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  • M.Tech/M.Pharmacy/Pharma.D Counsellings from 29th August-2011.

    M.Tech/M.Pharmacy/Pharma.D Counsellings from 29th August-2011.

    APSCHE Chairman has announced that PGECET 2011 Web Counseling for admission to M.Tech, M.Pharmacy and Pharma.D Courses for the year 2011-12 will be conducted from 29th August 2011. Detailed notification for certificate verification, exercise of web options, seats allotment, download of allotment order and fee details will be released by the APSCHE on behalf of Osmania University. Admission to M.E./ M.Tech./M.Pharm./ M.Arch./ M.Planning/Pharm.D courses in Andhra Pradesh will be done based on the ranks in PGECET 2011-12. Candidates have to exercise web options through http://www.appgecet.nic.in/

    Certificates to be produced at verification centers / helpline centers by the candidates :
    1. B.Tech./ M.Sc./ MBBS/ BDS/ B.Sc. Agriculture, B.V.Sc. or other relevant Degree Marks Memos.
    2. Intermediate Memo cum Pass certificates.
    3. S.S.C. Marks list for Date of Birth proof.
    4. Study Certificates from Relevant Degree to Tenth Class.
    5. Residential certificate in case of non local candidate.
    6. Income certificate issued by Govt. of AP after 01-01-2010.

    Tuition Fee per Year :
    1. University Engineering and Pharmacy Colleges: M.Pharmacy Rs. 15000-25000 ; All other like ME/ M.Tech./ M. Arch./ M.Planning Rs. 15000-25000
    2. University Colleges Under Self Finance: M.Pharmacy Rs. 110000; ME/ M.Tech./ M. Arch./ M.Planning Rs. 57000
    3. Private Unaided Engineering and Pharmacy Colleges: Pharm D: Rs 68000 ; M.Pharmacy Rs. 110000; ME/ M.Tech./ M. Arch./ M.Planning Rs. 57000

    NOTE : Candidates whose parental income is less than Rs.100000 will be exempted from payment of Tuition Fee subject to conditions issued by the Govt. of Andhra Pradesh time to time. Details of Helpline Centers and other info will be displayed on appgecet.nic.in

  • Fraud counselling on the rise in AP.

    The spate of fraud cases in the Eamcet web-based counselling has been giving the jitters to officials, students and parents. Questions are being asked about the security of the new system. Officials of the AP State Council of Higher Educ-ation (APSCHE) have denied that there has been any hacking into the system. They maintain that the fraudsters have only exploited the innocence of some students by getting them to reveal their log-in ID and password.

    Brokers and college managements have been conniving to entrap rural students, who are not well-versed with computers and disclose their passwords to Internet centre operators who then manipulate the options given by the students to ensure that seats are filled in the colleges of their (the broker’s) choice. The brokers collect a commission from the managements for steering students in their direction. “We have conducted awareness programmes in all the districts for students on the web-based counselling. We have repeatedly informed them not to disclose their passwords to anyone. Despite this, some students are doing this out of innocence or for whatever reasons,” said Prof Jayaprakash Rao, chairman, APSCHE.

    Source : DC

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