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  • JNTU-HYDERABAD: Academic & Planning – Modifications in the Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA Courses.

    JNTU-HYDERABAD: Academic & Planning – Modifications in the Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA Courses.


    Grams: “Technology”

    Web Site: www.jntu.ac.in

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    PROCEEDINGS OF THE

    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD

    (Established by Andhra Pradesh Legislative Act No. 30 of 2008)

    Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500 085 – Andhra Pradesh- INDIA.

    Procds. No. A1/Academic Reg./2010                                                                   Date: 20.11.2010

    Sub:- JNTUH, Hyderabad – Academic & Planning – Modifications in the Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA Courses – Approved – Orders – Issued.

    Read:1 Lr. No. Nil, dated 07.10.2010 of the Principal, CM Engineering College, Maisammaguda, Dhulapally, Secunderabad addressed to DE.

    2 Minutes of the Meeting

    3 Note Orders of the Vice-Chancellors dated 04.11.2010.

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    ORDER:

    The Principal, CM Engineering College, Maisammaguda, Dhulapally, Secunderabad in his letter (1) read above, has stated that 5 students of MBA (2006batch) of their college have applied for project viva on 21/07/2010 & 16/08/2010 and they have not received Project panel sofar, to conduct the project viva.  He also stated that they contacted the University Examination Branch and were informed that the students have completed their subjects lately, and they have to pay penalty as per Procds. No.A1/1705/2010, dated 11.03.2010.  Further, the Principal has stated that their students are not late in completing their subjects but they re-registered MBA I-Sem. subjects in September, 2009 and completed their re-registered subjects in July 2010 and applied for Project Viva immediately.

    The Director of Evaluation has stated that there are some anomalies in the Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA Courses and suggested for clarifications.

    In view of the above, the Vice-Chancellor has constituted a Committee to look in to the matter and the Committee has submitted their Minutes of the Meeting.

    Based on the minutes of the meeting, the Vice-Chancellor is pleased to approve the modified Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA courses and they shall be implemented with effect from 2010-2011 Academic Year onwards, for the batches admitted from 2009-2010, subject to ratification by Academic Senate.

    I. For MBA/MCA Candidates:

    A) Item 5.6 of MCA Academic Regulations 2009 is modified as:

    The work on the project shall be initiated in the beginning of the third year second semester and the duration of the project is for one semester.  A candidate is eligible to submit his/her PG Project Work/ Thesis / Dissertation, only after successful completion of the theory and practical courses, after getting the approval of PRC, and not earlier than 20 weeks from the date of registration of

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    such PG Project work. For the approval of PRC, the candidate shall submit the draft copy of thesis to the Principal/Director (through Head of the Department) and shall make an oral presentation before the PRC.

    B) Item 5.6 of MBA Academic Regulations 2009 is modified as:

    The work on the project shall be initiated in the beginning of the fourth semester and the duration of the project is for one semester.  A candidate is eligible to submit his/her PG Project Work/ Thesis / Dissertation, only after successful completion of the theory and practical courses, after getting the approval of PRC, and not earlier than 20 weeks from the date of registration of such PG Project work. For the approval of PRC, the candidate shall submit the draft copy of thesis to the Principal/Director (through Head of the Department) and shall make an oral presentation before the PRC.

    II a)     A student shall be permitted to submit his / her PG Project work / Dissertation, with penalties as per JNTUH Procds. No.A1/1705/2010, dated 11.03.2010 as follows:

    i)                    No penalty may be levied to the student, if a student submits Thesis / Dissertation within one calendar year after completion of penultimate semester (i.e. within 6 months from the completion of the last semester of his Regular PG Course period).

    ii)                  If the student is unable to submit the thesis within one calendar year as explained above, a penalty of Rs.5000/- (Rupees five thousand only) may be levied for first late year of submission, Rs.12000/- (Rupees twelve thousand only) lumpsum may be levied during the second year of submission, and Rs.18000/- (Rupees eighteen thousand only) lumpsum may be levied during the third year of submission to the University.

    iii)                If special permission is granted by the university to a student for submission of Project Work/ Thesis beyond 3 years limit as explained above, a penalty of Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand only) per year additionally will be levied to the student.

    b) No exemption shall be given from above penalties, whether the delays in clearing backlog subjects (or declaration of their results) are due to

    (i) delays in clearing them through supplementary exams or

    (ii) delays in clearing them through improvement / Re-registration procedures.

    III        For MCA candidates only:

    a)   Item 4.5 of MCA Academic Regulations 2009 is modified as

    A student shall be promoted from II year to III year, only if he/she earns 40 credits from

    i)    One Regular and Two Supplementary Examinations of I Year I Semester,

    ii)   One Regular and One Supplementary Examinations of I year II Semester and,

    iii) One Regular Examination of II year I Semester,

    irrespective of whether the candidate takes the examinations or not.

    b)   Items 2.4 and 4.9 are added to the MCA Academic Regulations 2009 as:

    2.4.      The student shall register for 119 credits and secure 119 credits.

    4.9.  i) A student shall register and put up minimum attendance in all 119 credits and earns the 119 credits.  Marks obtained in all 103 credits (excluding PG Project/Dissertation) shall be considered for the calculation of percentage of marks.

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    ii)  Students who fail to earn 119 credits as indicated in the course structure within six academic years from the year of their admission, shall forfeit their seat in MCA course and their admission shall stand cancelled.

    IV For MBA (R09) candidates only:

    Item 4.3 of Academic Regulations 2009 (R09) will not be applicable, as there is no seminar offered.

    V         Status quo shall be maintained, and the existing set of Academic Regulations, Norms and Procedures shall be followed for the MBA/MCA batches, admitted prior to 2009-2010 Academic Year.

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    REGISTRAR

    To

    The DE/CE/ACE, Examination Branch.

    Copy to the Principals of all Affiliated Colleges of JNTUH

    Copy to PA to VC/Rector/Registrar.

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    JNTU-HYD: Academic & Planning – Modifications in the Academic Regulations of MBA and MCA Courses.

  • Powerful Beneficiaries Keep Fee Reimbursement Scheme Alive

    Powerful Beneficiaries Keep Fee Reimbursement Scheme Alive

    It is not the socially backward but the politically powerful that the fee reimbursement scheme serves, or so it seems. While the state government had introduced the scheme two years ago to help students whose parental income was less than Rs 1 lakh per annum, it is for the politically influential management lobbies or college managements running more than five colleges under their name, that the scheme is being retained even after being proven to be drilling a hole into the state’s coffers.

    Alarmingly, a significant amount of the fee reimbursement money since the past two years has been siphoned off by colleges run, managed or coowned by state legislators or those related to them. Others who are trying to retain the scheme include management groups that have over fivecolleges registered under their names. Predictably, they have been putting up a spirited fight to retain the scheme as each of the colleges owned by them are making Rs 3 crore per annum under the scheme.

    On average, each of these college groups directly or indirectly linked to politicians and with 1,000 seats covered by the scheme draw as much as Rs 18 to Rs 25 crore per annum in the form of reimbursements, said officials of higher education department.

    And these politicians managing educational institutions that have five to ten colleges operating under their banners include leaders from Congress, TDP and even Praja Rajyam Party.

    According to sources in the education department some of the most influential colleges including Vasavi Engineering College owned by P Balaji, the son of former governor and minister, P Venkata Subbaiah allegedly lobbied to introduce the special fee structure for NRI students who take admission incolleges to add to the college’s coffers.

    If politicians are a key beneficiary, managements running more than five colleges are also keenly interested that the scheme stays alive. These include Malla Reddy Group of Institutions which has around 10 colleges, Arora Group of Colleges which has eight colleges, TRR Group of Colleges that has five colleges and Vignan Group of Colleges that has four colleges.

    Observers say that several rural engineering colleges with genuine students who need fee reimbursement scheme are being left out of the benefits of the scheme as most of the money falls into the hands of the wealthy colleges. “Even now the money from fee reimbursement scheme is reaching the hands of the biggest management groups. There are several colleges with needy students which are still waiting for money from the scheme to reach them,” G Eswaraiah, AP State General Secretary, All India Students Federation. Sources from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) confirmed the claim stating that the commissionerate of technical education is planning to strengthen measures that will curb such lobbying.

    Senior officials from JNTU said that unequal distribution of funds is only tip of the iceberg. “From All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to thestate government management representatives can get things done. From the university’s side we can only help in putting pressure on them by insisting on quality infrastructure and facilities. But the ball is usually in their court,” an official said.

    The state government is currently being burdened with a fund requirement of Rs 4,500 crore by colleges in the state that are eligible for reimbursement.

    NETAS BEHIND COLLEGES

    MLA M Srinivas Rao (Congress) owns Avanthi group of colleges
    MLA N Sesha Reddy (Congress) owns Aditya group of Institutions
    MLA M Raju (Congress) owns Chaitanya group of colleges
    MLA Maheshwar Reddy (Congress), owns Maheswara group of colleges
    District secretary of Congress party, Rammohan Reddy, owns TRR group of colleges
    MLC Alapati Rajendra Prasad (TDP) owns NRI group of colleges
    MLA E Krishna (PRP), owns Mother Teresa group of colleges
    MLA M Vijayanirmala (PRP), owns Nova group of colleges

    Source: The Times Of India , Thursday , November 4th , 2010.

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