Kolkata, March 4: The first Inde’s intellectual property law from school with the ground had a formal agreement, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed today between the Director of IIT-Kharagpur ( IIT-KGP), Professor SK Dube, and Vinod Gupta, an IIT-KGP Alumnus and CEO of infoUSA.

Gupta, who has already given $ 1 million in seed capital for the right to the school and during the installation of Vinod Gupta School of Management at the IIT-Kharagpur, plans to start flagship of the least two programmes of the Law School this July.

Preparation for the Law School has already begun, with the agreement of cooperation between the IIT-KGP and the George Washington University of Law, one of the world leaders IPL schools. “This close link between us in the development of curriculum, exchange of professors, library and training. We have also started the recruitment of the faculty, but we also have a lot of visiting professors’ Abroad, “Profiles Prabir Gupta, Technical Director of the Law School, said News Line.

The two courses from July - with a total of 100 seats of force - is a three-year (six semesters) LLB habitation with distinction in Technology and Intellectual Property Law (IPL), and a year and a half, the program diploma to work IPL Management - aimed at IIT-KGP and its extension to Kolkata and Bhubaneswar.

The price of the course, Professor Gupta said, would be for an amount of Rs 50000 per semester.

The eligibility criteria for the courses, all candidates for a CA or B-Tech degree or a PG Science Degree within each theme and an MBA from the science background, can apply.

In the diploma programme, lawyers for LLB degree are also eligible. A national programme of the entrance test is scheduled for April, after the selection of candidates are briefly listed by the group discussion and personal interview.

The Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, that the school was named, it is anticipated that a large number of lawyers trained in the protection of intellectual property are of crucial importance for industries such as bio-technology, nanotechnology, bioinformatics, information technology and De software.

Kolkata, April 13 - DIE Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IIT-KGP) hat angekündigt, die Einführung einer Zwei-Jahres-, Teilzeit-und Business-Management-Programm für Führungskräfte arbeiten.

Das Programm, das ist das erste seiner Art in der IIT-System, wäre dies bietet IIT-KGP-Campus in Kharagpur, Kolkata and Bhubaneswar.

Die Aussage, das heute im Rahmen mit einer Schnittstelle newspersons, Prof.. Kalyan Chakravarti, Dekan der Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT-KGP, sagte der drei jeder Universitäten einschreiben würden 25 Studenten, die gewählt werden, nach einem Einstufungstest würde.

Um in Frage zu kommen für die Einschreibung, Studenten sollten gesichert haben ein Minimum Marken von 60 Prozent in BE, B. Tech, Mr. Com, Mr. Sc, 3 Jahre MCA-oder einer gleichwertigen Prüfung.

Prof. Chakravarti, sagte der Post-Graduate Diploma in Business-Management-Programm konzipiert wurde für die Arbeit Führungskräfte, die sich nicht in der Lage zu verfolgen, Vollzeit-Studium, sondern in der gleichen Zeit brauchen, um ihre-Management für die Fähigkeiten schärfen berufliche Zukunft Wachstum. Das Programm, das aus der ersten startet Juliwoche, besteht aus vier Semestern.

Der der Anweisung angenommen Modus wird, um zu sein “Kontakt-cum-Modus Unterricht Abstand von und Lernen.

Die Kursgebühr ist gekoppelt year Rs 1.8 lach, Rs 45000 oder pro Semester, nach Prof. Chakravarti.

Kolkata, November 26 THE American President George W. Bush ’s return to the White House for a second term, it is also the spiral of the Indian IT industry, instead of the American president was not against the relocation of jobs to India, Mr. Vinod Gupta, founder and chairman, InfoUSA and a Life Fellow of the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IIT-KGP). It took the introduction of Vinod Gupta School of Management at the IIT-KGP.

Mr. Gupta said that on interaction with teachers, students and media representatives during his annual visit to his Alma Mater in Kharagpur, on Friday.

He provided $ 2 million of mutual funds and its non-profit foundation of the Foundation to facilitate the expansion of the school management.

According to some sources, the number of pupils at the school has tripled from 30 in 2002 to 90 in 2004. It is expected that nearly 120 of 2005.

In addition, two new programs are underway. The first is a five-year programme, Dual Degree B. Tech (Hons) in a field of engineering and a Master of Business Management Programme.

The second is a sponsored two years full-time residential Master of Business Administration program exclusively for the defence services officers.