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Under Graduate Admission Information page of University of Delhi. Delhi University is conducting ‘OPEN DAYS 2009’. The aim is to provide information about admission procedures, admission process and other related issues. Students seeking admission in DU can attend OPEN DAYS 2009. 1. 24th-25th May (Sun, Mon) S.G.T.B. Khalsa College
2. 26th (Tue) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College
3. 27th (Wed) Shyam Lal College, Shahadara
4. 28th -29th May (Thu, Fri) S.P. Jain Centre, South Campus
5. 30th May (Sat) Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Pitampura
6. 31st May (Sun) Vivekananda College, Vivek Vihar
7. 3rd June (Wed) Acharya Narendra Dev College, Kalkaji Du is holding Combined Aptitude Test for English (CATE) for 12 colleges at four venues on June 17th. Click on read more below to get specific college related information Comment on this article | Read more... |
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The academic council (AC) of University of Delhi on Friday has given approval for the semester and will be implementated at the undergraduate level from the 2010-2011 academic session. The AC meeting debated the issue before approving it with an overwhelming majority.It has been done to improve the quality of learning and for better career options for students.The semester system will be based on an accumulation of credits. It will allow movement of students across universities in India and abroad. Some teachers are against the semester system. Comment on this article | Read more... |
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 Ambedkar University, Delhi (AUD) is probably India's first university dedicated exclusively to social sciences and humanities. The university will have 10 schools and five centres. It has already started operations by offering a PG Diploma in development studies and is soon launching three PG programmes.
MA in development studies, psychology, and environment and development are also being introduced.At present, the university is functioning from a temporary location in Sector-9, Dwarka.It will move to a new campus. One of the proposed sites is near Najafgarh where Delhi government has offered around 50 acres to the university. It might not be a single campus university but can have three campuses, one each in east, west and north
The university plans to recruit young faculty . Faculty will have the option of moving elsewhere after few years and will be able to join the university again later.By 2013, Ambedkar University plans to have 15 interdisciplinary schools and centres and hostel accomodation for more than 1500 students.
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Indira Gandhi National Open University (Ignou) has collaborated with Chennai-based Sri Angala Parameshwari Education Trust (SAPET) to offer certificate, diploma and degree programmes in various engineering branches including, civil, mechanical, electrical engineering, electronics and communication technologies and computer science. Starting from January 2010, it is meant for students who have completed their class XII with physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM) and are interested to pursue engineering.Lateral entry to the third-year in any engineering disciplines will also be possible for diploma holders.It will also fulfill the needs of students from weak socio-economic conditions and students living in areas lacking higher technical institutions. The programmes will offer four levels of entries. Students can enter after passing out class X, the ITI exams, class XII, acquiring a multiple diplomas and also B Sc degree. Comments (2) | Read more... |
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‘Colosseum’-The brand name for Pantnagar,the name which itself exudes an aura of excellence, challenge and achievement finally had Pantnagar coming to a halt as the countdown ended on 20 march for this much awaited event, organised by Engineering and Technology society.Colosseum is the amphitheatre to showcase the talent and skill and is the battlefield where one competes for excellence.
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World's first Master in Beatles, Popular music and Society |
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Liverpool Hope University has launched a brand new MA in The Beatles, Popular Music and Society, the first of its kind in the world. The new course( full and part time), has four modules with specific issues relating to The Beatles and Popular Music, There are 12-week taught modules, plus a dissertation.
'There have been over 8,000 books about The Beatles but there has never been serious academic study and that is what we are going to address.',says Mike Brocken, Senior Lecturer.
This MA is expected to attract a great deal of attention, not just locally but nationally and we have already had enquiries from abroad, particularly the United States.
''The Beatles, Popular Music and Society' marks a seminal advance in popular music studies. For the first time in the UK and possibly the world, a postgraduate taught course is offered to research into The Beatles, the city from which they emerged, the contexts of the 1960s, technology, sound and songwriting and the industries that have set up in their wake to capitalise on tourism in the city of Liverpool.' For further information visit http://www.hope.ac.uk/
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Shouting Silences by Kanav Gupta, KMC |
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SHOUTING SILENCES
When words fail,
Silences prevail.
From the closet of their deathliness
They carp aloud, they shout aloud.
Like the sunlight prevails,
Through the thickness of the cloud.
Oh when the worlds clashed for space,
When the ‘rulers’ struck greatness.
Or when the fuehrers salvaged their grace.
When the Generals slayed to impress.
There lay a man strayed and broken,
And sat an infant dumb with the Atom.
Looking at the same dead woman
Who fed him through her very shattered bosom.
Oh yes! They did not speak
For around them was a corpse-crowd.
But their silences prevail through the closet of deathliness
They carp aloud, they shout aloud.
Like the sunlight always prevails
Through the thickness of the cloud.
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Winds of change blew
And all autumn leaves fall
I close my eyes
And just a tear drops
Shiver do I in cold
Warmth from separated do I gather
I forget distant means far
Seeking new avenues they are
Shiver I again
Rare droplets excoriate the pain
Momentary is the relief
Excruciatingly another leaf falls
And the callous sun bares all
Scorching my skin
Blistering my feet
So numb from treading they are
But walk they will always
Bleed they will
But walk will they always
Will they?
For unremitting is the battle
Adversary’s huge army
Disrupt my cheerful solitude
Slippery are grains of hopes
Reflecting pallid blue in my hands
Composed By
Nidhi Batra
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