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  Top 20 in the world's first dedicated ranking of universities Five Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are in the top 20 in the world's first dedicated ranking of universities in the BRICS ( Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa ) group of countries. China's universities dominated the table with 40 universities featured in the top 100, 22 in the top 50 and 4 in the top 5 with Tsinghua University being ranked the best university. According to the "QS University rankings : BRICS" to be announced to Tuesday, Russia has 19 of its universities in the top 100, Brazil 17, India 16 and South Africa 8 in the list.

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Delhi, Ghandinagar, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Indore, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madi, Patna, Rajasthan, Roorkee, Ropar IT-BHU Varanasi and ISM- Dhanbad. IIT-JEE 2012  EXAMINATION SCHEDULE DATE :-

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  TOUCH SCREEN COMPUTERS FOR INDIAN STUDENTS FOR RUPEES @1500/- ONLY   Indian Government is working seriously on this Important project. Government wants to launch this project by the January . With the help of Human Resource Development Ministry (HRD), Indian Government might be able to launch this scheme by January 2011. Government has invited tenders for such one lakh/lac computers from the desired companies. The ministry Joint secretary on thursday said that " Proposal might be introduced at IIT Rajasthan", Under the leadership of IIT Rajasthan , Indian reacher's have designed this type of very low price computer. Indian as well as foreign companies have also taken interest in this important Project. Get Updates! Subscribe to the Scholars club email newsletter to receive updates, freebies and exclusives: Enter your email address: ==>Help us?

MBBS @ IIT  IIT BRAND ON MEDICAL (MBBS)STUDY   PROVISION OF MEDICAL STUDY AT IIT In the context of Medical study in IITs-  IIT kharagpur might be the first IIT to have medical study, beacause IIT kharagpur had recommended the Plan of opening of medical college in IIT.  IITs have to fulfill all procedure that a medical college needs to have. they have to take permission from MIC. S ubscribe to SCHOLARS CLUB ==>Help us?

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL     Now, Indian Institute of technology will also produce Doctors with the Engineers. on Friday, this decision was taken in the meeting of IIT council headed by Human resource development minister  - ' Kapil Sibbal' .   Earlier Health ministry had rejected the proposal of opening of Medical college in the IIT, because IIT Act recommends only the teaching of Engineering in the IITs. Now, Government will add Medical  and Engineering in one way. Kapil Sibbal told that, all have agreed to have the study of medical in IITs. After the change in the Act, 15 IITs will have the power to open Medical Infrastructure. He also told that, in the major Institution of the world , various types of study takes place simultaneously.This is the need of time. IIT kharagpur might be the first IIT to have medical study, beacause IIT kharagpur had recommended the Plan of opening of medical college in IIT. IITs have to ful...

IITs may take credit for being the finest technical institutions in the country but Vice President Hamid Ansari today rued that they are yet to be recognised among the 100 best institutes world-wide. He said the institutes fare poorly in terms of international grading of academic output based on publication, patents applied for and granted and faculty citation. "No Indian university, not even an IIT, figures in the top 100 of Shanghai Jiao Tong University Institute's academic ranking of world universities or in top 100 of the 2009 Times Higher Education world university rankings," he said while delivering an address at the 41st convocation of IIT-Delhi.  He also expressed concern over IIT passouts gradually shying away from research work saying, "Less than 15 per cent of those graduating from IITs move towards teaching or research, whether in India or abroad." "We need in the first place to focus on accessible learning, affordable learning, and ap...

When preparing for the IIT-JEE, Deeksha Sinha (18) didn't face any specific difficulties because she was a girl.  But there were the small concerns. "My parents were always anxious that I'd commute alone from my coaching class late at night," said Sinha, a first-year student at IIT, Bombay.  Sinha's trajectory began with her deciding on engineering "because everyone around me was doing it". Girls, she said, have nothing of the kind of burning determination that boys have about the JEE.  "Even the girls who were preparing with me were not very keen on getting in - it almost felt like they were doing it for the sake of it. The boys were much more intense about it," she said.  As one of the few girls on a male-dominated campus, Sinha has felt bouts of loneliness.  "Occasionally, you do feel left out by the boys or sometimes no one sits next to you in class," she said.

Share Luck By Chance He helps his father, a cobbler, mend shoes in his spare time while his mother stitches rags to support the family, but financial hardships have not stopped Abhishek Kumar Bhartiya from coming out with flying colours in the IIT entrance exam. Abhishek, who secured 154th rank in the SC category of IIT entrance test, now wants to propel his dreams by pursuing aerospace engineering at IIT-Kanpur here. His father earns Rs 60-70 daily and mother stitches old clothings to earn money.  But "this has never held them back from facilitating our education," Abhishek says, dedicating his success to his parents. Abhishek, who also tries to pitch in by polishing shoes at his father's shop, has three young brothers and the family of six lives in a one room accommodation with no electricity.  "We have just one small room where six of us live and that too without electricity. So, he used to study under the lantern for five-six hours in the night,...

Share Bihar's Super 30  All 30 students of Super 30, a free coaching centre in Bihar, have cracked the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) for the third consecutive year, the institute announced Wednesday.  'We are really upbeat and celebrating the 100 percent success for the third consecutive year as all 30 students have cracked the IIT-JEE this year,' Anand Kumar, the institute's director-cum-founder, told IANS. Super 30 that helps the economically backward students crack the IIT-JEE has been selected by The Time Magazine in the list of The Best of Asia 2010. The magazine, in its latest issue, said that every year, about 230,000 students take the exam for a seat in the IITs but only 5,000 grab it. 'Last year, 30 of them came from one coaching centre in Patna, capital of the impoverished north Indian state of Bihar.  That may not seem like many, but for the Super 30 centre it's a pass rate of ...

Share A total of 13,104 candidates today cleared the prestigious IIT-Joint Entrance Examination 2010 with Anumula Jithendar Reddy from Madras zone topping the test.  These students will be eligible for admission in 15 IITs, ISM Dhanbad and IT-BHU. There are 9,509 seats in these institutions. Over 4.5 lakh candidates had appeared in JEE-2010 which was conducted by seven of the IITs on April 11. The number of candidates who appeared in JEE-2010 is nearly 18.3 per cent more than that in the previous year. Reddy, who appeared in JEE from IIT Madras Zone, topped this year's All India list of successful candidates, the IITs said in a release.  The test was conducted in seven zones. The IIT Bombay zone produced maximum number of successful candidates with 3145 students figuring in the merit list followed by IIT Madras (2619), IIT Delhi (2264), IIT Kharagpur (1481), IIT Kanpur (1341), IIT Roorkee (1305) and IIT Guwahati (521).