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More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ BANGALORE: Karnataka students and computer science: these two aspects stood out during the seat-selection process for Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (Comedk). When the counter closed on day two at NMKRV College for Women on Wednesday, computer science remained the most preferred engineering branch with 184 students picking up seats. Electronics and communication followed with 183 seats. Mechanical engineering (179) and information science (107) are the other branches in vogue. While 75 students picked up electrical and electronics, 54 opted for telecommunication and 24 took civil engineering. Of the first 500 students who took engineering seats through Comedk, more than half were from Karnataka. While students from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh also made it to the list of the first 500, the first rank to take a seat was from Assam (rank 25). The number of non-Kannadigas who too...

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) hosted a day-long brainstorming session to create awareness about information technology (IT) and its utility in all walks of life, a university statement said on Tuesday. Held Monday, the session was organized in collaboration with the ministry of human resource development's Human Resource Development Division and the ministry of communication and information technology. "The objective is to enhance the use of IT in areas of a citizen's interest by adopting simple and commonly used practices and methods," a varsity official said. According to IGNOU vice chancellor V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai, the varsity has chalked out an action plan involving participants from all over the country for a brainstorming session on IT mass literacy. "By eliminating the digital divide, we are eliminating all sorts of divides. The programme would be available in...

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) on Wednesday launched three courses focusing on raising more educational avenues for medical, nursing and teaching personnel, an official said. The two certificate courses and one diploma programme will be offered by the varsity through distance education mode, a varsity official said. "The first certificate course is for Auxiliary Nurse Midwives which aims to provide quality care to patients undergoing treatment under ayurvedic system of medicine," he said. The Adolescent Health and Counselling course will prepare teachers and parents to help adolescents to develop a healthy lifestyle and handle stress, he said. "It will help teachers and parents to strengthen their knowledge in understanding needs and concerns of adolescents; build knowledge on physical, cognitive, emotional and psychological changes," the official said. The diploma programm...

The Wildlife in Democratic Republic of Congo is diverse and wide ranging. Democratic Republic of Congo’s natural gift as a wildlife remains unmatched in the entire world. There are numerous national parks in the whole country that thrives in wide array of wild animals. At the Democratic Republic of Congo rainforests, you can find a great biodiversity that comprise a large number of rare and endemic species. But the best thing about the Wildlife in Democratic Republic of Congo and the natural reserves are that it remains unharmed and unspoiled in their natural habitat. There are various rare species but both the species of chimpanzees, the common chimpanzee and the bonobo are the most important. It is only in this country that you will find the bonobos or the Pygmy chimpanzees in the wild. Here, you will get to see a large number of other animals like okapi, mountain gorilla and white rhino. Democratic Republic of Congo Wildlife is sheltered in protected national parks. The Demo...

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ AHMEDABAD: The result of the supplementary exams of HSC (science) and (general) stream will be declared on Wednesday. This year, the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) had, for the first time, conducted supplementary exams for students who failed in two subjects. This year, 40,000 students had given the supplementary exams. For the first time, the marksheets will not be given to students on the day of the results but on Friday. Students will, however, be able to see their results online after 11 am on Wednesday. The result of the supplementary exams conducted for SSC students will be declared on Thursday. Nearly 1,30,000 students have appeared for these exams. The GSHSEB is still in the process of printing marksheets. toi Some others blog of Mahara is: http://sarkarinaukaricom.blogspot.com http://uttarakhandnews2k.blogspot.com/

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ Two days after applicants forcibly cancelled the all-India written exam for the 1,000 posts of assistant stationmasters for Central Railway at an Andheri centre after claiming that the question paper was leaked, the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) dismissed the claim. After inquiring into the disruption of the railway entrance exam at Valia Chhaganlal College, the RRB concluded that there was no paper leak and, hence, there will be no re-examination. “We checked the photocopies of the answer sheets that Rajkumar Patil had. They did not match any of the three question papers. There was no paper leak,” said BK Dadabhoy, chairman, RRB, Mumbai. BVS activist Priya Patil, who was one of the applicants, said: “We had seen the three keys (set of answers to the questions) and compared them with the question papers. They matched perfectly. The Board is trying cover up the issue.” Some others blog of Mahara is: ...

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: India’s largest school education board, CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education), has launched a result depository which will allow anyone to check the authenticity of a candidate’s mark sheet. Any user who is registered with the board can log on to http://www.ndml.in, type the roll number and the password of a CBSE candidate, and access the mark sheet and certificate. Apart from the certificates of the class XII examination, the depository will also have the certificates of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET). The government believes that the decision will go a long way in curbing mark sheet forgery cases. The depository has been launched in collaboration with the National Securities Depository Limited and the Central Depository Services (India) Limited. “Students who have passed Class XII or CTET will be able to download their certificates from the depository. Employers can verify the hard copy of th...