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  • JNTU-HYDERABAD : Instructions to Selected Candidates for Ph.D./M.S.-2011 Admissions.

    JNTU-HYDERABAD : Instructions to Selected Candidates for Ph.D./M.S.-2011 Admissions.

    INSTRUCTIONS TO SELECTED CANDIDATES FOR Ph.D./M.S.-2011 ADMISSIONS

    The selected candidates who did not receive the admission letter are informed to collect a copy of admission letter from Office of the Director, Admissions at the time of reporting   to the Director, R & D Cell, JNTUH, Kukatpally, Hyderabad on or before 01.09.2011 by 4.00 pm along with following certificates and fees.

    CERTIFICATES TO BE SUBMITTED IN ORIGINAL:

    (i) Original P.G. Degree Certificate (Provisional Certificate is not admissible)

    (ii) Transfer Certificate in original

    (iii) Fees: A Demand Draft drawn on any nationalized bank for Rs.20,700/- (Rs.20,000/- one year fee + Rs.500/- caution deposit + Rs.200/- admission fee) in favour of  The Registrar, JNTUH, Hyderabad payable at Hyderabad. Regular University employees have to pay of Rs. 200/- towards the admission fee.

    (iv)  Joining Report of the candidate, countersigned by the Research Supervisor(s) indicating the place where the Research work will be carried out.

    (v)  No Objection Certificate from the Head of the Organization.

    (vi)  Latest Four passport size photographs.

    NOTE: 1. Supervisor are requested to check the list of candidates (given in JNTUH website) admitted under them till last year and then accept newly admitted candidate only if the no. of candidates under them are less than eight. Submit your list of eight candidates along with acceptance letter to Director, R & D Cell, JNTUH. After verifying the no. of candidates the admission of new candidate will be approved.

    2. Co-Supervisor with a request to accept only if the no. of scholars are less than eight.

    3. The candidate should collect copy of guidelines & academic regulations from the Director, R & D Cell, JNT University Hyderabad, Kukatpally, Hyderabad.


    Click here to Download the Official Notification.

  • BIE raps colleges for pathetic labs.

    As many as 3,131 junior colleges across the state are ill-equipped to conduct practical classes for Intermediate students. The inspections carried out by the officials of the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) revealed that about 80 per cent of the junior colleges in the state have no laboratories at all, while the laboratories in most of the colleges are inadequately equipped.

    A large number of corporate colleges, which collect thousands of rupees in fees from students, figured in the list. Though the BIE has issued notices to these colleges in December 2010, the managements failed to comply with the norms on laboratories. The board has fixed a deadline of September 15 for managements to comply with the norms. It warned the colleges that they would have to forfeit their corpus fund of `2 lakh and face disaffiliation, if they failed to comply with the norms within the deadline.

    The BIE secretary, Ms A. Vani Prasad, directed the managements to update the board on the measures taken by them to set up full-fledged laboratories by August 31 and send a compliance report by September 15. While East Godavari topped the list with 225 colleges in which laboratories are ill-equipped, Visakhapatnam stands next with 197 colleges, followed by Warangal 183 and Nellore 176.

    Hyderabad accounts for 147 such colleges and Ranga Reddy, 127. Other districts include Adila-bad (95), Anantapur (99), Chittoor (106), Kadapa (108), Guntur (76), Karimnagar (158), Kha-mmam (147), Krishna (129), Kurnool (144), Mahbubnagar (128), Medak (97), Nalgonda (137), Nizamabad (98), Prakasam (163), Srika-kulam (133), Vizianaga-ram (95) and West Godavari (153).

    Source : DC

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