John Brumfield

Friday, November 16, 2018

Ambedkar University, Delhi | Online application process for MBA begins

Ambedkar University, Delhi has begun its online application process for admissions to it MBA program for 2019-21 session. The program is offered by School of Business, Public Policy & Social Entrepreneurship (SBPPSE) and the university is providing a long window to the candidates for registrations. The registrations begin in November and will conclude in February. Final selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of combined scores in written test and interview. Important Dates Last date to submit online application form: February 11, 2019 Date of Entrance Examination: February 24, 2019 Eligibility criteria Candidates who wish to apply for the exam must have Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% in case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Physically Disabled (PD). Candidates appearing in the final year exams and those who have completed the degree but are awaiting the results can also apply for the program. These candidates will be given admission in the program provisionally, provided that they submit the results fulfilling the criteria by August 31, 2019. Application process Candidates who fulfil the eligibility criteria can apply through AUD’s official website. The application fee for the form is INR 1140.00 (INR 570.00 for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates). Candidates can pay the fee using Demand Draft, Cash or Online. Candidates are also required to send the printed copy of the application form along with the DD to either at the AUD Kashmere Gate Campus in person or send by post to: Dean, Student Services Ambedkar University Delhi AUD Kashmere Gate Campus Lothian Road, Kashmere Gate, Delhi 110006

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IISc and IIT - Delhi ranked among top 100 in the Global University rankings

The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi and Bombay have made it to the list of top 150 institutions in the ‘Global University Employability Rankingʼ. The annual rankings is done by the French HR consultancy Emerging and is published by the ‘Times Higher Education’. The list is topped by Harvard University and is followed by California Institute of Technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “India’s performance in the employability ranking has been somewhat inconsistent since the list was first launched in 2011. It still only counts three universities in the top 150, suggesting it’s struggling to make the reputational ground with employers that some other Asian nations have achieved,” said Simon Baker, Data Editor at ‘Times Higher Education’. The ranking shows the improvement in India’s institutional provisions but has not kept the pace with the progress made by the other countries in the region and globally. “There is some solid improvement this year for India, however. In the 2018 global listing, the Indian Institute of Science rises one position to 28th, while the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi soars this year to place global 53rd, from 145 last year,” notes the report. The report reveals that most countries value soft skills such as collaboration and communication - whereas harder, practical skills are valued most in China. “Today’s digital world makes for a constantly evolving workplace – the skills required in many roles will need regular updating and it has become impossible to determine which of them will change tomorrow, and how,” said Laurent Dupasquier, Managing Partner at Emerging. “While digital skills are increasingly valued by recruiters, more than anything, universities must instil in students the capacity to adapt and keep learning: these will be crucial skills for success not only to cope, but thrive in a transforming workplace. University-industry collaboration will also be of increasing value, in order provide students with the necessary on-the-ground experience,” he said.

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IGNOU extended the dates for the B.Ed admission 2019

The last date to submit the application for the B.Ed and management program has been extended by the IGNOU University. Earlier, the last date was November 15 and now it has been extended to November 18, 2018. The exam for the same is scheduled for December 16, 2018. Candidates who are interested in applying for the exam can do so by visiting the official website -- ignou.ac.in. Application fees Candidates who want to apply for the exam will be required to pay INR 1000 as application fee. In case, they are sending the form via post they need to pay INR 1050. The entire program fee of IGNOU B.Ed. Is Rs 50,000. Course duration: The candidates will have two years to complete the degree and maximum time duration is five years. Eligibility Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree and/or Master’s Degree in Sciences/ Social Sciences/Commerce/ Humanity with a minimum score of 50 percent.

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Thursday, November 15, 2018

Learning portal launched for police personnel

Delhi police force’s e-learning portal NIPUN and training division was launched by the Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik on Wednesday. The website will help the Delhi police to train its in-service personnel using advanced technologies. The main aim of the portal and website is to provide online training and information to the in-service personnel with the help of specialized courses designed by the experts of the fields. The DCP said “with resources such as law, standing orders, investigation checklists, forms for case files, latest High Court and Supreme Court rulings being made available online through the e-learning portal, it is envisioned that the investigating officers will be able to take the benefit of this information during the course of their duty”. The courses are flexible in nature and police personnel can take it anytime and anywhere which will upgrade their skills and re-enforce their learning. Most of the courses have been developed in-house and others have been finalized through collaboration with the University Grants Commission, industry body FICCI, National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights and Janaki Devi Memorial College under the project CLAP (The Collaborative Learning and Partnership).

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Delhi government soon to test the learning levels of the students

Next month the Government of Delhi will test the comprehension abilities of the students in Hindi, English and Mathematics. Their comprehension abilities will be tested by their respective class teachers and the findings will be collected by the Directorate of Education (DoE). The exercise will take place between December 10-20. “The aim of the exercise is to identify where we stand after two years of government intervention in these areas. On the basis of the findings and the magnitude of needs that we will identify through it, we will take a call about the scale at which the interventions will have to be carried forward next year,” said Director of Education Sanjay Goel. In July 2016, the Delhi government, in a similar comprehension exercise, found that only 44 percent of the students of classes VI-VIII could read the test of their level. As a result, to improve the learning levels among the students ‘Chunauti 2018ʼ was launched. Under the scheme, the students were divided into two groups of readers and non-readers. For non-readers, the government has arranged an extra hour of classes between September 5 and November 14, 2016.

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Odisha and Oracle joined hands to set up a University in Bhubaneswar

On Wednesday, Odisha IT Minister Chandrasarathi Behera said that Odisha government has joined hands with the Oracle to develop an academy which will be used to upgrade the computer skills of the students in the state. Mr. Behera was present at the make in Odisha conclave and said that state government is in advance stage of signing the memorandum of understanding with the Oracle India. "The state government in collaboration with Oracle-India is setting up of an Academy in Bhubaneswar to offer a complete portfolio of computer science education resources to secondary schools, technical, vocational and two-year colleges and four-year colleges and universities to help students be industry ready," Mr. Behera said. Because of the unsatisfactory performance of the students in some engineering and management colleges the requirement of such an academy was felt by the state government. The main aim of the academy is to improve the computer knowledge of the students and raise their performance levels in the field.

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Anna University postponed the exams on account of cyclone Gaza

Canceling all its exams, Anna University has joined the list of the universities which have postponed their exams on account of cyclone Gaza. The exams stand postponed for all the departments and affiliated colleges of Anna University and the new dates for the exams will be released in due time. Puducherry University has also postponed all of its exams for all the courses which were scheduled to held at various exam centers such as Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe, Yanam and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. "Due to the Gaja cyclone storm, all the Pondicherry University examinations for all the courses scheduled to be conducted tomorrow, Thursday, the 15th November 2018 at all the Centres at Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe, Yanam and Andaman and Nicobar Islands stands postponed," said K. Mahesh, Public Relations Officer, Pondicherry University. The Met office on Monday said that that the storm will cross the Tamil Nadu coast between Cuddalore and Pamban on November 15 due to which the state will witness heavy rainfall and gale winds. The state government is also preparing for the storm as it has kept 30,500 rescue personnel on standby, three teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have arrived in Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu to aid the government and 22 cyclone shelters have been prepared to accommodate the people.

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