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Company Plans Varsity in association with AP Govt US Company Plans Varsity in association with AP Govt
US-based Sylvan Learning Systems Inc, plans to set up a "Technology University"
in Andhra Pradesh. 250 acres have been cleared by the Government for this
purpose in Hyderabad under a recently signed MoU between Government of
AP and the company. Sylvan International--a Dutch Multinational and wholly-owned
subsidiary Sylvan Learning Systems Inc is doing the works in India for
the parent company. Hotel Management and Information Technology will be
the Key areas in the proposed varsity GM Infotech-Bieber Consultancy GM
info tech & systems, a leading training firm based in Chennai has announced
its strategic alliance with Bieber Consultancy, a German owned Corporation.
They will start several new courses including nine-month long master in
Animation. The ventures try to use unexploited opportunities in the entertainment
industry Rediff.com joined hands with Aptech Limited to launch a '2 million scholarship programme'. Aptech will utilize the student profiles through rediff portal spanned over the country. Aptech students will get networked with all its national centers through the programme Cambridge
International Examinations (CIE) and schoolnet India Ltd jointly announced
academic diagnostic testing service, 'Checkpoint India'. The proponents
claim that the programme raised promising response this year. CIE is the
international assessment division of University of Cambridge, UK. The
CIOL shop teamed up with Fabmart to add more than a dozen of online courses
to its student store section. The new courses are on web development and
programming having a fee range of Rs.495-3500/- TANITEC dissolves in Anna University Chennai based Tamil Nadu Institute of Information Technology is to be merged with Anna University. The university would absorb all faculty and staff of Tamil Nadu Institute of Information Technology which would dissolve itself as a corporate entity under Sec. 25 of the Companies Act. The NEC Electronics, Singapore has signed an agreement with SRM Engineering College to promote awareness and application of NEC's V850 family of single chip micro-controller in India. NEC Electronics is a subsidiary of NEC Corporation, Japan. The evaluation kit given to the college amounts $10,000 and it is the first college level tie-up of NEC in India. AICTE-Sun Microsystems joins for java training The
AICTE has signed a MoU with Sun Microsystems to open java training center
across the country
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