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नागपूर:- एकीकडे जिल्ह्यात पुन्हा एकदा कोरोनाचा प्रादुर्भाव वाढू लागला आहे. दुसरीकडे शासनाच्या मान्यतेनंतर महाविद्यालये सोमवारपासून सुरू झाली. शाळेप्रमाणेच 50 टक्के उपस्थिती अनिवार्य करण्यात आली आहे. यामुळेच विद्यार्थ्यांची संख्या कमी होती. विद्यार्थ्यांमध्ये उत्साह असला तरी प्राध्यापकांसाठी नियोजन हे एक मोठे आव्हान बनले आहे. त्याचबरोबर बर्‍याच महाविद्यालयांनी पुढील काही दिवस ऑनलाइन वर्ग सुरू ठेवण्याचा निर्णय घेतला आहे.

आरटीएम नागपूर विद्यापीठाच्या क्षेत्रात 504 महाविद्यालये आहेत. शाळेप्रमाणेच महाविद्यालयांमध्येही पालक-विद्यार्थ्यांचे सहमति पत्र अनिवार्य केले आहे. ज्या महाविद्यालयांमध्ये १००० हून अधिक विद्यार्थी आहेत, तेथे 50 टक्के विद्यार्थ्यांना नियोजन ही एक समस्या बनली आहे. त्याच वेळी, विद्यार्थ्यांना रोटेशननुसार बोलावणे देखील एक कठीण काम आहे.

पहिलाच दिवस असल्याने कॉलेजांमध्ये कडक वातावरण दिसून आले. गेटवर विद्यार्थ्यांचे सॅनिटायझेशन करण्यात आले. त्याच वेळी, गर्दी टाळण्यासाठी सर्वांना एका रांगेत वर्ग खोलीत पाठवले गेले. विद्यार्थ्यांना मास्कशिवाय प्रवेश देण्यात आलेला नाही. त्याचबरोबर ग्रंथालयात सोशल डिस्टेंस वरही विशेष लक्ष दिले गेले.

इतर उपक्रमांवर सध्या बंदी: विद्यार्थ्यांनी सांगितले की ते बरेच दिवस कॉलेज सुरू होण्याची वाट पाहत होते. अखेरीस पूर्ण 11 महिन्यांनंतर महाविद्यालये उघडली गेली, परंतु बरेच बदलही पाहिले गेले. त्याच प्रकारे, कॅन्टीन, ग्राउंडमध्ये एकत्र जमण्यास मनाई आहे, लायब्ररीत सोशल डिस्टेंस मुळे सर्व विद्यार्थ्यांना वाचनासाठी स्थान नसते.

पण काही महिन्यांनंतर वर्ग सोबत्यांना भेटण्यात नक्कीच उत्साह आहे. पहिल्या टप्प्यात 50 टक्के उपस्थिती असलेली महाविद्यालये उघडण्यात आली आहेत. दुसर्‍या टप्प्यात वसतिगृहे सुरू केली जातील. अनेक कॉलेजेसची स्वत: ची वसतिगृहे आहेत. त्याचबरोबर आरटीएम नागपूर विद्यापीठाचे वसतिगृह देखील आहे. वसतिगृह बंद असल्याने बाहेरील विद्यार्थी अद्याप आलेले नाहीत. आत्तापर्यंत विद्यार्थ्यांना ऑनलाईन क्लासेसद्वारे शिकवले जात होते. परंतु आता हळूहळू सिस्टम ऑफलाइन येईल.

महाविद्यालयांसाठी नियोजन मोठे आव्हान: महाविद्यालयांसाठी सर्वात मोठी समस्या म्हणजे 50 टक्के विद्यार्थ्यांना रोटेशनमध्ये कसे बोलवावे. सोमवारी आलेले विद्यार्थी मंगळवारी येणार नाहीत. या परिस्थितीत न येणा-या विद्यार्थ्यांना कसे शिकवायचे. तथापि, महाविद्यालयात ऑनलाइन वर्ग तसेच वर्ग कक्ष अभ्यासाचा पर्याय आहे. परंतु ही सुविधा सर्वत्र नाही. त्याच वेळी, विज्ञान विद्यार्थ्यांना प्रॅक्टिकलमध्येही अडचणींचा सामना करावा लागतो.

बाहेरगावी राहणा-या विद्यार्थ्यांना काही दिवस प्रॅक्टिकल्सपासून वंचित रहावे लागेल. बाहेरील विद्यार्थी येतील तेव्हा त्यांना प्रॅक्टिकल्सचे अतिरिक्त सत्र घ्यावे लागेल. सर्व प्रकारच्या अडचणींमुळे महाविद्यालय व्यवस्थापनही नियोजनात व्यस्त आहे. पुढील काही दिवस ही परिस्थिती कायम राहील. पुढील सेमिस्टर परीक्षेबाबत विद्यापीठाने गोंधळ वाढविला आहे. ऑनलाईनबरोबरच ऑफलाइनचा पर्यायही ठेवण्यात आला आहे.

नागपूर: शिक्षण संचालनालय, पुणे यांच्या वतीने अकरावीच्या 59,040 जागांसाठीच्या प्रवेश अर्जाचा दुसरा टप्पा बुधवारपासून सुरू होत आहे. आतापर्यंत 35,911 विद्यार्थ्यांची नोंदणी झाली आहे. दुसरा टप्पा 22 ऑगस्टपर्यंत चालेल. यानंतर, प्रवेशाची संभाव्य यादी 23 ऑगस्ट रोजी जाहीर केली जाईल तर अंतिम गुणवत्ता यादी 30 ऑगस्ट रोजी जाहीर केली जाईल.

नागपूरव्यतिरिक्त पुणे, नाशिक, औरंगाबाद आणि अमरावती परिसरातील अकरावीच्या प्रवेशासाठी संचालनालयामार्फत ऑनलाईन प्रक्रिया सुरू आहे. मागील वर्षी 21,000 जागा रिक्त राहिल्या. 190 महाविद्यालयांमध्ये कला, विज्ञान, वाणिज्य व एमसीव्हीसीतील 58,240 जागा रिक्त राहिल्या. त्यापैकी 22,501 विद्यार्थ्यांना प्रवेश टप्प्यात प्रवेश देण्यात आला होता तर 35,741 जागा भरल्या जाऊ शकल्या नाहीत.

216 कनिष्ठ महाविद्यालये समाविष्ट: गेल्या वर्षी विशेष फेरीनंतरही 21,282 जागा अखेर रिक्त राहिल्या. याच कारणास्तव बहुतांश कनिष्ठ महाविद्यालयांनी ऑनलाईनऐवजी ऑफलाइन प्रवेशाची मागणी केली होती. तथापि, ऑनलाइन प्रक्रियेसच शासनाने मान्यता दिली. प्रवेश प्रक्रियेमध्ये शहरातील कनिष्ठ महाविद्यालये 216 आहेत, त्यात 59,040 जागा उपलब्ध आहेत.

आतापर्यंत 23,175 नोंदणी: यावर्षी आतापर्यंत 35,911 विद्यार्थ्यांनी नोंदणी केली आहे. यापैकी 23,175 विद्यार्थ्यांनी अर्जाचा पहिला भाग भरला आहे. नोंदणी प्रक्रियेदरम्यान संभाव्य यादी 23 ऑगस्ट रोजी जारी केली जाईल. अंतिम प्रवेश यादी 30 ऑगस्ट रोजी जाहीर केली जाईल. या यादीमध्ये समाविष्ट झालेल्या विद्यार्थ्यांना कनिष्ठ महाविद्यालयांमध्ये 31ऑगस्ट ते 3 सप्टेंबर दरम्यान प्रवेश मिळू शकेल.

प्रक्रिया वेळापत्रक

12 ~ 22 ऑगस्ट – प्रवेशाचा दुसरा भाग
23 ~ 25 ऑगस्ट – अपेक्षित यादी
30 ऑगस्ट – अंतिम गुणवत्ता यादी
31 ऑगस्ट ते 3 सप्टेंबर – कनिष्ठ महाविद्यालयांमध्ये प्रवेश

Nagpur: Come Sunday and city-based Visvesvaraya National Technology Institute (VNIT), thanks to its alumni association, will give a new look. The first institution will mark its diamond jubilee by unveiling Sir M Visvesvaraya’s 10-feet-high bronze statue, after whom the institute is named.

In the presence of VNIT chairman Vishram Jamdar, director Pramod Padole, alumni association chairman Shashikant Chaudhary and others, a new-look entrance with modern fountains, street lights and a LED light display would also be inaugurated on the day by Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari. The dignitaries would also inaugurate three more projects funded by the Alumni. These include a soccer field, two tennis courts in the park, and a modern night tea kiosk named’ Chandrama’ for students.

Interestingly, the different batches of VNIT have fully conceptualized, supported and executed all the projects.

“Our alumni association has raised Rs5 crore, which would be used for various academic programs as well as for infrastructural projects. So far, we have completed 11 projects for them to fund. We have also entered into an agreement with the Ministry of Union Transport to conduct road safety and audit classes for government officials including those from PWD and CPWD, “Padole told the media.

He added that the statue was created by Ram Sutaria, who was part of the Gujarat team which constructed the highest’ Statue of Unity’ in the world. “Fourteen of my doctoral students have contributed to the statue,” he said.

Explaining the other projects, Chaudhary said their organization has operated since 2012 and has 1,600 members of life so far. “The 1984 batch took on the task of giving the bronze statue, and Chandrama was set up in 1985 batch. The 1986 batch helped build the tennis courts, and the football stadium was funded by 1992 batch. In the diamond jubilee year, more alumni are coming forward to support their alma mater. We have statistics of 20,000 of the more than 22,000 students who have graduated from this prestigious institution, albeit partially, “he said, adding that it felt nice to give back to your alma mater.

Jamdar said VNIT will create a’ Center for Excellence in Innovation’ in cooperation with the Government of India’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) division. “We will be holding a meeting of directors of various NITs, and under this initiative, 16 of them have already agreed to attend. Kirloskar group’s Vikram Kirloskar has agreed to give a carbon policy ranking and accreditation lecture at our college on February 8th, “he said.

Padole added that Visvesvaraya’s grand nephew— Satish Mokshagundam and his wife Laxmi Satish — would attend Sunday’s meeting. “Our alumni chapters are also working in Dubai and the USA apart from all metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore,” he said.

New projects in VNIT* 10-feet-high bronze statue of Sir M Visvesvaraya* New look front with fountains, street lights & LED light show* Big football ground and two lawn tennis courts* Modernized night tea kiosk Chandrama for students*‘ Centre for Excellence in innovation’ with MSME Dept* City’s biggest international convention centre* Freshwater lake inside college premises

Nagpur: Students can carry laboratories as smartphones tomorrow in their pockets. Speakers of his brainchild Avishkar Lab on Sunday were very close this time, said eminent computer scientist Vijay Bhatkar.
Dharampeth MP Deo Memorial Science College was organizing his first lecture and an interface with him to celebrate the golden jubilee of his colleagues in their facilities.

Ulhas Aurangabadkar chaired the session and congratulated Bhatkar. Member of the Dharampeth Education Society (DES). The heads of Akhilesh Peshwe University, Ratnakar Kekatpure Secretary of DES and Sanjeev Deshpande were also present.

Taking into account that children behind the creation of the Avishkar Laboratory were oddly sparkling, Bhatkar said, “Most scientists believe that science and spirituality can never converge. With the and evolving aspects of science and the cosmos, we understand that spirituality is’ which is the known? They’re going to know what?”This is a generation that’s brave enough to admit’ I don’t know;’ bold enough to say’ I can’t ever guess’ and curious enough to say’ I’ll try and find out’.”

“The Minister of Science and Technology then told us when the new government of Modi came into power and we had meetings what new things should we do. I say that our teaching is completely taught, which causes students ‘ limitations, “he said, adding that new tinkering laboratories have to be developed.

Known as the first supercomputer architect in India named’ Param,’ Bhatkar said: “Science is not a distinct discipline. The origin of arts can’t be ignored. Pedagogue’s introductory remarks were about the start of a school and the 50 year path, “said Peshwe.” While studying science they must be taught history, philosophy, finance and other matters of significance. He told about the various events organized for the Golden Jubilee Year by the institution. He said, “We’re still not happy and pleased. This is a sign that we must continue to work in all ways to preserve this institution’s credibility.

The Nagpur University (NU) has directed a non-public engineering faculty and a conventional faculty to open when they short closed down this academic year departure eleven BE and 4 Master of Science (MSc) students within the lurch.
The colleges — Vidya Niketan Institute of Engineering and Technology at Gondkhairi and Pushpak Mahavidyala at Umred — had applied for partial closure when they didn’t get enough students and thus, had not wanted affiliation for the 2019-20 school year. Lack of affiliation prevented the scholars from filling up test forms because the test section doesn’t settle for such applications. Final year engineering students couldn’t be restored in near schools as that they had a backlog. As per rules, students are often transferred mid-course only if they need to be cleared all subjects. Third semester Master of Science women students was told that the faculty couldn’t afford to run solely for them.
NU officers same the universities have additionally been obligatory a penalty for not seeking affiliation for the last 2 years. As per letter of the alphabet rules, schools ought to lot Rs5,000 each month just in case they fail to hunt affiliation at intervals the prescribed point in time. The engineering college’s fine came resolutely be around Rs1.20lakh for 2018-19 and 2019-20. The students had affected the VC WHO obligatory a fine of Rs1.20lakh on the faculty and additionally asked to remain open until these students complete their degrees. Pushpak faculty was penalized Rs35,000 for the delay in seeking affiliation this year solely. Students Welfare director Abhay Mudgal told TOI that the board of Technical Education (DTE) had allowable the scholars to require admission in the final year nonetheless Vidya Niketan didn’t apply for affiliation. “They had taken secret agent for partial closure. AICTE had not permitted them for closure since these students were nonetheless to pass out,” he said. The students had taken admission in 2015-16 however with overall admissions happening, the faculty authorities set to shut it down. once the faculty refused to heed the students’ plea, they affected the university students’ grievance cell semiconductor diode by Pro-VC. Director for college kids’ welfare was member-secretary within the cell. During the hearing, the cell found that the universities were guilty below Section fifty-six of the college’s Act and uniform statute besides violating the AICTE norms. Mudgal same they need being spreading awareness regarding the cell and the way it will facilitate students. These fifteen students had approached the cell 2 months past once Mudgal had asked them to organize for test whereas reassuring them that they might get admissions.

session in the country, a seat will not increase in B.Tech course

In the year 2020, no new engineering college will be opened in the country nor any seat will be increased in any B.Tech course. Colleges for poor performance and violating rules will be closed. The Central Government has approved these recommendations of its constituted Working Committee. The entire focus of the government is on increasing quality rather than opening new colleges due to dwindling demand for engineers in national and international markets. According to a senior official of the Union Human Resource Development Ministry, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) will not recognize new engineering colleges in the academic session 2020-21. States will soon be informed in this regard. Apart from this, no seat will be increased in any B.Tech course in any engineering college. Colleges will have to focus on specialization in various courses like Artificial Intelligence in Computer Science and Engineering, Internet of Things, Internet SW, Mobility etc. The committee was formed last year. In 2018, to test the demand of engineers in the international and national markets, the Government has given the Chairman of the Board of Governors of IIT Hyderabad, Prof. An eight-member committee was constituted under the chairmanship of BVR Mohan Reddy. It included experts from IIT, FICCI, NASSCOM, ASSOCHAM, Center for Management Education etc. The committee wrote in the report that fifty percent of engineering seats have been vacant for the last two years. Whereas only 52 per cent students are getting placements. The committee recommended not opening new engineering colleges in 2020. AI & Data Sciences in NIRF Ranking Institutes AICTE’s engineering colleges will teach AI and Data Sciences (Artificial Intelligence and Data Sciences) courses from 2020. However, this course will start in the same institutions, which have scored the top hundred in the NIRF rankings and more than 75 per cent marks in NBA accreditation.