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Mumbai: The SNDT University of Mumbai conferred the Doctor of Letters (D.Litt) degree to President Prathiba Devisingh Patil on the occasion of the 58th Annual convocation ceremony of the SNDT University here. The degree was conferred to the President by S. C. Jamir, Maharashtra Governor and Chancellor of the SNDT University. Addressing the convocation Pratibha Patil said, "Education can help in the development of women, who represents half of our human resource. Our goal should be to expand the reach of education and ensure that opportunities to learn are within the reach of all women and girls." Recalling a poem from her school days, the President said, "If all trees were to be one tree, what a great tree it would be, If all rivers were to be one river, what a great river it would be," adding, "If all women were to speak in one voice, what a great voice that would be". "Our efforts to empower women through education, awareness and opportunities must ...

Mumbai: The SNDT University of Mumbai conferred the Doctor of Letters (D.Litt) degree to President Prathiba Devisingh Patil on the occasion of the 58th Annual convocation ceremony of the SNDT University here. The degree was conferred to the President by S. C. Jamir, Maharashtra Governor and Chancellor of the SNDT University. Addressing the convocation Pratibha Patil said, "Education can help in the development of women, who represents half of our human resource. Our goal should be to expand the reach of education and ensure that opportunities to learn are within the reach of all women and girls." Recalling a poem from her school days, the President said, "If all trees were to be one tree, what a great tree it would be, If all rivers were to be one river, what a great river it would be," adding, "If all women were to speak in one voice, what a great voice that would be". "Our efforts to empower women through education, awareness and opportunities must ...

Mumbai: The SNDT University of Mumbai will offer its courses on semester and credit based from this academic year. S. S. Mantha, Pro Vice-Chancellor of the university said, "55 courses have already been converted as credit and semester based in 2008-09, as this initiative is taken by us in the same year. The remaining 35-40 programmes will be included from this year." "This initiative has been taken to bring uniformity and flexibility in curriculum that will enable students to accumulate credits and switch on to another university wherein the credits could be seamlessly integrated," added Mantha. The credit based system is followed by most of the universities across the globe. The credit based system will facilitate standardisation of the exam system. Keeping in view the newly introduced credit system the syllabus has also been restructured and upgraded. In the new system, the syllabus of a three year programme is typically divided into five to six semesters. "...