VTU’s negligence forces it to pay 210 crore as IT
Posted in VTU alerts by Rakesh doddera On September 27, 2012
Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has to pay the penalty of 210 crore as Income Tax (I-T) seemingly for the negligence of four vice-chancellors who ignored applying for I-T exemption, which is mandated for all state universities. The I-T department has issued a
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More students join fight against VTU’s carry-over policy
Posted in VTU alerts by Rakesh doddera On September 8, 2012
Final verdict on the plea made by 100 students delayed as others file similar petitions before the High Court With the High Court adjourning the hearing on a plea challenging the varsity’s carry-over system on Thursday, the ongoing tussle between BE students
Private colleges linked to KEA chief’s transfer
Posted in VTU alerts by Rakesh doddera On September 8, 2012
Did private professional college managements play a role in the recent exit of the executive director of Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA)? Sources in the state higher education department suspect so since KEA’s former executive director V Rashmi was adamant on taking action
VTU policy for GRACE MARKS
Posted in VTU alerts by Karthik VU On September 4, 2012
GMR 01: Grace marks shall be awarded to a Subject / Paper / Practical / Head of passing to a maximum of 2% of University Examination marks if, after gracing the candidate gets minimum prescribed marks in the Theory / Practical and
VTU carry-over system: HC relief to pupils. No Year-Back anymore!
Posted in VTU alerts by karthik R On September 2, 2012
According to the varsity’s rules, engineering students have to clear all the subjects of the first two semesters for admission to the fifth semester. Giving relief to thousand of engineering students across the state, the High Court of Karnataka has clamped an