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Bangalore: The Common Entrance Test engineering admission rounds, slated to commence on June 27, have been rescheduled to July 7. A fresh schedule for successive admission rounds and specific rank-wise dates will be announced later, Minister for Higher Education V.S. Acharya told presspersons here on Thursday. Blaming the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for not furnishing the seat matrix or finishing its approval process on time, Dr. Acharya said, “The inefficiency of apex bodies in granting formal approval for seats is the main reason for the postponement of counselling to all professional courses.” Besides, an approval for intake in 39 out of 184 engineering colleges had not been sanctioned. The total number of seats in each college would be known only after June 28, the Minister said. This is the second consecutive year that admissions have been postponed to July for the same reason. It is learnt that the AICTE executive committee meeting is scheduled for June 28. ...

New Delhi: India should reserve seats in its elite educational institutions for Pakistani Kashmiris who are bearing the brunt of state apathy, a new report has recommended. The report, "Pakistan Occupied Kashmir: Changing the Discourse", by New Delhi-based Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, recasts the demand of students of Gilgit-Baltistan to have quotas in the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and law colleges of India. The demand was made by residents of Pakistani Kashmir during their visit to India in 2006. "Not very long ago, in 2006, students from Gilgit-Baltistan demanded reservation of seats in top Indian institutions. This should not be very difficult for the Indian government to implement," the IDSA report recommends. The Gilgit-Baltistan residents, who were in Delhi for a conference, had passed a resolution that stated, "The Government of India should provide openings in higher, professional a...

Hotel Management Career Hotel, Catering and allied industry currently employ over 2.4 million people in India and an increasing number throughout the world. These industries provide varied exciting, interesting and different careers to prospective and promising enthusiasts. Continuous and constant growth and steady diversification in the industry present ample opportunities for high growth, development and executive status at an early age. In India 24 institutes providing training in hotel management are affiliated to National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT) , There are other institutes run by hotel chains and finally, Private Hotel Management institutes with foreign affilations. For the student, the best bet is to try for courses offered by reputed chains of hotels or institutes coming under the National Council.

Hotel Management Career Hotel, Catering and allied industry currently employ over 2.4 million people in India and an increasing number throughout the world. These industries provide varied exciting, interesting and different careers to prospective and promising enthusiasts. Continuous and constant growth and steady diversification in the industry present ample opportunities for high growth, development and executive status at an early age. In India 24 institutes providing training in hotel management are affiliated to National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT) , There are other institutes run by hotel chains and finally, Private Hotel Management institutes with foreign affilations. For the student, the best bet is to try for courses offered by reputed chains of hotels or institutes coming under the National Council.