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Monday, June 05, 2006
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City students excel in AIEEE this yearThe chances of a greater number of students from Tamil Nadu getting into centrally funded premier institutes have improved as they have performed well this year in the AIEEE 2006. TNAU to launch two PG courses 
Reaching out to the studentsA skill based diagnostic tool, ASSET, developed by Educational Initiatives aims to help students and teachers to imporve their level of understanding of concepts. Economics: more relevant in a complex, globalised world At the core of all developmental and social processes is the great discipline of economics. Good habits lead to positive attitude Self-evaluation is a prerequisite as one embarks on the process of achieving one's goals. 
Q & AI have completed the higher secondary examination and await the results. I aspire to become a veterinarian. How many seats are available in Tamil Nadu and what is the minimum cut off mark to be obtained. Is there any scope for vets in Tamil ... 'Quest' comes to Bangalore Agilent Technologies Foundation, a non-profit organisation, has started the Bangalore chapter of `Quest' with an aim to improve the quality of Mathematics and Science education in under privileged schools to equip students for competition in the ... 
Study in India, get trained in SingaporeStansfield School of Business has announced its employment-based diplomas and post graduate diplomas leading to various international degrees. The academic plans/intake starts from June/July 06. Stansfield Chairman Mr. Kannappan Chettiar ... Website on education in Australia A new website launched by an Indian who studied in Australia may be helpful to those who plan to pursue higher education in that continent. Is psychology your forte? Ready for the medical boom The rapid advancement of the healthcare sector has given a boost to ancillary programmes in medical education. 
A robot that sees with an electronic eyeThree engineering students went shopping for a toy robot. They bought one that was about a foot high, with wheels under its feet. It moved back and forth in response to commands from a wireless remote control. They opened the front portion of ... Educare is catching on globally The National Assessment and Accreditation Council has given the A++ rating to the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning and, the UGC has acknowledged it as a centre of excellence. But what is exciting is its concept of `Sathya Sai Educare', ... Food Process Engineering course at TNAU Value addition and eco-friendly storage of food is the focus of the four-year, full-time B.Tech. (Food Process Engineering) course offered by the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) in Coimbatore. It is offered at the Agricultural ... Software for rain forecast A large volume of rainfall data from various locations and an Australian Rainman software package enabled scientists at the Department of Agricultural Meteorology at the Directorate of Soil and Crop Management Studies at the Tamil Nadu ... 
In biotechnology, in-depth knowledge is vitalBiotechnology is a field of study that stresses the importance of research and the subsequent product development. So, before you take the plunge, make sure you have the potential to pursue research. TESTTRACKER C-DAC entrance test A dream come true The role of humanities and social sciences is crucial in promoting liberal education. Humanities and Social science graduates from top universities are in great demand, because of their proficient skill sets. In the backdrop of a changing ... Software competition The Computer Society of India (CSI), a 40-year old body of computer professionals is a member of SEARCC (South East Asia Regional Computer Confederation). Other member countries of SEARCC are, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New ... 
Technology in the teaching-learning processKnowledge explosion, globalisation, and the advent of knowledge driven economy warrants new structures at the organisational levels and new technologies much beyond classrooms, blackboards and books. Advances in electronics have fortunately ... Java object orientation workshop A 16-day intensive workshop on Java and Object Orientation was organised by the Children's Club, Mylapore, recently. The programme was conducted by Prof. N.V. Balasubramanian, a former Professor of City University of Hong Kong. The first half of ... It is all about business The course offered by University of Madras titled M.Com in International Business, has a wide canvas.
Know Your English "When you say that something has `gone south', what you mean is that it has gone down in value or quality. For example, when share prices went south, investors panicked." "How about this example? Sania lost in the first round of the French ...
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