Students have seven sacks in India from 86 years of Shell scholarships for 40 countries for the years 2004-05.

The winners of higher education in the south are: A. Srilakshmi Arcot (Bangalore); Najeeb Mohammadali Kuzhiyil (Mangalore); Ragavendra Prasad Balegedde and Lakshmanan Madan Kumar (Chennai).

Inflows scholarship to deserving students throughout the world and offers, in collaboration with universities like Cambridge, Oxford, Edinburgh, Durham, Leeds, Imperial College, London, University College, London, University of Twente, Netherlands and ‘Technical University of Delft, Netherlands.

Srilakshmi, an engineer in environment, their ambition, a researcher in the field of sustainable development, with a master’s courses at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Najeeb, an engineer of technical services of the Indian Oil Corporation Limited, joins the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, masters in combustion engines and energy.

Ragavendra, is currently working with Carborundum Universal Ltd as an intern to a project, follow his ambition, a chemical technology researchers with a master’s courses at the University of Twente, Netherlands.

Madan, a researcher and project manager with the Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, it is subject Masters in telecommunications engineering at the Technical University of Delft, Netherlands.

The other three winners are Mahesh Pandey (Gurgaon), Ritu Kanotra (Delhi) and Ramya Srinivasan (Netherlands).

Announcement of the winners, Shailaja Sharma, Director - Foreign Affairs, Shell India, said: “Shell fellows come from different disciplines, starting with engineering and telecommunications transport, exploitation of the economy and sustainable development. The scholarships are helping them develop their dreams and an international perspective on topics of their choice and, finally, back as a leader of professionals. ”

The number of scholarships to Indian students Shell now has a total of 31

The celebration of the year Shell / Chevening scholarship scheme offers to students from developing countries, a chance for studies in Britain and the Netherlands for a Masters and experience has made a contribution to long-term for the further development of their country.

An aide to training exhibitions was organized by the Cellule information, a student society to provide information on services in terms of career placement, universities and avenues for students posted on the Lady Sri Ram (LSR) College. The fair was Meenakshi Gopinath, Principal, LSR. After Gopinath, “This is probably the first time such a test was undertaken, college at the University of Delhi, to create a synergy between the best, what’s happening in our country as in the World wide. ” The exhibition saw the participation of renowned universities and other organizations such as United States Educational Foundation of India, British Council, University of Warwick, United Kingdom (UK), IDP Australia, Middlesex University, University of Leeds , United Kingdom, Pittsburgh State University, Study Overseas UK, the Princeton Review, Wigan & Leigh College, SAE Technology College, Jamboree, Air Hostess Academy, IAS Mauryareich Academy, New Institute for advertising, tutorials and Professional .

The fair has seen so many enthusiastic participants university students from inside and outside. An orientation session with professional consultants Pervin Malhotra was much more by students.

Convention technical ABES

ABES Engineering College, ghaziabad recently hosted a conference of Ajay Kumar, director of aerodynamics, acoustics and skills Aerothermodyamics, NASA Langly Research Center, Hampton, USA on the theme “Air Transport Revolutionising” under the auspices of the technical Convention - NASA, a press release. Kumar has been widely recognized for his invention specific fuel for air transport, which allows a plane to fly at a speed much faster, among other uses. The Convention was Ved Prakash Goel, chairman, board of directors, ABES Engineering College and it was professors and heads of several institutions of higher technical education, among other dignitaries.

ICFAI Council Forum

A career advising the forum was organised by ICFAI University Motilal Nehru College, South Campus recently. Usha Albuquerque, is a major career advisors presidency of the Forum. The discussion with the objective of equipping students with tools for the acquisition of skills, with which they may try and prepare for a career, they are some of the planning to implementation.

Albuquerque informed students with different options to choose vocational training and to monitor how the various vocational training courses or diplomas to qualify for the various professions graduation. Pupils and students beyond had a very informative and detailed interaction of the session career with Asha Nair, director Career Smart Pvt Ltd, a leading career consultation.