Source: THE TIMES OF INDIA-29th March'2023
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
AICTE brings new norms for engineering colleges
Primary Source: https://www.aicte-india.org/ap2024
Engineering colleges may admit 360 students from the academic year 2023-2024. Currently they are permitted to admit only 300 students.
The All India Council for Technical Education’s Approval Process Handbook that was released on Thursday has brought relief to colleges that are struggling to admit students and opened opportunities to introduce different courses.
The council has lifted the moratorium on starting new colleges. A college may apply for one or more programmes but engineering colleges must opt for “at least three core branches”. The council has included Electronics and Telecommunications as a core branch..
Colleges may apply for conversion of courses. However, in case a course does not have the closest nomenclature then colleges must apply for conversion in the closest branch. Earlier, colleges had to apply for closure.
ndow portal system to apply for permission to start colleges instead of applying on AICTE’s website.
Engineering colleges may admit 360 students from the academic year 2023-2024. Currently they are permitted to admit only 300 students.
The All India Council for Technical Education’s Approval Process Handbook that was released on Thursday has brought relief to colleges that are struggling to admit students and opened opportunities to introduce different courses.
The council has lifted the moratorium on starting new colleges. A college may apply for one or more programmes but engineering colleges must opt for “at least three core branches”. The council has included Electronics and Telecommunications as a core branch..
Colleges may apply for conversion of courses. However, in case a course does not have the closest nomenclature then colleges must apply for conversion in the closest branch. Earlier, colleges had to apply for closure.
Institutions are permitted to apply for multiple programmes and levels not exceeding three divisions per course instead of just one level (undergraduate/diploma) earlier.
Increase in intake and additional courses at the UG/PG/diploma level are allowed only in engineering and technology colleges that offer a minimum of three courses in core branches.
The council has introduced a single window portal system to apply for permission to start colleges instead of applying on AICTE’s website. The MCA has been renamed Computer Application course.
The council has permitted variation in intake in conventional, multidisciplinary and emerging courses.
The size of class room has also been reduced from 75% to 50%. Also, institutes offering vocational courses will, henceforth, be issued only a No Objection Certificate instead of Extension of Approval.
Safety of women
To ensure the safety of women students and faculty, institutions must create a 24X7 women helpline. Institutions must set up a platform that students and faculty can access if they need psychological counselling.
The council has brought relief to colleges with low intake. Those with less than 50% admission for the past three years have been allowed to reduce faculty by 25%. Earlier, irrespective of the student strength, colleges had to maintain the student-faculty ratio at 20:1 causing financial strain.
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
Anjuman I Islam Kalsekar Politechnic Student's Perform 'Azad Hind Ki Gatha'
Source: Ram Prahar 27th March 2023
Monday, March 27, 2023
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Friday, March 24, 2023
Now, artificial intelligence detects TB in Asymptomatic Patients
Source: Times Of India 23rd March 2023
QS Univ ranking:44 desi course in World's top 100, up from 35 last year : India Ranks Four in research out put,but lower in citation
Source: Times Of India 23rd March 2023
Thursday, March 23, 2023
Vacancy in Anjuman I Islam Begum Sharifa Kalsekar Girls English Primary School
Source:Urdu Times 22nd March 2023
Tuesday, March 21, 2023
The master are Back: Presenting the secondEdition of India's Biggest art curation
Source: Economics Times 20th March 2023
Jobs Pour in for fresh Data Science Graduates in Diverse sector
Source: Times Of India 20th March 2023
Forensic Scinctists can be instruments of positive social change
Source: Times Of India 20th March 2023
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Friday, March 17, 2023
GPAT 2023: Application correction window closes today; know steps to edit
Primary Source: https://gpat.nta.nic.in/
Summary
NTA closed the GPAT 2023 registration on 13 March,
2023 post which the application correction facility started on 14 March,
2023
During the GPAT 2023 correction window, candidates
will be allowed to edit details in the application form to avoid
rejection at a later stage
The National Testing Agency (NTA) will today close the GPAT application correction window. Candidates can edit details in the GPAT application form last till 16 March 2023 which is today. NTA closed the GPAT 2023 registration on 13 March, 2023 post which the application correction facility started on 14 March, 2023.
NTA has started the facility of GPAT application form correction for registered candidates only. During the GPAT 2023 correction window, candidates will be allowed to edit details in the application form to avoid rejection at a later stage.
GPAT Application Form 2023: Steps to edit
- Go to the official website of GPAT- gpat.nta.nic.in
- On the homepage, click on the ‘Correction Link for GPAT 2023’ provided at the bottom
- Enter registration number, password and security code
- Check the instructions
- Edit the GPAT application form
- A correction page of the GPAT application form with changes highlighted in red will be displayed on the screen
- Check details and take a printout of the GPAT 2023 correction page for future use
For more updates and information, candidates will need to visit the official website regularly.
GATE 2023 result declared; only 18% candidates qualified exam
Primary Source: gate.iitk.ac.in
GATE 2023: The result is available on the official website— gate.iitk.ac.in. The score card will be available on March 22.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur today announced the results of Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2023. The results are available at the official website— gate.iitk.ac.in.
The exam was conducted on February 4, 5, 11 and 12 in eight sessions. Around 6.70 lakh students registered for GATE 2023 out of which about 5.17 lakh appeared for the exam. Of them, around one lakh candidates qualified the GATE 2023. The pass percentage was nearly 18 per cent.
The exams were held in over 500 centres across the country and the overall attendance was 77 per cent. GATE 2023 was conducted in 29 subjects and candidates had the choice of selecting two papers in some subjects. The Metallurgical engineering paper recorded the highest qualified percentage of this year i.e., 25 per cent.
The score cards will be available by March 22 instead of March 21. Candidates will be able to download their scorecard from the portal till May 31 without any fees.
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