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University of Sambalpuri Has Releasd The Notification For Admissions In Ph.D

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Notification of All subjects Arts,LifeScience are Released

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Diploma III (Back/Reg) IV (Back) Exam Result 2010

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School of Engineering School of Social Sciences and Buddhist Studies

“With two new schools, the total number of depart ments at the University has now risen to five. Earlier, School of Management, School of Biotechnology and School of Information & Communication Technology were operational,” said Omvir Singh, Registrar, GBU.

“From academic session 2010-11, School of Engineering and School of Social Sciences & Buddhist Studies have started,” he added. Singh said they had plans to start three more schools".

The School of Pharmacy and Applied Sciences. School of Law Justice and Governance and School of Architecture and Regional Planning are expected to be functional from next academic year,” said Singh.

“The last date for submit ting applications is April 30. Admission will be through an entrance test on June 6,” said Singh.

India Australia Education Council to Be Constituted

A landmark initiative to constitute the India-Australia Education Council has been agreed on by India and Australia A first of its kind, this Council will bring together government, academia, business and industry of both the countries to further bilateral collaboration in the education sector. Shri Kapil Sibal, Union Minister of Human Resource Development, and Ms. Julia Gillard, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Australia decided upon this in a meeting held yesterday in Melbourne, Australia, in recognition of the fact that education is central to sustained, inclusive and equitable growth.

Two other landmark initiatives agreed by the Ministers include setting up a Joint Faculty Development Programme as also the organisation of a bilateral Inter University Convention of Vice Chancellors. These initiatives, together with the expansion of the existing Education Exchange Programme to include all levels of education, are aimed at greater cooperation in the education sector between the two countries.

Three MoUs in the field of education were also signed in the presence of the two Ministers :

· MoU between Association of Indian Universities and Universities Australia.

· MoU between Central Board of Secondary Education and Australian Council of Education Research and

· MoU between The Energy Research Institute (TERI) and Deakin University.

The discussion between the two ministers also explored various ways to further the strategic partnership between India and Australia. Issues relating to the safety and well being of Indian students in Australia and other related matters were also discussed. The two Ministers emphasised that people-to-people contacts, including student interactions, are at the heart of the bilateral relationship, in building bridges of friendship and understanding and acting as a significant resource for future development of the relationship.

Later in the day, Shri Sibal discussed with Premier Brumby, the steps taken so far by the Victorian government to address the concerns of international students. In this meeting, Shri Sibal expressed his deep concern on the continued incidents of assaults on Indian students and requested Premier Brumby for credible data on the incidents that have taken place over the past one year as also information relating to the status of the trials, the charges framed and convictions. He stressed the importance of setting up an institutional mechanism for sharing such information. He also requested the Premier of Victoria about extending transport concession to international students and increase in accommodation facilities for international students.

CSIR Post Graduate Research Programme in Engineering (PGRPE)

CSIR offers Opportunities to Bright Young Engeneering Graduates to be Groomed into Future Technology Leaders for the Nation.

The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (csir), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Science & Technology. Government of India is the largest publicly funded R&D organization in India covering practically the entire spectrum of scientific and Industrial R&D ranging from aerospace lo ocean exploration, from micro electronics to structural and environmental engineering, from smart materials to mechatronics, and from petrochemicals to synthetic biology.

Essential Qualification

Engineering graduates (graduated in 2009/ graduating in 2010) in relevant disciplines with minimum 70% marks or 7.0 CGPA.

Desirable Qualification

A valid GATE score wil advantage.

The selected candidate will be designated as Scientist Trainee under Quick Hire Scientist (QHS) scheme and they will be trained on exciting live Projects so that they emerge as research-ready scientists/ engineers for taking up challenging positions. Such candidates shall receive a consolidated emolument of Rs. 25000/-p.m. and would also enjoy other benefits as applicable to QHS of CSIR.

PGRPE is a four-semester programme. Course fee per semester is Rs. 24000/-

On successful completion of PGRPE with distinction, the candidates may be considered by CSIR for absorption in CSIR as Scientists in Pay Band-3 of the Government of India (Scale Rs. 15600 -39100/- with Grade Pay of Rs. 6600/- plus other allowances as applicable).

AIIMS Entrance Exam AIIMS M.Sc Nursing, M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam, B.Sc Nursing 2010

SCHEDULE DATE OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATION :

1. M.Sc. Courses :- a) Duration : 2 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination : 10th July, 2010 (Saturday) in Delhi only.

2. M.Biotechnology :- a) Duration : 2 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination : 17th July, 2010 (Saturday) in Delhi only.

3. M.Sc. Nursing :- a) Duration : 2 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination : 27th June, 2010 (Sunday) in Delhi only.

4. B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing (60 seats) :- a) Duration : 4 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination : 13th June, 2010 (Sunday) in Delhi andThiruvananthapuram.

5. B.Sc. (Hons.) Para-Medical Courses:- i) B.Sc. (Hons.) Ophthalmic Techniques – 14 Seats ii) B.Sc. (Hons.) Medical Technology in Radiography – 8 Seats (+1 seat for AIIMS departmental candidate) a) Duration : 3 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination: 5th June, 2010 (Saturday) in Delhi only.

6. B.Sc. Nursing (Post-Certificate): [14 seats + 10 seats for AIIMS departmental candidates] – a) Duration : 2 academic years, b) Date of Entrance Examination: 19th June, 2010 (Saturday) in Delhi only. The following seats are reserved for Foreign Nationals :

1. M.Sc. 02

2. M. Biotechnology 01

3. M.Sc. Nursing 01

4. B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing 05

5. B.Sc. (Hons) Ophth. Techniques 01

6. B.Sc. (Hons) Medical Technology in Radiography 01

REQUIREMENT FOR FOREIGN NATIONALS

The eligibility criteria for foreign students will be at par with the eligibility criteria as specified for Indian Nationals. However, foreign national candidates are exempted from appearing in the entrance examination. Their admission will be made on the basis of marks/grades secured by them in the qualifying examination. The foreign national candidates are also required to fill in the application form prescribed by the Institute for this purpose. The application form should be routed through Diplomatic Channel. Application received directly will NOT be entertained. For more details, they may please go through the instructions available on AIIMS website.

M.Sc. Course in Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Pharmacology & Physiology:- The candidate must possess a degree of M.B.B.S. / B.D.S. and have secured atleast 55% marks (50% for SC/ST candidates) or B.V.Sc/B.Pharma or B.Sc. degree course (3 years) or Bachelor of Physio-therapy (4¹/2 years course) with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST candidates). M.Sc. Perfusion Technology and M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology:-i)

M.Sc. Perfusion Technology :- B.Sc. with Biology (Botany and or Zoology) or B.Sc. in Perfusion Technology from a recognised University with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST Candidates).

M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology:- B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine or B.Sc. with Physics / Chemistry / Mathematics or B.Sc. in allied related subject i.e. Radio-diagnosis (MRT), Radiotherapy or B.Sc. in Life Sciences with Physics as a main subject from a recognised University with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST Candidates). M.Biotechnology :- The candidate must possess a degree of M.B.B.S. / B.D.S. and have secured atleast 55% marks (50% for SC/ST candidates) or B.V.Sc. / B.Pharma or B.Sc. degree course (3 years) with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST candidates).

4. M.Sc. Nursing:- B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing / B.Sc. Nursing (Post-Certificate) / Post Basic / B.Sc. Nursing (4 years) course from an educational
Institution/University recognised by the Indian Nursing Council. Candidate must have secured at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST candidates)
in the qualifying examination and is registered as Nurse/Midwife with Nursing Council of India or any State Nurses Registration Council.

N.B.: A candidate is not allowed to submit more than one application for M.Sc. Courses.

5. B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing :- The candidate must have passed 12th class under 10+2 system or an equivalent examination with Physics,
Chemistry, Biology and English securing not less than 55% marks (50% in case of SC/ST candidates) in aggregate in these subjects. Only
female candidates are eligible.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Para-Medical Courses :- The candidate must have passed 12th class under 10+2 system or an equivalent examination with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics securing not less than 50% marks (45% in case of SC/ST) in aggregate in these subjects.

B.Sc. Nursing (Post-Certificate):- The candidate must have A) Passed higher secondary or senior secondary or intermediate (10+2) examination or an equivalent examination of a recognized board/university (those who have passed 10+1 on or before 1986 are also eligible to apply). B) Obtained a certificate in General Nursing and Midwifery and to be an “A” GradeNurse registered with Nursing Council of India or any State Nurses Registration Council. In case of Male nurse, instead of training in Midwifery, training for a period of three months each in any two out of the following subjects is necessary: (i) Venereal Disease Nursing, (ii) Tuberculosis Nursing, (iii) Ophthalmic Nursing, (iv) Psychiatric Nursing and (v) Operation Theatre Techniques. C) Worked for at least 3 years as a staff Nurse in a recognized hospital or in Public Health Nursing field after obtaining the above mentioned certificates. NOTE: Candidates who are to appear in 12th class examination under 10+2 system or an equivalent examination in March/April 2010 and whose result are likely to be declared before 1 st July, 2010 are also eligible to apply for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing and B.Sc. (Hons.) Para-Medical courses. MINIMUM AGE : The candidate should have attained the age of 17 (seventeen) years as on 31st December, 2010. PROSPECTUS-CUM-APPLICATIQN FORM :- There is a common instructions and Application Form for all the courses mentioned above (Only one application has to be submitted for the two Para-Medical courses). The Application fee is Rs. 1000/- (Rs. 800/- in case of SC/ST candidates) inclusive of examination fee.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

A) On-line – Acandidates can submit application On-Line through Internet at www.aiimsexams.org and carefully follow the instructions given therein. The candidate can pay the application fee through a credit card/debit card or through DD drawn in the favour of AO (Exam), AIIMS payable at New Delhi or through challan of State Bank of India. Transaction Processing Fee at the following rates will be payable to the Bank (Only for On-line Applications).

1. Amex Credit Card, Diners Credit Card

2. Visa & MasterCard, Credit/Debit Cards and Net Banking

3. On Cash through Challan at any Branch of State Bank of India Rs. 25/- (or as applicable)

B) Off-line : The Prospectus-cum-Application Form can also be obtained personally against D.D of Rs.1000/- (800/- for SC/ST) from the Reception of Examination Section. AIIMS. New Delhi -110 608. The Demand Draft should be prepared in favour of Accounts Officer (Exams), AIIMSpayable at New Delhi.

C) The Prospectus cum application form can also be obtain by Speed Post/Registered Post by sending a written request with an account payee Bank Demand Draft of Rs.1050/- (Rs.850/- for SC/ST candidates) in favour of ACCOUNTS OFFICER (EXAMS). AIIMS payable at New Delhi. The Bank Draft should be valid up to July/August 2010. The name of the course applied for must be written on reverse of the Demand Draft alongwith candidate’s name. The request must reach the Assistant Controller of Examinations, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi -110 608 on or before 30th April, 2010. Money Order/Cheque/Postal Order/Cash or any other form of payment will NOT be accepted for postal sale. The words “REQUEST FOR APPLICATION FORM FOR M.Sc/B.Sc COURSES ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 2010″ should be written on the envelope containing request for application form, and also on top of the request letter. The address at which Application Form is required should be written clearly in CAPITAL LETTERS with PIN code. AIIMS will not be responsible for delay in/non-receipt of Application Form caused by illegible or incomplete address.

1. Applying On-line Application onwww.aiimsexams.org………………………………………………………………….. 10.04.2010 to 30.04.2010

2. Last Date for applying On-line Application…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 30.04.2010

3. Last Date for receipt of hard copy of On-line application / Offline form………………………………………… 04.05.2010

NOTE : 1. Those making payment through Challan Form must submit Counter Foil of challan form meant for AIIMS in original alongwith hard copy of Application Form failing which application form will not be considered and no correspondence in this regard will be entertained. 2. After the last date, Hard Copy of the application received by courier or by any other means will not be accepted, irrespective of the date of booking.

IIT-JEE 2010 Analysis Of Ranks And Cut off marks

Admissiom Process

The admission process will see a minor change, as this year will witness a minor change in the pattern, with IITs deciding to complete the seat counselling and admission process for general category students, online.

Expected ranks based on marks in IIT-JEE 2010
Expected Marks	Expected Rank
Above 290	Below 500
289-275	501-1000
274-245	1001-2000
244-225	2001-3000
224-210	3001-4000
209-200	4001-5000
199-190	5001-6000
189-179	6001-7000
180-175	7001-8000

· IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions

· IIT-JEE 2010 Answer Key

Series mistakes In IIT-JEE_2010:Printing Error In IIT-JEE-2010

A senior IIT professor has pointed out ‘‘serious blunders’’ in this year’s IIT-JEE test that concluded on Sunday. He claims a clever student can get 93 marks without any preparation.

The claim was made by Rajeev Kumar, professor of computer science, IIT Kharagpur. IIT-Madras, which conducted the JEE has, however, disputed his claim. Kumar has been pointing out problems with JEE for the past four years and has even gone to the Delhi High Court.

Kumar has pointed out that Paper I had 28 questions each in maths, physics and chemistry, of three marks each, divided into four sections. He has raised concerns about Section II.

The section had five questions of three marks each, one or more correct answers (partial marking) and no negative marking for incorrect answers. Kumar says if a candidate darkened all the circles then he could deserve full credits.
“Since there is no negative mark for any wrong answers, one cannot deduct marks for darkening the wrong bubble (circle). All right bubbles are anyway marked, so one has all correct answers marked along with wrong bubbles for which there are no negative marks. Therefore, IIT cannot deduct marks. Thus a student can get 5X3 = 15 marks each in mathematics, physics and chemistry without applying his mind,” he contends.

IIT-Kharagpur professor Rajeev Kumar’s claim that the IITJEE test has more flaws than meets the eye was contested by T S Natarajan of IIT-Madras, who is involved with the exam. Disputing Kumar’s contention that a clever student can get up to 93 marks by darkening all options in answers to certain questions.

Natarajan says, “If all four options are shaded for a question for which there are less than four correct answers then the candidate gets zero. To avail partial mark the number of choices shaded should not exceed the number of correct choices and must include at least one of the correct choices.”

Kumar, however, points out that the instructions say something else. “Nowhere do the instructions say that four choices cannot be correct. They also do not state that you cannot mark all the choices,” Kumar argues.
Kumar gives another example from section IV of paper II with two questions of eight marks each.

Printing Error

Students appearing for IIT JEE were confused on Sunday, Apr 11, because of printing error as subject-heads of Mathematics and Physics were interchanged.

The section where students were supposed to mark their Mathematics responses had ‘Physics’ written on it and vice versa. This led to confusion among the students.

NIIT University MBA Programme Placement-2010

In addition to the existing Engineering courses, NU presents a two-year, residential MBA program with unique features that use the University’s core principles of seamlessness and Industry-Linkage as the foundation of its program design.

Through a transformational process involving courses, projects, internships, leadership interactions, finishing school and other distinctive co-curricular components, the program seeks to create exceptional leaders trained to operate in today’s complex business environment.
The NIIT University MBA identifies 9 key attributes that its graduates must possess, and the program design is built around these objectives. These attributes are:

1. General Management capability

2. Specialisation& contemporariness – advanced domain competency

3. Industry-linked, and ready for first-day-first-hour productivity at post-

4. MBA job

5. Superior communication, personality & professional life skills

6. International exposure and Global perspective

7. Strong analysis & application orientation

8. Research-driven

9. Entrepreneur’s mindset of innovation and risk-taking

10. Sensitivity to society, environment, ethics and human values

The MBA program at NU demands and encourages the student to explore and connect with the multiple dimensions that today’s manager is required to deal with – local, global, analytical, hands-on, efficient, strategic, ethical, people-
oriented, inclusive, green, technologically-advanced, self-enlightened – are only a few of the diverse range of words that illustrate the numerous facets of a manager’s concerns. The NU MBA program immerses the student into these
multiple domains. As a result, the MBA-graduate is equipped with capabilities required to seamlessly navigate between the seeming contradictions that operating managers face, such as:

· Between profitability & growth and ethics & human values

· Between streamlined operations and innovation & research

· Between organizational efficiency and individual self-enlightenment

· Between academic theory and real-life management practice

· Between on-the-job productivity and strategic brilliance

· Between operating management and entrepreneurial leadership

· Between established Indian practices and emerging global paradigms

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DTU B.Tech Entrance Exam DELHI TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

B.TECH. (PART TIME) ENTRANCE EXAMINATION-2010

Delhi Technological University (DTU) will hold an Entrance Examination for admission to first year of the four year B. Tech. (Part-time) Degree Program in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics & Communication Engineering, for the academic year 2010-2011 on 20.06.2010 (Sunday). The candidates, who

(a) Have passed State Diploma Examination in Engineering of three years duration &

(b) Have served for a period of not less than One year as on 1^s* day of October, 2010 in an established engineering works/organization, located in the NCT of Delhi and contiguous industrial areas shall be eligible to appear in the entrance examination.

The bulletin of information containing details of the admission procedure, Application form and Syllabi of the Entrance Examination is available from B. Tech (Part-time) office, Room No. FW1-FF4, Electrical Engineering Department, w.e.f. 15.04.2010 on all working days (Monday to Saturday) between 2.00 pm to 7.00 pm on submission of Crossed Bank Draft/pay order of Rs. 750/- issued from State Bank of India only drawn in favour of ‘The Co-ordinator B. Tech (evening) Entrance Examination-2010′ payable at Delhi.

Candidates desirous of obtaining the Bulletin of Information by post should send their request to the Deputy Co-ordinator (Admn.), B. Tech. (Part-time) Office, Room No. FW1-FF4, Electrical Engineering Department, Delhi Technological University (formerly Delhi College of Engineering), Bawana Road, Delhi-110042 enclosing therewith a self addressed envelope (25 cm X 18 cm) and a crossed Bank Draft/Pay Order for Rs. 800/- from State Bank of India only. Request for issue of the bulletin by post should reach the office on or before 29.04.2010.

The last date of Sale of Application Form at DTU in person is 17.05.2010 till 5.00 pm.

The completed Application Form should reach the Deputy Co-ordinator (Admn.) on or before17.05.2010 latest by 7.00 pm either in person or by post.

Applications received after 17.05.2010 will not be considered, in any case.

NO MODE OF PAYMENT OTHER THAN THE ONE MENTIONED ABOVE SHALL BE ENTERTAINED.