JIPMER SEAT MATRIX

NIMHANS MARCH 2014 DETAILS

NIMHANS MARCH SESSION DETAILS

Application available online from : 1st January 2014 

 Last date for online submission of application : 31st January 2014 

Online Entrance Test will be held in all the centres on : 29th & 30th March 2014  

The date of Interview & Counseling : 1st week of June 2014 

Commencement of the Courses : 1st July 2014 

Last date for admission of candidates : 8th July 2014

TEST CENTRES
The Entrance Test will be held online (i.e., computer based). The seven
cities identified for conduct of ON-LINE Entrance Test are BANGALORE,
CHENNAI, COCHIN, HYDERABAD in the South, PUNE in the West, DELHI in
the North, KOLKATA in the East. There will be multiple test centres in each
of these cities and NIMHANS reserves the right to distribute applicants to
any test centre as per its requirements. A candidate has to select three
cities in the order of priority i.e., 1st choice, 2nd choice and 3rd choice.
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JIPMER 2014 DETAILS

JIPMER 2014 DETAILS

Notification out today(31.12.2013)
examination date 23.02.2014
online application from 01.01.2014
last date of application 31.01.2014
application fees Rs 1000/ 
payment only online mode
official website www.jipmer.edu.in
Examination centres:
1.Bengaluru
2.Bhopal
3.Bhubaneswar
4.Chennai
5.Coimbatore
6.Guwahati
7. Kolkala, 
8.Lucknow, 
9.New Delhi
10Mumbai
11.Puducherry and 

12.Trivandrum 

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Govt not to implement new Act, restores CET

Following a meeting of senior ministers on Friday, the Congress government in Karnataka has decided against the implementation of the controversial Karnataka Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of admission and determination of fee) Act 2006 for admissions to engineering and medical colleges for the year 2014-15.

The Congress government had soon after coming to power in the state in May this year announced that it would begin implementation of the Act passed in 2006 during the rule of the JDS-BJP government from the 2014-15 period.

The new admission regime proposed to be implemented by the government had attracted widespread criticism from the opposition as being implemented with the interest of the educational lobby comprising even several ministers. It was alleged that the proposed admission regime would be detrimental to the interests of poor students .

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, while announcing the government decision against conducting admissions under the new law, assured parents and students that the

government was keen to

protect the interests of poor and meritorious students seeking admission to professional colleges.

The controversy over admissions to engineering and medical colleges becoming expensive for students from poor backgrounds was viewed by ministers in the Congress government as being likely to hurt the party in the Parliament polls next year.

Following the meeting, Siddaramaiah said that the implementation of the new law will now be considered following consultations with a wide range of interest groups in the state.

Admissions to professional colleges will be conducted in the coming year like in recent years through the Common Entrance Test, the Chief Minister said.

Under the new law, fee and admission process would have been conducted through consensual agreements entered into between the State Government and the Private Unaided Educational Institutions imparting Professional Educational Courses.

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BJ Medical College students go on flash strike

BJ Medical College students go on flash strike

TIMES OF INDIA REPORT

AHMEDABAD: It was a day of violence, demonstrations and strike at the BJ Medical College on Friday. The students went on a flash strike, demanding pardon to the three students who were suspended by the five- member committee for ragging junior students in September this year.

The college had on Wednesday suspended three students for three years. Another 44 students, who were called 'boss' by their juniors, were debarred from entering the hostel. They will also have to do their bit for society. The five-member anti-ragging committee has requested police commissioner Shivanand Jha to use them as traffic volunteers for six months. The three suspended included Nirav Patel, a second year postgraduate resident student; Dhrumin Patel, an intern; and Kashyap Patel, a second year MBBS student.

The matter came to light on September 17 when some students called up the UGC helpline and said that as part of the ragging, the juniors were made to do a number of chores, like getting tea for the seniors. They were also asked to get the dean's signature on a piece of paper post-midnight. They were made to list out the phone numbers of the members of the anti-ragging committee of the college, besides singing and dancing sessions.

Since Thursday, there were protests marked with a high drama of attempted suicide by one of three students. Officials said that late on Thursday night, a group of senior students attacked eight to 10 juniors and asked them to support the seniors and express solidarity with the three students who were suspended.

On Friday morning, the students protested on the campus and met college authorities demanding that the three students should be pardoned. Meanwhile, authorities held an emergency meeting of heads of departments and directed them that such incidents of ragging will not be tolerated.

The authorities even asked its officials to call parents of all junior students and alert them that if their wards were caught supporting the agitating seniors, they will also face similar punishment.

Protest at GU


A group of BJ Medical College students rushed to the Gujarat University and met acting Vice-Chancellor Mukul Sinha demanding that the suspension of the three students should be revoked. The students carrying placards sat on a dharna outside the university campus. The students handed over a memorandum demanding justice for the students claiming that they were falsely implicated in the ragging incident. 
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