the credit system in its affiliate colleges that offer masters courses. The system will allow for transfer of credits if a student leaves one institution and joins another.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Chandigarh/Panjab_University_to_introduce_credit_system_in_PG_courses_8841/

Panjab University to introduce credit system in PG courses

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Chandigarh: Panjab University is planning to start credit system in postgraduate courses offered by the varsity. A committee has been constituted by the varsity to find out the modalities for the proposed system.

If the system comes into effect, it will be fruitful for students as they can study those subjects, which are not part of their prescribed syllabus.

This will allow students to get credit for subjects that their regular degree course does not offer.

"The system is likely to come into effect by the next academic session," said RC Sobti, Vice-chancellor, Panjab University.

"Credit system will make education more broad-based and facilitate diversity in courses," added Sobti.

PU also intends to provide the credit system in its affiliate colleges that offer masters courses. The system will allow for transfer of credits if a student leaves one institution and joins another.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Chandigarh/Panjab_University_to_introduce_credit_system_in_PG_courses_8841/

Delhi Technological University gets its first VC

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New Delhi: Prof. P.B. Sharma has been appointed as the First Vice Chancellor of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE).

Prof. Sharma was appointed by Lt. Governor of Delhi Mr. Tejendra Khanna, also Chancellor of DTU and an order to this effect was issued today by Mr. V.K. Jain, Addl. Secretary, Department of Training and Technical Education, Govt. of NCT Delhi.

The upgradation of DCE into DTU has been through to an Act enacted by Delhi Assembly, Delhi Act 6 of 2009 which came into force on July 15th, 2009.

Prof. Sharma is a renowned academician who has steered DCE for the last two decades and brought it to its eminent position.

A Doctorate from Birmingham, Prof. Sharma is a former Professor of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) and has been the founder Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Technological University, Bhopal.

During his long association with DCE, he was able to introduce innovations in diverse areas and bring high international recognition to the institute.

Prominent among these include, 'Most Innovative Design Award' for DCE UAV, 'Most Improved Award' for DCE Robotic Submarine, First Prize for DCE Hybrid, 'Best Design Award' for DCE Supermileage vehicle to name a few.

Prof. Sharma succeeded in germinating research culture at under-graduate level and has transformed DCE into a research and innovation hub.

Recipient of many awards and recognitions, Prof. Sharma is also a fellow of World Academy of Productivity Sciences, fellow of Aeronautical Society of India, fellow of Institution of Engineers and elected fellow of Indian Society of Technical Education.

He is also the former President of the Engineering Science Division of Indian Science Congress and former expert Member of Central Advisory Board of Education of Govt. of India. Prof. Sharma has guided 14 PhDs and published over 140 Research Papers.

Prof. Sharma has received the Eminent Engineer Award 2008 from Institution of Engineers and also the Lifetime Achievement Award 2009 from Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering.

The DTU under his dynamic and visionary leadership is poised for quantum jump in quality of human resource development, industry sponsored research, technology incubation and product innovations.

According to Prof. Sharma, "The focus of DTU will be on offering world quality curriculum, industry relevant research and innovations. The DTU shall develop itself on the strength of the DCE comprising of its intelligent student community, qualified faculty and its distinguished alumni presence worldwide."

From the current academic session itself the DTU shall add four new undergraduate programmes in areas of Software Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automobile Engineering and Electrical and Electronics in addition to 6 Master of Technology Programs in New and Emerging Areas such as Nano-Technology, VLSI Design and Embedded System, Microwave and Optical Communication, Information Systems Management and Intelligent Power Systems, further an MBA Program in Knowledge and Technology Management and 50 PhD scholarships including 25 Teaching-cum-Research fellowships are being added this year.

These will be followed in subsequent years by Dual Degree Programmes and Integrated Master's Programme so as to create synergy between science and engineering thus, taking the student strength in DTU to almost three times of the current strength of around 3000.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/Delhi_Technological_University_gets_its_first_VC_8844/

Delhi Technological University gets its first VC

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New Delhi: Prof. P.B. Sharma has been appointed as the First Vice Chancellor of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE).

Prof. Sharma was appointed by Lt. Governor of Delhi Mr. Tejendra Khanna, also Chancellor of DTU and an order to this effect was issued today by Mr. V.K. Jain, Addl. Secretary, Department of Training and Technical Education, Govt. of NCT Delhi.

The upgradation of DCE into DTU has been through to an Act enacted by Delhi Assembly, Delhi Act 6 of 2009 which came into force on July 15th, 2009.

Prof. Sharma is a renowned academician who has steered DCE for the last two decades and brought it to its eminent position.

A Doctorate from Birmingham, Prof. Sharma is a former Professor of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) and has been the founder Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Technological University, Bhopal.

During his long association with DCE, he was able to introduce innovations in diverse areas and bring high international recognition to the institute.

Prominent among these include, 'Most Innovative Design Award' for DCE UAV, 'Most Improved Award' for DCE Robotic Submarine, First Prize for DCE Hybrid, 'Best Design Award' for DCE Supermileage vehicle to name a few.

Prof. Sharma succeeded in germinating research culture at under-graduate level and has transformed DCE into a research and innovation hub.

Recipient of many awards and recognitions, Prof. Sharma is also a fellow of World Academy of Productivity Sciences, fellow of Aeronautical Society of India, fellow of Institution of Engineers and elected fellow of Indian Society of Technical Education.

He is also the former President of the Engineering Science Division of Indian Science Congress and former expert Member of Central Advisory Board of Education of Govt. of India. Prof. Sharma has guided 14 PhDs and published over 140 Research Papers.

Prof. Sharma has received the Eminent Engineer Award 2008 from Institution of Engineers and also the Lifetime Achievement Award 2009 from Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering.

The DTU under his dynamic and visionary leadership is poised for quantum jump in quality of human resource development, industry sponsored research, technology incubation and product innovations.

According to Prof. Sharma, "The focus of DTU will be on offering world quality curriculum, industry relevant research and innovations. The DTU shall develop itself on the strength of the DCE comprising of its intelligent student community, qualified faculty and its distinguished alumni presence worldwide."

From the current academic session itself the DTU shall add four new undergraduate programmes in areas of Software Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automobile Engineering and Electrical and Electronics in addition to 6 Master of Technology Programs in New and Emerging Areas such as Nano-Technology, VLSI Design and Embedded System, Microwave and Optical Communication, Information Systems Management and Intelligent Power Systems, further an MBA Program in Knowledge and Technology Management and 50 PhD scholarships including 25 Teaching-cum-Research fellowships are being added this year.

These will be followed in subsequent years by Dual Degree Programmes and Integrated Master's Programme so as to create synergy between science and engineering thus, taking the student strength in DTU to almost three times of the current strength of around 3000.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/Delhi_Technological_University_gets_its_first_VC_8844/

Delhi Technological University gets its first VC

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New Delhi: Prof. P.B. Sharma has been appointed as the First Vice Chancellor of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE).

Prof. Sharma was appointed by Lt. Governor of Delhi Mr. Tejendra Khanna, also Chancellor of DTU and an order to this effect was issued today by Mr. V.K. Jain, Addl. Secretary, Department of Training and Technical Education, Govt. of NCT Delhi.

The upgradation of DCE into DTU has been through to an Act enacted by Delhi Assembly, Delhi Act 6 of 2009 which came into force on July 15th, 2009.

Prof. Sharma is a renowned academician who has steered DCE for the last two decades and brought it to its eminent position.

A Doctorate from Birmingham, Prof. Sharma is a former Professor of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) and has been the founder Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Technological University, Bhopal.

During his long association with DCE, he was able to introduce innovations in diverse areas and bring high international recognition to the institute.

Prominent among these include, 'Most Innovative Design Award' for DCE UAV, 'Most Improved Award' for DCE Robotic Submarine, First Prize for DCE Hybrid, 'Best Design Award' for DCE Supermileage vehicle to name a few.

Prof. Sharma succeeded in germinating research culture at under-graduate level and has transformed DCE into a research and innovation hub.

Recipient of many awards and recognitions, Prof. Sharma is also a fellow of World Academy of Productivity Sciences, fellow of Aeronautical Society of India, fellow of Institution of Engineers and elected fellow of Indian Society of Technical Education.

He is also the former President of the Engineering Science Division of Indian Science Congress and former expert Member of Central Advisory Board of Education of Govt. of India. Prof. Sharma has guided 14 PhDs and published over 140 Research Papers.

Prof. Sharma has received the Eminent Engineer Award 2008 from Institution of Engineers and also the Lifetime Achievement Award 2009 from Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering.

The DTU under his dynamic and visionary leadership is poised for quantum jump in quality of human resource development, industry sponsored research, technology incubation and product innovations.

According to Prof. Sharma, "The focus of DTU will be on offering world quality curriculum, industry relevant research and innovations. The DTU shall develop itself on the strength of the DCE comprising of its intelligent student community, qualified faculty and its distinguished alumni presence worldwide."

From the current academic session itself the DTU shall add four new undergraduate programmes in areas of Software Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automobile Engineering and Electrical and Electronics in addition to 6 Master of Technology Programs in New and Emerging Areas such as Nano-Technology, VLSI Design and Embedded System, Microwave and Optical Communication, Information Systems Management and Intelligent Power Systems, further an MBA Program in Knowledge and Technology Management and 50 PhD scholarships including 25 Teaching-cum-Research fellowships are being added this year.

These will be followed in subsequent years by Dual Degree Programmes and Integrated Master's Programme so as to create synergy between science and engineering thus, taking the student strength in DTU to almost three times of the current strength of around 3000.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/Delhi_Technological_University_gets_its_first_VC_8844/

Delhi Technological University gets its first VC

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New Delhi: Prof. P.B. Sharma has been appointed as the First Vice Chancellor of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE).

Prof. Sharma was appointed by Lt. Governor of Delhi Mr. Tejendra Khanna, also Chancellor of DTU and an order to this effect was issued today by Mr. V.K. Jain, Addl. Secretary, Department of Training and Technical Education, Govt. of NCT Delhi.

The upgradation of DCE into DTU has been through to an Act enacted by Delhi Assembly, Delhi Act 6 of 2009 which came into force on July 15th, 2009.

Prof. Sharma is a renowned academician who has steered DCE for the last two decades and brought it to its eminent position.

A Doctorate from Birmingham, Prof. Sharma is a former Professor of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) and has been the founder Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi Technological University, Bhopal.

During his long association with DCE, he was able to introduce innovations in diverse areas and bring high international recognition to the institute.

Prominent among these include, 'Most Innovative Design Award' for DCE UAV, 'Most Improved Award' for DCE Robotic Submarine, First Prize for DCE Hybrid, 'Best Design Award' for DCE Supermileage vehicle to name a few.

Prof. Sharma succeeded in germinating research culture at under-graduate level and has transformed DCE into a research and innovation hub.

Recipient of many awards and recognitions, Prof. Sharma is also a fellow of World Academy of Productivity Sciences, fellow of Aeronautical Society of India, fellow of Institution of Engineers and elected fellow of Indian Society of Technical Education.

He is also the former President of the Engineering Science Division of Indian Science Congress and former expert Member of Central Advisory Board of Education of Govt. of India. Prof. Sharma has guided 14 PhDs and published over 140 Research Papers.

Prof. Sharma has received the Eminent Engineer Award 2008 from Institution of Engineers and also the Lifetime Achievement Award 2009 from Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering.

The DTU under his dynamic and visionary leadership is poised for quantum jump in quality of human resource development, industry sponsored research, technology incubation and product innovations.

According to Prof. Sharma, "The focus of DTU will be on offering world quality curriculum, industry relevant research and innovations. The DTU shall develop itself on the strength of the DCE comprising of its intelligent student community, qualified faculty and its distinguished alumni presence worldwide."

From the current academic session itself the DTU shall add four new undergraduate programmes in areas of Software Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automobile Engineering and Electrical and Electronics in addition to 6 Master of Technology Programs in New and Emerging Areas such as Nano-Technology, VLSI Design and Embedded System, Microwave and Optical Communication, Information Systems Management and Intelligent Power Systems, further an MBA Program in Knowledge and Technology Management and 50 PhD scholarships including 25 Teaching-cum-Research fellowships are being added this year.

These will be followed in subsequent years by Dual Degree Programmes and Integrated Master's Programme so as to create synergy between science and engineering thus, taking the student strength in DTU to almost three times of the current strength of around 3000.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Universities/Delhi_Technological_University_gets_its_first_VC_8844/

BTECH(CSE) 2009 ADMISSIONS DIT DEHRADUN

Bachelor Degree(BTech)2009 Admissions in Computer Science & Engineering at Dehradun Institute of Technology(DIT) Dehradun, Uttranchal

Dehradun Institute of Technology(DIT)
Musoorie Diversion Road, Makkawala, Bhagwantpur
Dehradun, Uttranchal
Phone: 0135-2735590
Fax: 0135-2735404
Email: admissions@ditddun.org
Website: www.dit.edu.in

Admissions to BTech(Computer Science & Engineering)

Introduction:
DIT is a leading technical institute offering under-graduate and post-graduate programmes in several streams of Engineering, IT and Management. A campus with over 2300 students, coached by a highly distinguished faculty using the latest teaching aids, excellent hostel facilities, and a vision that drives us to ensure imparting wholesome technical education to our students, is what sets us apart from the run-of-the-mill engineering institutes spread all over the country.

Eligibility:
Student should have passed 10+2 Examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects: Chemistry/Bio Technology/Computer Science/Biology.

How to apply:
For setails contact the address listed above.

Source: http://www.dit.edu.in/courseDetail.aspx?id=17%20&CatId=1

BDS 2009 ADMISSIONS DJCDSR GHAZIABAD

Bachelor Degree(BDS)2009 Admissions in Dental Surgery at D J College of Dental Sciences and Research(DJCDSR) Ghaziabad/UP

D J College of Dental Sciences and Research(DJCDSR)
Niwari Road, Modinagar
Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
Phone: 01232-250884,325052, 325056
Email: infodjuniverse@gmail.com
Website: www.djdental.ac.in

Admissions to Bachelor of Dental Surgery(BDS)

Introduction:
The ‘Jassar’ Dental Medical Education Health foundation is a Registered Public Charitable society with the main objective to become a beacon of Hope and Self-reliance for the poor, needy and deserving sections of the society. As a first step, Foundation has established D.J. College of Dental Sciences & Research which in a span of mere nine years, crossed many milestones on the onward march of development in imparting quality education and has emerged into a center of excellence in the area of Dental Care.

Eligibility:
The candidate must have passed the 12th standard examination or equivalent exam with English, Biology(Zoolozy & Botany), Chemistry and Physics . He should secure not less than 50% marks in aggregate of science subject.

How to apply:
The Prospectus and Application/ Advance Reservation from may be obtained by post or in person from the office of the principal/secretary /chairman, D.J. College of Dental Sciences & Research after paying Rs. 500/- by cash/crossed Demand Draft drawn on any Nationalized Bank in favour of “D.J. College of Dental Sciences & Research”.

Source: http://www.djdental.ac.in/Admission%20Guidence.aspx

FAIR & LOVELY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP 2009

Scholarship 2009 on Fair & Lovely Foundation Scholarships at Fair & Lovely Foundation Mumbai

Fair & Lovely Foundation
Post Box No. 11281,
Marine Lines, Mumbai 400 020
Email: fairandlovely.fdn@unilever.com

Fair & Lovely Foundation Scholarships

Introduction:
The Fair & Lovely Scholarships assists deserving women in pursuing their educational goals. It is an initiative taken for all those who have the aptitude, drive and ambition but are bound by financial constraints. The Scholarship provides a voice to the talent that would have gone unnoticed and opinions that would never have been heard. It is an ongoing endeavor to give women the privilege of a formal education and over 600 women till date have benefited from this opportunity.

Eligibility:

Have cleared HSC and must have secured at-least 60% marks in their 10th and 12th examination.

Have working knowledge of English language

How to apply:
The application form is available by mid each year. The scholarship application form can be downloaded from here. Candidates have to fill all the required details in the application form and provide attested copies of all documents listed. You can also apply online from the website.

Source: http://www.fairandlovely.in/foundation/about_foundation/Scholarship.aspx

IGNOU, TERI join hands for Conference on Digital Libraries

New Delhi: Prof. V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai, Vice-Chancellor of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has invited all distance learners' community and institutions, like State Open Universities and Distance Education Institutions (DEIs/ CCIs), to come together and contribute their views on the theme of the upcoming International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL).

IGNOU has approved to get associated as a partner with TERI, which is conducting the event and would also be co-hosting the "International Conference on Digital Libraries" and its "Tutorials and Workshop".

The 3rd three-day International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL) would be held on IGNOUs' Silver Jubilee year from February 23, 2010 and the theme of the meet would be "Shaping the Information Paradigm".

"Few numbers of participant shall be nominated by IGNOU as delegates of ODL system without any registration fees," announced Prof. Pillai.

The participation of IGNOU in the event would act as an aid in strengthening its arena in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), web based methodologies, and digitalization for offering flawless access to all, comprising even those that are still not reached by the development of a national resource centre.

There would be special conference sessions and tutorials during the event devoted on the theme related aspects to the technologies applicable in open and distance education system.

Apart from the other enclosed aspects, the event would specially focus on web-based methodologies in teaching and learning, academic programmes information services, multi-media content, m-learning, open archive initiatives & open educational resources, e-learning and e-resource management, and virtual support to distance learners.

Institutes that are interested in participating in the conference can contact the ICDL2010 Conference Secretariat at India Habitat Centre complex.

IGNOU, TERI join hands for Conference on Digital Libraries

New Delhi: Prof. V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai, Vice-Chancellor of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has invited all distance learners' community and institutions, like State Open Universities and Distance Education Institutions (DEIs/ CCIs), to come together and contribute their views on the theme of the upcoming International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL).

IGNOU has approved to get associated as a partner with TERI, which is conducting the event and would also be co-hosting the "International Conference on Digital Libraries" and its "Tutorials and Workshop".

The 3rd three-day International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL) would be held on IGNOUs' Silver Jubilee year from February 23, 2010 and the theme of the meet would be "Shaping the Information Paradigm".

"Few numbers of participant shall be nominated by IGNOU as delegates of ODL system without any registration fees," announced Prof. Pillai.

The participation of IGNOU in the event would act as an aid in strengthening its arena in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), web based methodologies, and digitalization for offering flawless access to all, comprising even those that are still not reached by the development of a national resource centre.

There would be special conference sessions and tutorials during the event devoted on the theme related aspects to the technologies applicable in open and distance education system.

Apart from the other enclosed aspects, the event would specially focus on web-based methodologies in teaching and learning, academic programmes information services, multi-media content, m-learning, open archive initiatives & open educational resources, e-learning and e-resource management, and virtual support to distance learners.

Institutes that are interested in participating in the conference can contact the ICDL2010 Conference Secretariat at India Habitat Centre complex.

Andhra Pradesh varsity signs MoU with University of Massachusetts

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh): A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Vignan University and University of Massachusetts, Lowell, USA.

The MoU has been signed for twinning programmes.

The MoU was signed by Krishna Vedula, Dean, School of Engineering and Special Assistant to Provost, University of Massachusetts, C Uma Maheswara Rao, Director, Strategic Management, Vignan Group.

Massachusetts representative Krishna Vedula said that the MoU enables Vignan University and University of Massachusetts to offer twinning programmes for undergaduate and post-graduate programmes in both engineering and management streams.

Vignan University will be given support for curriculum development and exchange good teaching learning practices by the University of Massachusetts.

UGC allocates fund to Guru Jambheshwar University

Chandigarh (Haryana): A grant of Rs.10.83 crore has been allocated to the Guru Jambheshwar Science and Technology University in Hissar by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

"More than Rs.5.12 crore had been sanctioned under the General Development Grant Scheme, which was 150 per cent more than the amount sanctioned during the 10th Plan," said Davender Dayal Singh Sandhu, Vice-Chancellor, Guru Jambheshwar University.

Similarly, over Rs.5.65 crore had been sanctioned for various amalgamated schemes, which was 255 per cent more as compared to the amount sanctioned for these schemes during the 10th Plan.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Chandigarh/UGC_allocates_fund_to_Guru_Jambheshwar_University_8799/

Andhra Pradesh varsity signs MoU with University of Massachusetts

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh): A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Vignan University and University of Massachusetts, Lowell, USA.

The MoU has been signed for twinning programmes.

The MoU was signed by Krishna Vedula, Dean, School of Engineering and Special Assistant to Provost, University of Massachusetts, C Uma Maheswara Rao, Director, Strategic Management, Vignan Group.

Massachusetts representative Krishna Vedula said that the MoU enables Vignan University and University of Massachusetts to offer twinning programmes for undergaduate and post-graduate programmes in both engineering and management streams.

Vignan University will be given support for curriculum development and exchange good teaching learning practices by the University of Massachusetts.

UGC allocates fund to Guru Jambheshwar University

Chandigarh (Haryana): A grant of Rs.10.83 crore has been allocated to the Guru Jambheshwar Science and Technology University in Hissar by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

"More than Rs.5.12 crore had been sanctioned under the General Development Grant Scheme, which was 150 per cent more than the amount sanctioned during the 10th Plan," said Davender Dayal Singh Sandhu, Vice-Chancellor, Guru Jambheshwar University.

Similarly, over Rs.5.65 crore had been sanctioned for various amalgamated schemes, which was 255 per cent more as compared to the amount sanctioned for these schemes during the 10th Plan.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Chandigarh/UGC_allocates_fund_to_Guru_Jambheshwar_University_8799/

Amity conducts session on Aftereffects of Financial Meltdown

Noida: To discuss the consequences of economic downturn that has affected the entire world, the Global Economic Forum (TGEF) organized a brainstorming session on "After effects of Financial Meltdown: World Economy, Five Years Ahead" was conducted at the campus of Amity University here today at Amity Campus, Noida.

The session brought together the economists, diplomats, politicians and Government representatives to discuss and come up with some ideas, thoughts, suggestions and recommendations which could be relevant not only for India but the entire world.

The session was to be chaired by Lord Meghnad Desai, who could not make it to the event due to some reason.

The current Global Financial Meltdown has plunged the world in to the worst crises since the great depression of 1930s. In spite of stimulus packages running in to billions of dollars introduced by the Governments and bail out acquisitions of MNC's by the state, with the exception of China and India, very few countries are likely to witness reasonable economic growth in coming years.

Lord Meghnad Desai -Professor Emeritus, LSE who could not make it to the session expressed his views through his written message in which called for reconfiguration of the fuel use technology, switching over to new carbon efficient technologies and restructuring of financial institutions including International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reduce the aftereffects of economic downturn. "The global financial architecture needs reform and IMF may need to be restructured to achieve this", Lord remarked. Stressing and pointing "financial imbalances in the global economy" as the main reason of the crisis, he averred "China accumulated large financial surpluses from its exports. China along with many other countries of Asia over-saved. To make such savings paying someone had to over-consume. USA did this job by running a double deficit on fiscal and external accounts. The global economy had enjoyed a boom for 15 years. Now, there is a setback. Many banks have lost their capital values and the financial sector has shrunk. In OECD countries output loss has been massive -15 % in Japan and -7% in Germany". Lord Desai emphasized, "it is difficult to say who will emerge as new power in the future. Innovations will be called for and once again USA is most likely to be the innovative economy"

The eminent panelists for the session included H.E. Sir Charles Richard Vernon Stagg- High Commissioner of United Kingdom; H. E. Ms. Daniele Smadja- Amb. of European Commission; H. E. Mr. Levent Bilman- Amb. of Turkey; Shri Yogendra Kumar Modi- CMD, Great Eastern Energy Corporation Ltd and Dr. Shankar Acharya- Member Board of Governors, ICRIER

Welcoming the august gathering Dr. Ashok K Chauhan- President, TGEF expressed his heartfelt gratitude to all the distinguished speakers, who despite of their busy schedule made it to the session.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Uttar_Pradesh/Amity_conducts_session_on_Aftereffects_of_Financial_Meltdown_8810/

Amity conducts session on Aftereffects of Financial Meltdown

Noida: To discuss the consequences of economic downturn that has affected the entire world, the Global Economic Forum (TGEF) organized a brainstorming session on "After effects of Financial Meltdown: World Economy, Five Years Ahead" was conducted at the campus of Amity University here today at Amity Campus, Noida.

The session brought together the economists, diplomats, politicians and Government representatives to discuss and come up with some ideas, thoughts, suggestions and recommendations which could be relevant not only for India but the entire world.

The session was to be chaired by Lord Meghnad Desai, who could not make it to the event due to some reason.

The current Global Financial Meltdown has plunged the world in to the worst crises since the great depression of 1930s. In spite of stimulus packages running in to billions of dollars introduced by the Governments and bail out acquisitions of MNC's by the state, with the exception of China and India, very few countries are likely to witness reasonable economic growth in coming years.

Lord Meghnad Desai -Professor Emeritus, LSE who could not make it to the session expressed his views through his written message in which called for reconfiguration of the fuel use technology, switching over to new carbon efficient technologies and restructuring of financial institutions including International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reduce the aftereffects of economic downturn. "The global financial architecture needs reform and IMF may need to be restructured to achieve this", Lord remarked. Stressing and pointing "financial imbalances in the global economy" as the main reason of the crisis, he averred "China accumulated large financial surpluses from its exports. China along with many other countries of Asia over-saved. To make such savings paying someone had to over-consume. USA did this job by running a double deficit on fiscal and external accounts. The global economy had enjoyed a boom for 15 years. Now, there is a setback. Many banks have lost their capital values and the financial sector has shrunk. In OECD countries output loss has been massive -15 % in Japan and -7% in Germany". Lord Desai emphasized, "it is difficult to say who will emerge as new power in the future. Innovations will be called for and once again USA is most likely to be the innovative economy"

The eminent panelists for the session included H.E. Sir Charles Richard Vernon Stagg- High Commissioner of United Kingdom; H. E. Ms. Daniele Smadja- Amb. of European Commission; H. E. Mr. Levent Bilman- Amb. of Turkey; Shri Yogendra Kumar Modi- CMD, Great Eastern Energy Corporation Ltd and Dr. Shankar Acharya- Member Board of Governors, ICRIER

Welcoming the august gathering Dr. Ashok K Chauhan- President, TGEF expressed his heartfelt gratitude to all the distinguished speakers, who despite of their busy schedule made it to the session.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Uttar_Pradesh/Amity_conducts_session_on_Aftereffects_of_Financial_Meltdown_8810/

ICWAI, Tally Solutions ink MOU for Cat Programme

New Delhi: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI), Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Tally Solutions Private Limited (TSPL), India's leading ERP software major.

The MoU was signed here at the ICWAI premises recently.

Mr. Kunal Banerjee, President ICWAI, said, " This tie-up with Tally will enable ICWAI to reach nook and corner of India, mainly for the computer training and basically to visit each and every village to see a rural student making his dream a reality of a gainful employment with a short training and to further his career. Thus ICWAI and Tally will address the social and economic upliftment by taking professional education to rural areas."

This strategic partnership aims to create a pool of ERP-literate, certified, employment-ready professionals. The agreement marks the beginning of a significant effort of crafting an industry relevant career path for students in the Finance and Accounting domain.

This partnership would help in the creation of a unique Industry-Academia interface that would help generate a pool of employment-ready professionals. It is expected to thereby transform the landscape of the way businesses would be operated in India.

With this partnership, ICWAI and Tally Solutions would be participating in an effort to increase the training bandwidth across the length and breadth of India and to facilitate the bridging of the digital divide between the urban and rural areas.

According to the MoU, TSPL would provide training material for a 60 hour Practical IT & Related Applications for the "Certificate in Accounting Technicians" (CAT) Programme in the first phase.
The 60-hours computer training would be a pre-requisite for every student's eligibility to the Competency Level of the CAT programme.

The CAT programme roll out would cover over 500 students who have already enrolled for the current batch across ICWAI run centres and over 70 ICWAI recognised centres .

The Programme intends to benefit more than 5000 students through a network of over 1300 training locations across India for the next batch. Through this Programme, Tally intends to enable creation of a ready to employ pool of ERP Literate Certified Accounting Technicians in the country.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Delhi/ICWAI,_Tally_Solutions_ink_MOU_for_Cat_Programme_8807/

ICWAI, Tally Solutions ink MOU for Cat Programme

New Delhi: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI), Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Tally Solutions Private Limited (TSPL), India's leading ERP software major.

The MoU was signed here at the ICWAI premises recently.

Mr. Kunal Banerjee, President ICWAI, said, " This tie-up with Tally will enable ICWAI to reach nook and corner of India, mainly for the computer training and basically to visit each and every village to see a rural student making his dream a reality of a gainful employment with a short training and to further his career. Thus ICWAI and Tally will address the social and economic upliftment by taking professional education to rural areas."

This strategic partnership aims to create a pool of ERP-literate, certified, employment-ready professionals. The agreement marks the beginning of a significant effort of crafting an industry relevant career path for students in the Finance and Accounting domain.

This partnership would help in the creation of a unique Industry-Academia interface that would help generate a pool of employment-ready professionals. It is expected to thereby transform the landscape of the way businesses would be operated in India.

With this partnership, ICWAI and Tally Solutions would be participating in an effort to increase the training bandwidth across the length and breadth of India and to facilitate the bridging of the digital divide between the urban and rural areas.

According to the MoU, TSPL would provide training material for a 60 hour Practical IT & Related Applications for the "Certificate in Accounting Technicians" (CAT) Programme in the first phase.
The 60-hours computer training would be a pre-requisite for every student's eligibility to the Competency Level of the CAT programme.

The CAT programme roll out would cover over 500 students who have already enrolled for the current batch across ICWAI run centres and over 70 ICWAI recognised centres .

The Programme intends to benefit more than 5000 students through a network of over 1300 training locations across India for the next batch. Through this Programme, Tally intends to enable creation of a ready to employ pool of ERP Literate Certified Accounting Technicians in the country.

Soruce:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Delhi/ICWAI,_Tally_Solutions_ink_MOU_for_Cat_Programme_8807/

Govt declares 129 institutions 'Deemed-to-be-Universities

New Delhi: Replying to questions in the Rajya Sabha, D. Purandeswari Minister of State for Human Resource Development (HRD) has said that as on 16th July, 2009, One hundred twenty-nine institutions have been declared by the Central Government, under section 3 of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act 1956, as institutions 'Deemed-to-be-Universities'.

Number of institutions declared as 'Deemed to be Universities' under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 Andhra Pradesh (07),Arunachal Pradesh(01), Bihar (02), Gujarat (02), Haryana (05), Jharkhand
(02), Karnataka (15), Kerala (02), Madhya Pradesh (03), Maharashtra(21), Orissa (02), Puducherry (01), Punjab (03), Rajasthan (08), Tamil Nadu (29), Uttarkhand (04), Uttar Pradesh (10), West Bengal (01),
New Delhi (11)

Institutions 'Deemed to be Universities' are only teaching institutions, and they are not permitted to affiliate any college or institution.

Institutions 'deemed-to-be-universities' have expanded the base of higher education in the country and are offering education and research facilities in various disciplines such as Medical Education, Physical Education, Fisheries Education, Languages, Social Sciences, Population Sciences, Dairy Research, Forest Research, Armament Technology, Maritime Education, Yoga, Music and Information Technology, etc

Replying to another question she said, "The new centrally sponsored scheme called "Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan" is meant to universalize access to secondary education and to improve its quality. The scheme has been launched in March, 2009."

The Government has allocated for the scheme for the 11th Five Year Plan is Rs.20,120 crore. A provision of Rs.1353.98 crore has been made in 2009-10 for this scheme.

The sharing pattern between the centre and the state, for both recurring and non-recurring cost, during the 11th Five Year Plan is 75:25, while for the north-eastern states, the ratio is 90:10.

Information was also given by Purandeswari about world class Universities proposed to be established in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Bihar, Assam, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnatak, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa.

All these proposed varsities aiming at world class standards would act as exemplars for other universities including Central Universities, in benchmarking standards of teaching and research to those prevailing in the best universities in the world.

Under the Mid-Day meal scheme the Central Government provides 100pc cost of the Food grains, Transportation, Management, Monitoring & Evaluation, One time Central Assistance is provided to States for construction of Kitchen Sheds at Rs.60,000 per unit and Rs.5000 for procurement/replacement of Kitchen Devices for each school covered under MDM Scheme.

Central Assistance for Cooking Cost on sharing basis. At Primary stage the Central Assistance towards cooking cost per child/school day is Rs.1.89 for NER States provided the States contribute minimum 20 paise and Rs. 1.58 for other States/UTs provided the State/UT contribute minimum 50 paise. At Upper Primary stage the Central Assistance towards cooking cost per child/school day is Rs.2.42 for NER States provided the States contribute minimum 20 paise and Rs.2.10 for other States/UTsIt is provided in the guidelines that the food prepared is tasted by 2-3 adults including at least one teacher before it is served to children. As and when, any complaint is brought to the notice of the Government, the concerned State Government/UT Administration is asked to conduct suitable enquiry and to take appropriate action against the responsible person(s) and initiate corrective measures to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future.

All these information were given by D. Purandeswari the Minister of State for Human Resource Development in the Rajya Sabha today.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Delhi/Govt_declares_129_institutions_'Deemed-to-be-Universities'_8811/

Govt declares 129 institutions 'Deemed-to-be-Universities

New Delhi: Replying to questions in the Rajya Sabha, D. Purandeswari Minister of State for Human Resource Development (HRD) has said that as on 16th July, 2009, One hundred twenty-nine institutions have been declared by the Central Government, under section 3 of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act 1956, as institutions 'Deemed-to-be-Universities'.

Number of institutions declared as 'Deemed to be Universities' under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 Andhra Pradesh (07),Arunachal Pradesh(01), Bihar (02), Gujarat (02), Haryana (05), Jharkhand
(02), Karnataka (15), Kerala (02), Madhya Pradesh (03), Maharashtra(21), Orissa (02), Puducherry (01), Punjab (03), Rajasthan (08), Tamil Nadu (29), Uttarkhand (04), Uttar Pradesh (10), West Bengal (01),
New Delhi (11)

Institutions 'Deemed to be Universities' are only teaching institutions, and they are not permitted to affiliate any college or institution.

Institutions 'deemed-to-be-universities' have expanded the base of higher education in the country and are offering education and research facilities in various disciplines such as Medical Education, Physical Education, Fisheries Education, Languages, Social Sciences, Population Sciences, Dairy Research, Forest Research, Armament Technology, Maritime Education, Yoga, Music and Information Technology, etc

Replying to another question she said, "The new centrally sponsored scheme called "Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan" is meant to universalize access to secondary education and to improve its quality. The scheme has been launched in March, 2009."

The Government has allocated for the scheme for the 11th Five Year Plan is Rs.20,120 crore. A provision of Rs.1353.98 crore has been made in 2009-10 for this scheme.

The sharing pattern between the centre and the state, for both recurring and non-recurring cost, during the 11th Five Year Plan is 75:25, while for the north-eastern states, the ratio is 90:10.

Information was also given by Purandeswari about world class Universities proposed to be established in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Bihar, Assam, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnatak, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa.

All these proposed varsities aiming at world class standards would act as exemplars for other universities including Central Universities, in benchmarking standards of teaching and research to those prevailing in the best universities in the world.

Under the Mid-Day meal scheme the Central Government provides 100pc cost of the Food grains, Transportation, Management, Monitoring & Evaluation, One time Central Assistance is provided to States for construction of Kitchen Sheds at Rs.60,000 per unit and Rs.5000 for procurement/replacement of Kitchen Devices for each school covered under MDM Scheme.

Central Assistance for Cooking Cost on sharing basis. At Primary stage the Central Assistance towards cooking cost per child/school day is Rs.1.89 for NER States provided the States contribute minimum 20 paise and Rs. 1.58 for other States/UTs provided the State/UT contribute minimum 50 paise. At Upper Primary stage the Central Assistance towards cooking cost per child/school day is Rs.2.42 for NER States provided the States contribute minimum 20 paise and Rs.2.10 for other States/UTsIt is provided in the guidelines that the food prepared is tasted by 2-3 adults including at least one teacher before it is served to children. As and when, any complaint is brought to the notice of the Government, the concerned State Government/UT Administration is asked to conduct suitable enquiry and to take appropriate action against the responsible person(s) and initiate corrective measures to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future.

All these information were given by D. Purandeswari the Minister of State for Human Resource Development in the Rajya Sabha today.

Source:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Delhi/Govt_declares_129_institutions_'Deemed-to-be-Universities'_8811/

Jaipur National University (JNU) Jaipur Admissions 2009

Jaipur National University Jaipur
(Established by the Government of Rajasthan under the Jaipur National University, Jaipur Act, approved by UGC)
Jagatpura, Jaipur-302025, Ph: 0141-2779016, 2752418

All programmes approved by AICTE/PCI/NCTE/BCI
(A venture of seedling group of institutions)
UGC approved self financed university in Rajasthan
• University with 3 Former VCs and Pro-VC to guide Teaching and Research • University from Rajasthan rated amongst top 20 Private BT schools in India (Biospectrum, Mar 2008) • Successful timely completion of semester examination for 2007-08 & 2008-09 • Having Academic Collaborations with Infosys (Campus Connect), Oracle (WDP)

Admission open 2009-10 (limited seats)
1. Engineering and Technology B.E./B.Tech (4 years)
Biotechnology, Computer Science and Engineering, Food Technology, Elec. and Communication, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, IT

2. M.Tech (2 years)
Elec. and Communication, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering (part time 3 years)

3. Life Science
B.Sc Biotechnology (3 years Intg.), B.Sc – M.Sc Biotechnology, Microbial Tech., Bioinformatics (5 years), M.Sc Biotechnology Microbiology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology (Intg.) (2 years)

4. Hotel Management (4 years)
Bachelor’s in Hotel Management & Catering Tech


5. Business Management
BBA, B.Com, MBA, PGDM (Focusing Corporate Sectors)


6. Computer & Systems Sciences
BCA, MCA (with industry certificate)


7. Law and Governance
LLB Hons. (Five-years), LLM, Ph.D,


8. Media and Journalism
Bachelor of Mass Media, Post Graduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, Radio Production, Web Journalism, B.Sc Animation


9. Basic Sciences
M.Sc Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, M.Sc Mathematics


10. Pharmaceutical Sciences
B.Pharm., Pharm.D


New courses from 2009-10
Dual Degree: B.Tech+MBA (5 years), B.Sc+MBA (4 years), M.Sc+MBA (3 years), BHMCT+MBA (5 years), B.Pharm+MBA (5 years), MCA (2 years) for PGDCA’s/‘A’ level


First university with international tie-ups: • London School of Business Management • Bond University, Gold Coast, Queens Land, Australia • University of Ireland • University of Central Lancashire, UK • Institute for Pre-Service Training and Professional Teaching Practice, Freiburg, Germany • Study Abroad program


Placements: Infosys, Wipro, Birla Soft, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, HCL, US Technology, Airtel, Satyam, L&T Convergys, Kotak Mahindra, Ranbaxy, Maxam, Cipla, Parle, Britannia, Nestle, Coca-cola, Pepsi, Cadbury, Intas, Reliance (Life-Sciences), Dr. Reddy’s Lab, Hughes Technologies, Intecons & many more

For more information on programmes and to download application forms visit our website www.jnujaipur.ac.in, Email: info@jnujaipur.ac.in

Maharshi Dayanand University Rohtak MTech 2009 Admission Notification

Maharshi Dayanand University Rohtak
(Established by state legislature Act No. 25 of 1975)

Admission Notice 2009-10

Master of Technology (M.Tech) Programmes

University Institute of Engineering and Technology (UIET), M.D. University, Rohtak invites applications for admission to 2 year (4 semesters) regular M.Tech Programmes in Computer Science and Engineering, Software Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing and Automation) and Bio-Technology.

Eligibility criterion, fees and other details for admission are given in the prospectus which can be obtained from the University sale Counter from 15.07.2009 on payment of Rs. 500/- (Rs. 125/- for SC/BC candidates of Haryana only) or can be obtained by registered post from the Incharge (Publications), M.D. University, Rohtak at least seven days before last date of receipt of applications by sending a crossed bank draft of Rs. 550/- (Rs. 175/- in case of SC/BC candidates of Haryana only) drawn in favour of Finance Officer, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak payable at State Bank of India, MOU Branch, Rohtak (Code 4734)

The application form can also be downloaded from University website www.mdurohtak.com

The application form complete in all respects must reach in the office of Director, University Institute of Engineering and Technology, M.D. University, Rohtak by 05.08.2009 up to 5.00 p.m. The applications received late shall be rejected.

Soruce:http://www.successcds.net/Admission-Notification/MDU-Maharshi-Dayanand-University-Rohtak-MTech.html

Executive MBA Programs

Executive MBA Programs - EMBA - Selection Process Is an Executive MBA program better than Part-time MBA

MBA Programs for Working Professionals Institute

Symbiosis Institute of Management
Course Name & Duration
Executive MBA – 2 ½ Years
Approx Fee
Rs 45,000 P.A., Rs. 75,000/- for sponsored candidates
Eligibility
Graduate with 5 years experience
Selection Process
Written Test and Interview
Res./ Non Residential
Non Residential

Institute
IIM Ahmedabad
Course Name & Duration
PGPX (Post Graduate Programme for Executives ) 1 Year
Approx Fee
10 Lakh
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 27 years of age
Selection Process
GMAT Scores
Res./ Non Residential
Residential

IIM Bangalore

Course Name & Duration
Executive General Management Programme Duration 7 to 8 Months
Approx Fee
1.8 Lakh
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 5 years experience
Selection Process
CV and Interview
Res./ Non Residential
Non Residential

Institute
IIM Bangalore
Course Name & Duration
Advanced Management Programme
Approx Fee
Not Available
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 10 years experience
Selection Process
CV and Interview
Res./ Non Residential
Non Residential


Institute
IIM Bangalore
Course Name & Duration
Advanced Financial Risk Management Program
Approx Fee
1.6 Lakh
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 2 years experience
Selection Process
CV and Interview
Res./ Non Residential
Non Residential

Institute
IIM Bangalore
Course Name & Duration
Advanced Financial Risk Management Program
Approx Fee
1.6 Lakh
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 2 years experience
Selection Process
CV and Interview
Res./ Non Residential
Non Residential

Institute
IIM Calcutta
Course Name & Duration
PGPX (Post Graduate Programme for Executives )1 Year
Aprox Fee
8 Lakh
Eligibility
Graduate, Minimum 5 years experience
Selection Process
GMAT Scores

Res./ Non Residential
Residential

Sosruce:http://www.successcds.net/MBA-Admission/Executive-MBA-Programs.php

Executive MBA Programs - EMBA - Selection Process

Is an Executive MBA program better than Part-time MBA
Executive MBA

An MBA degree with relevant work experience sounds good!!!!! That’s precisely what an Executive MBA is. The Executive MBA or EMBA is designed specifically to enhance the careers of working business professionals, managers and executives. The EMBA is usually geared towards professionals who are looking to update the general management skills and prepare themselves for career advancement opportunities. It’s different from Part-time MBA, especially because here you get the benefit of both full time MBA curriculum and enriching work experience. Preference is mostly given to a person having 5-10 yrs experience rather than one working for 3-4 yrs. This is mainly because Executive MBA is only of 1 year, so you really need to have enough work experience to get 1year waived off.

What really sets the executive MBA apart from many other MBA programs is the level of experience and insights that students bring to the program. In most EMBA programs students' professional experience and expertise becomes an integral part of the curriculum. Your valuable experiences in your job career are discussed and these become the Real Time Case Studies. Whatever hurdles you have come across are also being analyzed and what better solution could have been possible is discussed. People coming from various sectors and domains come together sharing each other’s thoughts and processes. Learning is primarily focused on practical knowledge through discussions, seminars, case studies etc.

So what is being taught at an Executive MBA Program?

The emphasis is on general management training, increased competence in management specialties, management of international businesses, organizational and interpersonal skills and sophisticated understanding of the integration of businesses and their environments. As far as courses are concerned, they are normally the same as those taught in traditional MBA programs- Accounting, Finance, Statistics, Marketing, Information systems to name a few. However, Executive MBA courses are enhanced by the extensive professional experience of the participants and are uniquely structured to teach a maximum amount of course material in an accelerated timetable.

Factors Affecting Selection of Candidates
A number of factors are considered in selecting candidates for an Executive MBA program. In most cases, each applicant is evaluated on his or her own professional performance, academic records, GMAT/CAT or other equivalent scores, professional recommendations and a demonstrated ability to accomplish graduate-level business coursework. An undergraduate degree is generally required, though it need not be a degree in business. Evaluation of students for admission to an Executive MBA program is a very individualized process. While test scores, grade point averages and other objective criteria are all considered, a prospective student’s background, work experience, career goals, desire to succeed and numerous other factors are considered in making an admission decision.

Now the inevitable question: Is an Executive MBA program better than Part-time MBA?

If you are having more than 6 years of work experience, you can go for Executive MBA from any distinguished B-School in the country. Executive MBAs give an edge over normal MBAs as this program is specially designed for middle level executives already having strong experience in their domain. Business strategies and leadership skills are main focus in this mode of MBA. EMBA is meant for professionals who have more working experience and who are already successful in their careers in the organizations.

Personally I feel, if you are having an adequate experience, you should go for an EMBA degree rather than enroll yourself for a Part-time course. In a Part-time course, there is the chance of you getting complacent since, this is not a full-time course and you may not be able to continue the course for 3 yrs at a stretch along with your work. So better, work a little harder for 1 year and relish the fruits of success for the next 30 years!!!!!!!


Source:http://www.successcds.net/MBA-Admission/Executive-MBA-Programs.php

BBA 2009 ADMISSIONS ACFA JALANDHAR

Bachelor Degree(BBA)2009 Admissions in Business Administration at Apeejay College of Fine Arts(ACFA) Jalandhar/Punjab

Apeejay College of Fine Arts(ACFA)
New Jawahar Nagar, Mahavir Marg
Jalandhar, Punjab
Phone: 0181-2458547, 0181-2452181
Fax: 0181-2225204
Email: acfa.jln@apj.edu
Website: www.acfa.apeejay.edu

Admissions to Bachelor of Business Administration(BBA)

Introduction:
In a short span of a little over three decades, Apeejay College of Fine Arts, Jalandhar has winged its way to becoming one of the most prestigious and sought after colleges of North India under the aegis of Apeejay Education Society. Dr. Stya Paul as the President , and Mrs. Sushma Berlia as the Vice-President of Apeejay Education Society have steered the course of college towards unparalleled heights.

Eligibility:
The admission to Bachelor of Business Administration Part I shall be open to any candidate who has obtained 40% marks in aggregate in +2 examination in any group from P.S.E.B./ C.B.S.E. or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto by the Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.

How to apply:
For details contact the address listed above.

Source: http://acfa.apeejay.edu/bba.html

CAP AAFT NOIDA ADMISSIONS 2009

Certificate course 2009 Admissions in Acting and Presentation at Asian Academy of Film & TV(AAFT) Noida/UP

Asian Academy of Film & TV(AAFT)
Marwah Studios Complex
FC-14/15, Film City, Sector-16A
NOIDA-201301
Uttar Pradesh
India.
Phone: 95120-2515254, 2515255, 2515256.
Fax: 95120-2515246.
E-mail: help@aaft.com

Admissions to Certificate in Acting and Presentation(CAP)

Introduction:
We have always believed that a film school should take a holistic and realistic approach in its teaching. By holistic we mean that film school training should not be limited to only classrooms and lectures on theories and techniques. Therefore, at AAFT we have adopted a comprehensive training method with equal importance on the practical training of film making and acting.

Eligibility:
Candidate must have completed 10+2 level from the recognized board wity at least 60 aggregate to be eligible for this course.

How to apply:
For more details contact the address listed above.

Source: http://www.aaft.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=164&Itemid=165&phpMyAdmin=80f19ab35622b43556b93953c2ff0bfa