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Model question paper for seventh semester B.E.
MODEL QUESTION PAPER FOR Seventh Semester B.E. Degree Examination (Common to all branches) Constitution of India & Professional Ethics.
Model Question Paper
Seventh Semester B.E. Degree Examination (Common to all branches)
Constitution of India & Professional Ethics.
Seventh Semester B.E. Degree Examination (Common to all branches)
Constitution of India & Professional Ethics.
Time: 3 hrs. Max. Marks: 100
Instructions to the Candidates:
1. Use OMR Sheet Supplied, and darken the bubble with black ballpoint pen only against your choice of correct answer for
each question.
2. Double marking for the same question is considered as invalid.
3. Answer all the questions.
4. No negative marking.
5. Scribbling, folding, damaging of OMR Sheet is to be strictly avoided and University is not responsible for the
consequences.
1. Use OMR Sheet Supplied, and darken the bubble with black ballpoint pen only against your choice of correct answer for
each question.
2. Double marking for the same question is considered as invalid.
3. Answer all the questions.
4. No negative marking.
5. Scribbling, folding, damaging of OMR Sheet is to be strictly avoided and University is not responsible for the
consequences.
1. In which year, did Cripps Mission come to India?
a. 1935
b. 1945
c. 1949
d. 1942
2. Who was the chairman of Drafting Committee of Constitution of India?
a. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
b. Jawaharlal Nehru
c. Dr. B R Ambedkar
d. Saradar Vallabhabai patel
3. When did Indian Constitution come into force?
a. 1946
b. 1949
c. 1948
d. 1950
4. Who will appoint the Attorney General of India?
a. Prime Minister of India
b. Chief Justice of India
c. President of India
d. Law Minster of the union.
5. Who selected the first President of India?
a. Members of the Lok Sabha and the Raj Sabha
b. Members of the Lok Sabha, the Raj Sabha and Members of Legislative Assembly of all the states
c. Constituent Assembly
d. Members of the British Parliament.
6. Who will appoint the Chief Minister of a State?
a. Prime Minister of India
b. Governor of that state
c. Cabinet Minister of that state
d. Congress Working Committee.
7. Who will appoint the judge of the Supreme Court?
a. Chief Justice of India
b. President of India
c. Law of Minister of India
d. Central Government.
a. Chief Justice of India
b. President of India
c. Law of Minister of India
d. Central Government.
8. Who will appoint the cabinet Minister of a state?
a. Chief Minister of that state
b. Governor of that state
c. Members of the Legislative Assembly
d. Members of Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council.
9. What is the Minimum age to become the Vice- President of India?
a. 35
b. 45
c. 25
d. 30
10 By whom the Directive Principles of State Policy be amended?
a. Members of Lok Sabha
b. Members of Raj Sabha
c. Members of both Lok Sabha and Raj Sabha
d. Parliament, supported by more than fifty percent of states.
11. What is the remedy available for the breach of fundamental duties under the Constitution?
a. Filing writ Petition
b. Filing Criminal Complaint
c. Filing Civil Suit
d. No remedy
12 How many types of writs are there?
a. seven
b. three
c. five
d. six
13. What is the term of the President of India?
a. Four years
b. Three years
c. Five years
d. Six years
14 Who was the constitutional Advisor to the Constituent Assembly?
a. Dr. B R Ambedkar
b. JawaharLal Nehru
c. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
d. B.N .Rau
15 How many times was the Preamble of the Constitution amended?
a. Three times
b. Two times
c. One time
d. Not amended
16 What is the maximum percentage of jobs that can be reserved by a state for backward class people in the government jobs?
a. 75%
b. 65%
c. 50%
d. 60%
17 The rule of Equality before law is not applicable to
a. Prime Minister of India
b. Chief Justice of India
c. Governor of a state
d. Law minister of India
18 Writ of Certiorary is issued
a. When a person is illegally arrested
b. When a person is illegally detained
c. When a judicial authority acts in excess of Jurisdiction
d. When a search warrant is issued against a person
19 India has recognized
a. Only one religion as National Religion
b. Three religions as National Religions
c. Five religions as National Religions
d. No religion as National Religion
20. One of the aims of Engineering Ethics is to
a. Inspire engineers to aquire in depth knowledge in their field
b. Stimulate the moral imagination
c. Aquire new skills in Engineering, Testing and Research
d. Make Engineers self Confident in discharging their duties
21 Professional Ethics is
a. Set of standards adopted by Professionals
b. Set of rules passed by Professional bodies
c. Traditional rules observed since a long time
d. Set of rules relating to personal character of professionals
22 One of the ways of misusing the truth is
a. Failure to seek out the truth
b. Exaggerating the truth
c. Making confused statement
d. Making totally false statement
23 Engineers shall issue public statements only
a. In subjective Manner
b. In objective Manner
c. On their personal responsibility
d. Based on the reports sent by higher officers
24 A person is detained under the special law
a. When he has committed criminal offence
b. When he has committed civil wrong
c. When there is likely hood of committing offence against public
d. When there are chances of escaping from India
25. Once the National Emergency is proclaimed, it should be approved by the parliament within
a. 6 Months
b. 3 Months
c. 2 Months
d. 1 Month
26. The owner of the patent right will be having patent rights for
a. 100Years
b. 75 Years
c. 50 Years
d. 20Years
27. Legislative Council is
a. Dissolved after 6 Yrs
b. Dissolved after 5Yrs
c. Dissolved after 3Yrs
d. Not dissolved
28. It is not a kind of trade mark
a. Designs
b. Sounds
c. Symbols
d. Goodwill
29 When the National Emergency is declared, the following article is suspended
a. Art 12
b. Art 14
c. Art 16
d. Art 19
30 The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed by the
a. Prime minister of India
b. Planning Commission
c. President of India
d. Chief Justice of India
31 Under Advisory Jurisdiction, the Supreme Court gives it’s opinion to
a. The Prime Minister
b. The Law Minister
c. The President
d. The High Court
32 A High Court Judge retires at the age of
a. 65
b. 63
c. 60
d. 62
33 One of the qualifications to become the Judge of the Supreme Court is
a. Practice in a High Court for at least 9 Yrs
b. Served as judge of High Court for at least 3 yrs
c. Practice in District Court for at least 12 Yrs
d. In the opinion of the President, he must be a distinguished Jurist
a. Practice in a High Court for at least 9 Yrs
b. Served as judge of High Court for at least 3 yrs
c. Practice in District Court for at least 12 Yrs
d. In the opinion of the President, he must be a distinguished Jurist
34 Raj Sabha is
a. Dissolved once in three years
b. Dissolved once in five years
c. A Permanent body
d. Dissolved once in six years
35 The President of India
a. Can be prosecuted
b. Cannot be prosecuted
c. Can be prosecuted only in the case of Criminal Conspiracy
d. Can be prosecuted only if the Parliament permits.
36 Writ can be directly filed
a. In the magistrate Court
b. In the Court of Civil Judge
c. In District and Sessions Court
d. In the Supreme Court
37 Professional Ethics takes into account of
a. The personal character of engineers
b. The temperament of engineers
c. The religious bent of mind of engineers
d. The social back-ground of engineers
38 To amend the constitution to change the procedure of election of the President of India, the bill has to be passed
a. By Simple majority
b. By Special majority
c. By Special majority, ratified by more than half of the states
d. By Special majority and consented by Chief Justice India
39. Constitution empowers state governments to make special law for
a. Women and children
b. Workers working in the mines
c. Farmers
d. Unemployed youths
40 Right against exploitation prohibits
a. Lending money at high interest
b. Giving in marriage minor girls
c. Women working at night in factories
d. Traffic in human being
41 One of the restrictions of freedom of speech and expression is
a. Contempt of Court
b. Degrading the office of the president
c. Speading discontent among the citizens
d. Holding unlawful assembly
42 Ex- post-facto-law means
a. An out –dated law
b. An invalid law
c. Passing Criminal law with retrospective effect
d. A law applicable only during emergency
43 This in one of the grounds for classification
a. Religion
b. Social status
c. Taxation
d. Annual income
44 Maximum percentage of reservation in educational institution is
a. 75%
b. 68%
c. 50%
d. 65%
45 When a person is detained under a special law
a. He should be released within three months
b. He should be produced within three months before the magistrate
c. An Advisory Board must be constituted within three months
d. A charge sheet must be filed within three months in the proper court
a. He should be released within three months
b. He should be produced within three months before the magistrate
c. An Advisory Board must be constituted within three months
d. A charge sheet must be filed within three months in the proper court
46. A writ of habeas corpus is issued
a. When a person is arrested arbitrarily
b. When the lower Court violates the principles of natural justice
c. When a public authority fails to discharge his public duty
d. When the lower court acts in excess of its authority
47 Common Civil Code means
a. Common Civil procedure Code
b. Common Civil law applicable to all
c. Civil law applicable to common man
d. Civil law applicable to Hindus, Muslims and Christians in certain matters
48. Fundamental duty demands
a. To abide by the constitution
b. To work sincerely
c. To avoid corruption
d. To abide by moral rules
a. To abide by the constitution
b. To work sincerely
c. To avoid corruption
d. To abide by moral rules
49 President of India can be removed by
a. Chief Justice of India
b. Passing a resolution by the union Cabinet
c. Passing a resolution in Lok Sabha by two- third majority
d. Impeachment
50. President rule is imposed in a state
a. When there is no clear majority
b. When the Legislative Assembly passes a resolution to that effect
c. When there is difference of opinion between the Governor and the Chief Minister
d. When the state government does not follow the direction given by the Prime Minister.
51 Preamble of Indian Constitution
a. Is part of the constitution
b. Is not part of the constitution
c. Was considered to be part of the constitution
d. Is additional part of the constitution
a. Is part of the constitution
b. Is not part of the constitution
c. Was considered to be part of the constitution
d. Is additional part of the constitution
52 Engineering Ethics
a. Stimulates the moral imagination
b. Provides up-to-date Knowledge in the field of Engineering
c. Stimulates to conduct research
d. Stresses on Time Management
a. Stimulates the moral imagination
b. Provides up-to-date Knowledge in the field of Engineering
c. Stimulates to conduct research
d. Stresses on Time Management
53 Socially and educationally backward class means
a. People belonging to low caste
b. Scheduled caste and scheduled tribe people
c. Economically and educationally backward class people
d. Uncultured and uneducated people
54. Jobs are reserved for SC and ST people
a. At the time of appointment
b. At the time of promotion
c. Both at the time of appoint and promotion
d. On the basis of their annual income
55 Right to life includes
a. Right to die
b. Right to contest for election
c. Right to make a will
d. Right to get education
56 Writ of Prohibition
a. Prohibits police from interfering in one’s private affairs
b. Prohibits a person to continue in a public post
c. Prohibits lower court exceeding its jurisdiction
d. Prohibits judicial and quasi judicial authority from taking an action
57 Vice-president of India is elected
a. By the Members of Lok Sabha
b. By the Members of Raj Sabha
c. By the legislative Members of all the states
d. By the members of Lok Sabha and Raj Sabha
58 Original jurisdiction of the supreme Court relates to
a. Civil suits directly filed in the Supreme Court
b. Criminal Complaints directly filed in the Supreme Court
c. Writs directly filed in the Supreme Court
d. Disputes between the Union & the States
59 One of the views on responsibility of Engineers is
a. They are strictly liable
b. They are absolutely reliable
c. They should do good works
d. They should take reasonable responsibility
60 One of the impediments to responsibility is
a. Interference by politicians
b. Interference by higher officers
c. Rampant corruption at higher level
d. Self deception
61 Professional autonomy means
a. Independent body controlling profession
b. Liberty in selecting the work
c. Liberty to express independent view
d. Exercising independent and objective judgment
a. Independent body controlling profession
b. Liberty in selecting the work
c. Liberty to express independent view
d. Exercising independent and objective judgment
62 This is not a ground to declare state emergency
a. No clear majority
b. Not complying with the direction give by central government
c. Disobeying the direction given by Supreme Court
d. Failure to maintain law and order in the state
63 This is not a Directive Principle of state policy
a. Organize village Panchayat
b. Provide free Legal Aid
c. Secure living wage
d. Secure just and efficient judiciary
64 This is not a fundamental duty
a. To abide by constitution
b. To protect and improve natural environment
c. To develop scientific temper
d. Not to indulge in corrupt practice
65 It is not the objective enshrined in the Preamble
a. Justice Social Economic and Political
b. Liberty of thought and expression
c. Equality of Status
d. Secure shelter and proper livelihood to all
66 This is not the test for valid classification
a. Intelligible differentia
b. Relation between classification and the object sought to be achieved by the state
c. Arbitrariness
d. Social and educational backwardness
67 This is not the ground to impose restriction on the right of freedom of speech and expression
a. National Security
b. Law and order
c. Contempt of court
d. Morality or decency
68 This is not the power of the Chief Minister
a. Formation of Government
b. Control over ministers
c. Chief advisor to the Governor
d. Control over state judiciary
69 The President of India is not having
a. Executive Power
b. Diplomatic Power
c. Legislative Power
d. Power to control judiciary
70 The Election Commission has no power to conduct
a. Election to parliament
b. Election to state legislature
c. Election to the office of the President
d. Election to the speaker of the Lok Sabha
71 This is not the aim of studying Engineering Ethics
a. Analysing concepts
b. Addressing unclarity
c. Engaging sense of responsibility
d. Procuring faultless results
72 This is not dishonesty in Engineering Research and Testings
a. Crimping
b. Cooking
c. Forging
d. Plagiarism
73 Dr Rajendra Prasad was chairman of
a. Drafting committee
b. Constituent Assembly
c. Raj Sabha
d. First planning Commission
74 Number of members in Election Commission including the chairman is
a. Seven
b. Nine
c. Three
d. Five
75 Legislate means
a. Form Government
b. Make Constitutional amendment
c. Make law
d. Put Administrative Machinary into action
a. Form Government
b. Make Constitutional amendment
c. Make law
d. Put Administrative Machinary into action
76 Natural Justice means
a. Justice not based on enacted law
b. Justice according providence
c. Just ,fair and reasonable action
d. Justice which is not based on technical formalities
77 Tight Couple means
a. Binding two beams tightly
b. Erecting two pillars side by side
c. Process tightly coupled
d. Strong addhesive material
78 Forging means
a. Signing in the name of some other person
b. Strengthening material by special process
c. Inventing research data which are reported
d. Mixing material under high pressure
79 Amend means
a. Remove the difficulties
b. Make the meaning more clear
c. Make the object of the act more clear
d. Omit
80 Enact means
a. Single chapter
b. Single action
c. Pass a law
d. Rectify the mistakes , in the law
81 Special majority means
a. More than fifty percent
b. More than seventy five percent
c. More than two third majority
d. More than sixty six percent
82 Special leave means
a. Leave with salary
b. Leave without salary
c. Permission granted by the Supreme Court to appeal
d. Leave granted only to Supreme Court Judges before retirement
a. Leave with salary
b. Leave without salary
c. Permission granted by the Supreme Court to appeal
d. Leave granted only to Supreme Court Judges before retirement
83 Respite means
a. Death due to strangulation
b. Death due to drowning
c. Awarding lesser punishment
d. Painless death
84 Violate means
a. Use Violence
b. Use force
c. Commit breach of law
d. Over-rule
85 Interpret means
a. Interrupting in the exercise of legal right
b. Passing a law by absolute majority
c. Ascertaining the meaning of a word
d. Amending a law to make it more effective
86 Right to privacy includes
a. Right to move freely through out the territory of India
b. Right to reside in any part of India
c. Right to practice any profession
d. Right to personal liberty
87 Minority may be
a. Linguistic or religious
b. Regional or national
c. Racial or regional
d. National or racial
88 The basic attitude towards responsibility is
a. Intentionally causing harm
b. Negligently causing harm
c. Minimalist
d. Recklessly causing harm
89 Conflict of interest may be
a. False
b. Potential
c. Created
d. Imaginary
90 The President of India is bound to follow the advice given by
a. The Prime minister of India
b. The Attorney general of India
c. The Chief Justice of India
d. The Council of ministers
91 This is not the function of the Lok Sabha
a. Legislative Function
b. Financial Function
c. Controlling the executive
d. Judicial function
92 Appellate Jurisdiction of the supreme court does not include
a. Appeals in civil cases
b. Appeals in Criminal cases
c. Special leave to appeal
d. Appeals against writs
93 One of the characteristics of profession is that
a. Usually it is having monopoly
b. It demands hard work
c. It is based on honesty
d. It is having tough competition
a. Usually it is having monopoly
b. It demands hard work
c. It is based on honesty
d. It is having tough competition
94 Ordinance can be promulgated by
a. Lok Sabha
b. President of India
c. Lok Sabha and Raj Sabha
d. Prime minister
b. President of India
c. Lok Sabha and Raj Sabha
d. Prime minister
95 This is not impediment to responsibility
a. Fear
b. Self deception
c. Ignorance
d. Self respect
96 The chief election Commissioner is appointed by
a. The Prime Minister
b. The President
c. The Chief Justice of the supreme court
d. The law minister of India
97 Freedom of press is included in
a. Right to carry on any occupation
b. Right to personal liberty
c. Right to freedom of speech and expression
d. Right to education
98 Expert Testimony means
a. Tested by expert engineer
b. Evidence give by a person having competent technical knowledge
c. Document drafted by a legal expert
d. Designed by expert engineer
99 Fraternity
a. Fatherly treatment
b. Spirit of brotherhood
c. Unity and integrity of the nation
d. Elimination of economic injustice
100 Who officiates in the absence of president of India
a. Prime Minister
b. Vice president
c. Speaker of Lok Sabha
d. Chief Justice of India
Draft Syllabus of MBA Syllabus
Draft Syllabus of MBA Syllabus
MBA Revised Syllabus 2005
MBA Ist Semester subject Codes
MBA IInd Semester subject Codes
MBA IIIrd Semester subject Codes
MBA IVth Semester subject Codes
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Model Question Paper For VI semester Students
Model Question Paper For VI semester Students
- Adv. Fabric Structutre and Design TX 652
- Advanced contol system IT 65
- Advanced Surveying CV 668
- Analytical Instrumentation IT 63
- Communication system IT 61
- Compiler Design CS 664
- Computer Aided Textile Design TX 63
- Computer Graphics CS 63
- Computer Networks I CS 64
- Design of Masonry structure CV 662
- Digital Communication EC61
- Digital Signal Processing and Architecture EC662
- Digital Systems design using VHDL
- Electronics and Communication EC65
- Engineering Design of RC Structures CV61
- Engineering Economy ME 62
- Environmental Engg. II CV 65
- Industrial Management IP 64
- Information Theory and coding EC63
- Knitting Technology TX 62
- Mechanical Vibrations
- Microcontroller IT 64
- Microwave communication EC62
- Non Traditional Machining IM 662
- Operation research IP 61
- Principle of programming Lang CS 661
- Signals and Systems
- Technical Textiles
- Textile testing TX 64
- Theory of Mental Cutting MA664
- Transportation Engg. Geotechnical Engg. II CV 62
- Transportation Engg. II CV 63
- Unix System Programming
- Electrical Drawing and CAD
- Digital system design using VHDL
Monday, December 17, 2007
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Monday, December 10, 2007
Time Table for exams to be held in Dec 2007 and Jan 2008
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Layout
(general layout)
B.E. I and II
B.E. III
B.E. III and IV
B.E. V
B.E. VI
B.E. VII
B.E. VII ...
B.E. VIII
B.Arch I to X
B.Arch. I to IV
B.E. III and IV
P.G. Time Table Layout
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(M.Tech Examination)
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(MBA Third Semester)
Page 56-58
(MCA I to V Semester old scheme.)
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Advanced Microprocessors 8086 Interfacing
Input - Output (I/O)
– I/O devices are controlled by reading and/or writing bit
patterns to/from special registers associated with the
particular device. These registers are very similar to ordinary
memory locations, but are located on the I/O devices
interface card, which sits between the device and the
computer bus.
– These registers are connected to PORTS. One way of
remembering what a PORT means is P(ort) means
P(hysical) connection via wires to P(eripheral).
– On many computers (e.g. Motorola 68000) I/O devices are
all memory-mapped, that is their registers appear to the
CPU exactly like ordinary memory locations. Therefore there
are no special I/O instructions - the ordinary mov
instructions suffice.
I/O on the 8086 (D6)
– On the 8086 however most I/O is done via special in and
out instructions, which refer to a completely separate 16 bit
I/O memory-map.
– The out instruction writes a byte to a register associated
with an output device.
– Similarly the in instruction inputs a byte from an input
device.
The OUT instruction
The IN and out instructions are always used in conjuction with
the DX and AL registers.
out dx,al
– outputs the byte stored in al to the output port indicated by the
contents of dx. So
mov dx,4100
mov al,08
out dx,al
– Writes the bit pattern 00001000 to the output device connected to
port 4100. This bit pattern will have an effect that depends on the
device that is connected physically to the port at this address.
On a D6 it will output a 1 to the speaker.
The OUT Instruction
Select Port Data Sent to Port
– Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Port Address [4100] 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Speaker
Output a “1” on bit 3 of byte sent to address 4100 switches the
Speaker “ON”.
Output a “0” on bit 3 of byte sent to address 4100 switches the
Speaker “OFF”.
Continuous ON/OFF/ON... switching of bit 3 creates an
ON/OFF/ON… pulse that causes the speaker to emit a sound.
The Displays
– Each display consists of 8 elements, the seven segments
that make up the characteristic "8" shape, and a small dot to
the bottom right of the "8". Each bit of the byte written to
4106 turns on or off one of these elements. Confusingly a 0
turns an element on, and a 1 turns it off (reverse logic). The
relationship between bits and elements is given below
bit 0 - top bar
bit 1 - top right bar
bit 2 - bottom right bar
bit 3 - bottom bar
bit 4 - bottom left bar
bit 5 - top left bar
bit 6 - middle bar
bit 7 - the dot
The Keypad
– The D6 keypad consists of three rows, each consisting of 8
keys.
– We use the OUT instruction to send out a signal (strobe) to
the keypad. We use the IN instruction to read back in the
signal as modified by a key-press.
– Two I/O registers are associated with the D6 keypad.
– To determine what key or keys are currently being held
down we strobe each row individually, by setting one of the
bottom three bits of the byte in address 4100 to zero.
– Bit 0 corresponds to the bottom row, bit 1 to the middle row,
and bit 2 to the top row.
– Again negative logic is being used, so by writing 110 to the
bottom three bits, we are actually strobing the bottom row,
101 corresponds to the middle row, and 011 to the top row.
- After issuing the strobe, we then read the contents of I/O
register 4101 to find out if a key or keys on that row are
being pressed down.
– Each bit from 4101 corresponds to a particular key, with 0
indicating that the key is depressed, 1 indicating that it is not.
Bit 0 corresponds to the leftmost key on the row, bit 7 to the
rightmost. If 4101 returns a value of 11111111, no keys are
being pressed.
.CODE
.STARTUP
start: mov dx,4100 ; Row Port Address Select
mov al,05 ; Select Middle Row
out dx,al ; Strobe Middle
mov dx,4101 ; Select Column Port Address
in al,dx ; Read in Keypress
Spring 2001 CA103 Computer Architecture
Friday, December 7, 2007
Answer to Queries14
Question: hello sir ,i took change of college but still now i am not able to get my university number ,,from monday my exa,s r going to commence ,,in this regard i need clarification from vtu authorities.
Answer: In this regard, please contact your new college principal because he would be the best person to guide you.
Question: need information abt placement
Answer: Can you specify, what ki9nd of information is required regarding placements...
Question:within how muchyear we have to complete be degree for diploma holders
Answer: The total number of years allowed for a normal student is 8. I guess for diplomma holders it must be either 6 or 7. Would take up this issue with a stronger response in future.
Question: how to get model question papers for BE cs 3rd sem 2007 issued from vtu?
Answer: All the model papers for 3rd semester is available in respective depatments. Kindly contact your HOD.
Question: hi, i recieved 2 year backs after my 4th sem exams.. currently not elligible. would like to know if i would be elligible for college placements, if i complete my engg.. thank You.
Answer: The college placements are very much dependent on the company's requirement.. So, the issue entirely depends on the companies.. Not on the college..
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Draft Time-Table for Dec 07 Jan 08 BE/ B.Tech Examination.
Note:The CIP exam for 7th sem is rescheduled to 24th December,2007.
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Ph. D Results announced
Ph. D Results announced.
1. Business Administration
2. Civil Engineering
3. Electrical Engineering
4. General Science
5. Mechanical Engineering
Challenge valuation results announced for
1. MBA
2. CED
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