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  • JNTU-KAKINADA : Academics & Planning – Guide Lines for Assigning Hall Ticket Numbers.

    JNTU-KKD : Academics & Planning – Guide Lines for Assigning Hall Ticket Numbers.

    I am by the direction of Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, wish to inform you that the following are the guidelines for assigning Hall Ticket numbers to the students under JNTUK.

    GUIDELINES FOR ASSIGNING HALLTICKET NUMBER

    JNTU Kakinada students have unique Hall Ticket number for the entire duration of course. The Hall Ticket is of 10 characters. All the characters should be in capitals.

    1.         First 2 digits indicate year of admission.

    For 2010

    1 0

    2.         Next 2 digits indicate college code assigned by JNTU K .

    For college code 6A

    1 0 6 A

    3.         Next 2 digits signifies course

    1A       B.Tech Regular

    5A       B.Tech Lateral Entry

    1D       M.Tech

    1E        MBA

    1F        MCA

    1R       B.Pharmacy

    1S        M.Pharmacy

    For 2010 admitted B.Tech Regular Students

    1 0 6 A 1 A

    For 2010 admitted B.Tech Lateral Entry Students

    1 0 6 A 5 A

    4.         Next 2 digits signifies branch code

    01        Civil Engineering

    02        Electrical & Electronics Engineering

    03        Mechanical Engineering

    04        Electronics & Communications Engineering

    05        Computer Science & Engineering

    08        Chemical Engineering

    10        Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

    11        Biomedical Engineering

    12        Information Technology

    13        Electronics & Control Engineering

    19        Electronics & Computer Engineering

    21        Aeronautical Engineering

    22        Instrumentation & Control Engineering

    23        Bio Technology

    For ECE Branch

    1 0 6 A 5 A 0 4

    5.         Last 2 digits are roll numbers 01,02,03….99

    If the strength is more than 99, assign A0,A1,A2….A9, B0,B1,B2…B9….

    For roll number 45 in ECE branch

    1 0 6 A 5 A 0 4 4 5

    Click on the below link for download:

    JNTU-KKD : Academics & Planning – Guide Lines for Assigning Hall Ticket Numbers.

  • Don’t shift practicals: Colleges

    Don’t shift practicals: Colleges .

    The state government is facing immense pressure from junior colleges that do not want the state to implement the “jumbling system” for the Intermediate practical exams that will be held in February 2011.

    The government has already made two attempts to implement jumbling in the practical exams in order to check malpractice, but it reversed its decision owing to pressure from the colleges.

    In the jumbling system, candidates of a particular college appear for the exams
    in another college. The jumbling system is used for the theory examinations and it has helped curtail malpractice to a large extent.

    There were complaints that the managements of certain colleges were influencing the officials to get better scores for their students. These complaints gained credence when over 90 per cent of students in certain corporate colleges secured 100 per cent marks in the practical exams every year.

    The managements of the colleges have been arguing that jumbling in practical exams was “impractical” as many government colleges and even private colleges located in rural areas do not have the adequate laboratory facilities. The managements said that the performance of their students could be affected if they had to give an exam in an under equipped college.

    Meanwhile, the minister for secondary education, Mr
    D. Manikya Vara Prasada Rao, said that, “The colleges have submitted a representation to the government to reconsider its decision. The colleges said the government should first ensure that all colleges can provide the adequate laboratory facilities and only then should the government implement jumbling.” The minister refuted the colleges’ claim and said that the officials have identified colleges with good laboratory facilities. “They have already informed the colleges about the facilities and the equipment that is required for the exams,” said Mr Rao.

    Source:     DC

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