June 23. The union meeting of the Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) held today appointed a subcommittee to investigate government orders (GO), offers about 80 teachers in the Varsity not adherence to the guidelines, as the University Grants Commission (UGC).
The subcommittee is composed of members, including Syndicate KNChandrasekharan Pillai, Mathew B. Lopez and Suse Elan.
The Syndicate meeting began late in the morning after a dharna IFC organized by demanding immediate steps for housing construction and other infrastructure for students.
The subsequent meeting Syndicate decided that the security officers at the main entrance to the admission of students within the building management. The meeting, the Vice-Chancellor accepts the proposal for a tax rebate of the Director, School of Management Studies, the Chancellor of the University. The meeting decided appoints KPRajappan Nair and A. Mohandas as a professor emeritus at the University. The union is also a commission of inquiry to probe the theft occurred at the School of Legal Studies “recently.
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The Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT)-Chess Club, in collaboration with the University of Cochin European Union organize 17 Cusat international rating chess tournament at the School of Management Studies, Cusat, 24 June to June 30.
Chairman of the Board of spices CJ Jose opens the tournament on Friday. A clerk Cusat Ramachandran is chaired the meeting.
About 250 players, including 15 girls, will compete in the 10 round Swiss system tournament with players as the title defender and International Master-RR Laxman, and D PDS Girinath harika.
National besäte players Ratnakaran, TJ Sureshkumar, MB Muraleedharan, Alex Thomas, OT Anilkumar, and AK Jagadeesh
The 19th Cusat Open all-India FIDE-rated chess tournament begins at the Cochin University’s School of Management Studies Hall here on Sunday.
Over 200 players, including International Masters P. Konguvel, Saptharshi Roy, K. Ratnakaran and R.R. Laxman, will figure in the week-long event organised jointly by the Cusat Chess Club and the Cochin University Union.
The tournament carries a total prize money of Rs.1.25 lakhs, including a winner’s purse of Rs.15,000. There are also prizes for best players in various age groups and other categories. Olympian, Shiny Wilson, will inaugurate the tournament and Arjuna Awardee, Wilson Cherian, will be the chief guest. The
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The survey of 81 schools in five provinces was published in the July-August issue of the Canadian Journal of Public Health.
It examined retail stores within a one-kilometre radius of schools in British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Ontario and Quebec.
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KOCHI, JULY 24. The Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) and the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit have postponed its examinations to be held on July 26 and 27 respectively in view of the holiday declared by the Government for educational institutions in the State.
Cusat has postponed the LLB (first semester) supplementary examinations scheduled to be held on July 26 to July 29.
The viva voce for the second semester of M.Phil. Physics to be held on July 26 has also been postponed.
April 17. The University Grants Commission (UGC) is a showcase for select academic programs offered by the Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) Salons education must take place in no less than seven Asian and African countries in May as part of his promotion to a more Training abroad (PIHEAD).
Cusat had a detailed list of the recent progress in this fair to the Commission.
The education system organizes exhibitions of the UGC in collaboration with the Educational Consultants of India Ltd (EDCIL), Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kenya, Mauritius, Tanzania and Malaysia. Foreign students attending education fairs in these countries, it
Taking a cue by the emergence of tourism in the state, Kochi University (Cusat) has decided to establish a Post-Graduate-chain management tourist the next academic year. The course takes place within the School of Management Studies (SMS) of the University.
The plan for the beginning of two years of Master program stems from the university earlier decision to establish a Center for Studies on tourism, stimulation by EM Najeeb, chairman ATE Group of Companies and a member of the university .
The Varsity had plans for diploma courses in travel and tourism management. But some union members, has insisted on a full-PG
Ahmedabad, February 2: THE Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) is celebrating MICANVAS — the institute’s two-day festival. The festival, which started on Saturday, includes lectures, games, contests, quizzes and discussions in which eminent advertising stalwarts will take part along with students from other institutes such as IIM and BK Institute of Management.
Day one consisted of two lectures and a panel discussion where Neeraj Roy, CEO, Hungama.com spoke on digital branding. Roy evaluated the use of banners used on the Net. ‘‘The future of e-marketing can also be sustained with proper use of other tools such as e-promotions, gaming,
BANGALORE: All these days you worried only about the CAT, now you have to fret about the RAT too. Welcome to the RAT race! Doctoral students enrolling for the Fellow Programme in Management at the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B) will have to clear another hurdle after the CAT — Research Aptitude Test (RAT).
Unlike CAT, RAT is not mandatory for all doctoral students. The eight areas offering doctoral programme have the discretion of conducting the test to shortlist candidates.
"We get about 500 applications for the doctoral programmes and we shortlist about 60 to 80 students. The faculty panel for each
A two-week short-term training programme on emerging technologies in energy management with special emphasis on the recent advances in non-conventional energy sources began at the School of Engineering, Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), here today.
The programme titled `Energy 2004' is being organised by the Electrical Engineering Division, CUSAT, for professionals and teachers of engineering colleges.
Inaugurating the programme, R.V.G. Menon, former director of ANERT, said that the availability of fossil fuel would decline in five to 10 years.
"Fossil fuel, that is petroleum, hardly known till 1900, has been exploited mercilessly in the last 100 years," he said.
The special meeting of the Syndicate Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) has ratified the detailed project report (DPR), on the model the Department of Human Resources Department (MHRD) for the adaptation of IIT Varsity.
The draft consolidated report, décanat of the Conference Committee, in consultation with the 27 departments of the Cusat has Rs 450 crore for hosting one of various development projects at the university.
The report has a massive restructuring of the engineer by training, through university. Under the restructuring of various departments, Thrikkakara Model Engineering College and Engineering College Pullinkunnu be grouped for services parallel to the
KOCHI, March 27. The experts attending a conference on the latest progress in civil engineering at the School of Engineering at Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) have proposed the use of stone dust as an alternative to cutting physical sand.
He said the use of dust from quarries would be ideal for work. The government has invited experts to support research activities in view of a solid alternative to the physics of sand. The meeting also recommends the introduction of a centre for rain as part of outreach program to harvest rainwater in the country.
The experts stressed the need
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KOCHI, JAN. 24 The Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) has launched a project for the conservation of estuaries, Cochin, in collaboration with public and private sector participation. The project was launched by Vice-Chancellor, N. Unnikrishnan, by Friday.
School of industrial fishing in Cusat and Natural Resource Institute, University of Manitoba, Canada, the project participants.
According to the K.T. Thomson, Reader, School of Industrial Fishing and Fikret Berkes, Canada, the project aims sustainable development is lagging in Kochi ecosystems and local communities with scientific and academic cooperation.
The project proposes to define ways and means by which the State, municipalities and civil
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