Saturday, December 15, 2012


NOTICE
Theory Exam 
 
All the student’s are here by informed that the THEORY EXAMINATION will held on Saturday 15th Dec 2012 and  PRACTICAL EXAMINATION Monday 17th Dec 2012, for batch July 2012 to June 2013 as per following schedule:





DATE
MODULE EXAM
ROLL NO
BATCH TIMING
15th  Dec 2012
(SATURDAY)
M3:FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING WITH TALLY & PERSONALITY DEVELOPEMENT
01  - 50
09:00 A.M  -  11:00 A.M.
15th Dec 2012
(SATURDAY)
M3:FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING WITH TALLY & PERSONALITY DEVELOPEMENT
       51 onwards
11:00 A.M.  – 01:00 P.M.

Practical Exam 
 
 



PRACTICAL EXAM
M3:FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING WITH TALLY & PERSONALITY DEVELOPEMENT




17th Dec 2012
(MONDAY)
Roll No
Timinig
01 - 20
10:00  –  11:00
21 - 40
11:00  –  12:00
41 - 60
12:00 –   01:00
61 - 80
02:00  –  03:00
81 - 104
03:00 -   04:00


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Naveen Raj Bhatia

(Centre in charge)

Notice for January 2012 NCPUL Students - Module Exam


NOTICE
Theory Exam 
All the student’s are here by inform that the THEORY EXAMINATION will held on Saturday 15th Dec 2012 and  PRACTICAL EXAMINATION Monday 17th Dec  2012, Monday for batch Jan 2012 to Dec 2012 as per schedule displayed below:





DATE
MODULE EXAM
ROLL NO
BATCH TIMING
15th Dec 2012
(SATURDAY)
M6:”C” PROGRAMING LANGUAGE
01  - 36
02:00 P.M -  04:00 P.M.

Practical Exam   
 


M6: ”C” PROGRAMING LANGUAGE
17th Dec 2012
(MONDAY)
ROLL NO
PRACTICAL TIME
01 - 36
04:00 P.M  –  05:00 P.M

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Naveen Raj Bhatia

(Centre in charge)

Monday, December 10, 2012

Notice Regarding CABA MDTP Examination (Dec 2012)


Notice Regarding CABA MDTP Examination (Dec 2012) Schedule


All students are hereby informed that the examination of CABA-MDTP course has been scheduled on 29th Dec, 2012, Saturday as per following schedule.



SR NO
SEMESTER NO
TIME
1.
Semester 1
9:00 A.M to 12:00 Noon
2.
Semester 2
2:00 P.M to 05:00 P.M



VENUE FOR EXAM CENTRE:

NEW HORIZON SCHOOL,
NORTH OF HUMANYU’S TOMB,
NEZMUDDIN EAST,
NEW DELHI-110013



IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION:

1.         Candidate should bring the Admit Card & I Card in the examination.
2.     Candidate should be seated inside the examination hall 15min. before the start of examination.
3.      Candidate coming to the examination hall after 30 minutes of the commencement of the examination will not be permitted to enter the hall.
4.       Candidate once seated will be permitted to leave the examination hall only 1 hour 30  from the commencement of the examination.
5.        Please append candidates signature and write candidate answer sheet nos. at appropriate place in the attendance during the examination, otherwise candidates answer book will not be evaluated and will be treated as absent.
6.         Candidate are prohibited from bringing textbooks, notes and programmable calculations in the examination hall. Pagers and mobile Phones are not permitted.
7.         For Practical Examination, confirm the date and time from your Centre In charge.
8.     In case of any discrepancy in admit card, please contact the Examination In charge immediately.






(Centre In charge)


Notice Regarding CABA MDTP Examination (Dec 2012) Schedule



Notice Regarding CABA MDTP Examination (Dec 2012) Schedule
10th Dec, 2012



All students  of NCPUL center are hereby informed that the examination of CABA-MDTP course has been scheduled on 29th Dec, 2012 as per following schedule.



Sr No
Semester no
Time
1.
Semester 1
9:00 A.M to 12:00 Noon
2.
Semester 2
2:00 P.M to 05:00 P.M


The list of all registered students has already been updated on website. The registration cards/ admits cards for provisionally eligible candidates has already been dispatched to concerned NCPUL centre in-charges. Incase registration cards/ Admit cards are not received by 21st Dec, 2012 please contact the examination in-charge immediately at


NIELIT, Chandigarh centre SCO 114-116 Sector 17-B Chandigarh
Email: Doeaccncpul@yahoo.in Telephone: 0172-2722873

Anita Sharma



Admission Notice for Jan 2013


Faculty Requirements in Haryana


Dear Sir/ Ma’am,

This is to bring to your kind notice that Shriram New Horizons Ltd. has been appointed by Directorate of School Education, Govt. of Haryana for providing Computer Faculty and education services in more than 1200 Govt. Higher Secondary/ Senior Secondary Schools of Ambala, Panchkula, Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Gurgaon, Palwal, Faridabad, Mewat, Rewari & Mahendragarh Districts (List of Schools available on website). 

The selection of the computer faculty will purely be on the basis of Written Test and Interview.
For more information, application form and List of Schools visit our website www.shriramnewhorizons.com
You can also check “The Tribune” – English Daily Newspaper dated 04 Dec 2012.

Last Date for applying: 14-Dec-2012

We would like to get associated with your esteemed Institution for placing the willing and eligible candidates. Do please inform the candidates or kindly provide us the details of the candidates so as to maximize the reach and finalize the worthy talent.

NOTE:- Result Awaited candidates are not eligible.

With Regards,
Astha Arora
Shriram New Horizons Ltd
A-12, Sec-59, Noida – 201301 (UP)
0120-4680950

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Friday, November 16, 2012

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Urdu should be taught in primary schools

‘Urdu should be taught in primary schools’
MOHAMMED ANAS  NEW DELHI | 9th Sep 2012
Aziz Ahmad Aziz
Aaati hai Urdu zaban aate aate. Perhaps these lines by renowned poet Daag Dehelvi have inspired Aziz Ahmad Aziz, a retired English teacher from Hapur, Uttar Pradesh. He has made the survival and revival of Urdu the sole mission of his life. By writing letters to newspaper editors, university vice chancellors and parliamentarians, the octogenarian has set up a technical institute, Al Ameen Institute of Technology, to impart computer diplomas in Urdu to young students. The institute is recognised by the National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language (NCPUL).
Aziz has also set up a web portal to record the status of the language in the country and to inform readers about the steps that can be taken to spread it.
Aziz believes that Urdu is an everyday language of most of North India and thus needs a proper push. "Contrary to the perception that Urdu has been on the decline, it has thrived. People from all backgrounds speak Urdu. Almost all film songs are written in Urdu. Most of the bureaucratic and legal communication is done in the language. Urdu is actually a classical and colloquial Hindustani language. We all agree on the beauty and finesse of it, then why don't we learn it in schools?" asks Aziz.
He says that while around nine of the northern states recognise Urdu as their official language, the education policy fails to do justice to the language. "Once Urdu was compulsory in primary government schools, but now it's just an optional subject and that too in government schools. Private schools, especially the English-medium ones, shun it completely," says Aziz. In the last few years, Aziz has extensively communicated with successive UP governments to revive Urdu in government curriculum. Perhaps it's because of his efforts that the Akhilesh Yadav government promises to open Urdu primary schools in Muslim-concentrated areas.