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  • JNTU-ANANTAPUR : First year subjects-Exemption from compulsory subjects for award of Degree!

    JNTU-ANANTAPUR : First year subjects-Exemption from compulsory subjects for award of Degree!

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    Proceedings of the
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY ANANTAPUR
    ANANTAPUR ? 515 002 (A.P) INDIA
    Present: Dr. M.Vijayakumar, M.Tech, Ph.D.
    Proc.No.JNTUA/A1/B.Tech (R05) /First Year Subjects/Exemption/2010. Date:23-09-2010
    Sub: – JNTUA-Academic-Planning-First year subjects-Exemption from Compulsory Subjects for
    award of degree-Regarding.
    Ref:-1. Note orders of the Vice-Chancellor, dated:22-09-2010.
    2. Minutes of University officials meeting held on 23-09-2010.
    -oOo-
    ORDER
    As per B.Tech. (R05) regulations, one of the academic requirements to award degree is that the student should secure 216 credits (out of 224credits registered) with the compulsory subjects as listed below: :-
    1. All the first year subjects
    2. All the practical subjects
    3. Industry oriented mini-project
    4. Seminar
    5. Project work.
    Many representations from the students of this university belonging to R05 regulations are received, requesting the University to exempt I year subjects from the compulsory subjects clearing that in spite of their hard work and best effort, they are unable to pass one or two subjects of I year which are compulsory subjects to become eligible for the award of degree.
    In this connection, after careful consideration of the representations, mentioned above, the Vice Chancellor is pleased to exempt all the first year subjects from the compulsory subjects, listed above. The clause No.1 of R05 regulation is hereby amended as follows:
    A Student will be declared eligible for the award of B.Tech. Degree if he fulfills the following academic regulations:
    i. Pursued a course of study for not less than four academic years and not more than eight
    academic years.
    ii. Registered for 224 credits and secured 216 credits with compulsory subjects as listed below.
    1. All the practical subjects
    2. Industry oriented mini-project
    3. Seminar
    4. Project work.
    This order shall come into force for the students appeared for the examinations during April/May-2010 onwards.
    REGISTRAR i/c,
    All The Principals of Affiliated Engg. colleges of JNTUA.
    The Principal, JNTUCE, Pulivendula.
    CC PA to VC, PA to Rector, PA to Registrar.
    DAP, DE, Dir. OTRI, CE & ACE.

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  • Medicine Common Entrance Test From Next Year

    New Delhi, June 29: Favouring a common entrance test for undergraduate and post-graduate courses in medical colleges across the country, the newly-constituted board of governors of MCI on Tuesday said it has approached the CBSE to work out modalities for introduction of the system from 2011.

    The board, which was reconstituted after dissolution of the corruption-hit Medical Council of India, has approached medical colleges with the proposal which have agreed to it.

    ?We hope to have a common entrance test…Next time we meet, we will be able to announce the dates also,? S.K. Sarin, head of the board, said.

    He said a single entrance test would substantially reduce the stress level of the students, who, under the current system, have to sit for seven tests for getting admission in medical colleges.

    The board has already approached the CBSE to formulate the details for conducting such a test, replacing all other exams that are conducted for admission into government as well private medical colleges in the country.

    ?We have already contacted the CBSE. It will decide how to go about it, including the syllabus. The test will cover all government, private and even minority institutions,? Sarin said.

    Admission tests are conducted yearly for nearly 32,000 undergraduate seats and 13,000 post graduate seats in medical colleges across the country.

    ?This will ensure that the students are not stressed out. Under the current system, they have appear in more than seven entrance tests for getting admission. After the new system is introduced, the students will have to appear in only one test,? said Devi Shetty, one of the members of the Board.

    Source:DC

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