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  • JNTU, Synopsis to launch new software design programme.

    Hyderabad: Synopsys, the US-headquartered world leader in software designing, and Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) in Hyderabad on Friday signed an agreement to establish microelectronics programme at the JNTU.

    The programme is aimed at training local talent and providing highly skilled specialists that can address the complex design requirements of semiconductor industry companies, an official said.

    The plan is for the newly established bachelors and masters programmes in JNTU-Hyderabad to provide skill development opportunities to more than 300,000 students every year.

    JNTU-Hyderabad is the largest nodal university in India with more than 300 affiliated colleges.

    Under the programme, Synopsys will give the university students access to the company’s digital and embedded electronic design automation (EDA) software as part of its worldwide university programme.

    JNTU-Hyderabad will use the instructional services from Seer Akademi, a curriculum partner and member of the Synopsys University Programme, to effectively administer the curriculum and to ensure effective use.

    “The huge promise that India holds for the growth of the high tech electronics systems industry depends to a large extent on the availability of qualified, industry-ready, engineers,” said Doctor Pradip Dutta, corporate vice president and managing director at Synopsys India.

    “JNTU-Hyderabad is pleased to receive this unique honour,” said Vice-Chancellor D. Narasimha Reddy. “JNTU-Hyderabad’s collaboration with Synopsys and Seer Akademi will result in a new generation of highly skilled industry ready graduates and professors” he added.

  • No change in EAMCET syllabus this year.

    HYDERABAD: With the Eamcet-2011 scheduled for May 8, the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) vice-chancellor DN Reddy has written a letter to the education department to give an exemption in the eligibility criteria for engineering courses.

    As per the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) norms, a minimum of 50 percent score in (mathematics, physics and chemistry) in the Intermediate exams is essential for eligibility to engineering courses.

    “We have written a letter to the AICTE officials in this regard and requested them to exempt the minimum eligibility criteria for engineering students. We are awaiting the decision and will abide by the AICTE decision on the issue,” the vice-chancellor said.

    JNTU examination committee has decided to set up cell phone ‘jammers’ along with manual frisking being introduced for the medical examination. Eamcet will be conducted in 606 centres for engineering candidates and in 104 centres for medical students across the state.

    “There is no change in the syllabus of the examination this year and the SMS facility will continue this year as well. While we will be taking help from the state revenue department and other universities to conduct the examination, additional examination centres will be set up this year based on the applications received,” said convenor for Eamcet-2011, Dr. NV Ramana Rao.

    Meanwhile, grading of engineering colleges across the state is underway and the grading will be announced within the next two weeks, said principal secretary for higher education, CR Biswal.

    Source : Indian Express

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