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The first phase of online counselling for general students (open competition) for admissions into MBBS and BDS courses for the academic year 2010 – 2011 commenced on Sunday at four centres – Hyderabad, Vizag, Vijayawada and Tirupathi. 920 MBBS seats and 3 BDS seats were filled up on the first day. Counselling would be held [...]
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EAMCET 2010 Medical Counselling Starts On Sunday
Posted by Siril on July 29th, 2010
Posted in Bachelor's, News 
Tags: Andhra Pradesh, Health, higher education, Hyderabad India, India, Mental health, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam 
No Comments »D.C.’s New Community College Brings Continuing Education Online
Posted by admin on May 28th, 2010
In a super-competitive job market that puts a premium on specialized knowledge and skills, opportunities for continuing education have never been more vital to D.C. area residents. Now even the busiest would-be students can find education and training—literally at their fingertips—in more than 1,000 online courses offered by the Continuing Education program at CCDC. The [...]
Careers advice
Posted by Siril on January 25th, 2010
Most colleges have a Careers Advisor who can work with you to identify a workable, realistic, career plan. Careers advice is, first and foremost, about you . It’s about what you want, and what you’re good at. It’s also very practical. You might cover some – or all – of the following areas with your [...]
Isaac Newton: Why apples are falling on Google today
Posted by Siril on January 6th, 2010
Isaac Newton, one of the most important names in science, has inspired a surprising logo swap on Google’s homepage. The mind behind our modern laws of gravity and motion would have turned 367 years old on January 4. The search engine giant is ringing in the big day with its first animated “Google doodle.” Newton’s [...]
Avatar: the real-life science behind the fantasy
Posted by mrudula on January 6th, 2010
The producer of “Avatar” is fond of saying that writer and director James Cameron does not write science fiction, he writes science fact. From the reclining, cup-holdered seat of a local multiplex, that seems a generous statement. Neither mountains floating in midair or fauna that lights up like the Las Vegas Strip at night would [...]
