This is the problem of most of the students. After the admission they realize that they have got the wrong branch or this branch is not for him/her. This may happen due to your mistake or due to your lower rank.

But this is not the end even now you can change your branch or can do something else. Surprised ! Yes it is true I will tell you how this is possible ?

If you have taken admission through AIEEE in NIT's then it is possible there are two ways.

1.Branch sliding
2.Branch change

1. Branch sliding

After your admission any NIT in the month of September-December if any of the seat in any branch remain vacant due to some reason then it is filled by the respective candidate of that state or UT on the basis of your AIEEE rank. Here you have a good chance to change your branch once more but it totally depends upon

(a) No. of seat vacant
(b)Your AIEEE rank

if your branch is not changed till now then don't worry you will have another chance to change your branch and this time it will be totally depend upon you and your academic performance throughout first year. This is a golden chance for you.

2.Branch change:
This happens at the end of second semester to give a chance of meritorious student to change their branch but rules are different from institute to institute. Like

(a) Minimum no of marks/CGPA(combined grand performance index)required in your first year
(b) Max. no of seat available for branch change.

Here it totally depends upon your academic performance so be ready for this and work hard throughout year to catch this opportunity.

Even now if your branch is not changed due to some reason then don't be disappointed. If You want to change the branch for job opportunity reason only, then don't worry because now a days software companies are allowing each branch for recruitment and you can be a software engineer .It does not matter from which discipline you are. So enjoy your studies and best of luck

This is the most difficult question to answer. In my last article i have told you how to choose a college but in this article i will not tell you how to choose a branch but you will tell me that which branch do you like most.

Don't worry i know it is very difficult for you to give the answer so i am here to help you to know your interest in a particular branch. It's very simple just give the answer of some question and then decide yourself that which branch do you like most or which branch suited to you according to your interest.We will discuss branch wise so that you can choose tour branch according to your interest.

Computer Science & Engineering

1.Do you like computer ? (I am not talking about computer games and Internet)
2.Do you want to do something new in computer ?
3.Do you always experiment with your computer and surprise others ?
4 Are you strong enough in mathematics and logic making skills ?
5.Do you like puzzles ?
6.Are you having a good IQ.

If you answer most of the question in yes then this is the branch for you and you are made for this branch. This branch require a good logic making skills and good aptitude ,innovation and hard work. If you are having all these things in you then go for this branch. Information Technology This branch require the same skills as in Computer science & engineering. There is a little bit difference in their syllabus content. There is no big difference as far as placement and job opportunity is concerned both the branch are equally good and well payed.

Electrical & Electronics

1. Have you ever open your switch board and repair it ?
2. Do you want to know the functioning of your home electrical appliances ?
3. Do you want to know what is really going on in a computer CPU ?
4. Are u interested in sensors & transistor ?
5. Do you want to make your own robot ?

If yes then this is the branch for you, again there is a small difference in electrical and electronics most of the syllabus content are same. In most college theses are separate branches but in some college they are same. In short we can say that electronics is subset of electrical. As far as placement and job opportunity is concerned then it depend from college to college.

Mechanical & production Engineering

1.Are you interested in bike and cars design ?
2.Do you take interest in functioning of daily routine things ?
3.Do you ask basic question to your teachers(i.e how this works ? how that works ?)
4.Do you like physics ?
5.Do you like to make some new mechanism ?
6.Do you like to use your engineering skills for a common man life ?
if yes then you are at right place this is the branch for you. This branch require a real hard work. In most of the colleges mechanical and production are different branches but there syllabus content are more or less similar but in few college this is combine. There is a misconception that in this branch's job opportunity are less as compared to computer science and electronics. Again it's depend upon individual .This is called evergreen branch ,now a days there are a lot of job opportunity and money in this sector if you have talent and ready to work hard.

Civil Engineering

1.Are you interested in building making ?
2.Are you ready to rock the world by your talent ?
3.Have you ever think how this can be done after seeing a building ?
if yes then this is the branch for you. There is a misconception that in this branch's job opportunity are less as compared to others branch. It is not so, if you are hardworking and talented then there are a lot of opportunity in this sector.

Then best of luck and go ahead. I think now you can decide your branch If you don't get the branch of your choice by mistake or due to your lower rank then don't worry I will tell you how to deal with this situation. This is not the end.

The question arises that how to decide a college when there are thousands of engineering colleges in India. In this article we will discuss some of the features of colleges which will help you choose the right college. There are various factor while deciding a college for admission but always keep in mind the following factors while choosing a college:

Infrastructure: This is the most important factor while choosing a college Infrastructure does not means good looking building only. It means that whether a college has sufficient amount of infrastructure according to it's intake capacity. It include classroom, administrative building, workshop, computer labs, various laboratories etc. Because during your four year of graduation you need all these things, so keep it your first preference while choosing a college.

Faculty: Having a good infrastructure is not enough only. After having a sufficient infrastructure it is the faculty that make it useful, otherwise it will be a school without a teacher. Always have a look on college faculty which include Professors, reader, lecturer, teacher-student ratio, visiting faculty, teaching experience etc.

Facilities: This is another important factor that you have to keep in mind.Facilities provided by college assist you during your college period.It include Library, Internet, intranet, hostels, seminar halls, dispensary, student clubs, gym etc.

Placements: This is the most important factor while deciding a college. It not mean that it is the first and last criteria to choose a college. Placements of a college depend upon many factor like it's infrastructure,faculty,facilities provided by college to it's student,college rank, past performance of the students in company, and last but not the least individual talent and personality and many more factors. Have a look on past placement record of college branch wise as well as company wise.So keep all the things in mind while deciding a college.

Extra curricular activities: This is also one of the factor that should be taken into account because "all work and no play make jack a dull boy" this is true beacuse you have not to study only but have to survive in a competitive environment and for that u have to be a good personality.Extra curricular activities play a very important role in your personality development.So have a look about extra activities provided by college like, annual function, sport function, students club, seminars and workshops, industrial training, social activities, NCC, NSS etc.

Location: This factor does not play a very important role but if it is nearby any industrial or software hub then it may be slightly useful to you as far as your industrial training and placement is concerned but keep this factor at last.

So now question arises that how you can get so much of information about each and every college there are some tips for you

1.Visit the college web site on Internet

2.consult your seniors

3.visit the college personally if possible

4.Take the help of counsellor.

Exams are over and results are out now what next.....?

Most of the students are very happy that they have got good marks....but few of them are sad.

But those who are having good marks and cleared engineering entrance examination are still worried. Why ?

• Whether they will get admission in good college or not?
• What will be the Cut off percentage of different colleges ?
• What are the different courses available in different colleges ?
• Which branch should i take ?
• Which college i will get at this rank ?
and so and so !!!

Here we will discuss these question in detail but one by one

First of all which branch should i take ?

This question is very difficult because if u ask X,Y,Z then u will get X,Y,Z answer....but what is right for u let examine yourself..give the answer some of the question honestly and then decide yourself.

What is your criteria for choosing a branch?

(1) Job Opportunity
(2) Money
(3) Parents wish
(4) Your interest

(1) Job opportunity: This is the most important criteria for choosing a branch in a cut throat competition environment. This is true that branches like computer science, Information Technology and electronics are amongst the huge job provider and that's why they are the first choice of most of the students in last years counselling. But it's not means that other branches are less important as far as job opportunity is concerned, other branches are equally good the only difference is that most of the software industry are mass recruiter but core industry are not.


(2) Money : This is also one of the most important factor for choosing a branch.The answer of this question is very difficult because money making is depend upon individual talent not on your branch. It does not mean that if you are in computer science, Information Technology or electronics (which are the most preferred choice of students) then you will make a lot of money....even in other branches like mechanical, electrical, chemical or production, civil etc. you can make money. It is one of the misconception that software engineer are making more money. Only few of them are able to do it and again it's depend on your talent and hard work so no particular branch is moneymaker and in every branch you can make money.


(3) Parents Wish: This option is very emotional and worth meaning. Most of the parents wants only those branch in which job opportunity and money are more so for parents i request please go through above paragraphs and don't force your children to go for a particular branch only because of particular reason.

(4) Your Interest: This is the most important and worthy factor which is ignored by most of the parents and students. As mentioned earlier that each and every branch okay. It Is your intrest that make money and satisfaction.because after four year of your graduation u will be in industry and then whole of your life will be with same branch and work which u have opted today.....if you are interested in it then ii is good but if you are not then the words tension,stress,dissatisfaction, depression will come into picture because you are working for money not for your interest and hobby.You are working with those things which you have not liked in your four year of graduation but now you have to pass whole of your life with this branch. So always keep your interest first.

EAMCET Counselling Stage 1: Registration for verification of candidates certificates.

1. Help line centre authorities will notify the registration details.
2. Rank card should be handed before you enter.
3. Have patience till your turn comes.
4. Collect receipt after paying registration and counseling fee upon the calling of your rank number.
5. Computer operator provides you the registration cum verification form at the counter.
6. Fill in the registration form with your details like rank, hall ticket no. etc and sign on it.
7. Your are almost done in the process of registration. Wait in the registration hall till you are called.
8. Certificates should be got verified at the verification counter as soon as your turn is called by the registration officer at the counter.

EAMCET Counselling Stage 2: Certificates Verification:

1. Check if the details like name, local area, category, date of birth are correct in the registration cum verification form.
2. Get it corrected by the verification officer in case of any mistake.
3. SC/ST/BC Candidates need to report to the caste verification officer and produce the original caste certificate for verification. After this process completes, make sure you are there at the certificate verification officer for affirmation of other certificates like rank card, marks memo, hall ticket, study and income certificates.
4. OC candidates can skip the above caste verification process and can approach the Certificate verification officer directly.
5. Your original certificates are scrutinized by the officers.
6. Any differences you come across in the print out of receipt of certificate given should be reported and get corrected by the chief verification officer. Also you should sign on it.
7. As soon as you enter the briefing hall you are given instructions for exercising the options.

EAMCET Counselling Stage 3: Exercising Options

1. This process includes the selection of courses and colleges and arranging them in the order of preference.
2. You have to get and keep with you the list of colleges and courses with their corresponding codes and manual and specimen option forms.
3. You are instructed by the officer in the briefing room about the process of exercising options and form filling.

EAMCET Counselling Stage 4: Home works for the exercising options.

1. You can discuss with your parents and friends as to the selection of colleges and courses you are interested in.
2. Option number, college and course codes that you are interested in should be mentioned in the manual option form. Exemplifying, one should write 1 under option number, JNTH under college code and CSE under course code if JNTU, Hyderabad College is opted. Write 2 under option number, JNTH under college and MECH under course code and HYD under district code if mechanical engineering is opted and given second preference. That means, you are allotted the MEC course if the CSE course seat is not available. One can write any number of options like this.
3. You should prompt computer operator to save the options regularly that you have entered or asked computer operator to enter on the screen.
4. Process of entering the options on the screen:
5. Certificate verification should be done in order to start this step.
6. Type in the URL www. apeamcet.nic.in or the one specified in the notification.
7. Options can be exercised only after the registration which is done by clicking on the Candidate Registration option. And further options are seen in the Login page by clicking on Candidate Login. All these details are present in the home page of the URL mentioned.
8. For using the Login option, Candidate has to fill up the Candidate registration form and thereby can exercise the options.
9. You will be provided with a password during the registration process with which you can exercise the further options.

10. Password is generated as soon as you enter your details like EAMCET H.T. No., Rank, Application No., Date of Birth and click on the appropriate button.

11. Registration process completes when you click the save button after selecting a password of six characters that at least contains one alphabet.

EAMCET Counselling Stage 5: Options

1. Options can be exercised once you log in with your password.
2. You should Sign in by giving the details of ICR No, Hall ticket no., date of birth and password.
3. Go through the instructions keenly. Check box should be selected after you go through the declaration. Explanation on various menu items can be had with a click on Help Screen.
4. After you digest the various options provided there, you can move to the page containing different check boxes for various districts by clicking on the link with the text Click here to Enter Options. This can be navigated even with a click on the link with the text Option Entry form.
5. If you want to see all the colleges across the state click on check all option or otherwise check the box with the district name, of which you wish to see the colleges.
6. Further options can be known by clicking on the Display Option Entry Form.
7. Three and half your courses are distinct with grey color from the creamy yellow colored three year Engineering and Non- engineering courses.
8. Option numbers should be entered by checking the pre filled Specimen option form.
9. Home work for entering such options should be done to avoid confusion and mistakes.

10. Save the options periodically. Three buttons with the options, Save and Logout, Confirm Logout and Cancel Logout are seen when select the Logout option.

11.Click on Confirm logout button displays the details of the selected options, click on Save and Logout button saves the exercised options while Cancel Logout displays the option entry form as it is.

12. Candidates can alter their options after verification by clicking on the button Login for Option Entry.

13. You will not have the chance of altering the options selected on the last day as the options will be locked in the server that day. You can change it as you like before the last date. But after the last day, you can only alter the options on the date scheduled for modification of options by consulting any of the help line centers. After that no one has the chance of changing the options since they are taken for the seat allotment. The entire thing you can do is to take a print out of the options that you have employed.

EAMCET Counselling Stage: 6: Seat allotment:

Merit and Category will be given preference in the seat allotment on the specified date. Once the seats are allotted, it will be displayed in the internet for the students to download. You cannot ask for a change since it is a final allotment.

EAMCET Counselling Stage: 7: Fee payment:

Help line centers and the websites will provide you the challans. Any branch Andhra Bank or Indian Bank will accept the fee remittance with the allotment order that is downloaded. Minority/PH/BC/ST/SC candidates whose parental income falls below one lakh rupees per annum are relieved from tuition fee and special fee.

EAMCET Counselling Stage: 8: College Reporting:

You should report to the specified college in the allotment within the given date along with the downloaded allotment order fee which in case on failure, will cost you the loss of claiming the allotment.

EAMCET Counseling Procedure

Counseling is the difficult time for the students mainly of engineering stream where they will be in stress in selecting the course and college that is crucial for the rest of their life.

With the cooperation of authorities, this process has been made a comfortable for the students to choose their college and courses without any obstacle.

Kadapa is added to the list of Hyderabad, Vishakhapatnam, Guntur, Tirupati and Warangal as a counseling center. Students of Rayalseema are benefited by this act with which they are saving the time and travelling expenses. All the six centers carry out counseling at one time.

Details of the ranks called on each day of the counseling and the certificates to be brought to the centers are mentioned in the major newspapers by the Department of Technical Education (DTE).

Process of Counseling

Following are the certificates to be brought by the students as specified: income certificate, caste certificate issued by MRO or DRO (if applicable), study certificates from 6th class to Intermediate, memoranda of marks of Intermediate and SSC. Non-local candidates should bring a document which certifies the residence in the State for the last 10 years.

Candidates should register name, rank category, hall ticket number and time of reporting and should sign on the form at the registration counter before which they are made to wait in the waiting hall.

Checking of all original certificates will be done at the verification counter. Candidates are allowed to the main counseling centre only after the certificates are verified once again. Certificates are pinned when the documents are intact. Much or less the same process is conducted in all the centers across the state.

All the colleges having different courses are listed out for the student to choose as soon as the counseling officer enters the rank and hall ticket number into the computer. Details about the college, hostel facility and the faculty are provided by the Counseling officers.

A form is filled containing five options of the course and colleges selected by the student. Total information is shown on the system based on the preference listed in the form. Only one of the parents is allowed to the allotment counter along with the student. Final decision should be made by the student in consultation with the parent present there.

The counseling officer enters the option into the computer as soon as the candidate selects the options, which will be sent to the main server. Main server is connected to all the counseling centers across the state and receives the options of the students from all regions. Marks sequence is followed in allotting the seat to the students. All the details can be checked by the students like course chosen and the college allotted.

One- stop experience

After the clearance at the allotment counter, students need to go to the bank counters of various banks within the premises for the payment of the prescribed fee. Provisional allotment letter and fee receipt are given to the students. More than 150 students got their seat allotment done within one hour across the state in earlier years.

Detailed information

Students have the option of watching the process of seat allotment and the seats left in various courses and colleges even without entering the counseling counter. Seats allotment and regular updates are displayed on the big screen present outside the counseling counter. This arrangement has been made for students in the waiting hall and other places in order to know the seats remaining in a stream and the availability of the seats.

Students need not get worried that lower rank students getting admission before higher rank ones. The server software is intelligent that it allots the seats in the order of rank sequence only. If a 100th ranker enters the counseling counter, he will be given a seat only after the 99th ranker gets his seat irrespective of the region and counseling center.

Details like candidates name, hall-ticket number, course selected, category they belong and college preferred are displayed on the big screen arranged. It shows all the details of the students across all the regions of the state. So there is no chance of any malpractice anywhere.

In the first phase, the general category seats are completed thereby providing chance for every student to compete. Second phase is conducted for the special category candidates like NCC, sports, CAP and others. This will be followed by the counseling for general category again. Major newspapers contain all the information regarding this.

Local and non-local

Non local candidates will have no reservations. They can only compete for the 15% seats altogether. No university has more than 15% non local students, though they get better ranks. All the three regions Osmania, Andhra and Sri Venkateswara universities are following this rule.

NOTIFICATION FOR MBA (CCC) (08 Batch) SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMS JUNE-2011

1. Supplementary Examinations for the MBA (CCC) (08 Batch) I & II Year will be held during
June, 2011

2. Registration for the MBA (CCC) (08 Batch) I & II Year Supplementary Examinations are
scheduled as given below:

Applications accepted from the date of notification

With out late fee upto : 10-06-2011

With a late fee of Rs. 100/- upto : 16-06-2011

Registration for Supplementary Examinations will not be accepted after 16-06-2011

3. Fee Particulars and Mode of Payment

4. The amount payable to the University in this context should include the Exam Fee, Fee for
Memorandum of Marks and late fee if any. The mode of payment is in the Form of a
crossed Demand Draft, The candidates are instructed to write their Name, H.T.No &
contact no in the back side of the DD of six months validity obtained from any
Nationalized Bank drawn in favour of “The REGISTRAR, JNT UNIVERSITY
HYDERABAD”, Payable at HYDERABAD. The student has to download the Registration
form and Hall Ticket form and Time Table of Theory Examination from the website
www.jntuh.ac.in

5. The student has to fill the Registration and Hall Ticket Forms with the Course Codes and
the Titles of the Courses in which he/she intends to appear for the Examinations.
Registration and Hall Ticket Forms should be completed in all respects and have to be
mailed to the Director, School of Continuing and Distance Education, JNTUH,
Kukatpally, Hyderabad-500 085 along with the demand draft so as to reach the SCDE
office as per the time schedule.

6. Registration Forms received after the due dates will not be accepted.

The results of the Intermediate candidates whose re-verification and recounting of the answer scripts have been completed are available on the website ‘www. bieap.gov.in' and students can click on the re-verification and recounting link to know the status of the application.

Students need to enter the hall ticket number in the box provided and click on submit. The results for all the papers will appear on the screen. If the process of re-verification and recounting is not completed, a message “under processing” will appear. The re-verification and recounting of all the answer scripts are likely to be completed by June 4, a statement from the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) said.

Printing mistakes

The advanced supplementary examinations were held Monday without any major hiccups. However, some printing mistakes were observed in question No. 20 in Botany paper–I, question No. 21 in Mathematics–IA, and question No. 28 in Civics–I. All the examination centres were informed about these errors and due care will also be taken in preparation of scheme of valuation, the statement added.

In the morning session, exam was held for Maths Paper-IA, Botany Paper-I, Civics Paper-I, and Psychology Paper-I. Fifty three cases of malpractice were booked. In the afternoon session, exam was held for Maths Paper-IIA, Botany Paper-II, Civics Paper-II, and Psychology Paper-II. About 50 cases were booked for malpractice.

WHY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

Q.1) Why do you wish to study in USA and not in India?

Q.2) What if you get a US degree here, would you like to go to US again for higher Studies?

Q.3) Why did you select US for higher studies? Isn't this course offered by any university or college in India?

Q.4) What is the purpose of your trip?

Q.5) Have you ever been to US?


ABOUT INSTITUTE/UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE

Q.6) Which US university are you planning to go to?

Q.7) Can you tell me some details about your university?

Q.8) Why have you chosen this specific university?

Q.9) Can you tell me the location of the university/college?

Q.10) Why did you choose this institute and how did you find about it?

Q.11) How many US universities did you apply for? (Both admits and rejects)

Q.12) Can you mention the names of some professors?

Q.13) Did you receive any scholarships?


ABOUT YOUR COURSE

Q.14) What course are you going for?

Q.15) Why did you select this course? Is it relevant to your previous studies?

Q.16) Why are you taking this course?

Q.17) What is the course structure & contents?

Q.18) Why don't you do this course in your country?

Q.19) How long will your studies last?

Q.20) What is the scope of your course?

Q.21) What do you plan to study at the university?

Q.22) What benefit will bring this course to you?

Q.23) What is the course commencement date?

Q.24) What will be the total cost of per year?

Q.25) Where will you stay in US?


YOUR ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

Q.26) Where did you do your last course of study?

Q.27) What is your specialization?

Q.28) What is your High School, Degree or Master's percentage or grade?

Q.29) What are your subjects in last course of study (High School, Degree or Master's)?


CURRENT JOB/BUSINESS (if applicable)

Q.30) Show your Experience Certificate. (if applicable)

Q.31) (If you are currently working) Why are you leaving your current job?

TOEFL/IELTS, GRE, GMAT, SAT%

Q.32) Could you please show me your TOEFL/IELTS scorecard?

Q.33) Why are your TOEFL/IELTS score low


ABOUT YOUR FAMILY

Q.34) What does your father do?

Q.35) How many brothers and sisters do you have?

Q.36) What is your father's annual income?

Q.37) Where your brother/parents did completed their studies.

Q.38) Do you have a brother / sister, or any other relative already at this university?

Q.39) Where did your brother/parents complete their studies?


SPONSOR AND FINANCIAL DETAILS

Q.40) Have you got any Loans?Q.41) What are the sources of income of your sponsor?

Q.42) What proof do you have that your sponsor can support your studies?

Q.43) Who is paying for your education and what is his/her income?

Q.44) Who is sponsoring you?

Q.45) Could you please show me the passbook or bank statements?

Q.46) How many people are dependents of your sponsor?Q.47) Why is he sponsoring you? (if not father)

Q.48) How much money is available for your stay in US?

Q.49) How are you related to your sponsor (if not father)?

Q.50) How will you finance your education funds for 4 years? (Generally you have to prove that you can fund the first year of your education but we suggest that you be prepared with this answer).


FUTURE PLANS (CAREER PROSPECTS)

Q.51) What are you plans after completing your studies?Q.52) Have you researched your career prospects?

Q.53) What will you do after completing BA/B.SC/BS/PGD/MA/MBA/MS/M.Sc?

Q.54) What will you do after coming back to Home?

Q.55) How much money can you earn after your completion of studies?

Q.56) What are you future plans after completion of your studies?

Q.57) Do you intend to work in US during or after completion of your studies?

Q.58) How can you prove that you will come back after finishing your studies?

In continuation of earlier notification dated 16.04.2011 for admissions into MBA International Business & JNTUH with Central Michigan University (USA) MBA Programme-2011, the lastdate for submission of applications is extended to 06.06.2011. However there is no change in the entrance examination the schedule is as follows

From Rs. 6,000 per annum at Pondicherry Engineering College to nearly 3.7 lakhs per annum at NIIT University, the cost of engineering education varies substantially across the country. Since nearly 0.8 million of the 1.01 million seats are in the unaided category, the average cost of pursuing a BTech is at least Rs. 4 -6 lakhs for a full programme, a figure beyond the reach of a majority of the aspirants.

Bank loans mitigate the impact to some extent but institutes too offer a range of scholarships and fellowships to enable deserving candidates to pursue the education. Here’s a look at the kind of assistance one can get from the 70-plus Deemed Universities that offer engineering education in the country. Of the 130 Deemed Universities, about 70 offer BE/BTech programmes and nearly 29 of them offer some type of scholarship. Scholarships usually fit in within the following categories.

Types of scholarships

Merit scholarships: These are prestigious scholarships that fund fully or partially your entire education. They only consider your merit, either in the qualifying examination, or in the previous year’s exam if it is for an in-course fellowship. They do not require any return commitment on the part of the students and hence are exceptionally competitive.

Merit-cum-Means Scholarships: These are more common and do consider the economic conditions of the recipients in addition to their academic merit. Some colleges have an absolute minimum, while some others give preference to those with the lowest income.


Earn-while-you-learn scheme: The student is expected to provide 15-20 hours of work in terms of tutoring juniors, research assistance etc., in lieu of the scholarship he or she receives. Very few colleges in the country offer programmes of this nature which are lucrative.

Merit awards: These are lump-sum awards which students get, especially during the second year. These could be for a specific subject or a domain or even a project.

1. Check the Answer Book throughly before filling in the details. The defective answer book may be returned to the invigilator.

2. Please check the details of yours particulars in the OMR Sheet. ie. Name, Hall Ticket No., Examination and Papers etc.,

3. Ensure that the OMR Barcode Sheet is properly secured to the Answer Booklet given.

4. You are prohibited from writing on or tampering the Barcode as they may affect marks alloted to you.

5. Candidates are prohibited from :
(i) Writing their H.T.Nos in any part of the answer booklet.
(ii) Writing their names in any part of the answer booklet.
(iii) Addressing the examiner in any manner whatsoever in the answer booklet . If they do so, their answers will not be valued.
(iv) Writing religious symbols.
(v) Bringing Cell Phones / Mobile phones.

6. Before beginning to answer any question, the candidates should write the correct number of that question. They should complete the answer for any question and commence writing answer for the succeeding question. Answer written at different places for the same question will not be valued.

7. Answers should be written on both sides of the paper.

8. Do not write in the margin.

9. No loose sheets of paper will be allowed in the eaxmination room; no paper must be detached from or attached to the answer booklets.

10. Answer must be legibly written.

11. Candidates should write not less than 25 lines in each page. It is not necessary to begin each answer in fresh page.

12. This answer booklet should be returned to the Invigilator before leaving the examination hall.

13. Enter the question Paper Set number (i.e., 1 or 2 or 3 or 4) recieved by them in the Block specified on the first page of the main answer book. Enter the Question Paper Set Number and sign in the attendance sheet supplied.

14. Students should stay in the Examination Hall at least for half-an-hour from the commencement of the Examination.

15. NO ADDITIONAL ANSWER BOOKLET WILL BE SUPPLIED.

With the EAMCET over, it is time for students to unravel the intricacies revolving around engineering and medical streams. The annual career counselling sessions of The Hindu Education Plus are the perfect platforms to understand how they will help in shaping students' future.

The popular sessions being held for the 8th successive year, in association with the Vignan University, will be useful for students and parents as they get an opportunity to interact with eminent academicians and subject experts on the courses they wish to pursue, future prospects and skills required to excel.

The engineering sessions will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m and the medical sessions from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. However, medical sessions will be held in Hyderabad, Vishakapatnam, Vijayawada and Tirupati only. Entry fee is Rs. 100 and all registered candidates will get a 150-page booklet free of cost carrying articles on various streams and opportunities.

As per B.Tech (R07) regulations, one of the academic requirements to award B.Tech degree is that the student should secure 216 credits out of 224 credits registered with the compulsory subjects as listed below:

1. All the first year subjects
2. All the practical subjects
3. Industry oriented mini-project
4. Comprehensive Viva-Voce
5. Seminar
6. Project work.

Many representations from the students of R07 regulations are received, requesting the University not to consider the first year subjects as compulsory in the calculation of 216 credits, required for the award of B.Tech degree. Also they represented that inspite of their hard work and effort made to pass the first year subjects, they are unable to pass one or two subjects which are compulsory subjects to become eligible for the award of B.Tech degree.

In this connection, after careful consideration of the representations, mentioned above, the Vice-Chancellor is pleased to exempt all the first year subjects from the compulsory subjects, listed above. The clause No.1 of R07 regulations is hereby amended as follows:

A Student will be declared eligible for the award of the B.Tech degree if he fulfills the following academic regulations:
(i) Pursued a course of study for not less than four academic years and not more than eight academic years.
(ii) Registered for 224 credits and secured 216 credits with compulsory subjects as listed below:

1. All the practical subjects
2. Industry oriented mini-project
3. Comprehensive Viva-Voce
4. Seminar
5. Project work.

These orders shall come into force for the students appeared for the examinations during April/May-2011 onwards.

Albright consulting group is organising an overseas education fair at Hotel Aditya Park Inn, Ameerpet, on May 28 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Students who are interested to find out the latest of information on courses and options in various institutions in USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, Singapore and Germany can attend along with parents. Counsellors, process and visa specialists will also guide the students.

Contact on 98491-23999 for details.

TRR Institutions in association with Purple Leap is organising a Job fair for MBA Students on May 28 at the TRR Campus, Inole, Patancheru. Aspiring MBA Students should carry seven sets of resume, 10 passport size photographs and seven sets of copies of certificates and report on TRR Campus from 9 a.m. onwards for free Registration.

TRR Institutions will ply free buses from Patancheru to its Inole Campus from 8.30 a.m. onwards. T. Ram Mohan Reddy, Chairman, TRR Institutions said that some of the participating companies include Shopper Stop; GetIt Infoservices; India Infoline; Bajaj Capital; Team Lease; India Mart ING Vysya Bank; Ruth Equities and JRG. Contact Pradeep Kumar on 7702330777, 9908387770 and 8978789677.

Procedure for Recounting

1. Fee for Recounting Rs. 100.00 per subject.

2. Fee is to be paid at examination cell of your Respective college in cash along with application. (application cost Rs.5/-)

3. Student has to produce Xerox copy of result for which he is applying. If it is based on result in net, the same is to be downloaded and handed over to the examination cell while applying.

4. Students need to register on online for the Revaluation in their respective colleges only.

5. No recounting for Lab Marks

Procedure For Revaluation

1. Fee for Revaluation Rs. 1000/- per subject.

2. Fee is to be paid at examination cell of your Respective college in cash along with application. (application cost Rs.5/-)

3. Student has to produce Xerox copy of result for which he is applying. If it is based on result in net, the same is to be downloaded and handed over to the examination cell while applying.

4. Students need to register on online for the Revaluation in their respective colleges only.

5. No Revaluation for Lab Marks

Note :
If a student applies for RV & secures less marks after the RV results then the less marks will be taken in consideration

Right after a job interview, you could either be supremely confident or faintly worried. Either way, we feel pretty relieved when it is all over. Perceptions about interviews usually depend on the interviewer's likeability and first impressions. It is, therefore, important to remember some statutory courtesies in order to have a positive interaction and favourable result.

After an interview shoot a thank you email or letter
Many interviewees think that once the face-to-face interview is over, the interview process is complete. However, this is not the case. The job interview is just the beginning. Once the personal interview is done, the company mulls, evaluates and decides the best candidate who would best suit the job profile and company.

Therefore, it is a good idea to remain in touch with the interviewer and the company in general. One of the best ways to do so is to drop them a ?Thank You? note. If you have been in touch with company or interviewer via e-mail, then one should email such a note within 24 hours after the interview. Interviewers have short memories. So, this is your final chance to stand apart from all of the others who want the same position.

Follow up after the interview when there is no response
How long should you wait before you call the company or interviewer? Usually, if there is no response within sometime, you will start worrying about whether it is appropriate to call back and check hiring status.

When to call
Post-interview it is best to give a gap of two to three days before you make the first follow up call. One of the most important things to keep in mind during the call is that one should be succinct and brief. Another important aspect is to chalk out a time when to call. The best time to call the interviewer is after lunch or an hour before closing time. This will ensure that you have a comfortable time frame to speak to the interviewer.

Whom to call
Interviewees are sometimes confused about who to follow up with after the interview?the human resource team or the interviewer directly. This situation is more confusing if there was more than one interviewer. In such circumstances, it is best to first check with the human resource team on the hiring status.

What to say
Begin the conversation by thanking the person for the opportunity to interview with the company. Recap some of the conversational highlights and clarify any information you need to check on. Use the last paragraph as the chance to state, ?The job is a good fit for me because of XYZ, and my past experience in XYZ.?

Continue your job search
While waiting to hear from the company after the job interview, you should not ignore other interview calls because you are waiting to hear back from the current interview. Even if you are convinced that you have got the job, there can be many slips between the cup and the lip. It is also a good idea to critique your previous performance and use the experience to polish your interviewing skills.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the results of the Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) on Monday at 10am. As usual schools will put up the results, but candidates can also view their results on the internet. In addition, they can access their results through the interactive voice response system (IVRS) or short message services (SMS). The results for the Patna region will be declared on May 27, Friday.

The results will be declared simultaneously on all platforms at 10am. Candidates can log on to , and . Results can be accessed through the IVRS of the National Informatics Centre at 30 paise per minute on 24357270 by local subscribers of Delhi and on 011-24357270 by subscribers in other parts of the country. Candidates can also access their results via SMS for 50 paise only.

This year, 7,69,929 candidates registered for the exams conducted for three streams - an increase of 9.2% in comparison to 2010. Meanwhile, CBSE will start its second-phase (post-result) counselling from Monday and it will continue till June 6. This year, a total of 36 principals, trained counsellors from CBSE-affiliated government and private schools and a few psychologists will participate in tele-counselling and address psychological problems of the students. Thirty-two of them are available in India, and four stay in Dubai, Doha Qatar and Kuwait. Students can dial a toll-free number - 1800 11 7002 - from any part of the country which will give centralized access to the CBSE helpline.

The supplementary examinations for the failed SSC candidates will be held from June 18 to July 1 from 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon.

Since the time is very short, failed candidates should remit the examination fee without waiting for results of recounting. June 8 is the last date for remittance of examination fee by candidates and June 9 is the last date for the heads of schools to remit the fee to Sub Treasuries/SBI/SBH.

Marks memos will be given to all candidate within ten days. Candidates who want to get their marks recounted should remit Rs.500 per subject within 15 days.

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The results of the SSC public examination will be announced on Saturday at 11.30 am. Nearly 13 lakh students appeared for the exams held in March.

The AP Online and e-Seva centres will provide the results with grades and subject-wise marks. BSNL will also provide results and marks through the IVRS and SMS.

Students can dial 1255225 from landline or mobile phones. To know the results through SMS they must type SSC, give space and then type roll number and send it to 55352 or 56300.

Airtel users can get results by dialing 52800 and by sending SMS to52222.

We will provide SSC Results as soon as they are released.
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TET Online submission of applications through http://aptet.cgg.gov.in from 20.05.2011 to 17.06.2011...

How to apply TET exam?

The fee for application for APTET online including examination fee is Rs.300.00. Candidates can pay the fee through APONLINE between 20.05.2011 and 16.06.2011 and submit online application at the APTET website http://aptet.cgg.gov.in between 20.05.2011 and17.06.2011.

Candidate shall pay a fee of Rs.300.00 through APONLINE towards submission of application online and for the conduct of examination. At the APONLINE Centers, the candidate has to give the required preliminary data (i.e. Name of the candidate, Date of birth, Gender, whether the candidate belongs to A.P. and mobile phone number). On receipt of fee at APONLINE the candidate shall be issued a ‘Journal Number’ on the receipt of the fee with which she/he can proceed with submission of application online.

The Candidate should be ready with photograph of size 3.5X3.5cms before filling in on-line application. Photograph and sign below sign in Black Ink only. Scan the required size containing the photograph and signature. Photo along with signature is required to be scanned and stored in *.jpeg format image is not more than 50kb.

APTET July 2011 for Online Application in:http://aptet.cgg.gov.in

Steps to be followed in filling online application form:

Go to aptet.cgg.gov.in, Click on application form, Enter your Journal Number issued by Aponline, the date of payment of fees and Date of birth. At the field ‘ Attach your latest photograph’ Click on Browse button and attach candidates photograph and signature stored on the computer. Press Upload. The application will be opened. Now fill in the application form as per the instructions given in the User Guide and Information Bulletin and those offered while filling the online application form. All the details correct press SUBMIT.

On submission of application form online the candidate shall be given reference ID number which should be kept carefully for any kind of future correspondence. On completion of submission, the candidates shall take a printout of the application and store it for future use.

Candidates should not post the printout of the application to APTET office.
In case of any clarifications before during or after submission of application online the candidates may contact the help desk at Telephone Numbers CGG:7702922003, 7702922004 between 10.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m on all working days from 20-05-2011 to 30-07-2011.

The SSC Public Examinations March 2011 results will be declared on Saturday. Students can check the results, including grades and subject-wise marks at AP Online and e-Seva Centres.

This apart, students can check their results through BSNL's IVRS and SMS service. BSNL landline or cellone users (IVRS) have to dial 1255225 and for SMS service, students have to type SSC followed by space and roll no. and send the message to 55352 or 56300. Authorities have also extended the facility of issuing true copies of third language (English) and Mathematics in addition to first and second languages. Students opting for re-verification of answer scripts (true copies) will have to pay Rs. 1000 per subject and for recounting of marks; it costs Rs. 500 per subject.

ICET 2011 Key with Answers/ Solutions will be released by Andhra University on 21st May 2011. This will be the first key of the ICET 2011. The Convenor if the ICET 2011 will invite corrections to the first key and will announce second Key on 27th May 2011. This will be the final Key for the ICET 2011. The ICET 2011 exam will be held on 18th May 2011 across the state. Admission to MBA and MCA courses in Universities and Affiliated colleges in Andhra Pradesh for the academic year 2011-12 will be through ICET 2011 Ranks.

Candidates can download ICET 2011 Key from www.icet2011.net. About 1.5 lakh candidates are appearing for the examination. Hall tickets also can be downloaded from www.icet2011.net . Results of ICET 2011 will be released on 2nd June 2011. Candidates can contact at 0891- 3199995 number for any clarifications and information.

Detailed Counseling schedule, Rank wise certificate verification, web counseling procedure, fee payment and other details will be released on the day of release of ICET 2011 results. ICET 2011 results also can be availed from www.andhrauniversity.info as the university is conducting and examination. APSCHE will supervise and organise the process of admissions on behalf of AU.

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Losing sheen:A file photo of the Arts College on the Osmania University campus.

Has the image of Osmania University taken a beating and students refraining from the prestigious university? The drastic fall in applications for the OU post graduate entrance test is perhaps an indicator of it though it may not conclusively prove it.

But the fall in demand this year is quite drastic, particularly for courses in which OU has been the top destination for students for quite some time.

For example this year only 3,997 candidates have applied for English compared to 5,368 last year; 3,213 applied for Economics while 5,283 applied last year; 6,062 applied for M.Com while the number was 7,470 last year; 2,619 applied for Political Science while last year it saw 3,667 aspirants; 2,487 candidates applied for Telugu while 3,384 was the number of aspirants last year.

Science courses that have strong departments with acclaimed faculty and generally considered the best by the aspirants too have suffered this year.

Chemistry that saw 20,481 applications last year received just 11,765 applications this year. Similarly, Physics received 2,568 applications now while the number was 3,959 last year; Mathematics got 4,914 applications while 5,636 applied last year; Zoology received 3,515 applications compared to 4,904 last year; Botany received 3,293 applications compared to 5,062 last year.

Allied course of sciences like Bio-chemistry, Bio-technology, Genetics saw a drop of almost 50 per cent with only 5,254 applicants showing interest compared to 9,910 previous year. Even in Psychology, which is offered only at OU, has received just 261 applications compared to 388 last year.

“The response is all the more baffling as OU is the only option for some courses, particularly the sciences,” said a senior Professor of Science. There is hardly any other institution that offers these courses for students to choose, and teachers believe that serious students have shied away from OU given the trouble on the campus, disturbances in academic schedule and uncertainty over the exams and the academic year.

The Telangana agitation has definitely dented the university's image even among the Telangana supporters. “As a parent I would not like to send my daughter to the campus in the present circumstances though I am a supporter of a separate State. I am also worried about my child's future,” said Vasudev Reddy, an employee of APSRTC. More than the agitation, the constant media focus on the violence on the campus has hit it badly. “The threat of political parties of a continued agitation seems to have altered students' choice”.

The OU Director of Admissions, Prof. K. Krishna Rao says as of now 65,000 applications have been received for the courses offered in four universities – OU, Telangana University, Palamoor University and Mahatma Gandhi University – for which a common entrance test is being conducted. He says the number will grow by a couple of thousands as they are yet to get the figures from all the centres. Interestingly, Last year, 1.2 lakh applications were sold while 83,555 students appeared for the entrance tests.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad has earned `81 lakh this year by way of penalties levied on students submitting their Eamcet applications after the due date. The overall income from Eamcet has reached Rs 9.49 crore so far. While the application fee for Eamcet is just Rs 250 if submitted within the due date, students are allowed to submit late applications with penalties of Rs 500, Rs 1,000, Rs 5,000 and Rs 10,000 after the due date. The penalty increases with every passing week after the due date. Students still have the provision to submit applications with a penalty of Rs 10,000 till the evening of May 19 for the exam scheduled for May 22.

While 7,283 students submitted applications by paying a penalty of Rs 500, 2,824 students submitted with a penalty of Rs 1,000. Similarly, 308 students paid a penalty of Rs 5,000 and another 13 students paid a penalty of Rs 10,000. With three days still left for submitting applications with a penalty of `10,000, the Eamcet officials expect to receive around 100 more applications that will result in additional income of Rs 10 lakh.

However, students who applied by paying a penalty of Rs 5,000 and Rs 10,000 will be allotted centres only in Hyderabad to appear for Eamcet this year unlike earlier when they had an opportunity to opt for a centre of their choice. The decision was taken to check malpractices, particularly in the medical stream exam, after it was found that some of these students were “repeaters” who were appearing for Eamcet continuously since 2005 with an intention of helping other students copy from their answer sheets.

Eamcet-2011 for admissions into engineering and medical colleges will be held amidst tight security on May 22. Officials decided to beef up security at all entrance examination centres in the state since a gang indulging in largescale malpractice was busted last year.

At a media conference held in the city, Eamcet officials said that cellphone jammers will be installed at all the problematic centres in the state, including the ones in Kurnool, Kadapa and Tirupati. Students will be frisked before entering the examination centres. If found with any electronic device of data transfer, including cellphones and pagers, candidates will be disqualified.

In the previous year (Eamcet-2010), several students, who had registered for the medical stream of the examination, had carried bluetooth enabled cellphones to get "experts" dictate them answers from outside. A gang of medical students were arrested for organising the crime.

This year, the Eamcet authorities will also collect the thumb impression of candidates who appear for the examination to prevent incidences of impersonation. The JNTU authorities have also employed special observers to check on candidates writing the examination. Police personnel at examination centres will be doubled this year. Even district collectors will employ a team of officials to carry out random checks at examination centres.

JNTU officials said that security is being beefed up as per the instructions of the state government and AP State Council of Higher Education ( APSCHE).

The officials also said that students, who have been repeating the medical stream test for the past few years, are now under police scanner. "There are 12,247 students who are currently writing the examination year after year. The police have their biodata. This, however, will not lead to any sort of inconvenience to genuine students," said D N Reddy, vice-chancellor, JNTU and chairman, Eamcet committee. He said that students have the right to repeat the test as there is no upper age limit for medical entrance examination.

JNTU authorities said that this year a total of 2.78 lakh students will appear for the examination under engineering stream. For medical stream, 68,518 students have registered.

"Every student applying for Eamcet engineering stream would get a seat as there are about 2.8 lakh seats in colleges in the state. We are expecting a sanction of more seats from AICTE," said D N Reddy.

Eamcet officials said that the first key to Eamcet question paper will be released four days after the exam is conducted. Eamcet results (marks) will be announced within 15 days of the exam. Eamcet ranks will be announced in the first week of July.

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), from June 1, will introduce a common entrance examination for initial short listing of candidates for selection into clerical and entry level officer cadre and specialist officers in various nationalised banks in the country, a press release from Indian Banks' Association said.

The move is aimed to help candidates avoid appearing for multiple examinations conducted by different banks for initial short listing, the press release added. The IBPS will conduct the exam twice a year for each cadre.

The banks, which will participate in the common entrance examination system, include Allahabad Bank, Andhra Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra, Canara Bank, Central Bank of India, Corporation Bank, Dena Bank, India Bank, India Overseas Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Punjab National Bank, Punjab and Sind Bank, Syndicate Bank, Union Bank of India, United Bank of India, UCO Bank and Vijaya Bank.

Score card

Candidates appearing for the common entrance will be issued a score card that will be valid for a period of one year from the date of issue. Each bank, which desires to recruit candidates for its various cadres, will invite applications from the pool of candidates who have valid score cards from IBPS.

The score card will specify the eligibility criteria including terms of age, educational qualifications and minimum score obtained in the written exam.

The new method of selection has Government of India approval and consent from the Boards of each of the participating banks and Managing Committee of Indian Banks' Association.

A valid score card issued by the IBPS will be a pre-requisite for candidates to apply for clerical cadre, entry level officer cadre and specialists officers in the participating banks, press release said.

The IBPS will issue notifications to conduct the common examination and will also hold pre-recruitment training to SC and ST applicants at its various centres.

Institution	Location
A.V. College Post Graduate Centre	Hyderabad
Alluri Institute of Management Sciences	Warangal
Ambedkar Institute of Management Studies	Visakhapatnam
Aurora's Business School	Hyderabad
Badruka Institute of Foreign Trade	Hyderabad
Chaittanya Bharati Institute of Technology	Hyderabad
David Memorial Institute of Management	Secunderabad
Department of Management, P.G.College	Hyderabad
Dhruva College of Management	Hyderabad
GITAM Institute of Foreign Trade	Visakhapatnam
IBS, Hyderabad	Hyderabad
Indian School of Business (ISB)	Hyderabad
Institute of Public Enterprises (IPE)	Hyderabad
Integral Institute of Advanced Management	Vishakhapatnam
National Instt. of Agricultural Extension Mgmt.	Hyderabad
Nava Bharathi College of PG Studies	Secunderabad
Noble Institute of Science and Technology	Visakhapatnam
Osmaina University, DBM	Hyderabad
Pendekanti Institute of Management	Hyderabad
Pragathi Maha Vidyalaya PG College	Hyderabad
Sarojini Naidu Vanitha Maha Vidhyalaya	Hyderabad
Sri Venkateswara University, SBM	Tirupati
Siva Sivani Institute of Management	Secunderabad
Sri Krishnadevaraya Institute of Management	Ananatpur
Sultan-Ul-Uloom College of Business Admin	Hyderabad
Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management	Hyderabad
Vishwa Vishwani Instt. of Systems & Mgmt.	Hyderabad
Vivekananda School of Post Graduate Studies	Hyderabad
Warangal Institute of Management	Warangal
Xavier Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management	Secunderabad

Select schools in detail

IBS, HYDERABAD

Flagship programme: MBA
Approval/Accreditation: NAAC
Student intake: 826
Fees (full course): Rs. 9.5 lakh
Board & lodging (2 Yrs.): Rs. 80,000
Admission test cut-offs: IBSAT : 96%ile
Full-time faculty: 125
Faculty with PhD: 62
Average placement salary: Rs. 5 lakh
Top recruiters: Iffco Tokio General, PWC, Office Tiger
Student activities: Macon, Infinity, Samavesh
Website: www.ibshyderabad.org

INDIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, HYDERABAD

Flagship programme: PGPM (one year)
Approval/Accreditation: Nil
Student intake: 560
Fees (full course): Rs. 19.30 lakh
Board & lodging (full course): Rs. 2.20 lakh
Admission test cut-offs:GMAT: no specific cut off
Full-time faculty: 50
Faculty with PhD: 50
Average placement salary: Rs. 16.47 lakh
Top recruiters: Aditya Birla Group, Avaya Global, AppLabs
Student activities: Bandhan (play), Shipwreck, JAM2
Website: www.isb.edu
Other programmes: PGPMAX, Post Doctoral programmes

INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES, HYDERABAD

Flagship programme: PGDM
Approval/Accreditation: AICTE
Student intake: 120
Fees (full course): Rs. 6.10 lakh
Admission test cut-offs: CAT: 40%ile*
Full-time faculty: 44*
Average placement salary: Rs. 4.20 lakh*
Top recruiters: Oracle, TCS, Asian Paints
Student activities: Sanskriti
Website: www.ipeindia.org
Other programmes: PGDM (RM), PGDM (BIF), MBA (BT)

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION MANAGEMENT (MANAGE), HYDERABAD

Flagship programme: PGDM-ABM
Approval/Accreditation: AICTE/NBA
Student intake: 60
Fees (full course): Rs. 3 lakh
Board & lodging (2 Yrs.): Rs. 1.5 lakh
Admission test cut-offs: MANET: 60%ile
Full-time faculty: 22
Faculty with PhD: 16
Average placement salary: Rs. 6.05 lakh
Top recruiters: Advanta India, IDBI, Coromandel
Website: www.manage.gov.in

SIVA SIVANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, SECUNDERABAD

Flagship Programme: PGDM
Approval/Accreditation: AICTE
Student intake: 120
Fees (full course): Rs. 5.25 lakh
Board & lodging (2yrs.): Rs. 1 lakh
Admission test cut-offs: CAT: 75%ile, MAT: 80%ile, XAT: 65%ile
Full-time faculty: 65
Faculty with PhD: 16
Average placement salary: Rs. 3 lakh
Top recruiters: BIG FM, Birla AMC, Marico
Student activities: Samskriti, Spandana, Sammelan
Website: www.ssim.ac.in
Other programmes: PGDM (HR), (Global Business), (Banking Insurance Finance & Allied Services)

ST. JOSEPH’S PG COLLEGE, HYDERABAD

Flagship programme: MBA
Approval/Accreditation: AICTE/NAAC
Student intake: 120
Fees (full course): Rs. 54,000
Board & lodging (2 yrs.): No info available
Admission test cut-offs: A.P ICET: 50%ile
Full-time faculty: 17
Faculty with PhD: 3
Average placement salary: Rs.2.19 lakh
Top recruiters: ICICI Prudential, Google India, Genpact, Amazon.com, Genpact BPO
Student activities: STATIM, Annual day celebrations
Website: www.josephpgcollege.ac.in

Source: Careers 360