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IMD’s training institute to open doors to varsity students

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:54:00 +0530

PUNE: The National Meteorological Training Institute (NMTI) in Pune is working on a plan to extend its courses to degree-holders in science stream from universities and research institutes. The NMTI is run by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

"Post-graduate science students from universities and institutes have shown keen interest in our meteorological training courses in the recent past. We have taken up this matter with our higher ups in Delhi," said Somenath Dutta, deputy director general for meteorology (training), IMD."The idea is to ensure that science graduates and post-graduates coming out of any affiliating system such as universities are allowed to join our regular training courses. This can happen in a phased manner, starting with one course and covering the remaining courses thereafter."

So far, the NMTI's acitivity has remained confined to training people from IMD and other government organisations that use the weather forecasting agency's services such as the defence services, civil aviation, satellite application and space research centres, maritime and hydrological services.

Besides, the NMTI trains foreign candidates nominated by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO). However, its training courses are not open for people from non-governmental institutions like universities and research institutes.

Dutta said, "We have been looking for recognition from various universities for our training courses. The Andhra University at Vishakhapatnam has recognised our one-year advanced meteorological training course as part of their M.Tech degree programme."

"The only condition put by the Andhra University is that after undertaking the course, the student concerned has to do a year-long scientific project under expert guidance," he added.

In the past, the NMTI had sought a similar recognition from the University of Pune, but the move failed to come through. "We exchanged a lot of correspondences in this regard, but things could not materialise owing to technical and administrative issues at the university end," said Dutta.

Apart from the year-long advanced meteorological course, the NMTI has been offering a six-month forecasters' training course and a four-month intermediate meteorological training course. The eligibility for these courses is science graduation with physics and mathematics as subjects.

Dutta said, "A new course in integrated basic meteorology, which will be of six-month duration, will commence soon for the scientific assistants being recruited by the IMD." The forecasting agency has set a recruitment target of 450 scientific assistants as part of the exercise to strengthen its manpower capacity.

Pune team wins moot court competition

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:54:00 +0530

The fifth national Moot Court competition organised by Amity Law School concluded on Saturday. A total of 45 law colleges from across the country participated in the three-day event.

The two teams that reached the finals were New Law College, Bharti Vidhya Peeth, Pune and D. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow, where Pune emerged as winners. The topic for the finals was Media Law. The participants from New Law College were Nistha Arora, Sunya Mudang, David Russell while Anusha Ramanathan, Himani Singh, Deepshri represented RML National Law University.

Varsity to go ahead with online FE exam for 2012-13

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:53:00 +0530

PUNE: The University of Pune's online exam plan for the first-year engineering (FE) degree course will roll out as declared earlier from the academic year 2012-13.

Officiating vice-chancellor Sanjay Chahande, who presided over the UoP's senate on Saturday, partially conceded the demand made by a section of teachers to refer the FE online plan to the varsity's exam reforms committee, but expressed his inability to stay the plan for 2012-13.

The plan refers to increasing the online exam component in the engineering degree course by covering all the 10 subjects, instead of the existing three subjects, at the FE level.

TOI, in its issue dated November 27, 2011, was first to report the UoP's online engineering exam plan, which is part of a bigger exam reforms exercise being pursued by the university.

Chahande's statement came after senior senate member Nandkumar Nikam brought to the senate members' notice that the plan had already been announced, after having gone through an elaborate decision-making process, including clearances by the engineering faculty and the academic council.

"Any change now will require the mandatory 180 days notice period as provided under the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994," Nikam said during a 30-minute animated debate after senate member Shridhar Deo moved an adjournment motion. Deo said the plan was being pushed through in haste and was against the interest of students.

Deo argued that the skill sets of engineering students cannot be evaluated on the basis of online exams featuring multiplechoice questions, which are more suited to entrance tests. However, UoP engineering faculty dean G K Kharate put up a strong defence by pointing out that the move had been discussed and cleared by the 55-member faculty and the academic council.

Kharate clarified that the online plan was confined to the first and second year of engineering studies, which deal with basic sciences and engineering concepts. There was no move yet to extend the same to the third and final year, where the applications and design part of studies gets stronger.

Earlier, Chahande said that the subject of the adjournment motion can barely be discussed by the senate considering the complex academic issues involved. "The issue needs to be placed before a suitable forum like the board of studies or academic council," he said.

While the members seemed divided over the issue, Deo took a stance t hat he wouldn't withdraw the adjournment motion unless assured that the matter was referred to the exam reforms committee and the FE online plan is stayed with immediate effect. Eventually, he withdrew the motion after the VC assured that the matter would be referred to the reforms panel.

For the last few years, the UoP has been conducting online tests of 50 marks each for three of the ten subjects - fundamentals of programming language, engineering mechanics and basic electronics - at the end of each semester at the FE level. The remaining seven exams are conducted in the conventional written mode.

Last year, the faculty of engineering mooted a proposal that envisages a 25-mark online test, to be conducted twice in the first two months of each semester at the FE level. Each of these online tests will cover two chapters of all the 10 subjects and will be followed by a 50-mark written test in the third month of the semester.

The move is aimed at ensuring that engineering students start with their studies from the first day of joining the degree course and that they go through a continuous evaluation process, which provides a real gauge of the knowledge acquired by them.

Pune University teachers to skip paper checking

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:53:00 +0530

Pune University Teachers Association (Puta) and Pune University College Teachers’ Organisation (Pucto) have decided to boycott checking of papers.

Secretary of Puta, Arunkumar Walunj told DNA, “We have decided to boycott paper checking work for graduate and postgraduate courses of the University of Pune owing to our pending demands. These include arrears payment, implementation of 6th pay commission scales and exemption from NET and SET. Staff of unaided and social science colleges have joined us.”

“The state government and University of Pune (UoP) have taken no decision regarding payment of arrears to teachers who have been working in colleges for years together. These arrears are of different types and include the 6th pay commission and other incentives,” he said.

“Similarly, on three earlier occasions on August 16 and 26 last year and March 12 this year, the University Grants Commission reminded the state to exempt the teachers who have joined work between 1991 to 2000 from NET-SET examinations. But no decision has been taken.”

“In many colleges, the teachers have yet not received their salaries as per the recommendations of the 6th pay commission. It’s almost five years now that the 6th pay commission has come into effect, but yet teachers have not received their due,” he said.

UoP proposes a whopping R 446.99 cr budget

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:52:00 +0530

The University of Pune (UoP) budget for 2012-13 has shot up to Rs 446.99 crore, a good Rs 62.16 crore over 2011-12, which was at Rs 384.83 crore.

Tabled before the UoP senate by Pandit Vidyasagar, the budget makes provisions of Rs 34.06 crore for student-centric activities.

The senate meeting was about to get adjourned for the day on Saturday when the budget was introduced. The meeting was chaired by acting vice-chancellor (VC) Sanjay Chahande and registrar ML Jadhav. Discussion on the budget will take place at the senate meeting on Sunday.

The budget earmarks Rs 20 lakh for creating an alumni centre, which was proposed by former vice chancellor RK Shevgaonkar. Another provision Rs 39 lakh has been made for the competitive examinations centre. Rs 25 lakh has been allocated for organising Avishkar competition, Rs 30 lakh for MPhil, PhD research scholarships and Rs 2.5 crore for Krantijyoti Savitrimata Phule scholarship programme for women.

The proposed world class sports complex has allocation of Rs 2.5 crore and Rs 8 crore for students facilitation centre. Another sum of Rs 8 crore has been allocated for blind laboratory, Rs 1.72 crore for hostel facility, Rs 7.36 crore for student welfare scheme and Rs 1.42 crore for international students’ centre.

An amount of Rs 6.93 crore has been allotted for Jaykar Library maintenance, development and book purchases.

The UoP has allotted Rs 1.35 crore for social initiatives. These include FM Radio (Rs 45 lakh allocation), adult and continuous education centre (Rs 25 lakh), senior citizens centre (Rs 10.5 lakh) and Samarth Bharat Abhiyaan (Rs 50 lakh).

The budget made provision of Rs84.08 crore for salaries and pensions, HRD training, administrative training of non-teaching staff and housing scheme for class IV and class III staff.

An amount of Rs 14.6 crore has been earmarked for excellence programmes for affiliated colleges and institutes and to improve their educational quality and other infrastructure expenses. Similarly, Rs 25.02 crore has been allocated for purchase of various educational tools.

Rs `446-cr budget tabled in senate

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:52:00 +0530

A Rs 446.99-crore budget for 2012-13, with fresh provisions to increase the bandwidth capacity for the on-campus use of internet and enhanced focus on research programmes and fellowships, was tabled before the senate of the University of Pune (UoP) on Saturday.

The overall provision is up by Rs 62.16 crore from the Rs 384.83-crore budget (revised estimates) that was announced for 2011-12. The projected deficit, at Rs 103.21 crore, has also gone up by Rs 10.42 crore from the Rs 92.79 crore last year.

Moving the budget proposal, senior management council and senate member Pandit Vidyasagar said, "The budget has extended an appropriate priority to academic and research programmes, while also taking into account the requirements of all other stakeholders, i.e. students, teachers and nonteaching staff."

"The focus is also on allocations for special grants to the postgraduate departments, students facilitation centre, quality improvement programme, financial aid to affiliated colleges, students scholarships, and skill development and assistance to the economically weaker section students," he said.

The Pune University Network, formerly known as the triple connectivity programme, has been allocated Rs 9.7 crore towards development and another Rs 2.25 crore towards maintenance, while Rs 6 crore have been earmarked for the quality improvement programme and another Rs 5 crore for the virtual classroom project.

The UoP's 411-acre campus already has an elaborate fibre optic network and wireless network facility. But considering the increasing use of internet and the growing number of students, the UoP is keen on strengthening the bandwidth capacity, he said.

ARs 8-crore provision has been made for the proposed new building for the students' facilitation centre, which was recently started from a makeshift bungalow adjacent to the main entrance. This centre has been positioned as the one-stop avenue for students reaching the university for exam-related documents, degrees and other works.

The budget provides Rs 3 crore for M.Phil/Ph.D scholarships and Rs 1 crore for research fellowships, besides Rs 7.36 crore for the students' welfare board, which drives most of the university's student-centric initiatives. The board's allocation is up by Rs 6 lakh from last year's Rs 7.30 crore. Another Rs 1.72 crore have been provided for the students hostels.

On the revenue side, the UoP received a bulk of its earning from the exam department, at Rs 101.89 crore out of the total 446.99 crore budget. This constitutes 22.8% of the total earnings. Meanwhile, officiating vice-chancellor Sanjay Chahande informed the senate members that an urgent meeting of the Board of Examination will be convened soon to deliberate steps required to strengthen the functioning of the exam department.

The department came in for severe flak from the senate for its "inefficiency and inaction" over some of the recent scams and irregularities.

University senate members flay proposed MPU Act

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:51:00 +0530

PUNE: The Maharashtra Public Universities (MPU) Act, 2011, proposed by the state government-appointed Arun Nigavekar committee, came in for some severe criticism by members of the senate of the University of Pune (UoP) on Saturday.

The proposed act comes as a comprehensive rewrite job of the existing Maharashtra Universities (MU) Act, 1994, and will replace it after alegislative bill is expected to be passed during the monsoon session of the state legislature.

A day-long special joint meeting of the UoP senate, the academic council and the management council will be convened in the first half of April to deliberate on the provisions of the MPU Act, UoP's officiating vicechancellor (VC) Sanjay Chahande told the senate members.

Among other things, the MPU Act, 2011, seeks to replace the senates in state universities with a new concept called the Society Partnership Council (SOUL), which will have 45 prominent representatives from different walks of life - half of these will be nominated members.

As such, the overall composition of SOUL will be far less than the 100-odd members strength of the existing senate bodies. It is this provision which has raised the hackles of the UoP senate members, who feel that their very existence as part of a key statutory body of the varsity is at stake.

Adraft of the MPU Act is currently being examined by a multi-member expert panel, headed by former bureaucrat Kumud Bansal. Later, it will be tabled for approval by the State Cabinet. Eventually, the bill will be introduced in the state legislature.

The present MU Act provides for senate as the principal authority for all financial estimates and budgetary appropriations and for providing social feedback to the university on current and future academic programmes.

The feedback task is to be taken care of by members elected from the affiliated colleges and institutions - 18 principals; eight representatives of college managements; 20 teachers; 10 registered graduates; two students' representatives; five post-graduate (PG) teachers; two MLAs and two MLCs, among others.

With the VC as its presiding head, the state directors for higher, technical and medical education, director of students welfare board and seven distinguished personalities nominated by the VC make up for the rest of the senate.

Getting into the senate is seen as a status symbol that drives politicallyinclined academicians as well as individuals from other fields, to pour in money and pull the right strings during the university elections to be part of the senate. Often, concern has been raised over the senates having been reduced to 'pockets of influence', while there has been much criticism about falling standards of debates at senate meetings.

Moving an adjournment motion on the issue, senate member Santosh Dhore said, "The MPU Act needs to be condemned for recommending replacement of senate with the proposed SOUL. We need to convey our strong views against this proposed enactment to the government."

Senior member Gajanan Ekbote seconded the motion while pointing out that the SOUL will be reduced to a toothless body with no decision-making powers on matters relating to budget, statutes and annual reports. "Half of the SOUL members will be nominated people with no independent views," he said. "There will be no representation for principals and institute managements," he added.

Principal Nandakumar Nikam, who was part of the Nigavekar committee, brought to the VC's notice that the issue cannot be decided on the basis of a brief discussion in the senate, but needs a wider deliberation by members from senate as well as academic and management councils.

Dhore withdrew the adjournment motion after the VC declared that the joint meeting proposed by Nikam will be held soon and views of members will be conveyed to the state government.

PUNE University course on gender, culture and development studies

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Wed, 8 Jun 2011 12:54:00 +0530

Those students and professionals who are interested in finding out how subjects of gender, culture and development are related can enroll for the master's programme in gender, culture and development studies.

Admissions will begin mid-June for the course run by the Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule Women's Studies Centre in the university. The course was launched a year ago by the Centre. Sharmila Rege, director, Women's Studies Centre, said: "It is different from other postgraduate courses in the social sciences and humanities, as it brings together the three fields of gender studies, culture studies and development studies into one cohesive postgraduate programme, thereby exploring the inter-linkages between the three.

The course content, pedagogical practices followed in the classroom, skills imparted, internships (all the students are offered block placements/internships in organisations involved in the social, media, and development sector) enhance career prospects."

The inter-disciplinary course would prove a value addition to professionals and students including academicians, researchers, media and management professionals, government employees engaged in women and child welfare, those working on development issues with NGOs, etc.

आखिरकार मारा गया ओसामा बिन लादेन

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Mon, 2 May 2011 13:43:00 +0530

दुनिया के सबसे बड़े आतंकी कहे जाने वाले ओसामा बिन लादेन को आखिरकार अमेरिकी सेना ने मार गिराया है। पाकिस्तान की राजधानी इस्लामाबाद के पास ऐबटाबाद में एक पुरानी हवेली के भीतर छिपे बैठे लादेन को अमेरिकी सेना के जवानों ने शूट कर दिया। उसके सिर पर गोली मारी गई। अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति बराक हुसैन ओबामा ने पूरी दुनिया के सामने इसका ऐलान किया है।
ओबामा ने ऑपरेशन अफगानिस्तान की सफलता के लिए अपनी सेना को बधाई दी है, और लादेन के मारे जाने पर काफी खुशी जाहिर की है। ओबामा ने कहा कि बिना पाकिस्तान की मदद के यह मुमकिन नहीं था। सोमवार सुबह ही उन्होंने पाकिस्तान के राष्ट्रपति आसिफ अली जरदारी से बात की और उनका शुक्रिया अदा किया। अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति ने साथ ही यह भी कहा कि हमारी लड़ाई इस्लाम के खिलाफ नहीं है।
कहा जा रहा है कि ओसामा की लाश अमेरिका के पास ही है। लादेन का मारा जाना अमेरिका की बड़ी जीत है, और इससे विश्व स्तर पर आतंकी गतिविधियों पर गहरी चोट होगी।
गौरतलब है कि अमेरिका में 9/11 हमले के पीछे ओसामा बिन लादेन के हाथ के बाद अमेरिका ने अफगानिस्तान पर हमला किया था और पिछले 10 साल से लगातार अफगानिस्तान के विभिन्न इलाकों में अमेरिका हमले कर अलकायदा के इस शीर्ष आतंकी को मारने की फिराक में था। उधर लादेन की मौत की खबर के बाद अमेरिकी लोग सड़कों पर जश्न मनाने उतर आए।

ओसामा की मौत के बाद बढ़ेगा आतंक?

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Mon, 2 May 2011 13:39:00 +0530

सुरक्षा विशेषज्ञों ने डर जाहिर किया है कि लादेन की मौत के बाद पश्चिमी मुल्कों पर आतंक का खतरा बढ़ जाएगा।

अल कायदा जल्द से जल्द यह जाहिर करने की कोशिश करेगा कि वो अभी भी जिंदा है। लेकिन अमेरिका द्वारा ओसामा को मार गिराने और शव अपने कब्जे में ले लेने के बाद अल कायदा के लड़ाकों का मनोबल जरूर कम हुआ होगा।

11 सितंबर को ट्विन टॉवर पर हमले के बाद से ही अल कायदा के ढांचे में काफी बदलाव भी आया है। विशेषज्ञ मानते हैं कि ओसामा बिन लादेन के नेतृत्व में दुनिया भर के मुस्लमि कट्टरपंथी एकजुट थे। अल कायदा में मिस्त्र में पैदा हुए डॉक्टर अल जवाहिरी दूसरा सबसे ताकतवर सख्श है। ओसामा की मौत के बाद जवाहिरी के ही कमान संभालने की संभावना है।

जलां लादेन आतंक का चेहरा था वहीं जवाहिरी आतंक के पीछे का असली दिमाग है। लादेन अल कायदा का पोस्टर बॉय था लेकिन आतंक की साजिश जवाहिरी का दिमाग ही रचता था। पिछले महीने ही जारी किए गए एक वीडियो में जवाहिरी ने मुस्लिमों से नाटो और अमेरिकी सेनाओं पर हमले तेज करने का आह्वान किया था। यह वीडियो लीबिया पर कार्रवाई के बाद जारी हुआ था।

लादेन की तरह ही जवाहिरी भी बेहद अमीर परिवार में पैदा हुआ है। वो एफबीआई की मोस्ट वांटेड लिस्ट में लादेन के बाद दूसरे नंबर पर है। अब लादेन के बाद जवाहिरी ही इस लिस्ट में सबसे ऊपर है। 2001 में अफगानिस्तान से तालिबान के खात्मे के दौरान जवाहिरी बड़ी ही चालाकी से अमेरिका के शिकंजे से निकल गया था। 60 वर्षीय जवाहिरी के भी पाकिस्तान में छिपे होने की संभावना है।

जवाहिरी संभालेगा अल कायदा की कमान! लादेन की मौत पर पाकिस्‍तान में उठे सवाल

noreply@blogger.com (akki) — Mon, 2 May 2011 13:35:00 +0530

आतंकी सरगना ओसामा बिन लादेन के बाद उम्‍मीद है कि अल कायदा में नंबर दो अयमान अल जवाहिरी को आतंकी गुट का सरगना बनाया जा सकता है। लादेन के बेहद करीबी रहे जवाहिरी (तस्‍वीर में) ने कई बार अमेरिका और उसके सहयोगी देशों को धमकी दी है।

जवाहिरी इंटरनेट पर वीडियो जारी कर अपने आंतकी संदेश का प्रसारण करता रहा है। हाल में उसने ऐसा ही वीडिया जारी कर दुनियाभर के मुसलमानों से लीबिया में अमेरिकी और नाटो की सेना के खिलाफ लड़ने का आह्वान किया।

लादेन की मौत पर पाकिस्‍तान में उठे सवाल
लादेन के मारे जाने को लेकर पाकिस्‍तान में ही सवाल उठने लगे हैं। अमेरिकी राष्‍ट्रपति बराक ओबामा ने ऐलान किया कि ओसामा पाकिस्‍तान की राजधानी इस्‍लामाबाद के समीप अबोटाबाद में अमेरिकी सैनिकों के ऑपरेशन में मारा गया है।

अमेरिकी राष्‍ट्रपति ने अपने आधिकारिक ऐलान में कहा कि पाकिस्‍तान की मदद से लादेन को मारा गया है। लेकिन ओबामा के इस बयान पर उंगली उठाते हुए आईएसआई के पूर्व प्रमुख हामिद गुल ने कहा कि ओबामा की बात सच नहीं है। उन्‍होंने कहा कि अगर अमेरिका ने पाकिस्‍तान के साथ मिलकर लादेन के खिलाफ यह ऑपरेशन किया है तो इसकी तस्‍वीर क्‍यों नहीं दिखा रहे। हालांकि पाकिस्‍तान की पूर्व केंद्रीय मंत्री शेरी रहमान ने कहा कि आईएसआई की मदद से ही इस तरह का ऑपरेशन संभव था।

इंटरनेट पर ओसामा की शक्‍ल से जुड़ती तस्‍वीर जारी हो गई है जिसके सिर पर गोलियों के निशान थे। हालांकि इस तस्‍वीर की आधिकारिक पुष्टि नहीं हुई है। ब्रिटिश अखबार ‘द टेलीग्राफ’ ने भी खबर दी है कि डीएनए जांच में ओसामा के शव की पुष्टि हो गई है।

PUNE UNIVERSITY WEBSITE :- Website address

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Date of Establishment :	10th February, 1949.

Location :	Ganeshkhind Road, Pune, Maharashtra, India.

Website address :	http://www.unipune.ac.in

ABOUT PUNE UNIVERSITY

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Pune is the main educational center of Maharashtra. Numerous students from every corner of India and the world come to Pune. It is quite safe and peaceful city as compared to other educational centers in India. The climate of Pune is pleasant and good for health. The city of Pune houses many well-known, established institutes and colleges. University of Pune is one of the finest and most popular educational centers in the city. It offers excellent programs in various areas including Science, Commerce, Arts, Languages and Management Studies.

About University of Pune

University of Pune, one of the premier universities in India, is positioned in the North-western part of Pune city. It occupies an area of about 411 acres. It was established on 10th February, 1948 under the Poona University Act. The university houses 46 academic departments. It is popularly known as the 'Oxford of the East'. It has about 118 recognized research institutes and 269 affiliated colleges offering graduate and under-graduate courses.

The university attracts many foreign students due to its excellent facilities. It offers good accommodation facility. There is a provision of hostel for the students. There is a well-stocked library containing plenty of books regarding various subjects. The university offers different scholarships to the students. The university conducts seminars and conferences for the students.

PUNE TIME TABLE 2011 :- Master of Architecture Examination, May, 2011.LINK

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Programme of Master of Architecture Examination, May, 2011.

2011 PUNE TIME TABLE B ARCH LINK :- Programme of Second to Fifth Year B. Arch.(2003 Pattern), Third Year B.Arch. and Third Year B. Arch (Interior Design ) (2008 Pattern)

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Programme of Second to Fifth Year B. Arch.(2003 Pattern), Third Year B.Arch. and Third Year B. Arch (Interior Design ) (2008 Pattern)

PUNE TIME TABLE 2011 :- Programme of B. Arch. (Interior Design) Examinations LINK

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Programme of B. Arch. (Interior Design) Examinations

PUNE TIME TABLE 2011 :- Programme of the Bachelor of Design (B. Des.) (Semester IV & VI) Examinations LINK

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Programme of the Bachelor of Design (B. Des.) (Semester IV & VI) Examinations

MCA 2011 TIME TABLE PUNE :-TY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008 Course Examinations, May, 2011. (Under Engineering Faculty) LINK

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Programme of TY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008
Course Examinations, May, 2011. (Under Engineering Faculty)

MCA 2011 TIME TABLE PUNE :-SY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008 Course Examinations, May, 2011. (Under Engineering Faculty) LINK

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Programme of SY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008
Course Examinations, May, 2011. (Under Engineering Faculty)

MCA TIME TABLE PUNE 2011 :-Programme of FY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008 Course Examinations, May, 2011.(Under Engineering Faculty) LINK

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Programme of FY MCA ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2005 and 2008
Course Examinations, May, 2011.(Under Engineering Faculty)

PU TIME TABLE 2011 :- Programme of B.E. (All Courses–All Branches) Examinations, May, 2011 LINK

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Programme of B.E. (All Courses–All Branches) Examinations,
May, 2011

PUNE TIME TABLE 2011 :- Programme of T.E. [ All Branches ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2003 and 2008 Course ]Examinations, May, 2011.

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Programme of T.E. [ All Branches ( Semester I and Semester II )
2003 and 2008 Course ]Examinations, May, 2011.

PUNE UNIVERSITY TIME TABLE :- S.E. [ All Branches ( Semester I and Semester II ) 2003 and 2008 Course ] Examinations, May, 2011. LINK

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Programme of S.E. [ All Branches ( Semester I and Semester II )
2003 and 2008 Course ] Examinations, May, 2011.

BE TIME TABLE PUNE 2011 :- Programme of F.E. (2008 Pattern) Examination, May, 2011

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Programme of F.E. (2008 Pattern) Examination, May, 2011

BE TIME TABLE PUNE EXAM 2011 :- Engineering TIME TABLE LINK

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Faculty of Engineering: