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  • JNTUK ties up with SHE Foundation.

    Kakinada: The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kakinada (JNTUK) inks pact with SHE (Social, Health and Education) Foundation, Ukraine at a function held at the University.

    As per sources, Prof V Ravindra, Registrar JNTUK and Dr Divya Sunita Raj, Managing Director of SHE Foundation, signed the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) and exchanged the documents.While speaking on the occasion, JNTUK Vice Chancellor, Prof Allam Apparao, said the MOU would enable the JNTK to be shaped into a hub for higher studies for students of other countries, as nearly 50 European countries are associated with the SHE Foundation. He also added that students from 10 countries would be joining the JNTUK for studies from this academic year itself.

    Furthermore, JNTUK Foreign Universities Relations Director, Dr KVSG Muralikrishna, said Dr Divya Sunita Raj was the Indian representative in Ukraine Education Wing and as the MD of SHE Foundation, she had shown lot of interest in signing up MOU with the JNTUK paving the way for furthering the programme of internationalization of education. According to a statement issued by Dr Divya Sunita Raj the MOU would enable the students of over 50 countries to study at JNTUK and provide the JNTUK students a similar opportunity.

  • ‘Pay fee reimbursement before March 31’

    HYDERABAD: Private engineering colleges in the state on Thursday demanded the state government to pay the balance amount of the fee reimbursement scheme before March 31 to prevent banks from taking over their properties. The colleges stated that if the government fails to pay Rs 1,300 crore before March 31, over 200 colleges will face closure.

    Since B Tech examinations of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University ( JNTU) are scheduled to be held in April, representatives of the Private Engineering and Professional College Managements’ Association said that the students would face trouble if the banks proceed with their decision to take over the college properties as it would interrupt the examinations.

    Speaking to the press, Ramesh Nimmatoori, president of the association, said that the government should reconsider its decision to postpone the payment by fee reimbursement amount by another month. The state government had earlier communicated to the college managements that it would be able to pay the fund by April-end.

    Source : TOI

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