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BITSAT 2010 Notification

Bits Pillani, Birla Institute of Technology & Science Admission Test – BITSAT 2010 has published. BITSAT 2010 application forms (Hall Tickets) are available. You can download bitsat application form, please visit the given below link:

http://www.bitsadmission.com/bitsat/bitsatmain.htm

For more detail:

Admissions Office,
BITS, Pilani – 333 031 (Rajasthan) India.

Tel:  01596-242205
Fax: 01596-244183

Email: admnoc@bits-pilani.ac.in

Website:  http://www.bitsadmission.com

CCS University Meerut Private Form

The CCS University Website is having links for downloading private examination form, Main Examination form 2009-10 and M.ED. News. To see all these details and download private form visit the below site :-

http://www.ccsuniversity.ac.in

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management

The online registration process for SIBM Bangalore 2010 has been available on the official website. The details captured in SNAP application will be populated in “Personal Details” page. You can register from the website given below:

http://sibm.edu.in/

Contact Details

Director : Prof. Pankaj Gupta
E-Mail :director@sibm.edu.in
Phone : 080 -66389999 / 080 – 66389981
Fax : 080 – 66389996 / 080 -66389998

Registrar : Lt.(Retd.) Kavita Tripathi
E-Mail : registrar@sibm.edu.in
Phone : 080 -66389999 / 080 – 66389919
Fax : 080 – 66389996 / 080 -66389998

Contact E-Mail IDs:

For General Info : info@sibm.edu.in
For Placements : placecom@sibm.edu.in
For Admissions : admissions@sibm.edu.in
For General Administration Purposes : registrar@sibm.edu.in

Address : Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
(Constituent of Symbiosis International (Deemed University))
#95/1, 95/2, Electronics City, Phase-1, Hosur Road, Bangalore-560 100

Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology ,IIST, Thiruvananthapuram announces Admissions for BTech course

The Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) is India’s national institute for the study and development of space science. IIST offers Under Graduate (UG), Post Graduate (PG), Doctoral and Post-Doctoral programmes in Space Engineering and Technology. The institute also offers specialization in various space related fields like, Avionics, Aerospace Engineering and Integrated MSc in Applied Sciences.
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) Thiruvananthapuram will be soon conducting an admission test for its BTech Programmes in Aerospace Engineering, Avionics and Physical Sciences. Seat reservations for admissions in IIST conform with the Central Government reservation policy.
The details of the test, the admission process, and instructions on how to apply, will appear in news papers and on the official webpage of IIST soon.
For admission process and notification visit IIST official website at http://www.iist.ac.in/IIST/
Contact Information:
Phone: 0471 – 256-4808, 0471-256-4809
Fax: 0471-256-4806
Website: http://www.iist.ac.in/IIST/

Admissions open At Shemford School, Najafgarh

Eligibility

Class Age

PreNursery Playgroup -  2 years
Nursery – 3 years
Prep – 4 years
Class Ist -  5 years
Class IInd to Vth -  On the basis of previous class

Selection Criteria

1. The selection of the candidates will depend upon the child’s performance in the test/ interview and availability of seats in the concerned class.

2. Assessment of the child for admission is also based on the following factors:

• Academic readiness and motivation
• Social and emotional development
• Family co-operation in working with the school and meeting the needs of the students
• Ability of the school to serve the needs of the child
• And a dialogue with the Parents of the candidate

Parents must note that admission will be on first come first basis and number of seats available.

For more information contact at:

Address:-

Shemford School
31, Roshan Mandi
Near Surya Kiran Hospital
Najafgarh, Delhi

Phone No – 9990424188

Email ID – info@najafgarh.shemford.com

All city schools will now start their nursery admission after December 15 according to Directorate of Education. The Education Director has stipulated that the admission schedule will have to start from Dec 15 to 31. But some schools in the Capital have already announced the dates for sale of forms. As per the court orders, the schools are free to decide the dates for sale of forms, provided the DOE has no objection to it. But, no school shall start their admission procedure before December 15.

The guidelines for nursery admissions will be finalized in a week and circulars will be sent to the schools soon afterwards. While the schools are within their rights to follow their own admission schedule, they are required to intimate the DOE, in case they plan to deviate from the said set of guidelines. DOE will issue more directives about admissions in early next week. All this is done to ensure the convenience of the parents regarding the admission process, as DOE feels that the parents will benefit more, if all schools issue forms within the same timeframe.

Tamil Nadu Open University has declared the results for the year 2009 for different courses.

The Tamil Nadu Official Website can be accessed at the below link

http://www.tnou.ac.in/

For the Tamil Nadu Open University Results 2009, click the below link:
http://www.tnou.ac.in/index_files/Home/JUNE 2009 Results.htm

Best of Luck to all the aspiring students!!

Check PTETJNVU 2009 Counseling Admission Allotment JNVU PTET Results

Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU) Jodhpur has published the PTET JNVU 2009 Allotment Results for Session 2009-2010.

Candidates can log onto the official website of PTETJNVU 2009 to check their position in the list as well for updated counseling details:
http://ptetadmissions.nic.in/

To check the PTET 2009 online counseling result you will have to click on the JNVU Allotment Result button. If you have allotted any college then you will have to submit the fee challan along with result sheet by 2nd august, 2009.

All the Best…

SNDT | sndt.digitaluniversity.ac | SNDT Women’s University | SNDT University M.Ed. Admission Schedule 2009

Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey (SNDT) Women’s University has declared the M.Ed. Admission Schedule 2009. Students seeking admission at SNDT Women’s University can check the schedule at the official website of SNDT:
http://sndt.digitaluniversity.ac/

SNDT Women’s University was established in the year 1916 by the renowned social reformer Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dhondo Keshav Karve. SNDT is a unique institution committed to the cause of women’s education and empowerment.

For more information on Affiliated Colleges, Courses offered, Admission procedures & notifications, Scholarships, Examination time table & results and latest News & Events visit the SNDT website i.e.
http://sndt.digitaluniversity.ac/

Wish you All the very Best for Future….

DU Admission Process, Delhi University Important Dates Cutoff list.

DU Admissions 2009: The fever begins…

Fever begins in Delhi as the Delhi University (DU) has started the admission process 2009 from June 1. Students can collect the common pre- admission forms from the 16 centers’ prescribed by DU from 1st June to 15th June. This year Delhi University will be offering 49,000 seats to the students which mean an increase of 7000 seats.

Important Dates:

• June 15   Submission of Forms
• June 25    First cut off list
• June 26, 27, 29   Days for admission and payment of fees.
• June 30    Second cut-off list.
• July 1, 3    Admissions and payment of fees.
• July 4    Third cut-off list
• July 6, 8    Admissions and payment of fees.

Along with the common pre-admission an information bulletin is given to the students that contains list of various courses available in different colleges and also previous year’s cut-off marks for each subject in each college. Additionally the bulletin includes a road map providing locations of all the colleges in Delhi.

The registration timings for physically challenged student – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m at the office of the Dean Students Welfare in North Campus and forms are available for them free of cost.

Students who wish to give the CATE (Common aptitude test for English) conducted for 12 colleges can collect the application forms from ‘The Arts Faculty centre, North Campus’.

Here is the list of 16 centres of DU:

1. North:
Office of Dean Students Welfare’, North Campus
Kirori Mal College
Faculty of Arts
Swami Shraddhananad College

2. South:
Office of Deputy Dean, Students’ Wefare, South Campus
Deshbandhu College, Kalkaji
ARSD College, Daula Kuan
Gargi College, Siri Fort
PGDAV College, Nehru Nagar
College of Vocational Studies, Sheikh Sarai

3. East:
Shyam Lal College, Shahdara
Vivekananda College, Vivek Vihar
Maharaja Agrasen College, Mayur Vihar

4. West:

Rajdhani College, Raja Garden
Bharati College, Janakpuri

5. Central:
Zakir Husain College

For more details regarding admission and notifications visit the official website of DU i.e.
http://www.du.ac.in/admission.html

Admission starts in Delhi University…

Delhi University (DU) starts the admission process 2009 from today i.e. 1^st June. Students can collect the admission forms for various courses till 15^th June from the 16 centers made by DU. Cost of one form is Rs. 50. Moreover students can submit or deposit their forms in any of these centres.

From this year 49,000 students will be able to take admission in one of the top universities in India as the university has increased 7000 seats providing more opportunities to students. With this increase of seats it is being assumed that there will be a fall in the cut-off list.

For more details regarding DU admission forms & course details visit the official website of Delhi University (DU).

School Admissions – An Advice To Parents

It is admissions time and parents are already feeling the edginess to get their child admitted in the preferred school. To seek an admission in the right school has become a speciality, and parents who have a kid admitted in the school can tell you more. It is more complicated for parents who seek nursery admission for their children.

There are many reasons that make school admission process a taxing job for the parents. One of the most obvious one is the limited seats or admissions in the schools. The number of preferred schools is less and there are limited seats available in the schools. These factors are responsible for selection processes, wherein schools favour the selection of the appropriate candidates.

In nursery school admission, it has been argued that schools must not offer admission on the basis of such criteria which may turn unfavourable to the less privileged class. It is true that the judgement of not selecting a child based on few questions and answers asked to the child itself or the candidates is   somewhat flawed.

The true potential of the child is realized much later and even then an education institution cannot deny the right of education to those who face natural difficulties in reading, comprehension, retention or any other aspect. That is where a good school and institution provides the remedy. Rather than selecting and polishing the studious and intelligent students, a good school educates trains and builds competencies even the most disadvantaged students.

Is Your Child Prepared For The Interviews
Interviews have been discouraged by government authorities following unfair practices in the last few years. However, admitting children without even a single question asked or an interaction is also not a very good idea. The education providers or schools have the right to know as who is being admitted in the school. But interactions in this regard may be limited and favour all.

Some commonly asked questions in nursery admissions are given below:

• The age of the child? Parents have to mention the age of the child and also provide proof for the same. The question may be asked to the kid as well.

• About the health of the child – schools make sure that they have the information regarding allergies or any health related issue with the child to be admitted.

• Potty training. During parent interactions school authorities might ask about the potty training, about tantrums or any peculiar information which might help to know the child better.

• Children are asked such questions as – what is your name, what is your father’s name, what is your mother’s name? Do you have any brother? How much old are you? How much old is your brother? What is the colour of your clothes? How many days are in week? What comes after Tuesday?

Notifications and Dates
The month of December is a high time for school admissions in most North Indian states. Admissions and admission process continue till January, after which the rate slows down. Notifications and dates are often published in the newspapers and through advertisements in local channels. Parents need to have a close watch on the notifications and important dates to avoid any discomfort later on.

Many parents choose not to indulge their children in discussions/activities regarding the admission procedure of various schools. This feeling stems from the fact that if the child begins to ponder over why he wasn’t able to get admission in a certain ‘big’ school, it could jeopardise his/her self-image/confidence. However, most parents find it difficult to hide such facts from their children.

The reason is simple — children today are smart enough to figure out if they have been rejected or not. Seeing their parents running frantically from one school to another, submitting the admission forms and the look of despair when the admission isn’t entertained leaves no unsolved mystery for the child. Some, psychiatrists though believe that children shouldn’t be kept in the dark about such information. Instead, children should be pre-prepared for such a transition and I in dealing with the forthcoming failures/rejections — playschool to a formal school, which may or may not be of the parents’ choice.

Children should be made to understand that the design or the size of the school, that usually does get a child fixated on a particular school, really doesn’t matter and that he/she would eventually make new friends and have caring teachers. For this purpose, it is suggested that children shouldn’t be taken along to each school when seeking admission. This could confuse the child’s judgement or make him obsessive about a certain kind of school. It is best to apply to a good number of schools and take the child to only those schools where his/her candidature is most likely to be accepted.

I came across a news snippet regarding school admissions in Delhi and feel the need to share it with the audience. As we know many schools have adopted the score based system of admitting the children in the school, especially nursery admissions, there is some good news for parents whose children are more than three years.

As per reports, a number of schools  award more points to children ho are above the age of 3 years. Some schools award 10 and some 15 points for children of age above 4 years and below 4 and a half years. This provision follows as part of the obligation by the education bodies to prioritize the school admissions for less privileged cases.

It can be viewed as a positive development as children who are just two years and above can wait another year or find it better at preparatory schools. Children who are above 3 years or 4 years should be admitted, otherwise they will find themselves with lesser age groups.

Most of the Delhi-based nursery schools have announced the onset of the new admission session. This time there is a slight difference in the admission schedule of pre-primary schools. The nursery admissions have begun in some schools only and would be followed by the other schools, unlike the usual practice of numerous preschools announcing their admissions simultaneously. This will help the parents to avoid rushing to each school, be more relaxed and take a more informed decision regarding the admission of their child. This makes a lot of sense, keeping in view the ever-increasing realisation of the need for good schooling before entering primary education.