theEducation Campus New Delhi, MONDAY, JUNE 09, 2014 5 NIET Leads in North India for Quality Placements Continuously for 3rd year There is news to be enjoyed by NIET as in the recent campus placement good number of students were picked by visiting campanies. The companies that participated are TCS, Microsoft, Cognizant, Ericsson, IBM, Sahara Computers, ICICI Bank, HCL, L&T, Aditya Birla Group, Headstrong, Union Bank of India, Blackberry, Indian Army, HDFC Bank, Uflex, Hero, Reliance Life Sciences, Accenture, Precision Automation & Research India Ltd, Saint Gobain, Wipro, etc. The institute has reason to celebrate the achievement and the college management felicitated the students who were selected through Campus Recruitment Drives. Some of the companies which visited for campus during 2013-14 are Dr R K Khandal, Vice Chancellor, UPTU graced the event as Chief Guest. Mr. Raman Batra, Director – CMC, PFS & NBS, and his team were awarded for showing outstanding performance and obtaining the Best Placements in the entire northern region. . But the major problem is that, there is also a huge gap between what is taught in the University curriculum and what is expected in the industryThis process is initiated in the early semesters of their core programs thereby amalgamating it with their standard curricula. Dr Sarojini Agarwal, Chairperson, NIET, congratulated the students for achieving a major milestone in their lives and guided them about being strong for the future challenges, NIET believes that campus placement is a golden opportunity for companies to find that one diamond in the rough, Pyramid Finishing School of NIET caters to this issue, where students are trained according to the industry requirements giving individual student a 360 degree improvement, not only in the areas like soft skills, life skills, technical skills and etiquettes but also exposing the students to time management, teamwork and project management. Speaking on this Dr O P Agarwal, Managing Director, NIET. “Our efforts have shown results. One of the largest independent Information Technology distributors in Southern Africa, Sahara Computers has recruited 4 students from NIET offering a package of INR 10 lac p.a. This is also the highest salary offered to any of our students till date. The offer is a milestone for the institute. We already had an office in Dubai for managing placements but now, we have been able to show our caliber in South Africa as well”. Mr. Raman Batra, Director – CMC, PFS & NBS adds “The placement team meets in person with HR Heads of target companies in order to understand the specific skill and competency set they look forward to having in their new recruits in coming days. We prepare specific curriculum for enhancing the skill and competency set of the students. We draw definite time table and identify inhouse/ external trainers to impart these skills to our students. We conduct regu- lar workshops, group discussions. Mock tests, role plays to ensure that students are imbibing what was being taught to them. In this manner, students are trained as per the specific requirements of the organizations and their campus recruitment drives. We made and executed specific curriculums of Networking to serve HCL Technologies, Telecommunications for Ericsson, Financial tools and Banking for ING Vysya Bank, Automation for PARI, etc.” Moreover, the Institute has organized many HR Conclaves to discuss on the future trends and nurture the leaders for tomorrow. Further enhancing their relationship with Industry, it has also made tie-ups with MNCs like Microsoft, Oracle, KPMG, ICICI Direct and Prometric. These tie-ups not only promises to enhance student employability by manifold, but also takes the lead in encouraging ‘innovative’ learning like never before. This has resulted in NIET achieving the award for Most Employable students in the region. “Our objective all this while was to provide trained manpower to the companies who can start contributing for the organization much early than before. Our meticulous approach was well received by various industries and it helped us serve them better” says Dr Ajay Kumar, Director, NIET. “We wish all the placed students, all the best for their future and hope they will reach zenith in their respective areas,” adds Dr Agarwal. Bezbaruah Committee visits Jamia A 12-member delegation led by Mr. M.P. Bezbaruah, Chairman of the committee constituted by Ministry of Home Affairs(MHA)to look into the concerns of the people hailing from North Eastern States, visited Jamia Millia Islamia to have a wide ranging discussion with the students and faculty on the issue. Interacting with the committee Prof. Talat Ahmad, Vice-Chancellor, Jamia Millia Islamia informed them of the institutional arrangements that were in place to address various kinds of concerns of students hailing from North-Eastern States. He conveyed that the offices of the Chief Proctor and Dean, Students’ Welfare and the Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research, Jamia Millia Islamia had made adequate arrangements to preclude any discrimination against the students of NorthEastern region. He expressed his willingness to institution- alize academic lectures and modules under the aegis of Academic Staff College relative of orientation programmes for teachers drawn from various universities and colleges. He felt that experts could engage teachers through structured modules. The Vice-Chancellor expressed his desire to initiate sensitization programmes on the campus to prevent occurrence of any untoward incident. The delegation sought a dedicated space on Jamia’s website linked with Delhi Police portal to highlight various issues and concerns of students from North-Eastern States. The committee sought suggestions from the university in respect of suitable remedial measures against acts of discrimination that could be taken by the Government.Earlier the Committee interacted with a group of students to get their feedback on issues and concerns. ABVP delegations met HRD Inaugural academic session minister Smriti Irani In BML Munjal University New Delhi : A five member delegation of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) met the Union Human Resource Development Minister Smt. Smriti Irani at her office and demanded a complete rollback of the Four Years' Undergraduate Program(FYUP) being run in the University of Delhi. The delegation submitted a memorandum to the minister which also highlighted the demands of new colleges, more hostels and filling permanent teaching and non-teaching positions in the university. For the last one year, ABVP has been continuously building a students' movement against the anti-student and anti-poor FYUP and its autocratic and undemocratic implementation in Delhi University. The delegation discussed in detail various issues related to FYUP and underlined the need to withdraw it at the earliest. ABVP requested the Minister to take some action as soon as possible. Smt. Smriti Irani said that the University of Delhi is an autonomous body and she expressed concern on the students' struggle within it. She said whatever will happen will be in students' favour. She wished good luck to students for the new academic year. The delegation comprised of ABVP's National Secretary Rohit Chahal, Delhi State President Dr. Manu Kataria, Delhi State Secretary Saket Bahuguna, State Joint Secretary Vishu Basoya and DUSU President Aman Awana. The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) has also sought an appointment with the minister to discuss issues related to the university. It has been given an appointment on Monday. NANO-BIO IS THE FUTURE ; Prof. Pandey An expert in Computational Material Physics and Theoretical Solid State Physics with Modeling of Materials as specialities Prof.Ravindra Pandey from Michigan Technological University, Houghton USA has said that Nano-bio is the future in the physical sciences, he was interacting on nano materials and biological molecules, with the faculty and research fellows of physical science departments organized by department of Physics here-today. Prof. Pandey said that there is bright future and existing world with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as a combination for better results for the welfare of society, science fraternity and country as a whole. He said that the research in nano material has proved a boon in the field of science, technology, humanresource development, medicine industries and astronomy. He highlighted that with the assistance of the computational tools the size comparison of DNA and nano particles are very easy to measure, with the toxicity of nano materials, its applications, expiry, implications and risk assessments can be observed. Dean Planning and Teachers Matter Prof. P.k.Ahluwalia initiated the interaction and thanked Prof. Pandey for his visit to the University and have interaction with faculties and research-fellows of physical sciences departments of the University including three research scholars of HP University Ashok, Nalini and Pooja who have visited the Michigan University. commences in July 2014 Hero Group Founded BML Munjal University (BMU) the world leader in two wheeler segments was awarded university status by the Haryana Government last year. Its first batch will begin from July this year. BMU have three schools to begin with: School of Engineering & Technology, School of Commerce, and School of Management. The university will offer the following undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes: BTech (360 seats), BCom Honors (60 seats), BBA (60 seats) and MBA (60 seats). BMU motive is to transform the higher education scene in India with an alternative teaching-learning model. It aims to develop skilled, knowledgeable and ethical professionals who are fully equipped with leadership and life skills necessary for assuming job responsibilities from day one of graduating from the university. The defining leitmotifs of the BMU approach are: multi-dimensional, interdis- ciplinary courses; problem solving; group based education, real-world industry projects and, learning by doing. BMU is supported in its visionary endeavour by a strong alliance with Imperial College London; a pool of outstanding faculty drawn from academia and industry; and, a close partnership with a cross-section of leading corporate houses. BMU has adopted a multidimensional evaluation process to assess an applicant’s suitability for the courses offered by the university. These include rankings in government-conducted exams, class 12 & class 10 marks (graduation scores in the case of MBA aspirants), essays, group discussions, personal interviews and, aptitude & attitude tests. Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal, Chairman, Governing Board, BML Munjal University said, “The kind of knowledge and skills required in a 21st century economy are radically different from those needed over the past hundred years. BMU is an attempt to bring about an innovative transformation in higher education in the country and plug the gaps that prevail in the current education system. BML Munjal University will nurture technically sound, multi-skilled and ethical leaders that our country needs, not just graduates with narrow expertise and shallow knowledge as is the case right now.” Mr. Akshay Munjal, Director, BML Munjal University explained, “India has the world’s second highest number of students enrolled in higher education, yet none of the Indian universities figure in the top 200 universities of the world; nor are graduates found to be employable by industry. BML Munjal University is attempting to rectify this situation by partnering with leading international universities and industry, introducing the latest learning paradigms and making students world ready - for a career, a business and even for pursuing a causerelated vocation."
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