Wednesday, August 18, 2021

Greetings from the IEEE,

 This is your last chance to register for a free live webinar, which will provide authors with best practices in preparing a manuscript, navigating the journal submission process, and important tips to help an author get published. It will also review the opportunities authors have to enhance the visibility and impact of their research by publishing in the many open access options available from IEEE.

 This session will feature the perspective of Professor Saurabh Sinha, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research and Internationalisation, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. In addition, presenters from IEEE will cover topics such as IEEE open access programs for institutions, research strategies using IEEE Xplore, author tools from IEEE, and other important resources for authors.

Additional Topics to be Covered:

     Reasons to consider an open access journal for your submission

    Open access options available from IEEE for authors and institutions

    Research strategies using IEEE Xplore Digital Library

    Authorship tools available from IEEE for promoting open science

    Live Q&A: Ask the experts for publishing tips

 Event Details:

Title: IEEE Authorship and Open Access Symposium: Best Practices to Get Published to Increase the Exposure and Impact of Your Research

Date: Thursday, 26 August 2021

Time: 16:30 Indian Standard Time

Link: https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg20.jsp&partnerref=LG_EC_8.2021_RFW_OA_Authorship_Webinar_for_India_T3&mkt_tok=NjgyLVVQQi01NTAAAAF-9nE89DttQyEqc67PLV2kfDXOBINvbbf3hoi1_NP49RP5z42a4mjMeWsGEeAQM-cxMQ7A9481RGl1Q_uhW-V5lCfiNiQoWKfaufzWDpI5Xo8Z&eventid=3339497&sessionid=1&key=361487E913D8A36FE813ED1F199CD990&regTag=&V2=false&sourcepage=register

 The IEEE Xplore Team


 

GATE 2022 Registrations to Begin Soon, Check Eligibility Criteria, Other Details

 Source: gate.iitkgp.ac.in

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2022 application process will begin on August 30. Interested candidates can apply for the exam up till September 24 on its official website. The exam is scheduled to be held on February 5, 6, 12, and 13.

It will be conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur. A new website for the exam has been launched — gate.iitkgp.ac.in.

GATE 2022: Eligibility criteria

Candidates who have completed their undergraduate course or are in their third year can apply for the exam. They must have a government-approved degree in technology, architecture, engineering, science, arts, or commerce. Earlier, only science students were allowed to appear for the exam, but from last year, non-science students can apply as well.

GATE 2022: Exam pattern

The exam pattern consists of 65 questions for a total of 100 marks. The exam will be held for a duration of three hours in the computer-based test format. It will include questions in numerical answer type (NAT), multiple select questions (MSQ), and multiple-choice questions (MCQ).

The question paper will be divided into two sections. The first section will feature 10 questions from general aptitude. The second section will have questions from the subject opted by the aspirant. It will comprise 55 questions.

One-third mark will be deducted for every wrong one-mark MCQ question and a two-third mark will be deducted for every wrong two-mark MCQ question. There will be no negative marking for MSQ and NAT questions.

This year two new papers have been introduced — Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (NM) and Geomatics Engineering (GE).

GATE 2022 scores will be accepted by IIT Kharagpur along with six other IITs including Delhi, Kanpur, Mumbai, Roorkee, Chennai and Guwahati, and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru. The GATE score is valid for three years from the date of announcement of the result.

 


 

Sunday, August 15, 2021

5 Days Virtual FDP on "Strategies, Tools & Techniques for Researchers in the Current Scenario" by AIKTC - Central Library (KRRC) and Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

 Greetings of the day!

AIKTC - Central Library (KRRC) and Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 

jointly organizes 

5 Days Virtual FDP on "Strategies, Tools & Techniques for Researchers in the Current Scenario" 

(Joint Celebration of Librarians' Day and Teachers' Day)

There will be series of sessions by eminent Speakers on various topics which would help you update your knowledge.  The Lectures will be mainly organized on every Sunday (except Friday 20th August) from 02:00 PM to 05:00 PM from 15th August to 5th September 2021.

Who Can Participate: Faculty's, Researchers and Library Professionals

🔗 Registration is Free and Compulsory: https://forms.gle/AnGvSyCJHt4nwF9EA

Join WhatsApp group for further communication: https://chat.whatsapp.com/ESruvpJOElt8S3vGFsA3y6

eCertificate will be issued to registered participants only and those whose minimum attendance is 75%.

WISH YOU ALL THE BEST


📞 For any query, kindly contact:

Mrs. Shaheen Momin 

Librarian & Convener, 

Mobile: 9819060407 | Email: librarian@aiktc.ac.in

 Dr. Rajendra Magar

(Dean Academics & IQAC Coordinator - AIKTC)

Dr. Abdul Razak Honnutagi

(Director - AIKTC)

 Mr. Burhan Harris

(Hon. Exe. Chairman, BINM)

Mr. G. A. R. Shaikh

(Hon. General Secretary, AI)



Wednesday, August 11, 2021

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11th CET High Court ne mansookh kar di

                                                 Source: URDU TIMES-11th August'2021



Haji Abdul Razzak E. Kalsekar: A true Visionary

 

                            


Monday, August 09, 2021

Faculty from School of Pharmacy-AIKTC gets Ph.D. in Pharmacy

 

                         Source: http://epaper.lokmat.com/main.../New%20Delhi/2021-08-09/1
 

 

KRRC Event

 

AIKTC-Central Library (KRRC) commemorates the birth anniversary of the father of Indian Library Science, Dr. S. R. Ranganathan as Librarian’s Day on 12th August 2021.

 As part of the celebration, the participant has to write and then upload 60 seconds short video recording while reading about “Importance of Libraries in Your Education/Life” and upload the photograph of their write-up / script is read.  Mention your name and other details on the script, which will be featured on the AIKTC-KRRC website and Social media channels.

You may wear your traditional attire and talk about your passion for libraries in English/Hindi/Marathi. 

 WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: The competition is open to all AIKTCian's.

🔗 Registration Link: https://forms.gle/PhJssjWnNMW28Nf18

Last date for submission: 12th August, 2021

 ðŸ‘‰ Participation certificates will be given to all the participants. 

👉 Top Three winners will be provided with Appreciation Certificates.

 Kindly participate and also motivate other stakeholders for participation.

 WISH YOU ALL THE BEST

📞 For any query, kindly contact:

Mrs. Shaheen Momin, Librarian, 9819060407

Prof. Tehsin Kazi, (CE)

Prof. Poonam Mhatre (SoA)

Prof. NikhatFarhana (SoP)

 

Dr Abdul Razak Honnutagi

(Director - AIKTC)

 

Mr. Burhan Harris

(Hon. Exe. Chairman, BINM)

Admission Notice

                                                 Source:  URDU TIMES-8th August'2021


Admission Notice

                                                     Source: URDU TIMES-8th August'2021


Monday, August 02, 2021

Minus physics, maths: Support for new AICTE engineering norms, entrance exam at meet

 Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/education/minus-physics-maths-support-for-new-engineering-norms-entrance-exam-at-meet-7432490/

 This was suggested at a June 11 meeting called to discuss the new norms, which do away with the mandatory requirement of physics and math for undergraduate engineering programmes.

The NITI Aayog has mooted that candidates who have studied any three of the 14 subjects in Class 12 as proposed by the AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) in its new norms for engineering may be “allowed to compete” in the all-India entrance examination.

This was suggested at a June 11 meeting called to discuss the new norms, which do away with the mandatory requirement of physics and math for undergraduate engineering programmes. As reported by The Indian Express, NITI Aayog member and scientist V K Saraswat expressed serious reservations about the change in the entry qualification criteria at the meeting.

However, as per sources, the other key participants seemed to be veering around to the AICTE’s proposals.

The idea of an all-India entrance examination with an expanded list of subjects on offer was suggested by NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar, who chaired the meeting. Apart from him and Saraswat, AICTE chairman Anil Sahasrabudhe, Higher Education Secretary Amit Khare and NITI Aayog members Dr V K Paul and Dr Ramesh Chand were the key participants.

Sources said three action points emerged at the meeting. “The vice-chairman suggested that to ensure quality as well as equal opportunity, a national-level entry examination in line with NEET may be worked out for engineering education; that candidates with any of the subjects proposed by the AICTE may be allowed to compete; and that institutions and universities be barred from accepting admissions without the entrance exam.”

Kumar is believed to have also suggested that the committee tasked by the AICTE to list the branches for which studying physics and mathematics in plus-two will not be a prerequisite could look at the possibilities of the revamped engineering entrance examination. “Kumar advised the AICTE to work in collaboration with the NITI Aayog in this regard,” the source said.

The consensus was that the AICTE should prepare the model curriculum for such an examination. The IITs have a separate entrance system and will not be covered by the new AICTE proposals.

During the meeting, Sahasrabudhe made a presentation on the existing status and future plans regarding entry-level qualification norms for engineering education, as laid down in the Approval Process Handbook (APH) 2021-22.

According to the norms proposed in the APH 2021-22, any student who has obtained 45% marks in Class 12 in any of the three subjects from a list of 14 — Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology, Biology, Informatics Practices, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational Subject, Agriculture, Engineering Graphics, Business Studies and Entrepreneurship — is eligible for undergraduate engineering programmes. The cutoff is 40% in case of candidates belonging to reserved categories.

“The Universities will offer suitable bridge courses such as Mathematics, Physics, Engineering drawing, etc, for the students coming from diverse backgrounds to achieve desired learning outcomes of the programme,” the new norms say.

It is learnt that during the meeting, Sahasrabudhe also argued that no compulsion be placed on any university or institution to make any of the 14 subjects mandatory for admission.

Sahasrabudhe described the new eligibility criteria as being in sync with the “multidisciplinary approach” of the National Education Policy-2020 and said it was “optional” in nature.

Higher Education Secretary Khare is learnt to have suggested a “graded approach” instead of complete overhaul of the eligibility norms. “He suggested that a few select institutions/courses may be allowed to implement a pilot based on the revised norms,” said a source.

Dr V K Paul and Dr Ramesh Chand also supported the new eligibility norms.

Opposing them, Saraswat stressed that physics and mathematics be retained as mandatory subjects for engineering entrance. “He highlighted that 60 % of current engineering graduates are not employable (as per studies). He also pointed to the lack of a consistent standard for engineering entrance examinations across the country.”

Sahasrabudhe had earlier told The Indian Express that the matter was still under discussion. “All of us will sit together and hold more discussions.” Saraswat had said he did not wish to speak on the matter.

Other experts have also cautioned against the AICTE making physics and mathematics optional for engineering aspirants in plus-two, including Principal Scientific Advisor K VijayRaghavan. He earlier told The Indian Express that “rigour and depth in mathematics and physics comes easier early on” and that it would be wiser to study these subjects in plus-two before seeking admission to B.E and B.Tech programmes.
 

GATE 2022: IIT Kharagpur launches website,registration process begins this month

                                             Source: gate.iitkgp.ac.in                                                                

                          

    Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur will conduct GATE 2022 in February 2022. The Institute has launched the official website of GATE now. The registration process will begin this month from August 31, 2021, onwards. Candidates who want to apply for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering can apply online through the newly launched portal on – gate.iitkgp.ac.in.

CET imtehan ki tayyari kaise karen

                                      Source: URDU TIMES- 2nd August'2021-pg.5


 

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