Hyderabad, May 7th: Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University is likely to change its syllabus from the forthcoming academic year. This is to enhance the employability of its students in times of recession. Earlier there were number of jobs in IT sector but with recession, there is need for freshers with strong competence in core engineering subjects.
According to the JNTU, Hyderabad vice chancellor, Prof D.N. Reddy, the new syllabus would comprise 10 percent humanities, 40 percent core subjects, 15 percent science, 10 percent interdisciplinary topics and 25 percent elective subjects. This new syllabus structure will come into effect from next academic year.
Mr. Reddy revealed that the new syllabus had been designed as per the model issued by All India Council for Technical Education with stress on employability. He also said that the information was sent to all the JNTU affiliated colleges and the staff of the colleges will be trained according to the new syllabus.
Rajahmundry, May 7th: Huge response was received for the Chaitanya job fair conducted on Thursday. The fair was conducted at Godavari Institute of Engineering & Technology (GITE). Registration of candidates started at 8 am and nearly 500 students attended the fair and enrolled their names by pa...
Mamidikuduru, May 8th: A couple attempted suicide by consuming pesticide after they were tested positive to HIV/AIDS. The incident took place at Razole on Friday. They were immediately shifted to the hospital at Tatipaka where the doctors declared the man as brought dead. The woman is undergoing me...
Kakinada, May 8th: Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) and returning officer for Kakinada urban Assembly segment, Mr. Kishore Kumar asked the officials to organize poll counting in a smooth manner. Addressing the counting observers and other staff that attended the training classes at local Zilla Pari...
Hyderabad, May 8th: Nearly 5,000 government teachers who were recently promoted are in danger of loosing their jobs on the allegations of submitting fake certificates to claim promotions. A total of 30,000 teachers were promoted recently out of which 5,000 of them are facing allegations. With three...
Rajahmundry, May 8th: The authorities of Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (APTDC) are resuming boat operations from Pattiseema to Papikondalu. With the increase of water levels in the Godavari River, apart from the APTDC authorities the private boat operators are also involved in run...
Kakinada, May 10th: East Godavari District Joint Collector, Mr. Kona Sasidhar sought the cooperation of the millers in the district for the sale of fine quality rice at low cost and also the purchase of paddy which was affected due to rains in some parts of the district. Addressing the millers in a...
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