Vacancies of Permanent Commission in THE INDIAN NAVY

Job or Vacancy Description:

Applications are invited from unmarried male Indian citizens for grant of Permanent Commission (PC) in Naval Armament Inspection Cadre of Executive Branch of the Indian Navy for Course commencing January 2011.

Eligibility Conditions:

Age : Between 19 and 1/2 to 25 years (candidates to be born between 02 July 1986 to 01 January 1991; both dates inclusive)

Educational Qualifications : Any of the following

1. BE/B.Tech. in Electrical / Electronics / Mechanical from an instituttion recognised by AICTE.

2. Post Graduate Degree in Electronics / Physics from a recognised university.

Physical Standards : Height and Weight : Minimum height - 157 cms. The minimum acceptable vision standard for distant vision 6/60, 6/60 correctable to 6/6, 6/12 with glasses. Should not be colour blind.

How to Apply: Application Forms, in accordance with the prescribed format, and complete in all respects with superscription on the envelope “APPLICATION FOR PC NAIC - Jan 2011 Course Qualification …………… Percentage …….% ” are to be sent by 21/08/2010 to the address (only by ordinary post)

POST BAG NO. 04, CHANAKYA PURI, NEW DELHI - 110021

Tentative Last Date: 21-08-2010

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A.P. State Council of Higher Education, Government of A.P., has entrusted the responsibility of conducting PGECET-2010 to Osmania University for the academic year 2010-11. Accordingly, Osmania University has nominated Prof. RAMESHWAR RAO, Department of ECE, University College of Engineering, Osmania University as Convener, PGECET-2010 and Vice-Chancellor, Osmania University Prof.T.TIRUPATI RAO as Chairman, PGECET-2010.

In terms of orders issued by the Government of Andhra Pradesh and the Proceedings by A.P. State Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad, applications are invited for appearing at the Post-Graduate Engineering Common Entrance Test (PGECET) for admission into Ist year M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm./M.Arch./M.Plg. Degree Course for the academic year 2010-2011 in the all Universities in A.P and their affiliated colleges offering M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm./M.Arch./M.Plg. Programme.

TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (TNPSC) VILLAGE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (VAO) Recruitment

TAMIL NADU PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
NOTIFICATION
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Applications are invited upto 5.45 p.m on 20-08-2010 for Direct Recruitment to the post of Village Administrative Officer as detailed below:

(* Reservation for Women, Differently Abled persons and Ex-Servicemen shall not apply for Shortfall Vacancies mentioned at Serial No.2)
Only one application is to be sent by the SC/SC(A)/ST candidates who wish to be considered for the regular and the shortfall vacancies.
The District wise Distribution of vacancies are shown in Annexure to this notification.

2.IMPORTANT DATES AND TIME:-

3. Conditions in respect of vacancies (for the year 2009-10) mentioned at serial No.1 of para 1 above:
(i) The Selection will be made on the basis of the marks obtained in the Written Examination (Objective Type) and the option of the Districts exercised by the candidates following the rule ofreservation of appointments for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Castes(Arunthathiyars), Schedule Tribes, Most Backward Classes / Denotified Communities, Backward Classes and

Backward Classes (Muslims) 30% reservation of vacancies for women and 5% of vacancies for Ex-Servicemen, for each District separately. However, the Commission reserves the right to allot any candidate to any District having regard to his / her position in the ranking list, availability ofvacancies in the Districts and rule of reservation of appointments. (ii) 10 Percent of vacancies out of 30 percent vacancies reserved for women shall be set apart for Destitute Widows. (for details please refer Note under para 4 and para 6 of the “Instructions,etc. to Candidates”) (iii) The 3%reservation for Differently Abled (Orthopaedic) persons shall be applicable for this recruitment as per G.O.(D).No.5, Revenue (Ser.7-1) Department, dated 08.01.2007. The 3%reservation of vacancies will be filled with Differently Abled (Orthopaedic) persons of 40% to 50% disability, who have no difficulty in writing and have only minimal difficulty in mobility. (iv) If no qualified and suitable women candidates are available for selection against thevacancies reserved for them, those vacancies will be filled by male candidates belonging to the respective communal categories. (v) Even after filling up of the posts reserved for SC Arunthathiyars on preferential basis, if more number of qualified Arunthathiyars are available, they shall be entitled to compete with the Scheduled Castes other than Arunthathiyars in the inter-se merit among them and if any posts reserved for Arunthathiyars remain unfilled for want of adequate number of qualified candidates, it shall be filled up by Scheduled Castes other than Arunthathiyars. 4. GENERAL INFORMATION:-
A. The rule of reservation of appointment and the conditions mentioned against Para 3 above are applicable only for the 1576 post of Village Administrative Officers announced against Sl.No.1 only.
B. The number of vacancies advertised is only approximate and is liable for modification with reference to the vacancy position at any time before or at the time of actual selection.
C. Reservation to Women, “Destitute Widow” and Ex-Servicemen will apply only for 1576 vacancies mentioned in Serial No.1 .
D. Certificate Of Physical Fitness:-
Candidates selected for appointment to the post will be required to produce a Certificate of Physical fitness in the form prescribed for the post in the Tamil Nadu Ministerial Service, Tamil Nadu Judicial Ministerial Service and Tamil Nadu Secretariat Service. The Standard of vision prescribed for the post is standard III or better.
E. The Differently Abled persons should produce a certificate of physical fitness from the Medical Officer to the effect that his/her handicap will not render him/her incapable of efficiently discharging the duties attached to the post to which he/she has been selected before appointment.
F. Cash Security
Every person appointed to the post shall furnish a Cash Security of Rs.2000/- ( Rupees Two thousand only) within a period of one month from the date on which he/she joins duty:

Provided that a person belonging to Backward Classes, Backward Class (Muslim), MBCs/DCs shall furnish a cash security of Rs.1,000/- ( Rupees One thousand only) within a period of one month from the date on which he/she joins duty. Provided further that a person belonging to Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Caste (Arunthathiyars) or Scheduled Tribe shall not furnish a cashsecurity. Failure to furnish such cash security as stated above shall render a person liable to be discharged from service.
G. Any claim made by the candidates who have written the examination relating to the selection (not related to candidature or / and claim made in the application) should be received within 90 days from the date of announcement of results and any Claim received thereafter will receive no attention.
H. Place Of Residence On Appointment
Every person appointed to the post shall reside in the Village under his charge and shall continue to reside in the said Village so long as he holds the post. 5. QUALIFICATIONS: – ( for all candidates)

(A) AGE (as on 01.07.2010)
1) Minimum age limit – Must have completed 21 years of age (for all candidates) (i.e. should have been born on or before 1.7.1989) 2) Maximum age limit – Must not have completed (i) 40 years of age for SC/ SC (Arunthathiyars), STs, MBCs/DCs, BCs, BCM and Destitute Widows of all castes. (i.e. should have been born on or after 2.7.1970) (ii) 30 years of age for „Others‟ (i.e. should have been born on or after 2.7.1980.) Note:
1. Age relaxation of 5 years in the maximum age limit will be applicable to persons affected by the ban order as per the orders of the Government.

2. Paragraph 4 of the Commission‟s “Instructions, etc., to candidates” will not apply for this recruitment.
3. Age concessions announced in paragraph 13 & 14 of the Commissions “Instructions etc., to candidates” will apply for the maximum age limit only.

4. Candidates not belonging to SC/SC(Arunthathiyars), STs, MBCs / DCs, BCMs and BCs (i.e. „Others‟), who have put in five years of regular service in State / Central Government are not eligible to apply even if they are within the age limit.
5. The Technical and Non-Technical Staff of TANSI who are facing retrenchment and have not been absorbed in the Government Corporations / Undertakings may also apply (evidence to be produced), if they satisfy all the prescribed qualifications except age. The relevant age rule will be relaxed by the Government in their favour if they come up for selection.
For further information regarding concessions, please refer “Instructions, etc. to Candidates”.
(B) EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
Candidates should possess the following or its equivalent qualification on the date of this Notification, viz. 21-07-2010: Must possess Minimum General Educational Qualification viz., Must have passed S.S.L.C Public Examination or its equivalent with eligibility for admission to Higher Secondary Courses of Studies (or) to College Courses of studies. (Persons claiming equivalence of qualification should enclose evidence for such claim) Note: (i) The applicants who have not passed SSLC Examination or its equivalent are not eligible even if they posses a higherqualification. (ii) The candidates should enclose copy of such certificates along with his/her applications failing which their applications will be summarily rejected. (C)Knowledge of Tamil Candidates should possess adequate knowledge of Tamil i.e.
(i) Must have passed the S.S.L.C Public Examination with Tamil as one of the languages;
or
(ii) Must have studied the High School Course in Tamil Medium and passed the S.S.L.C Public Examination in Tamil Medium.
or
(iii) Must have passed the Second Class Language Test (Full Test) in Tamil, conducted by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission.

Note: Candidates who do not possess adequate knowledge in Tamil may also apply. If selected they should pass the Second Class Language Test (Full Test) in Tamil conducted by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission within a period of two years from the date of appointment, failing which they will be discharged from service.

6. SCHEME OF WRITTEN EXAMINATION – S.S.L.C. STANDARD (OBJECTIVE TYPE) :-

Note:
(i) The question papers will be set in two types (i.e.) 1) General Knowledge (100 items) with General Tamil (100 items) and 2) General Knowledge (100 items) with General English (100 items). Candidates are given the option to choose either General Tamil or General English for answering the second 100 items apart from answering the first 100 items on General Knowledge. They should specify in column 22 of the OMR application form their option (i.e. General Tamil or General English) chosen by them under the Heading “Compulsory subject” failing which they will be penalised.
(ii) The questions on “General Knowledge” will be set both in Tamil and in English and the questions on General Tamil and General English will be set in the respective languages.
(iii) The syllabi have been published in the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission Bulletin as follows:

The syllabi have also been made available in the Commission‟s Website at „www.tnpsc.gov.in‟ 7. CENTRES FOR WRITTEN EXAMINATION:- The Written Examination will be held at the centres mentioned under Classes A, B, C, D and E in Annexure-I at page 17 of the Information Brochure.

Note:

(a) Candidates should choose and write the Examination at any one of the centres.
(b) Candidates will be required to appear for the Written Examination at their own expenses.
(c) Requests for change of Examination Centre will not be complied with.
(d) The Commission reserves the right to increase or decrease the number of Examination Centres and to re-allot the candidates.
8. PROCEDURE OF SELECTION:- The selection will be made on the basis of the marks obtained in the Written Examination and District-wise option exercised by the candidates to be obtained at the time of verification of original documents. (The rule of reservation of appointments applies only to 1576 regular vacancies). 9. EXAMINATION FEE: Rs.75/- (Rupees Seventy five only) Examination fee should be paid only through any one of the Post offices listed in Annexure – III to the Brochure and the Postal receipt obtained for the payment of fee should be pasted in the space provided in the application. The Postal receipt should have been obtained on or after the date on which the advertisement notifying the post is published in the dailies. (For further details refer Para. 2 under part –III of Information Brochure and for Examination fee concessions, refer Para 12 of the „Instructions etc. to candidates‟). Differently Abled (Physically Handicapped) persons (irrespective of their family income) and Destitute Widows are exempted from payment of Examination fee (evidence for Differently Abled (DA) / DW Certificate should be enclosed). 10. ENCLOSURES TO BE SENT ALONG WITH APPLICATION:- Candidates should enclose copies of all certificates (including evidence for Educational Qualification possessed by them) as mentioned in Para 15 of the Commission‟s „Instructions etc. to candidates‟ and item 26 under part – II of Information Brochure along with a Postal receipt to the value of Rs.75/- (Rupees Seventy five only) pasted in the column provided in the application, (unless exemption of fee is claimed). Original Certificates should not be sent. Those applying Online please refer sub Para D of Para 13 of this Notification / Advertisement. Applications received without the attested copies of certificates as specified above will be rejected. 11. NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE:- For details please refer to paragraph 15 (g) of the Commission‟s „Instructions etc. to Candidates‟. 12. CONCESSIONS:-

Concessions in the matter of age and/or fees allowed to SCs/ SC(Arundhathiyars) STs, MBCs/DCs, BCs, BCMs, Destitute Widows, Ex-Servicemen, Differently Abled persons, Bonded Labourers, Discharged and serving temporary State Government employees below 40 years of age, etc. are given in the Commission‟s ‘Instructions, etc. to candidates’. 13. ISSUE OF APPLICATION FORMS: -
A. OMR application form along with an INFORMATION BROCHURE containing General Instructions for filling up the application form, Commission‟s „Instructions, etc. to candidates‟ and an envelope for sending application can be obtained from any one of the HEAD POST OFFICES or Selected Sub- Post Offices (284 Nos.) in Tamil Nadu / Puducherry on payment of Rs.30/- (Rupees Thirty only). (The list showing the names of Post Offices is available in the Commission‟s Website at www.tnpsc.gov.in.)
B. OMR application forms can also be obtained in person from the Sales Counter of the office of the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission, No.1. Greams Road, Chennai – 600 006, on all the working days till the closing date upto 5.00 p.m. (Excluding lunch interval between 1.30 and 2.00 p.m.) only on cash payment of Rs.30/- (Rupees Thirty only). Application forms will not be supplied to the candidates by Post.
C. Candidates should use only the OMR application form obtained as stated above and application obtained through online. No other typed or printed or Xeroxed / Photocopy of the application form will be accepted and such application, if any received, will be summarily rejected.
D. Candidates can also avail of the facility of applying Online on the Commission‟s Website at www.tnpsc.gov.in Candidates applying Online should possess and keep ready Postal receipt for Rs.105/- (i.e. Application fee Rs.30/- and Examination fee Rs. 75/-) obtained from any one of the Head Post Offices / selected Sub- Post Offices, listed in Annexure III of the Information Brochure before registering Online. Candidates claiming exemption from payment of Examination fee should possess and keep ready Postal receipt for Rs.30/- towards the application fee. The Postal receipt obtained for the payment of Application Fee/ Examination Fee should be pasted in the space provided in the application. Candidates applying Online shall also abide by the Commission‟s instructions laid down in this Notification / Advertisement/Commission‟s „Instructions etc. to candidates‟/ Information Brochure. Candidates applying Online should send the applications (i.e. The printout generated from the web site and signed by the candidates) with the Postal Receipt along with attested copies of Certificates so as to reach the Commission‟s office on or before the last date for receipt of applications, failing which his/her application will be rejected. The facility of applying Online will be closed on 18.08.2010 at 5.15.p.m.

14.RECEIPT OF APPLICATION:-
(A) Candidates are advised to verify the following aspects before sending their filled in OMR applications to the Commission‟s office:
(i) Signature of the candidate below the declaration in ballpoint pen or fountain pen only. Failure to sign will entail rejection of his/her application.
(ii) Columns 1, 1(a), 3, 4, 14 (b), 14(c), 14(d), and Compulsory subject in 22, are filled correctly in the OMR application based on the details available in the Notification.
(iii) Candidates should fill up column 23, 23(a) and 23(c) of the OMR application compulsorily.
(B) Filled in applications must be sent to the Controller of Examinations, Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission, No.1. Greams Road, Chennai – 600 006 well in advance so as to reach the Commission‟s Office before 5.45 p.m. on 20-08-2010.

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About Jiwaji University

Jiwaji University was established as a teaching and affiliating University on 23rd May 1964, under the provision of M. P. Government Ordinance no. 15 of 1963. Dr. Sarwapalli Radhakrishanan, the then President of India, laid the foundation stone of the University Campus on 11th December 1964.

Right from its inception, Jiwaji University started with a status of a residential and an affiliating University. The territorial jurisdiction of the affiliation extends to six districts of Gwalior and Chambal Division, viz., Gwalior, Morena, Bhind, Guna, Shivpuri and Datia. To begin with, the University had a total of 29 affiliated colleges. Those have steadily increased to more than 100 colleges. Till date of 26 Government and 7 non-Government colleges impart teaching up to postgraduate level. Some of the colleges have also developed into recognized research centers.

The university started post-graduate teaching and research from the session 1966-67 with the establishment of Schools of Studies in Botany and Zoology. The Schools of Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Ancient History, Culture and Archaeology were started from the session 1969-70. The School of Studies in Economics and Mathematics came into existence from the session 1978-79, which the School of Studies in Commerce started from the session 1980-81 and that of Biochemistry from the session 1986-87. The University also started MBA course under the School of studies in Commerce from the session 1987, during the VII plan period the School of Studies in Library and Information Science was established in 1986. Under the VIII plan development programme University has established School of Studies in Earth Science in 1991.

A post-graduate Diploma Course in tourism (PGDTM) was also started Presently the SOS in tourism is running Master in tourism administration programme . The University has also a center of foreign Language since 1986, which presently imparts diploma and certificate courses in English, French, German and Russian.

The Indira Gandhi Academy of Environment Education, on interdisciplinary programmes of environment and Eco planning was established in 1989.

A Center for M. Phil Studies in Sociology and Political Science was established in 1990.

The University science and Instrumentation Center (USIC) extends facilities for fabrication and maintenance of laboratory instruments of School of Studies and affiliated colleges. M.P. Council of Science & Technology, Bhopal has established a local cell (MPCOST) to coordinate and monitor various research projects and other scientific activities under the scheme.

The University central Library has a collection of over 1,40,000 books and about 8000 bound volumes of research journals. It also contains a section of unpublished theses. Presently more than 142 Indian and Foreign journals are being subscribed. The Library also contains Internet access, microfilm reader, 16-mm projector, and a number of films on various subjects. Beside Central library, each School of Studies has a library, well equipped with books and journals, useful for advanced study.

The physical education Department of the University takes care of the games and sports of the students. Dean, Students Welfare looks after the extra curricular activities of the University. This wing has developed advanced facilities for music, dance and drama and other performing arts with an auditorium well equipped for such events. The university has been hosting state and regional level Youth Festivals.

Dean of college development Council (DCDC) coordinates and monitors the academic activities of the affiliated college of the University. The Department of Adult and continuing Education of the University has established itself as leading centre in the region.

This is the first University in the state to implement the self supporting programmes. We started this activity as far back as 1987 by introducing the PG Diploma in Computer Applications. Subsequently, the university started job oriented courses in -

* Computer science,
* Chemicals, sales and marketing management,
* Instrumentation and commercial methods of Industrial analysis,
* Environmental Chemistry,
* Microbiology,
* Molecular Biology and Immunology,
* Master in computer application,
* Bachelor in Physical Education,
* Master of Physical Education,
* Refrigeration technology are being started very shortly, etc.

We have introduced several others including M.Sc. Neuroscience, M.Sc. Information Technology, BA in Jyotirvigyan, M.Sc. Food Technology, M.Sc. Molecular and Human Genetics, M.Sc. Medical Plants and Herbal Resource Management, M.Sc. Tech. (Industrial Maths with Computer Application), M.Sc Remote Sensing and GIS, M.Sc. Bio-Physics etc.

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About The University
The Thiruvalluvar University was established under the Thiruvalluvar University Act, 2002 (Tamil Nadu Act 32 of 2002) by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 16.10.2002. The then Post Graduation Extension Centre, University of Madras, functioning at the Fort Campus, Vellore – 632 004 was extended as a University.

University Departments

Thiruvalluvar University initially started functioning with the existing departments of the P.G. Extension Centre of the University of Madras :

1. Department of Economics

2. Department of Zoology

3. Department of Chemistry

4. Department of Physical Education

Department of Economics

Department of Economics is headed by Professor Dr.A.R.Veeramani. The department offers M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D., programmes. Areas of research are Agriculture, Industry and Health Economics.

Department of Zoology

Department of Zoology consists of Dr. G. Singaravelu (Head i/c) and Dr. K. Siva Chandra Bose (Lecturer). The department offers M.Sc., M.Phil., and Ph.D. programmes. Areas of research are Sericulture, Aquaculture Pollution studies and Bio-diversity assessments.

Department of Chemistry

Department of Chemistry is under conversion to Department of Applied Chemistry.

Directorate of Physical Education

Directorate of Physical Education is headed by Dr. A. Amuldoss.

Departments in the Offing

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5. Bio- Technology
6. Marine Sciences
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EAMCET 2010 Ranks

Candidates seeking admission into engineering, medicine and agriculture courses can obtain the results from websites, IVRS (Interactive Voice Recording System) and also through SMS.
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During the initial stages of Independence, the Government of India embarked on rapid industrialization to achieve development by starting various types of industries under the Public Sector. The thrust areas were transportation, Roads, Irrigation and Power etc. The Government emphasized the need of technical manpower to handle these organisations and directed the states to develop the Technical education on a fast track mode. The Government of India directed each state government to form a technical Board with the name as “Board of Technical education and Training.

The Director of Public Instruction (D.P.I.) used to head the Technical Education also at the time of formation of Andhra Pradesh. To help speed up the process of development of Technical Education, a Board in the name and style of “STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING” was created vide G.O.Ms.No.371 Edn-dated 26.2.1957. The Joint Director (Technical Education) of DPI used to act as secretary of this newly formed Board. The Honourable Minister for Technical Education acted as the Chairman of the Board. Representatives from the Universities, industries, other Government Departments were members. Representatives of Pharmacy Council of India, Institution of Engineers were also members. Principals of selected Polytechnics were members too.

Over a period of time this Board has seen number of changes and finally formed as a statutory body under the A.P. Education Act-1982 (act 1 of 1982), an act of assembly, in the present form, vide G.O.Ms.No.140 dated 24.4.1984. In accordance with the powers conferred by Sub-Sections (1) and (2) of Section 6 read with Sub-Section (1) of Section 99 of the said Act, the Government of Andhra Pradesh have established a Board of Technical Education “The State Board of Technical Education & Training, Andhra Pradesh” in G.O.Ms.No.140, dated 24-4-1984. At present the Director of Technical Education is the Ex-Officio Chairman and the Joint Director of Technical Education acts as the Secretary. The Board has come into existence from 1st June 1984.Subsequently some more members were added and some were changed. The following are the members as on date.

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About Bundelkhand University

Bundelkhand University is located in the town of Jhansi, in Uttar Pradesh in India. This seat of higher learning came into existence on August 26, 1975, vide Government of Uttar Pradesh Notification No. 10/15-60/74 under the provision of the U.P. Universities Act. The University has dynamically transformed into a Center of Excellence. The University offers professional, technical and vocational study programmes in the field of Basic & Life Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Management, Food Science and Technology, Pharmacy, Tourism & Hotel Management, Biomedical Science, Information Technology, Environmental Studies, Rehabilitation Sciences, Law and other allied areas like Journalism & Mass Communication

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About MKU

Madurai Kamaraj University, established in 1966, has 18 Schools comprising 73 Departments. The Directorate of Distance Education of the University has a student strength of about 1.30 lakhs. The University has 109 affiliated Colleges (9 Autonomous) including other approved institutions and 7 evening colleges. There are centres which promote research potential of teachers. Extension activities are carried out through Department of Youth Welfare, NSS, SC/ST cell and Adult Education programmes.

Madurai Kamaraj University, (originally known as Madurai University) was named after the historical city of Madurai, the ancient capital of the Pandyan rulers and the seat of three famous Tamil academies going back to the beginnings of the Christian and even perhaps an earlier Era, was inaugurated on 6th February 1966 at the heart of the city. Its nucleus was the Extension centre of the University of Madras located at Madurai.

Two years later, the foundation stone for a new campus was laid by Dr.Zakir Hussain, the then President of India on Madurai – Theni road, 13 kilometers to the west of the city. Since then the campus has grown into a beautiful University township with an extensive area of about 750 acres, appropriately called in Tamil “Palkalainagar”. And in 1978, the name of the University was changed to Madurai Kamaraj University to honour one of the most illustrious sons of our country. The two components of the name may signify the pride in the hoary tradition of the Tamils and the present concern to live up to their ideals.

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ELIGIBILITY:

Eligibility as per new Government order No. 846/70-2-2010-3(58/79) dated April 30, 2010

The minimum educational qualification requisite for the admission in B.Ed. Classes shall be
A graduate degree of University established by law in case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
A graduate degree of University established by law with a minimum of 45% marks in case of other candidates.
Only those candidates will be allowed to appear at the JEE B.Ed. 2010 who have already passed the qualifying e Applications of all those candidates who have not passed the qualifying examination on the date of application will be rejected.
The application fee is non-refundable. Though every effort will be made to ensure that such candidates do not submit application forms. However, if any such candidate sends the application by post, his application money will not be refunded.

RESERVATION:

The reservation in seats and relaxation in the qualifying marks in favour of the reserved categories shall be as per the rules of the U.P. Government (Details).

WEIGHTAGE:
Weightage will be provided as per rules

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EXTRACT OF JOINING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAINING AT AIR FORCE ACADEMY, DUNDIGAL, HYDERABAD FOR SELECTED CANDIDATES

TRAVELLING

*You are entitled to travel by rail in Second Class Sleeper. If your home town is not connected to Secunderabad by rail you can travel by road. You will be entitled to road mileage allowance as admissible under rules to Grade II officers. You are to travel at your own expense and the amount you are entitled to will be refunded by AFA Hyderabad. All candidates are to bein possession of train / bus tickets and supporting documents to claim the same.

Airmen Candidates

* You are entitled to travel by mode/class entitled to your present rank from your unit to Academy.

RECEPTION

*A reception centre will be established at Secunderabad city Railway Station Exit gate from 0900 hrs on the day of your arrival. Your move from Railway Station to Air Force Academy will be arranged by the reception centre. The Movement Control Officer (MCO) at the railway station can also be contacted for guidance.

REPORTING

* Report for training on the due date and time as specified in the covering letter. Reporting late without proper authority is not permissible. In case your report early please make your own arrangement till you report to reception centre as per laid down instructions.

DURATION OF TRAINING

* The duration of training will be 74 / 52 weeks. However, this period is subject to variations.
The training at AFA demands a very high level of physical fitness. Outdoor activities are given equal importance as academics. Failure to achieve the desired standards in outdoor training or academics will render your training to be terminated. Therefore, it is in your interest that you are physically and mentally prepared to undergo the rigours of training. You will be required to participate in athletics, cross country and games, so you should keep yourself fit to undertake physical exercise like sit ups, push ups, short and long distance running etc. If you have anys portswear/equipment like football boots, tennis racquet or golf sets, please bring them along with you.

RAGGING
Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited at all Air Force Training Establishments. such an act / incident, if any, is to be brought to the notice of appropriate authority in the Training Establishment.

ACCOMMODATION
You will be provided suitable accommodation during the period of training. It is will be free of cost for those joining Flying / GDO courses whereas on rent as per government rates would be charged from Under Training Flying Officers (i.e. of Tech Courses / Met Branch of GDO Course). Permission to live out under own arrangement will not be granted during training period.

MESSING
Free Messing will be arranged in the Flight Cadets Mess as per the entitlement. You may be charged for allied services as per the current rates.

MEDICAL

(a) Free medical facilities will be provided to you during training period. Please note that you will not be entitled to claim any compensation for any injury sustained while under training. If you have any injury or have fallen sick after your Air Force Medical Examination, you are to intimate AFA about the same on arrival.

(b) A medical certificate as per proforma at Appendix ‘B’ completed by you and a qualified medical practitioner is to be furnished to the AFA on your arrival.

(c) You are required to continue to maintain your medical fitness for the said course. Another medical examination will be held immediately after you join AFA, wherein your medical fitness for commissioning in the Air Force, which was intimated to you vide your Initial / Appeal / Review Medical Board, held at AFCME /IAM / Air HQ / AFMC / AHRR, as applicable, will be re-confirmed. Any shortfall in medical fitness will lead to your being declared medically unfit to join the Air Force and you would be returned home. Please be especially careful about your weight, which should be within permissble limits of yourideal weight as has been informed to you at the time of Initial / Appeal Medical Examination at IAM / AFCM / Air HQ.

LEAVE / DISCIPLINE

* While under training, no leave will be granted except on medical or compassionate grounds. Wedding ceremonies, festivals and similar occassions will not be considered as compassionate reasons for leave. The grant of leave will always be subject to exigencies fo training. If a trainee officer fails to report to theacademy after expiry of leave period. his / her commission / cadetship is liable to be terminated in absentia. The cost of training and other expenses upon such termination become payable by him / her or his / her gurantor to the government, as in the case of voluntary withdrawal from training.

* While undergoing training at AFA,you will be governed by the rules and regulations in force and those which may be laid down in future. An indifferent attitude towards training may amount to deliberate failure and termination of training and he/she may be required to pay the entire cost of training. U/T Flying Officers / Flight Cadets considered indisciplined and suspended on these grounds will be debarred from entering Defence Services in any capacity. AE & Met branch training officers will be governed by AF Act 1950 and rules thereof. Therefore, they may be tried by a Court Martial or punished otherwise for any of theoffences as laid down in that act.

* Ex-airmen cadets / Under Training Fg Officers are entitled for free railway conveyance on FRW by entitled Class, once annually during the term break to and from their homes. Free travel is not admissible to other cadets while proceeding on term break.

CLOTHING

* To equip you with correct kitting requirements during training, as also subsequently during your service career post commissioning, certain items (including various uniforms) will be issued to you on arrival at AFA, whose payment will be effected through the Outfit Allowance which you will be entitled to. Certain other items will also be issued to you on arrival at AFA and payment effected subsequently. Some of these items are: -
o Curtains
o Pillow
o Swimming Costume
o Rain Coat
o Water Bottle
o Glass Drinking
o Coffee Mugs
o Table Lamps
o Bucket & Mug
o Blanket
o Hangers
o 04 Bed Sheets and 02 Pillow Cover
o Sport Shoes (One Pair )

* You should be in possession of the following items of clothing on arrival at AFA: -
o Towels
o Slippers
o Mosquito Net
o Handkerchief White (One Dozen)
o Night Suit
o Dressing Gown
o Alarm Clock
o Hanger (Six)
o Electric Iron

*To ensure uniformity and correctness of pattern the following items will be issued to you by the Academy on payment/ issue, as applicable: -
o Sports T-Shirts Squadron Colour (Two)
o Academy Blazer (One)
o Black Socks Nylon (Two pairs)
o Air Force Tie (One)
o Academy Tie and Scarf (One Each)
o Shorts White (Two)
o T Shirt White (Two)
o Trousers White (Three)
o Shirt White (Full Sleeves) (Three)
o Socks White (Two Pairs)
o Black Shoes (One Pair)
* In case of airmen candidates the cost of items listed above would be met from the pay and allowances that they receive whilst their training at AFA.

*The Academy is equipped with well stocked Canteen, to meet day to day requirements.

POCKET ALLOWANCE

* You must carry at least Rs. 10,000/- as pocket allowance to meet your intial kitting requirements. This is to meet the cost of kit issued to you and not covered by outfit allowance. this may be carried by a DD to be in favour of PMC. Flight Cadets’ Mess payable at Dundigal / Secunderabad / Hyderabad.

FOR CANDIDATES JOINING TECHNICAL COURSES (AE (L) & AE (M))

While proceeding for training, you are advised to bring the books listed below, if available with you: -

* Microprocessor and Interfacing by Douglas Hall
* Microprocessor Systems, the 8086/88 family by Liu and Gibson
* Teach yourself Unix
* Any DOS preliminary Book
* Unix programming by Rebecca Thomas
* ‘C’ Programming Language by Kerningam, Ritche
* Theory and Problems in programming language ‘C’ Schaum series by Bryan Gottfried
* Automobile Engineering – For Mechanical Stream
* Text book on Communication Engeering, Radar and Microwave Engineering – Electronics Stream

These books will help you for easy assimilation and reference for Aeronautical Engineering Course. Also to bring a Pocket Calculator.

DECLARATION

The text of various declarations which have to be complemented before your reporting for training are given at appendicies attached(You can down load them from website). Please read the text of the declarations carefully and submit them as per instructions.

RESIGNATIONS / WITHDRAWAL

* Please note that in case you wish to withdraw from training for any reason whatsoever or refuse to accept the commission, if offered, you will be required to pay the entire cost of training to the Government as per the undertaking given by yourself / your parents / guarantor. This amount will have to be deposited by you before your resignation or request for withdrawal from training is forwarded to the higher authorities by the Training Institute.

DOCUMENTS

* Following documents duly completed must be handed over to the T.C.O on arrival.
o Medical Certificate as per Appendix ‘B’.
o Declarations etc. duly executed / completed as per Appendices ‘C’ to ‘F’.
o Original certificates of 10th and 10+2 for verification of date of birth.
o 15 copies of passport size photographs for arrival formalities.

If any of the above papers are not submitted to the T.C.O on arrival, you will not be allowed to join the course.

MISCELLANEOUS

*You are neither allowed to keep any pets in AFA nor any private servant. Use of the following items is not permissible, so please do not bring them: -
o Wireless sets
o Motor cycles, Bicycles and Cars
o Air Guns, Pistols, Fire arms and ammunitions
o Articles of value such as jewellery, tape recorders, etc.
o Electric heaters
o Radio / Transistors
o Cosmetic items
o Mobile Phone

WILL

You are required to execute a ‘WILL’, the text of which is given at Appendix ‘F’ and hand over the same at the AFA.

MARRIAGE

* Only unmarried candidates are permitted to join training. ‘Unmarried’ excludes widows and divorcees even though without encumbrances. However, marriage is no bar for candidates above 25 years. You will not be permitted to marry during the period of training. You will not be allowed to live with family during the period of training, even if you are married and above 25 years of age.

FOR AIRMEN CANDIDATES

*Airmen candidates will report for training with their full kit. Items for personal and public clothing will be deposited in AFA Logistics Section on form IAFF (Q) 402. On completion of training action in terms of AFO 289/74 will be taken to dispose off the kit.

*All loans taken from non-public and / or Benevolent Funds are to be returned prior to the airmen proceeding for training.

ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE

All correspondence intended for you, should be addressed as under:

U/T Fg Offr / Flt Cadet …………………….(Name)

Course No……………………….

Service No………………………

Air Force Academy, Dundigal, Hyderabad- 500043

CHARACTER AND ANTECEDENTS

Your provisional commission/SSC is also subject to satisfactory verification of your character and antecedents by teh police/civil Government authorities. Your commission will be terminated forthwith in the event of adverse report being received from the police / civil Government authorities.

PAY / STIPEND

* For Flying / GD Branches : As Flight Cadets, you will receive a fixed stipend of Rs. 21,000/- per month, for the full period of training. On successful completion of training you will be commissioned in the rank of Flying Officer and your pay will be in the pay band of RS. 15,600 to Rs 39,100.

* For Met branch Only : The stipend will be converted to pay for all purposes on successful completion of training with retrospective effect and the allowances admissible on such pay will be paid thereupon on such conversion.

* For Tech Branches : On commissioning as U/T Flying Officer, your pay will be in the integrated pay band of RS. 15,600 to Rs 39,100.

ALLOWANCES

* Flying / Technical Allowance : Officers of these branches are entitled to these allowances at the rate and conidtions laid down.

*Separation Allowance : Married Officers posted to Units / Formations located at non-family stations/areas notified as such by the government for this purpose, where families are not permitted to accompany them, will receive separation allowance.

* Dearness and Compensatory Allowance : Officers are entitled to these allowances at the rates and conditions laid down for civilians.

* You will also be eligible for Kit Maintenance Allowance, Outfit Allowance and Qualification Pay Grant.

* Free Ration : Officers of all ranks are entitled to free ration for themselves in kind.

GROUP INSURANCE
You will be insured for Rs. 30 lakhs on contribution as applicable to serving officers from the day your training commences.
* Gratuity : On completion of your tenure you shall be paid Gratuity at the rates applicable to PC / SSC Officers of the IAF from time to time.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
*You shall not be deemed to be commissioned in the Air Force until you have subscribed to an oath / affirmation of allegiance (Appendix ‘A’) which will be administered to you at AFA. Should fail to take oath / affirmation you shall not be allowed to join course and no TA/DA shall be admissible to you for reporting to or returning from the AFA. You shall also be debarred from joining the Air Force at any time in future. Further, failure to take an oath / affirmation of allegiance even after Commissioning, as and when directed by the authority, will entail termination of your commission on that ground, and for the purposes of your liability to repay to the Government the entire training costs and other expenses, such termination shall be deemed to be due to the cause within your control.
* Airmen Candidates : You will be governed by AFI 20/ 76 during your training Period.
* Terms and Conditions of service for various branches are as governed by government rules amended from time to time.

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