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  • JNTU-KAKINADA : B.Tech (CCC) Supplementary Examination Notification & Hall tickets (Dept. Wise).

    JNTU-KAKINADA : B.Tech (CCC) Supplementary Examination Notification & Hall tickets (Dept. Wise).

    1. Supplementary Examinations for I year, II Year & III year B.Tech (CCC) will be held during May -2012.
    2. Registration for the Supplementary Examinations is accepted as per the time schedule given below:

    Without late fee                                                                          : 19th   April 2012
    With a late fee of Rs. 100/-                                                   : 30th  April 2012

    Registration of exams is allowed up to 12th May with a late fee of Rs.1000/-

    Registration for Supplementary Examinations will not be accepted after 12-05-2012.

    1. Fee Particulars and Mode of Payment
    Fee for Memorandum of Marks Rs.   20/-
    Examination Fee for each Theory Subject Rs. 250/-

     

    1. The amount payable to the University in this context should include the Exam Fee, Fee for Memorandum of Marks and late fee if any. The mode of payment is in the Form of a crossed Demand Draft, of six months validity obtained from any Nationalized Bank drawn in favour of “The REGISTRAR, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA”, Payable at KAKINADA. The student has to download the Registration form and Hall Ticket form and Time Table of Theory Examination from website www.jntukakinada.edu.in.
    1. The student has to fill the Registration and Hall Ticket Forms with the Course Codes and the Titles of the Courses in which he/she intends to appear for the Examinations. Registration and Hall Ticket Forms, complete in all respects together with the Demand Draft should be mailed to the Director, School of Continuing and Distance Education, IST, Administrative Building, Ground Floor, KAKINADA-533 003, so as to reach as per the time schedule.
      6. Registration Forms received after the due dates will not be accepted.

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  • NIT-Allahabad student bags Rs 1.34-cr Facebook offer.

    You may not have heard of the Allahabad-based Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT). But Mark Zuckerberg’s social networking giant, Facebook, has.

    Facebook has ‘liked’ an MNNIT student and made him a job offer with an annual pay package of Rs 1.34 crore ($262,500), the biggest offer ever made at the institute, so far. The earlier high when Facebook hired at a crore-plus salary was in 2010 when it picked up an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras student at an annual package of Rs 1.7 crore.

    P Chakrabarti, director, MNNIT, said generally average salary offers at the institute are Rs 12 lakh with exceptions of Rs 19-20 lakh annual packages at times.

    “This is the highest in the recent past. We have approached Facebook in the past also, but this time the student could clear the nine rounds of interviews over the phone,” said Chakrabarti.

    Facebook has been recruiting students from technology institutions in India, especially IITs. This is the first time it has recruited someone from NIT. Chakrabarti refused to divulge details of the student citing privacy reasons. The student, said the director, would join Facebook in June after his final examination.

    Many core companies, in addition to software companies such as Microsoft, Amazon and Adobe among others, have visited the campus to recruit students this year. The institute has 850 students across 11 branches and 820 have been placed. The 45-year-old institute is funded by the Union ministry of human resource and development. Inspired by this success, director of the institute is planning to rope in the British Council to provide professional and social skills to the students.

    “Our students have sound technical knowledge. But being a government institution, we get students from all strata of society; some from very poor families. Thus, general feedback from companies is that students are technically very sound, but have poor professional skills. We need to address that issue,” said Chakrabarti.

    He took over as director 10 months ago and is planning to develop the institute and its infrastructure. There are a little over 30 NITs in the country. An average NIT funding is Rs 50 crore. On an average, they also receives Rs 20-25 crore under the World Bank-funded Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme.

    Source : Business Standard

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