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Nursing Admissions 2018 under the Govt of West Bengal

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IMPORTANT: Nursing Admissions 2018

Applications are invited for three year GNM Training Course, including 6 months internship in Nursing Training Schools under the Govt of WB.

Criterion:
1. Age - Between 17 to 27 years as on 01.01.2018
2. Citizen of India, and premanent resident of any district of West Bengal for at least five years preceding the date of submission of application
3. Must be able to read, write and express in Bengali/Nepali
4. Minimum qualification: HS (10+2) exam

For other details please check the pics below, and visit the site: www.wbhealth.gov.in

Permission granted for MBBS admission in North Bengal Medical College Siliguri

9:24 AM

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Siliguri

Siliguri June 5: The Medical Council of India has granted permission to North Bengal Medical College and Hospital in Siliguri for conducting admission to all 150 MBBS seats, including 50 provisional ones, for the 2016-2017 academic session.

The nod comes with a rider that adequate infrastructure should be provided to students before the next inspection of the MCI scheduled for later this year.

Samir Ghosh Roy, the NBMCH principal, said the MCI had given permission for admission to 150 MBBS seats for the 2016-2017 academic session that starts from August.

"The 150 seats include 50 that have been granted to us on a temporary basis. The permission has been given with a condition that we have to complete the infrastructure required for accommodating 150 students, like hostels, lecture theatres and auditorium before the next visit of the MCI," he said.

This is the fourth year that the MCI has granted permission to the NBMCH to take admission to 150 MBBS seats.

North Bengal Medical College District Darjeeling

Prior to granting the 50 additional seats in 2013, NBMCH used to take admission to 100 MBBS seats.

An NBMCH source said the permission had been granted on the basis of a report of a three-member MCI team that had visited NBMCH in March.

"The MCI team appeared quite satisfied with the progress of the work in setting up infrastructure. That is why the MCI has granted permission. Another team is likely to visit the medical college anytime between September and December and the authorities have been directed to complete all structures by then," said the source.

Via Telegraph

NBU to start new courses on food technology and pharmaceutical technology

8:37 AM

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technology news

North Bengal University (NBU) has decided to start two new courses, food technology and pharmaceutical technology, at the post-graduate level from the 2014-2015 academic session that is set to begin from August-end, varsity authorities said today.

North Bengal University (NBU)

Somnath Ghosh, the NBU vice-chancellor, said the two courses were the first to be offered by the varsity in the technology stream.

The NBU had got permission from the UGC in 2011 to start the two courses. Subsequently, a committee was set up to oversee the launch of the two-year degree courses.

Ghosh said the decision to start the two courses was taken at a meeting of the committee on June 27.

A.P. Das, the former chairman of the committee, said around 10 to 15 students would be admitted to each of the two courses. “The syllabus has been formulated. The UGC has also sanctioned three teaching posts for each of the two courses,” he said.

Source: Telegraph

Capacity building training on health for unemployed youths

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vocational training

The Kalimpong Municipality today started the capacity building training on health sector for unemployed youths from various blocks under the municipality. The training held at Kalimpong College is being participated by five unemployed youths from each blocks under the municipality. The programme will include training on various skills with an aim to make the participants self employed and help them sustain their life.

Capacity building training on health in Kalimpong

The inaugural day of the training had the presence of Kalimpong Municipality vice chairman Jayan Lepcha, Kalimpong College principle Dr. RP Dhakal, KM health department official Dr. Zimba along with a host of other officials. Interacting with reporters after the programme, Jayan Lepcha informed the capacity building training is being conducted under the government’s Swarna Jayanti Swarojgar Yozna. He further said the Kalimpong Municipality has been conducting a number of such training in the past under the SJSY, equipping the unemployed youth with different skills to be self reliant.

Lepcha said the municipality has already provided training on computer applications and automobile related skills, while the latest edition is being focused on health sector related skills. The health related training is being provided by doctors from the plains, he added.

Source: EOI

PG Diploma in Urban Planning and Development - IGNOU

8:18 AM

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education

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has launched a “Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Development” in Open and Distance Learning mode. Any graduate is eligible to take admission into this 32 credits one year programme with a fee of Rs. 2800/-
The programme as an additional qualification will strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of professionals handling various urban development issues, projects and programmes.
A copy of the programme brochure and IGNOU Common Prospectus are attached for information.

For admission, the interested scholars may contact any IGNOU Regional Centres or the following Programme Coordinators:

Dr. P.V.K. Sasidhar, E-mail: pvksasidhar@ignou.ac.in; Phone : 011-29571665
Prof. B.K. Pattanaik, E-mail : bkpattanaik@ignou.ac.in ; Phone : 011- 29571662
Dr. Nehal A Farooquee, E-mail : nafarooquee@ignou.ac.in; Phone : 011-29571664

Trinity certification courses and exams in Darjeeling hills and Sikkim

12:02 PM

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Sikkim

Trinity College of Music, London, is all set to offer certification courses and exams on contemporary music for music buffs in north Bengal (Darjeeling) and Sikkim. While the college had been providing courses and exam facilities on classical music for a long time in the region, this will be the first time that the ‘Rock and Pop’ department of the college will be offering exams on contemporary music in West Bengal.

Louis-Banks

“We are targeting Darjeeling Hills and Sikkim to start with in West Bengal, as there is immense talent for music out there,” Anmol Chandra Rai, the Director, NOIDA School of Rock, who is planning the entire affiliation and exam process in the region, said today. He was speaking on the sidelines of a workshop here on Trinity certification courses on contemporary music. The workshop at Maitri Hall at the Jesuit Residence at Matigara was attended by over 100 budding musicians and music lovers. According to Mr Rai, Trinity exams on contemporary music will be held on drums, vocals, electric guitar, electric bass guitar and electronic keyboard.

Tyler Smith, who is considered the Rock and Pop ‘czar,’ told the workshop that the aim of the event was to teach the people good music. Mr Smith provides support to Trinity teachers, candidates and administrators around the world on the benefits and viability of Rock and Pop education, performance and asssment, according to the workshop organizers. “The venture we have started will open doors for budding musicians in the region to pursue music courses of their choice, while it will also help them judge their standards in the international arena,” Mr Rai said.

According to him, similar workshops will be held at the Himalaya Kala Mandir in Darjeeling tomorrow morning, in the Town Hall in Kalimpong tomorrow afternoon, and at the Tashi Namgyal Academy in Gangtok on Saturday afternoon.

While one can register for the free workshop by dialing 09093253841 and 08145839335, the organizers said they plan to hold such workshops all through this year across India and Sri Lanka.

Mr Rai said he plans to open up a centre in the Hills where all the interested people can visit and pursue the courses and appear in the Trinity exams.

By Ashish Pradhan
Source:SNS

SBI PO Recruitment 2014 - 1837 Vacancies

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Sarkari Naukri (Government Jobs)

State Bank of India has issued a new notification for the recruitment of PO Post in the state Bank of India. Eligible Indian Citizen can apply for appointment as Probationary Officer. Those candidates who want to built their career in Banking Sector; this is a golden opportunity for getting a good job. This SBI PO Recruitment is for 1837 PO Post. More details are given in below.

SBI PO Recruitment 2014 - 1837 Vacancies

The Application submission will start on 7th April 2014 which will be closed on 25th of April 2014. Further details of SBI PO recruitment 2014 like education criteria, age limit and application process are given in below.

Organization Name: – State Bank of India.

Exam Name: - Probationary Officer Exam.

Total Number of Vacancies: - 1837 Vacancies.

Post Name: - PO

SC: 235 Posts
ST: 439 Posts
OBC: 405 Posts
General: 758 Posts

Age Limit: - Candidates age must be between 21 years and 30 years as on 1st April 2014. Bank will be provided some age relaxation to reserved category candidates as per government rules.

Education Criteria: -Candidates should posses in graduate degree program in any field from any recognized university. Download Notification Of SBI Bank PO Job

Application Amount: - candidates can submit their fee by online mode or offline mode.

General and OBC Category candidates: – Rs. 500.
SC/ ST Category Candidates: – Rs. 100.
Selection Mode: - Candidates will be recruited on the basis of written exam, group discussion and personal interview for PO Post.

SBI PO Recruitment 2014 Official Note: -

Candidates can apply online by following process: -

Visit to the official website of SBI at www.statebankofindia.com.
Click on the Recruitment of Probationary Officer Application Form.
Upload Photo and Signature.
Make payment voucher/ challan for payment process.
Download Application form for future reference.

Important Dates: -

Opening Date for Online Applications: 07-04-2014
Last Date for Online Application: 25-04-2014
Last Date for Online Payment of Application Form: 25-04-2014
Last Date for Offline Payment of Application Form: 28-04-2014
Date of Written Examination: June 2014

Medical Officer & Staff Nurse jobs in WB State Health & Family Welfare Samiti - 2013-2014

5:37 PM

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West Bengal

Medical Officer & Staff Nurse jobs 2013-2014 in WB State Health & Family Welfare Samiti– Apply Online for 746 Staff Nurse AND 964 Medical Officer Posts: WB State Health & Family Welfare Samiti has announced employment notification for recruitment of the Staff Nurse Posts and Medical Officer on contract basis.

1)Name of the Post: Staff Nurse

Total No. of Posts: 746

1. SC: 164 Posts
2. ST: 45 Posts
3. OBC – A: 75 Posts
4. OBC – B: 52 Posts
5. General: 410 Posts
6. Reserved for Person with Disabilites: 23 Posts

Age Limit:

Candidates age should be 40 years as on 01-10-2013. Age relaxation will be applicable as per the rules.

Educational Qualification:

Candidates should have GNM Training course from an institute recognized by Nursing Council of India.

Salary: 17200/-

Application Fees:

Candidates need to pay Rs. 100/- for Unreserved category & Rs. 50/- for Reserved Category in the form of Demand Draft to be issued from any nationalized bank in favour of West Bengal State Health & Family Welfare Samiti, Payable at Service branch at Kolkata.

2)Name of the Post: Medical Officer

Total No. of Posts: 964

1. SC: 199 Posts
2. ST: 82 Posts
3. OBC – A: 88 Posts
4. OBC – B: 62 Posts
5. General: 524 Posts
6. Reserved for Person with Disabilites: 27 Posts

Age Limit: Candidates age should be 40 years as on 01-10-2013. Age relaxation will be applicable as per the rules.

Educational Qualification: Candidates should have BHMS/BAMS/BUMS degree from an institute recognized by respective councils of that Stream.

Salary: 25000/-

Application Fees:

Candidates need to pay Rs. 200/- for Unreserved category & Rs. 100/- for Reserved Category in the form of Demand Draft to be issued from any nationalized bank in favour of West Bengal State Health & Family Welfare Samiti, Payable at Service branch at Kolkata.

Selection Process:Both posts Candidates will be selected based on merit basis.

How to Apply:

To apply through online from the web site: http://www.wbhealth.gov.in/ from 16-12-2013 to 06-01-2014and submit their application in the prescribed format, DD form attested copies of photo proof identity card, certificates to prove age, caste, resident, mark sheets to the Executive Officer, WB Health & Family Welfare Samiti on or before 14-01-2104.

Important Dates:

Last Date for Submission of Online Applications: 06-01-2014.

Last Date for Receipt of Applications: 14-01-2014.

To Download Medical officer more Details here shfws-WB State Health & Family Welfare Samiti Recruitment 2013-2014 Medical Officer posts

To download Staff Nurse more Details here shfws-WB State Health & Family Welfare Samiti Recruitment 2013-2014 Staff Nurse posts

To Apply online visit:http://www.wbhealth.gov.in

Darjeeling police to start a Career Counseling Cell for youths

7:51 PM

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West Bengal

The Darjeeling police have decided to start a Career Counseling Cell for youths from Wednesday as they aim to reach out to them and rebuild lost confidence in the wake of the statehood agitation.

Darjeeling police

Public-police relations in the hills are at an all-time low. Numerous arrests and the September 28 clash with students have only worsened matters.

Nonetheless, the police department is keen to ensure the people do not lose faith. Counseling services will be provided at the town office for four hours every day with the police department appealing to all youths to visit the cell.

“There is lot of confusion among youths here as to job opportunities and their career. The CCC’s job will be to inform them about various job opportunities available, how to get them, and what needs to be done,” said Darjeeling Special IG Jawed Shamim.

At the outset, the CCC will start in Darjeeling sub-division and depending on the response it will be introduced in the remaining sub-divisions.

“We have decided to start in Darjeeling first. We will see how the response is and accordingly take it up in the remaining sub-divisions,” said Shamim.

The officer also said that in the event of a youth being selected for a job interview, the CCC would provide necessary assistance.

“We have officials who are pretty experienced and who have themselves faced interviews. Youths selected for job interviews will be helped by our officials on how to prepare and be ready to tackle the task,” the special IG said.

He also said the people of the hills have always cooperated and stray incidents should not be a deterrent to police-public relations.

“We always want to be in the best of terms with the people. Locals have always cooperated with the police and we want to help them and ensure our relation remains intact for a win-win situation,” said Shamim.

SC disapproves Common entrance exam held by the Medical Council

10:12 PM

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Live News

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has ruled that the common entrance exam held by the Medical Council of India or MCI will not continue because it is not empowered to do so.

SC disapproves Common entrance exam held by the Medical Council

Private medical and dental universities and colleges now have the right to conduct their own entrance exams for under-graduate and post-graduate degrees. Critics point out that in many of these institutions, admissions are sold instead of being based on merit. Without a common entrance exam, they argue, the colleges will have a free run to sell seats.

The three judges who heard the case included Chief Justice Altamas Kabir. Two said that the council is not empowered to conduct the exam. One disagreed.

"Holding of National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) is legal, practical and is the need of the society. Hence, I have dissented," Justice Anil R Dave said.

The judges made it clear that the verdict will not affect the admissions which have already taken place.

The Press Trust of India reported that the Union Health Ministry, which has been conducting the common entrance exam since 2009, has sought legal opinion on whether it can file a review petition on the Supreme Court order.

"MBBS seats are sold upto 40 to 60 lakh...post-graduate seats are sold for upto two crore rupees and this will get worse," said Dr Ravindranath who belongs to an organisation called Doctors for Social Equality, which is committed to eradicate "poverty and suffering" in Tamil Nadu.

But the management of private colleges, many of who had fought the common entrance exam, deny malpractices and say they must have the right to determine their own admission processes including exams.

Students also worry that they will now have to spend much more on traveling to different places for multiple entrance exams. Aravint Santhosh, who is 18 and studying in Chennai, said that students will now have to prepare for an array of exams for Delhi's famous AIIMs, the Armed Forces College, and others.

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