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MSc Biotechnology I Yr II Sem April/May 2011 Yogi Vemana University Andhra Pradesh www.yogivemanauni.in
Yogi Vemana University, Andhra Pradesh
MSc Biotechnology I Yr II Sem April/May 2011
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M.A. M.Sc SECOND YEAR III Semester RESULTS
The University
As an Emerging Premier State Varsity dedicated to Teaching, Research and Service Yogi Vemana University came into existence by the Act of the Andhra Pradesh State Legislative Assembly with effect from March 9th 2006. It is located 15 km away from Kadapa city on the Kadapa-Pulivendula Road.
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Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University Bareilly M.Sc. Prev Mathematics Exam Result 2011 mjpru.ac.in
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, BareillyM.Sc. (Prev.) Mathematics Exam Result 2011
History of University
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly came into existence in 1975. It was carved out of the then Agra University. There was a dire need to establish a separate university since the region has a lower literacy rate than the national average. The University imparts non-conventional, professional and technical education through its network of colleges and institutes. It has, over the period, emerged as a pioneering institution in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The University has keeping in view its goals, objectives, regional, national and global requirements, developed programmes which may be classified in the following manner:
- Post-Graduate programmes
- Under-Graduate programmes in specialized areas
- Certificate and Diploma programmes of vocational nature.
The core programmes are mainly at Masters level while professional, technical and vocational belong to under graduate level. The former includes M.A. in Ancient History & Culture, Applied and Regional Economics, Plant Science, Animal Science, Education, Law and Business Administration. While the latter encompass degree courses in six branches of technology, three courses in specialized education, pharmacy etc. New advanced technologies such as Air Craft Maintenance are on the agenda of the University.
At present there are 21 university departments,17 Government colleges, 29 Government funded affiliated colleges, 108 self- financing colleges. The University runs 36 Post Graduate, 15 under Graduate, 09 Diploma, 20 Post Graduate Diploma, 02 M.Phil and 34 Doctoral Programmes. In most cases syllabi are revised annually.
The University has Central Library, Computer Centre, Workshop, Primary Health Centre, Sports facilities including Indoor stadium, Track field etc. for out door games, inter-alia, as Central facility. Moreover electronic gadgets are regularly used for imparting instructions in the class rooms, laboratories and workshops.
Academic environment is, as a policy matter, maintained in such a way that the faculty, students and employees as three major planks co-operate and strive to uplift the over all educational standard and atmosphere in the University. Various regulatory bodies help in riding rough shods leading to peaceful environment conducive for academics. A regular feedback from faculty members and students improves academic standards in teaching and research.
The university has prepared this self study report keeping in view the strengths and weakness of all programmes, infrastructure and modus operandi. The committee constituted for the purpose gathered inputs from every department of the university to prepare the report. And hence all concerned viz. faculty, officers and students have been consulted in this regard.
Criterion-wise Report
A - Curricular Aspects :
The University has the following programmes
- Doctoral programmes (34)
- Pre-Doctoral Programmes (02)
- Post-Graduate Programmes (36)
- Post-Graduate Programmes (20)
- Under Graduate Programmes (15)
- Diploma programmes (09)
It is a commitment of the University to augment resources keeping in view the development in future at UG, PG and Doctoral levels.
The curricula is being regularly revised every year through respective Board of studies so as to keep pace with changes in the academics and industries. This exercise of syllabi designing, revision and modification has been carried out with the help of
- faculty members
- experts from leading institution
- global development through internet and exchange programmes
- interaction with students
The Academic council meets twice every year to approve the recommendations of the respective of Board of Studies.
The Weaknesses and strengths are as follows:
Weaknesses:
- networking of academic sectors
- upgradation of Central Library
- expansion of academic programmes such as paramedical and dental sciences
- lack of Placement Bureau in the University
Strengths:
- Competent and experienced faculty
- Interaction and co-ordination between students, faculty and administration
- Periodic evaluation of courses, students and working
- Timely conduct of examination and result declaration
- Transparency in evaluation and administration.
- Moderate infrastructure with a provision of futuristic needs.
B - Teaching-Learning And Evaluation :
The highlights of teaching, learning and evaluation of students are:
- teaching through modern electronic gadgets
- laboratories equipped with sophisticated instruments
- regular class seminars and discussions
- small number of students in every class
- faculty improvement through refresher course, orientation and faculty improvement programmes
- computer facility in every programmes
- transparent evaluation system of students
- regular evaluation and assessment of students in professional and technical courses
- project work and dissertation to enhance analytical ability of students
- students counseling, monitoring and provision of improvement examination
- conducting examination well in time
- timely declaration of results (several times the university has been awarded by the State Government in this respect)
The University is known in the State for timely conduct of entrance examinations, completion of course, examination and declaration of results. The University thus, provides all those extra curricular facilities to make students duly conscious and worth citizens of the country. A large budget is allocated for personality development and recreation of students thereby playing a role in nation building.
C - Research, Consultancy and Extension :
Research activities are in full swing as reflected by the number of research programmes and projects. Several departments have research projects funded/aided by the UGC, DBT, DST, AICTE and MHRD.
Students at Masters and Doctoral level have to complete reports, dissertation and thesis to enhance their knowledge and experience in addition to course work. The students of Professional programmes such as Business Administration, Hotel Management and Engineering have exposure of working with the industry to gain practical knowledge in their chosen area of specialization.
Extension programmes has not been neglected since the inception of the Campus. Department of Adult, Continuing Education and Extension conducts regular programmes in the villages and blocks. Several short term job oriented programmes have been completed to make the rural folk skilled. Department of Applied & Regional Economics is launching Village Development programmes by establishing a Data Bank programmes to prepare village inventory. Similarly, awareness programmes are regularly conducted by various departments especially Education for AIDS awareness, Law for human rights. These are a few examples showing concerted efforts made in this direction.
D - Infrastructure & Learning Resources :
The University has developed infrastructure in terms of space and buildings, over the period. Its Administrative block is sufficient to accommodate Vice-Chancellor's office, Registrar office, administrative officials and employees, finance and account offices with all the administrative paraphernalia. Offices are generally provided computers, zerox and duplicating machines etc.
For teaching purpose, most of departments/faculties have their buildings with lecture theatres, rooms and chanmber for teachers. All departments have good approach in the form of metalled roads. At present Nehru Kendra accommodates Dean's office and chambers for teachers of Engineering and pharmacy faculties. Auditorium is also available in the Faculty of Education. A multipurpose hall is there to accommodate large gatherings for functions such as convocation etc.
Laboratories in the science departments have very modern and sophisticated equipments and apparatus not only for teaching but required for research purpose. Analogously, each department in the faculty of Engineering has well equipped laboratories for B.Tech and B.Pharma students. The Department of Hotel Management and Catering in the Faculty of Management, a pioneer department in the northern India to start bachelor's course, has well equipped kitchens, food laboratories , dining hall and other facilities to turn out the best in the field.
Panchal Museum, a recent addition and nearing completion, is another facility to exhibit artifacts of historical importance.
The campus has open stadium with eight lane track field. A pavallion is to be constructed soon. At present athletic requirements are fulfilled by the stadium. It also has a cricket ground. Other play grounds and courts are being developed and some have taken the shape.
The central facilities include a Central Library, Computer Centre, Workshop, Auditorium, Primary Health Centre, USIC and indoor stadium for the recreation of teachers, staff and students.
There are three boys hostels to accommodate students from outside with proper dining halls and recreation facilities such as games play grounds and T.V. rooms etc. Similarly two girls hostels with analogous facilities accommodate out of station girls on the campus. All the hostels have moderate recreation facilities.
The campus also has houses for teaching and non-teaching staff. Teacher are provided type III and type IV houses while non teaching staff is provided type II and type I quarters. Accommodation for Vice Chancellor, Registrar and Finance officer is also available on the campus. The University has its own water supply system. Buses and other vehicles are available for students, staff members, school going children and officers of the University.
Moreover, training of students in relevant disciplines in facilitated by the University. Internet facility to all is to be provided soon, though limited internet connections exist. Telephones are there in every department/faculty.
The University also has a bank, post office, cafeteria, P.C.O., zerox shop open to all. Hence the campus is an entity complete in a moderate sense.
E - Student Support and Progression :
For the over all development and personality growth students are encouraged to participate in sports and cultural activities. The University being a member of the Association of Indian Universities participates in most of AIU organized tournaments. The sports persons have brought laurels for the University by winning Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. The teams representing the University participate in about 44 events. Moreover, inter-college tournaments of a number of games are regular feature of the University.
Play grounds, stadium, indoor games stadium exist to promote sports activities among students. Other extra-curricular activities include cultural programmes, participation in debates etc.
Students Union also exists to promote leadership qualities and health practices among the students. Welfare and teachers association are part of the campus life.
The University also has the Employment and Guidance Bureau which provides information to students for job opportunities in consonance with their qualification.
National Social Service (NSS) scheme is a distinct feature whereby students are engaged in social service. It makes them aware of their social obligation. Campus are organized and a large number of students participate and made aware of their obligation to the society.
F - Organization and Managemen :
The organization of a state University is consisted of
- University Court: which has representatives/ elected members from the faculty, staff and community. It has its periodic meetings.
- Executive Council: it is consisted of the Vice-Chancellor as Chairman and Registrar as reporting secretary. In addition, there are representatives of faculty from each section, principals of affiliated colleges, nominated member of the examination committee, finance officer and elected member of the community etc.
- Academic Council: this body deals with all academic affairs and is consisted of Heads, Deans, Professors, Readers and Lecturers, Principals, College faculty representatives as per the Statutes
- Board of Studies: Each department has its Board of Studies consisted of Head as convenor and faculty as members according to the provisions of the statutes.
All these bodies are assisted/ supplemented by various committees such as the Finance committee, Examination Committee, Faculty Board and Departmental Committees.
Management of the University affairs is carried out through a team of officers under the supervision of the Vice-Chancellor. The important functionaries are – Finance officer appointed by the Government responsible for budget, revenue, expenditure, accounts and audit, Registrar is also appointed by the Government assisted by Deputy Registrar and Assistant Registrars.
The academic side has Deans, Dean students Welfare (D.S.W.), Heads, Faculty members assigned responsibilities of sports (sports Secretary) discipline (Proctor), hostel management (Warden).
All the affairs of the University are dealt with according to the Act, Statutes and Ordinances and hence transparency is ensured.
G - Healthy Practices :
- All the students are admitted through either entrance examination prescribed by apex bodies or interview-cum-merit basis.
- Board of studies are convened regularly for review of academic programmes/courses etc.
- Examination and declaration of result are well in time;
- Session backlog is non-existent;
- introduction of new courses in emerging fields/areas and advanced technological area in given top priority.
- Faculty is encouraged for upgradation;
- Sports activities are a regular feature
M.J.P. ROHILKHAND UNIVERSITY
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Celebs gather to celebrate the birthday of Rahul Mahajan and Dimpy Mahajan Fun Photo Gallery Wallpapers
The birthday couple The first couple to get married on Indian television - Rahul Mahajan and Dimpy Ganguly threw a combined birthday bash and invited their close ones from the television industry. Yes, the stars share their birthdays! Rahul and Dimpy, who got married last year, seem to be in complete mood to let their selves go in spirit of fun and celebration. They gave the cameramen several lovey-dovey poses!
At the party, Rohit Roy, Vindu Dara Singh, Debina Bonerjee, Gurmeet Choudhary, Mink Singh, and other celebs were also spotted.
Mink Singh added the glamour quotient to the party. TV actress Debina, too, was looking beautiful in her off-shoulder violet dress!
Guest at birthday bash
Guest at birthday bashCelebs gather to celebrate the birthday of Rahul Mahajan and Dimpy Mahajan
Bollywood actress Rakhi Sawant at the launch of TV serial Gajab Desh ki Ajab Kahaaniyaan
'Ghazab Desh Ki Ajab Kahaaniya' is sequel of 'Rakhi Ka Insaaf', but this time the show will be in new format.
Latest Bollywood news on Rakhi Sawant. Rakhi Sawant is hosting a new show, 'Ghajab Desh Ki Ajab Kahini' and she has laid an exorbitant demand to the producer.
Rakhi Sawant is back on small screen with her new show 'Gajab Desh Ki Ajab Kahaniyaan' on Imagine TV. 'Ghazab Desh Ki Ajab Kahaaniya' is sequel of 'Rakhi Ka Insaa', but this time the show will be in new format. Rakhi, the controversial item queen has .
Rakhi Sawant may not have the best wardrobe but when it comes to making demands, Rakhi is always a step ahead. She wants her producers to buy her C-string panties and has given an ultimatum that she wouldn't shoot without them on. has been making .
Latest Bollywood news on Rakhi Sawant. Rakhi Sawant is hosting a new show, 'Ghajab Desh Ki Ajab Kahini' and she has laid an exorbitant demand to the producer.
Rakhi Sawant is back on small screen with her new show 'Gajab Desh Ki Ajab Kahaniyaan' on Imagine TV. 'Ghazab Desh Ki Ajab Kahaaniya' is sequel of 'Rakhi Ka Insaa', but this time the show will be in new format. Rakhi, the controversial item queen has .
Rakhi Sawant may not have the best wardrobe but when it comes to making demands, Rakhi is always a step ahead. She wants her producers to buy her C-string panties and has given an ultimatum that she wouldn't shoot without them on. has been making .
Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) will head a consortium of six companies that will bid for iron ore deposits in Afghanistan chairman C.S. Verma
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Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) will head a consortium of six companies that will bid for iron ore deposits in Afghanistan, chairman C.S. Verma said on Tuesday, a venture that may have the backing of the government for geopolitical reasons.
Verma said the consortium includes NMDC Ltd and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd and a source in SAIL said the private companies are Tata Steel Ltd, JSW Steel Ltd and Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.
“The very fact that so many of us are bidding shows how serious we are about getting the asset,” Verma said on the sidelines of a steel conference. “It is a bid in an overseas country. We had to take more time to submit it,” he added when asked why it has yet to apply.
As part of opening up its economy, Afghanistan invited bids for Hajigak deposits, estimated to have 1.8 billion tonnes of iron ore reserves earlier this year, with a deadline of August, later forwarded to 4 September.
Though the country is still struggling with insurgency, the deposits are attractive for Indian companies desperate for growth with their local expansion plans facing hurdles over land acquisition and environmental clearances.
Government officials said India is keen to clinch the deposit as it fears Chinese companies may win it which could help China establish its dominance in the neighbourhood. Some perks such as soft loans are being suggested by government officials who are keen that SAIL wins the bid.
China’s top copper producer, Jiangxi Copper Co., together with China Metallurgical Group Corp., in 2007 won the contract to develop the Aynak copper mine south of Kabul— which is due to start production in 2014.
The official in SAIL said that the consortium partners will be signing a formal agreement under which the three government companies will have a 52% equity stake.
The same partners have also agreed to build a steel plant that SAIL has proposed, though the equity structure for that will be decided latter.
The 3 million tonnes steel plant is a separate plan to be vetted by the Indian and Afghanistan governments which would also entail construction of infrastructure and coal mines.
The Ferron Baptist church recently held a summer bible camp. Fourteen students from Bob Jones University in Greenville, S.C. came to the area to help with the school. They will put on bible camps in four places including: St. George, Tooele, Ferron and Kaysville. There are two groups of students who came west to help. They drove out in a van. Ethan Birney said, "It's been really beautiful out here, we're enjoying our time in Ferron."
The camp includes, bible study, crafts, games and activities and scripture memorization. The students also have snacks each day. They spend time at the Ferron park playing games.
Pastor Tim Lacock spent time each day with the campers to teach them a bible story. The camp was centered around the sea and the theme was, "Come Sail The Seven Seas during Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church." The campers learned new songs, listened to stories of people in different countries, made a craft each day, played games, met new friends, enjoyed snacks and a Bible lesson each day.
