Scam in Rajasthan pre-medical test for third time
Jaipur, July 26 (IANS) A scam in the Rajasthan pre-medical test conducted in May has come to light, for the third year in a row, with over 40 students under the scanner on suspicion that they cleared the test illegally.
The scam was unearthed Tuesday when Chetan, a student, was arrested after it was found that he hired a man named Vikram for Rs.400,000 to appear in the written test in his place.
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MBBS, MBBS Admission, MBBS CET, MBBS Entrance
How will CLAT 2011 will be different than Previous Years Exams ?
To make the law entrance exam more scientific, and to gradually decrease the number of knowledge-based questions in the paper, CLAT 2011 organisers are incorporating the following changes in the entrance exam:
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All India Entrance, CLAT, LAW CET, Law Entrance
Nagpur University discontinues law entrance exam
NAGPUR: Many first year law students are set to lose their precious year as Nagpur University all of a sudden decided to abandon the entrance examination it used to hold for those who scored less than qualifying marks in the qualifying examination, reports the Times of India
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Nagpur University, University News
Planning to Practice Law in India, Sit for Entrance Test in December
Law Graduates planning to take up Law as a Career will have to appear in the Entrance Test which is now mandatory for practicing law in India.
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has issued an ordinance making it mandatory for aspiring lawyers to undergo an entrance exam before actually practicing it.
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Bar Council of India, LAW CET, Law Entrance, Lawyer Test
Over one-third of the institutes listed by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in the ‘non-permitted and non-approved’ category belong to Gujarat.
Recently, the AICTE had prepared a list of institutes, which were set up without its permission. In total, 117 institutes providing degrees in several professional courses, including Masters of Business Administration, engineering and pharmacy, have been listed, of which 40 are based in Gujarat.
“The list has been sent to each State Council for Technical Education and Education Department. Because of negligence on the part of education departments, the students have to suffer. Their future is in doldrums now,” said a senior AICTE official.
He added: “In the last three years, we have sent several notices to all the state education departments and notified them on regular intervals to keep an eye on the institutes functioning without the permission of AICTE. But till now, no one has taken these notices seriously.”
Source : http://www.expressindia.com/
AICTE, AICTE Approved
Tamilnadu Law College Admission through CET – Madras High Court
Admission of students to the law colleges in Tamil Nadu is to be regulated by holding a competitive common entrance Test (CET), the Madras High Court said on Monday.
Framing a set of measures to restore the glory of the institution and to improve the legal education , the First Bench comprising Chief Justice A K Ganguly and Justice F M Ibrahim Kalifulla observed that the measures should be strictly implemented in the interest of the students, their parents and the public at large.
The Bench said that admission of students was to be reorganised and if necessary one more law college within the city might be opened. The heritage building of the law college should be renovated and restored to its original stature.
The Bench further said the sanctioned strength of the teaching faculty should be increased. The salary of part-time lectures to be increased from Rs 5,500 to not less than Rs 10,000 per month. The remuneration of guest lecturer/advocate to be increased from Rs 100 per hour with a maximum of Rs 4,000 per month to not less that Rs 500 per hour to a maximum of Rs 10,000 per month.
LAW CET, Tamilnadu CET
