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JAIN Announces Rs 10 Crore Scholarships For Covid-Affected Students
The scholarships are for the children of COVID-19 victims of Karnataka, who want to pursue online degree programmes at the institution. JAIN in March received approval from the University Grants Commission (UGC) to offer online degrees.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay NLSIU’s 25% Quota For Karnataka Students
A Bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and Ravindra Bhat was hearing a petition that sought a stay order on the NLSIU notification that has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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NLSIU Reserves 25% Seats For Karnataka Students, Asks Them To Update CLAT 2021 Application Form
The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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Yamuna Menon Wins 18 Gold Medals At NLSIU Convocation 2020
NLSIU Convocation 2020: For the first time in the history of the university, Yamuna Menon, a student of BA LLB (Hons), has won 18 gold medals.
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Karnataka colleges battle sexual harassment
Stung by the sexual harassment allegations at the University of Mysore, the Vice Chancellor (VC) of Bangalore University has decided that it is high time students were educated in guidelines against sexual harassment.Circulars quoting the University Grants Commission (UGC) will be issued to the 654 colleges falling under jurisdiction of the univers...
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Institute manager absconds with students' fees
The Malleswaram police are on the look out for the fraudulent manager of a computer centre accused of decamping with students' fees amounting to Rs 8 lakh. The Indian Computer Academy (ICA) of Kolkata had opened a branch in Malleswaram two years ago and appointed a manager called Mahesh to manage the centre.Everything was fine until students of the...
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JAIN Announces Rs 10 Crore Scholarships For Covid-Affected Students
The scholarships are for the children of COVID-19 victims of Karnataka, who want to pursue online degree programmes at the institution. JAIN in March received approval from the University Grants Commission (UGC) to offer online degrees.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay NLSIU’s 25% Quota For Karnataka Students
A Bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and Ravindra Bhat was hearing a petition that sought a stay order on the NLSIU notification that has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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NLSIU Reserves 25% Seats For Karnataka Students, Asks Them To Update CLAT 2021 Application Form
The National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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Yamuna Menon Wins 18 Gold Medals At NLSIU Convocation 2020
NLSIU Convocation 2020: For the first time in the history of the university, Yamuna Menon, a student of BA LLB (Hons), has won 18 gold medals.
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Karnataka colleges battle sexual harassment
Stung by the sexual harassment allegations at the University of Mysore, the Vice Chancellor (VC) of Bangalore University has decided that it is high time students were educated in guidelines against sexual harassment.Circulars quoting the University Grants Commission (UGC) will be issued to the 654 colleges falling under jurisdiction of the univers...
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Institute manager absconds with students' fees
The Malleswaram police are on the look out for the fraudulent manager of a computer centre accused of decamping with students' fees amounting to Rs 8 lakh. The Indian Computer Academy (ICA) of Kolkata had opened a branch in Malleswaram two years ago and appointed a manager called Mahesh to manage the centre.Everything was fine until students of the...
