The Hindu : Tamil Nadu / Chennai News : Counselling for `eminent sports person' category from July 20

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Friday, Jul 15, 2005

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Counselling for `eminent sports person' category from July 20

Special Correspondent

For admission to B.E/B.Tech courses and for MBBS programme If any vacancy arose at the end of the first phase, candidates would be called for the second phase

CHENNAI: The first phase of counselling for admission to B.E/B.Tech courses and for MBBS programme under Special Category of "eminent sports person" will be held on July 20, 21 and 22 at the Vivekananda auditorium, College of Engineering, Guindy.

A release from the Secretary, Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions 2005, P. Narayanasamy, on Thursday said the call letters had been sent to all the eligible candidates.

If any vacancy arose at the end of the first phase of counselling, candidates would be called for the second phase.

For further details, candidates should visit the university website: www.annuniv.edu/tnea2005.

University sources said the schedule of the general counselling was likely to be decided formally at the TNEA coordination committee meeting to be held on July 18.

Already, it has been announced that the counselling for MBBS admission would be completed by July 24 and the engineering counselling under the single window mode of admissions might begin in another week.

VC to meet college heads

Anna University's Vice Chancellor, D. Viswanathan, is planning a series of meetings with college heads in a bid to smoothen relations between the university and the unaided colleges.

Prof. Viswanathan would meet with chairpersons and principals of colleges in the southern districts at Madurai on Friday.

Over the next few days he would meet the management representatives at Salem, Coimbatore and then at Chennai.

He would take up the pending issues such as infrastructure problems, faculty strength and the need to upgrade technical education standards in the State.

He would also seek support for his project to come up with computer-assisted teaching and learning aids to enhance the delivery of engineering courses.

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