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Dr Kaup Mohamed urges for value based quality education in universities

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March 2, 2016

Bengaluru, Mar 2: Dr Kaup Mohamed, dean, London American City College - United Arab Emirates, has urged the Indian universities to impart value based quality education.

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He gave this statement after singing of Memorandum of Understanding between London American City Educational Trust, Bengaluru and Periyar University, Salem, Tamil Nadu to offer their PRIDE's Degree Courses in Bengaluru.

Dr Kaup emphasized on improving the standards of education of the students by utilizing the knowledge through creative potential, skills and become competitive person for industry and its development.

Value addition includes knowledge based education, implementation of internship in all the degree programs, placement values, greater opportunities in the job market; study tours; use of technology, e-class room sessions, quality teaching pedagogy, implementation of true value based research and development work, etc. he pointed out.

Periyar University is a Tamil Nadu State Government University fully re-accredited by NAAC with “A” Grade. Periyar University's Degrees are duly recognised by the UGC for employment by the Central and State Governments and the employers in the private Sectors.

Periyar University's Degrees are accredited by the NAAC with “A” Grade. The students are eligible to write NET and SLET examinations and UPSC / TNPSC / RRB / BANK exams and other competitive exams held in India.

Periyar University's PRIDE Degree programs will be offered with value additions such as use of class room teaching with latest technology such as use of LCD projectors etc. by highly qualified professors from India and Abroad, with use of labs and wifi facilities, a well knit library, industrial visits and tours, social and cultural functions and with placement services with MNCs and local industries. There are special batches for girls in Bengaluru. For admissions to the Periyar University's Degree Programs, you can contact LACC Bengaluru Tel: 080-25522256/57 or Mobile: 91-9620582988 / +91-9620583477.

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Zahoor Ahmed
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Thursday, 3 Mar 2016

Actual problem is Head of HRD is 12th Pass. How can we expect the change at higher education.

aharkul
 - 
Thursday, 3 Mar 2016

Exactly There is no updated sylabus in whole Karnataka and the system of education is not correct. This is my own opinion.

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