Ravinder Saini Rohtak, May 18 Over 64 per cent seats for Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) course have remained vacant after the fifth and last counselling was held at Pt BD Sharma University of Health Sciences (UHS) here on Monday, leaving the private colleges dejected. Only 7 got…
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Guru Nanak Dev University placement drives yield better results, 881 secure jobs
Amritsar, May 17 Keeping concerns of stagnant employment opportunities post-pandemic and inflation aside, GNDU’s campus placement drives have yield better results than the 2020-21 session, with a total of 881 students from various streams already securing job offers. The Directorate of Placement and Career Enhancement of Guru Nanak Dev…
View More Guru Nanak Dev University placement drives yield better results, 881 secure jobsSixth round to fill 494 BDS seats draws blank
Faridkot, May 14 For the first time ever, not even a single student appeared before the counselling committee that had organised a walk-in session to fill 494 vacant BDS seats in 10 dental colleges here today. This counselling was held by Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) here….
View More Sixth round to fill 494 BDS seats draws blank490 BDS seats still vacant in 10 colleges in Punjab
Balwant Garg Faridkot, May 11 Call it a problem of plenty that even after five rounds of counselling, 10 private dental colleges in the state have failed to fill 490 of their vacant Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) seats. Punjab has total 14 private and two government dental colleges….
View More 490 BDS seats still vacant in 10 colleges in PunjabIndians happy to be back on campus, finds Global Student Survey, 2022
London, April 29 Indian students believe the covid-19 pandemic ruined their university experience and a majority found improvement in mental health since returning to the campus for studies, according to a new study. The ‘Global Student Survey 2022’, published by Chegg.org — the non-profit arm of education technology company Chegg…
View More Indians happy to be back on campus, finds Global Student Survey, 2022Seven PEC students bag Rs 64.5 lakh salary package
Chandigarh, April 28 Punjab Engineering College witnessed an increase in placement offers for its students. PEC students received 602 offers from different companies for the 2021-22 session till date, a rise of 35 per cent. The highest CTC of Rs 64.5 lakh has been grabbed by seven students of computer…
View More Seven PEC students bag Rs 64.5 lakh salary packageDU VC defends CUET, says cut-off system did not offer equal opportunities to students
New Delhi, April 7The cut-off system did not offer equal opportunities to all students but the CUET will judge them on equal parameters and will not be disadvantageous for those who studied under from boards that are not lenient in awarding marks, Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh said on Thursday.The…
View More DU VC defends CUET, says cut-off system did not offer equal opportunities to studentsSix programmes from India’s Institutes of Eminence in top 100 in world
New Delhi, April 6Six programmes at India’s Institutes of Eminence (IoEs) have managed to break into the top 100 in the world in the latest ‘QS Rankings by Subject’ released on Wednesday.India’s highest-ranked university overall is the Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences for Dentistry which debuts at…
View More Six programmes from India’s Institutes of Eminence in top 100 in worldJindal Global Law School ranks 70th globally, No 1 in India
Sonepat, April 6 Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) of OP Jindal Global University (JGU) has retained the No 1 position in India while its global ranking this year improved to 70th, a jump of six places from 2021, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject (Law) 2022 released…
View More Jindal Global Law School ranks 70th globally, No 1 in IndiaCreate supernumerary seats for children who lost parents during Covid pandemic, UGC to universities
New Delhi, March 30The University Grants Commission (UGC) has written to Vice-Chancellors of all varsities asking them to create supernumerary seats for children who have lost their parents during the Covid pandemic.It said the Ministry of Women and Child Development is identifying these children from across the country so that…
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AICTE Virtual Internship 2022 AICTE Virtual Internship 2022 is an initiative by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) which provides 20,000 virtual internships in cybersecurity through the Cisco Networking Academy programme. Eligibility: Open for candidates who hold BTech./BE degree and specialisation from any with relevant skills and interests….
View More Internships and awardsPhysics, chemistry, mathematics not required for admission to architecture course
New Delhi, March 29 Study of physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM) in Class XII will not be must for admission to architecture, fashion technology and packaging technology courses, said the AICTE on Tuesday. Students with non-PCM subjects in Class XII can also apply to UG courses in these three disciplines,…
View More Physics, chemistry, mathematics not required for admission to architecture courseBan on new engineering colleges to continue for 2 more years barring few exceptions: AICTE
New Delhi, March 29The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has extended the moratorium on setting up new engineering institutes for two more years with certain exceptions, according to its chairman Anil Sahasrabudhe.The move comes after a government-constituted panel had recommended continuation of the ongoing moratorium. The AICTE had…
View More Ban on new engineering colleges to continue for 2 more years barring few exceptions: AICTEAustralia offers visa relaxations to students returning after Covid-19 disruption
Chandigarh, March 28 With relaxation in restrictions imposed due to Covid-19 pandemic, Australia, one of the top study abroad desitnations, is wooing Indian students again. Aiming to attract students from Chandigarh region to study in Australia, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, organised a roadshow in the city today, highlighting…
View More Australia offers visa relaxations to students returning after Covid-19 disruption