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  • JNTU-ANANTAPUR : Second List of Substitute Subjects.

    In continuation to the reference cited above the, following substitute subjects are offered for students who got re-admitted into II semester courses now in progress and who were in RR, R05 or R07 regulations.

    II B.Tech – II Sem. Reg.

    For R07 students readmitted in II Year I Sem. in R09 and continuing II B.Tech – II Sem. in R09.

    Code Branch Year and Semester Branch rejoining (Regulation under which admitted) Substitute subject
    EEE Electrical  & Electronics  Engineering I B.Tech R07

    II-I B.Tech R09

    II-II B.Tech R09

    		 II B.Tech II sem Subjects of R09 with the following Changes.

    Computer Organization of R09 (9A05406) on Place of Network Theory (4 Credits).

    For RR students readmitted in to IV B.Tech II Sem. in R07 Regulation.

    Code Branch Year and Semester Branch rejoining (Regulation under which admitted) Substitute subject
    ECE Electronics and Communication Engineering RR to R07

    IV-II sem.

    		 Since the student belongs to RR Regulations he/she has to take only two subjects and project work in IV year II sem. The student is permitted to take Elective-III and Elective IV of R07 Regulations. The project work carries 8 credits only.
    IT Information Technology RR to R07

    IV-II sem.

    		 Since the student belongs to RR Regulations he/she has to take only two subjects and project work in IV year II sem. The student is permitted to take Elective-III and Elective IV of R07 Regulations. The project work carries 8 credits only.

    Further, the following corrections are made to the Substitute Subjects offered vide reference cited above

    Code Branch Year and Semester Branch rejoining (Regulation under which admitted) Correction to the Substitute Subjects already Communicated
    EIE Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering. R07 to R09

    II-II sem.

    		 Probability Theory and Stochastic Process

    ( 9A04303) in place of Switching Theory and Logic Design. (4 credits) ( Earlier suggested Design and Analysis of Algorithms to be ignored).
    E Con E Electronics and Control Engineering R05 to R09

    II-II sem.

    		 Environmental Science (9ABS303) in place of Switching Theory and Logic Design. (4 credits) ( Earlier suggested Design and Analysis of Algorithms to be ignored)
    EEE Electrical  & Electronics  Engineering RR to R07

    IV-II sem.

    		 Since the student belongs to RR Regulations he/she has to take only two subjects and project work in IV year II sem. The student is permitted to take Elective-III and Elective IV of R07 Regulations. The project work carries 8 credits only.

    Click on the below link to download:

    JNTU-ATP : Second List of Substitute Subjects.

  • State eyes common calendar for varsities

    Students seeking admissions to various under-graduate and postgraduate courses in the state universities can heave a sigh of relief from the ensuing academic year as the state government is planning to chalk out a common academic calendar for all universities.

    At present, each university frames its own academic calendar with regard to dates of commencement and closure of admissions, examinations, announcement of results, vacation period. etc.

    As a result, the academic calendars of all the universities vastly differ from each other and this creates problems for students seeking admission or migration from one university to another.

    Even though the need for having a common academic year for universities with similar academic pro
    grammes was being discussed for years, it is taking shape only now. The Governor and Chancellor of Universities, Mr E.S.L.

    Narasimhan, had also stressed on the need for a common academic calendar at his maiden VCs’ meet in February 2010 but the same only materialised now. The minister for higher and secondary education, Mr Damodara Rajanarasimha, has convened a meeting with the vice-chancellors of all the universities on January 18 to discuss the issue.

    “Chalking out a uniform academic calendar is on the top of the agenda. Some of
    our neighbouring states like Karnataka are already implementing this and we will examine all the issues regarding the same at the VCs’ meeting and draw out an action plan,” said Mr Rajanarasimha. The meeting will also deliberate on evolving uniform regulations for admission and migration of students in all the universities.

    For instance, setting the minimum marks in the qualifying examination for admission to certain courses differ between universities.

    Some universities have made written tests compulsory for admission to a particular course and the marks obtained in the written tests are considered along with the marks secured in the qualifying examination for admissions. In some universities, the admission for a course is based only on the marks obtained in the qualifying exam. The government plans to remove such anomalies by setting uniform admission norms.

    Source : DC

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