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Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) at the towns HM Revenue and Customs office in Saltire House, walked out over plans to reassign jobs to Edinburgh, as well as in support of national issues of job cuts, pay and privatisation. Staff at the tax office are angry over plans to relocate 85 jobs from the Glenrothes base to the capital. They claim it would cost them £2,000 a year to commute to the capital. They also believe that some workers would be unable to make the move because of domestic committments. Source : .fifenow.co.uk/

THE HRD minister reiterated on Wednesday that the IIMs would have to first amend their Memorandum of Association for campuses abroad. He also denied the charge that his ministry's response to HM-Bangalore's proposal had come "too late", after the institution had started groundwork. Arjun Singh said that before venturing abroad, the IIMs should help students of the country He said his ministry had made a presentation before the Planning Commission for more resources for higher education and hoped they would be made available. News of IIMs

Established in the year 1958, the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) is chalking out plans to celebrate its golden jubilee later in 2007 in a big way and various events spanning over a year are being planned. The IIT-Bombays golden jubilee opportunity would be used to launch new initiatives, celebrate successes of past years and reflect on the past and plan for future, said an official of the countrys premier engineering institute. The Foundation Day would be celebrated on March 10, 2008 and the Institutes golden jubilee celebrations committee is planning to invite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to attend the event, where

IIM Ahmedabad has crossed the first barrier towards becoming an international business school with the first batch of its residential executive management programme enrolling about 40 per cent overseas students. of the 67 students joining the one-year Post Graduate Programme in Management for Executives in April 2006,26 are from abroad. Barring one student from Malaysia, the other overseas executives are from the US and the UK. Many of them also plan to work in India, said Prof. Raghuram, who headed the committee that designed -the curriculum for middle-and senior-level executives with international exposure and work experience. Designed by IIMA professors

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Jamia Milia Islamia University is starting a new PG Diploma course on Child Rights with support from a Swedish NGO. The one-year course is expected to commence by January 2006. The course content will focus on a lot of issues including law, social work and sociology. The university also plans to rope in guest lecturers, said Rakshanda Jalil, media coordinator, Jamia. Notification

No smoking, ban on mobile phones, no talking to the press, ragging prohibited... all this and more will be part of a code of conduct for students as well as teachers in Chhattisgarh university and colleges. A decision to ensure its strict implementation was taken in a meeting of vice-chancellors with governor Lt Gen K M Sheth (retd) held here on 19.07.05. The code also prohibits students and teachers from approaching newspapers or political parties with their problems. Ragging of any kind would invite rustication, jail for five years and fine of Rs 5,000, the document circulated among students and

Graduates Make Suitable Boys New Breed of Software Programmers Replaces Engineers Come summer, graduate colleges across the country will have new visitors Indias marquee IT companies Wipro, Satyam and TCS. Breaking away from a long tradition of hiring only engineering graduates as software professionals, these companies are now looking to hire science and commerce graduates to write computer programs. In the next few months, the Bangalore-based Wipro, the third largest software company in India, will have hired 1,500 graduates. Hyderabad-based Satyam Computers will hire 600 while TCS, the No 1 software company, will initially start off with mathematics majors and a

Roadshows and a 78-country promotional campaign worth Rs 20 lakh later, admissions for the much-awaited post-graduate programme in management for executives (PGPX) at the Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) have finally come through. A course that looks at raising the equity of the IIMS in the global market, PGPX was launched in January last year as a programme meant to enhance skills of working professionals, particularly of international origin. For the first batch starting April 2006, the institute has currently admitted 67 students. We had decided for an initial intake of 50 students, but increased our offers to 71 of

The professional market is becoming more and more competitive. There are 600 management programmes nationwide, which graduate approximately 5,000 students a year are rendering MBA degree holders a dime a dozen. Apart from one detail - the programmes themselves cost substantially more than a dime. As do other educational programmes, whether they are a professional or technical graduate degree, a liberal arts undergraduate degree, or a PhD in botany. A management degree at an IIM will cost just under Rs 2, 00,000, but if you're going abroad you can end up spending any where between £10,000 a year to $50,000

Standing up for Orissas demand for an Indian Institute of Technology, the BJP-led NDA members staged a walkout on the issue in the Lok Sabha as the Government said there were no plans for setting up the technical institute in the state. The walkout took place after the matter was raised in a calling attention motion in the afternoon session on Tuesday, where BJD and BJP members among them B K Tripathy, B Mahtab, K Swain, Prasanna Acharya and Dharmendra Pradhan pointed out that despite a demand for the institute in Orissa, an IIT had not been set up. The

The State Government has allotted 11 acres of land sought by the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-M) for setting up a research park, through a government order recently. The plans and other financial arrangements for the building are ready and the project is expected to start soon. In 2003, IIT-Madras had asked for 12 acres in Taramani and the State Government allotted 6.59 acres in 2005. The IIT-M sought additional land to improve its connection with the IT corridor and also construct an 18-m access road. This 18 m road would enable IIT-M to construct a multi-storied building. More : hindu.com

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NDIAN Institute of Technology (IIT) rules the mind of this years toppers. While some students, who have appeared for IIT-JEE ( entrance test for the IITs), are lured by IITs magnetic repute, for others the big fat salaries matter. However, State topper Vidita Khatri from Valsad has different plans. She wants to be a doctor like her parents. Meanwhile dreaming of IIT, Chirag Thaker, who ranked sixth in state, says,I have already appeared for the entrance exams for IITs and hope to get atleast 70 percent. The IITs are the best when it comes to Engineering. Eighth in state, student

Established in 1973, basically to train managers of the Bangalore-based public sector companies, the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) has come a long way, and is now a global brand, what with top global companies calling at the campus every year for its students or foreign countries seeking to associate with it as in the Singapore case. The institute's director, Prof Prakash Apte, spoke to Thanuja B M on its plans and the management education scenario in India. What are your plans for expansion and increasing intake at IIMB to meet domestic demand? We are looking to increase intake