Developments in education: Great TS EAMCET from 9 September

Developments in education sector of India are attracting everyone’s attention. The most worth noting is conducting TS EAMCET 2020 from 9 September.

People who are well versed with Developments in education sector of this country pointed that TS EAMCET for this year will be conducted from 9, 10, 11 and 14 September.

Developments in education

TS EAMCET is conducted to provide admissions into engineering, agriculture, pharmacy and veterinary courses at gradudate level at various colleges in Telangana state.

Exam for the engineering stream will be conducted on 9,10,11 and 14 September.

Sources further privy to Developments in education field said as many as 1.42 lakh students have applied for engineering admissions.

Further, out of the 1.42 lakh applicants, about 1.35 applicants have already downloaded the hall-tickets for attending the exam, say sources privy to Developments in education sector.

The exam is to be held in the morning and afternoon shifts. Morning shift will be from 9 am to 12 pm. The afternoon session will be from 3 pm to 6 pm.

Sources keenly following the Developments in education sector say each exam centre will have about 100 candidates appearing for the test.

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This would amount to about 17,000 from across test zones which include the four zones of Andhra Pradesh also, said sources following the Developments in education sector.

The students attending the exam have to submit a self-declaration stating that they are neither corona virus positive nor potential carrier of the virus.

Students can bring along with them a ball-pen and a transperant sanitizer bottle of 50 ml and water bottle.

Candidates who are experiencing cold, cough, sneezing, fever have to inform in advance the authorities concerned at the test centre.

Sources familiar with Developments in education sector say over 78,000 students have applied for agriculture, pharmacy and veterinary streams.

The exams for them will be held on 28 and 29 September. Students attending TS EAMCET for these streams can download hall-tickets from 21 to 25 September.

Arrear exams in Tamil Nadu
Engineering students in Tamil Nadu who have arrears and have applied for re-exam in April and May this year have to write the exams to pass their graduation, said AICTE chairman Anil Sahasrabuddhe.

Sources keenly focused on Developments in education sector say that a letter written in this regard by AICTE chairman which even said that Anna University would be removed of its approval was made public on social media.

Sources privy to various Developments in education sector have said that Anil Sahasrabuddhe has said that he found it surprising that final year students are being passed without conducting examinations.

This was not acceptable, such students who are passed without conducting examinations will not receive acceptance from the industry or from other higher education institutions.

This protest by AICTE has come of a shock for certain students who were in a thought that they could pass the exams without much effort, say sources tracking the Developements in education sector.

Anna University vice chancellor however has denied receiving any such mail.

Former vice-chancellor of Anna University Balagurusamy is said to have filed a petition in Madras High Court against the decision to pass students without exams.

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He said this would not only downgrade the reputation of Anna University but also future of the students and quality of education.

Education sponsorship
Developments in education sector had seen a good moment. Meenakshi College of Nursing in Madurai has come forward to sponsor the education of a needy student S. Abirami of Pudukkottai district.

Sources who are following various Developments in education sector said that Abirami has scored 366 out of 600 marks in her 12th examination.

However, the girl was not in a position to continue her education to fulfill her dreams of becoming a nurse to serve the society owing to her weak economic condition.

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Sources following Developments in education sector said father of Abirami was working as a security guard in Malaysia for a salary of Rs 15,000.

He suffered a stroke and fell off a building and died. Abirami’s mother Menaka worked as a domestic help expressed doubts on the ability to fulfill the daughter’s dream of becoming a nurse owing to their not so strong economic condition.

Sources familiar with Developments in the education sector said that was the time when Meenakshi College of Nursing which is a unit of Meenakshi Mission Hospital and Research Centre came forward to sponsor her education.

Abirami was selected as a beneficiary of Chinnammal Kalvi Udhavi Thottam for free education.

As per this scheme, her graduate education programme along with that of food, accomodation and other charges will be completely sponsored.

Sources familiar with the Developments in the education sector say she will be joining the college in couple of days.

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