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Campus Notes

MG University

Examination Dates: The following are the dates of commencement of various examinations being conducted by the MG University: Fourth semester Bio Informatics Degree examinations: June 18. The last date for submitting application forms is June 4; Second semester M.Sc. Applied Fisheries and Aquaculture Degree examinations: June 18. Last date for submitting applications is June 4; Fourth semester MHRM degree examinations: June 25. The last date for submitting applications is June 6; Fourth semester MTA degree examinations: June 18. The last date for submitting applications is June 4. Candidates will have to pay an addition Rs. 150 (for regular appearance) and Rs. 30 per paper (for reappearance), as CV Fee. First semester Master of Applied Sciences (Medical biochemistry) degree examinations: June 25, Last date for submitting applications is June 6; First semester M.Sc. Physiology examinations, originally scheduled for April 16, but had been postponed, will commence from June 2; Re-examination: Radio Therapy-I paper of B.Sc. MRT degree examinations held on March 31 have been cancelled. Re-examination of this paper will be held on June 16. Timings: 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

School of Communication and Information Sciences: Has called for applications to its MCJ programme. The last date for submitting applications is June 18.

Confidential Marklist: For 2008 March final year examinations will be sent to the concerned Head of Institutions on request.

The fee for the purpose of higher education is Rs.150 and for employment purpose, Rs.250.

Internship Programme: For nursing students of School of Medical Education under MG University, instituted at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, has formally come into being. Speaking at the function organised to mark the occasion, the Pro Vice-Chancellor K. K. Unuskutty said the tie up between the AIMS and the MGU will open a new chapter in the nursing education sector. While the MGU was one of the premier institution in the nursing education sector, the association with the AIMS in this area will provide an opportunity for quality enhancement of nursing education, he said.

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