Center Likely to Mandate NEET For Agri Courses

Center Likely to Mandate NEET For Agri Courses From when the mandate be put into effect? Contents hide 1 From when the mandate be put into effect? 2 Rural education 3 Reduction in education for Girls 4 Enrolment for Agricultural courses In comparison to Medical Council of India (MCI), the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is only a suggestive body and doesn’t hold the right to pass a mandate but merely propose it to the Parliament. The parliament alone has the rights to pass it as a rule which is highly unlikely to happen in this academic year.Currently, it has been proposed for students from Tamil Nadu. According to the statements given by the Vice Chancellor of Tamil Agricultural University, K Ramasamy, a total of 13 agricultural courses are enlisted as professional courses. Agricultural courses are offered by 14 constituent colleges and 24 affiliated colleges in the state. Amongst these, the center allocates 15% of seats in all the colleges through common entrance examination conducted by the Centre.The mandate to include Agricultural courses in the purview of NEET exams is predicted to have an effect on multiple grounds. As per reports, the latest mandate by the center hasn’t gone well with parents and students of the state, who are still hoping the news to be false.Rural educationAmongst others, it is the rural students who would be impinged by the mandate. After the mandate of making NEET compulsory for medical and dental courses, students had found solace in Agricultural courses. Also, a sudden surge of seats was witnessed last year for Agricultural courses, with more students rushing to take up the course.Reduction in education for GirlsThis mandate is also likely to affect the enrolment of girl population in pursuing higher education. As per statistics put forth by an academician, the current percentage of seats allotted for girls in the field of arts and science is 67%, 70% in medicine and 87% in Agriculture. This percentage is likely to see some reduction post the mandat e as parents would find themselves in trying position to spend so much money on their ward’s education. The cost of entrance examination and tutorials for the cracking it will supposedly put a great deal of pressure on parents, who want their children to pursue higher education.Enrolment for Agricultural courses Home career Center Likely to Mandate NEET For Agri CoursescareerCenter Likely to Mandate NEET For Agri CoursesBy Amit kumar - March 16, 201801448Facebook The latest notification released on academic front may come across as a cultural shock for all those who are planning to pursue Agriculture courses next year. Coming 2019, students will have to appear for NEET (National Entrance cum Eligibility Test) for availing admissions to Agricultural courses.Currently, agri aspirants can obtain a seat on the basis of the marks secured by them in their Class XII examination. Starting next year, they might have to sit for NEET to qualify the same. There is a possibility that this could be the last year, for availing admission through class XII scores. NEET 2018 has been in news for various controversies for the past few months. The examination is scheduled for May 6, 2018. Admit cards for NEET 2018 are likely to be out by the second week of April. As per reports, this is not the first time, th e center has made changes in the pattern. Recently, the center had decided to include Veterinary sciences along with medical and dental courses in the club of NEET. AYUSH courses have also been added under the purview of NEET. However, engineering courses are still at bay from the entrance examination. Academicians on Sunday released the news about the Centre planning to make the NEET examination mandatory to seek admission for Agriculture courses starting 2019.From when the mandate be put into effect? Contents hide 1 From when the mandate be put into effect? 2 Rural education 3 Reduction in education for Girls 4 Enrolment for Agricultural courses In comparison to Medical Council of India (MCI), the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is only a suggestive body and doesn’t hold the right to pass a mandate but merely propose it to the Parliament. The parliament alone has the rights to pass it as a rule which is highly unlikely to happen in this academic year.Curr ently, it has been proposed for students from Tamil Nadu. According to the statements given by the Vice Chancellor of Tamil Agricultural University, K Ramasamy, a total of 13 agricultural courses are enlisted as professional courses. Agricultural courses are offered by 14 constituent colleges and 24 affiliated colleges in the state. Amongst these, the center allocates 15% of seats in all the colleges through common entrance examination conducted by the Centre.The mandate to include Agricultural courses in the purview of NEET exams is predicted to have an effect on multiple grounds. As per reports, the latest mandate by the center hasn’t gone well with parents and students of the state, who are still hoping the news to be false.Rural educationAmongst others, it is the rural students who would be impinged by the mandate. After the mandate of making NEET compulsory for medical and dental courses, students had found solace in Agricultural courses. Also, a sudden surge of seats was wit nessed last year for Agricultural courses, with more students rushing to take up the course.Reduction in education for GirlsThis mandate is also likely to affect the enrolment of girl population in pursuing higher education. As per statistics put forth by an academician, the current percentage of seats allotted for girls in the field of arts and science is 67%, 70% in medicine and 87% in Agriculture. This percentage is likely to see some reduction post the mandate as parents would find themselves in trying position to spend so much money on their ward’s education. The cost of entrance examination and tutorials for the cracking it will supposedly put a great deal of pressure on parents, who want their children to pursue higher education.Enrolment for Agricultural coursesMaking NEET mandatory for agricultural courses is likely to effect the number of students enrolling for the same. As per records, Agricultural courses are the top preference by aspirants of Medical and IAS examinati ons. The number of enrolment is likely to see a drop in case the entrance tests are made compulsory.However, the state is yet to receive final notification from the center on this matter. This was confirmed by the Principal Secretary of the government and agricultural production commissioner Gagandeep Singh Bedi. Currently, the same is just a proposal, a correspondence is pending from the central government.

Find New Prospects For Your Personal Brand With Twitter - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career

Find New Prospects For Your Personal Brand With Twitter - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career Twitter is still a top social network for your personal brand to build a strong community and attract new leads. If you want to increase your sales its important to add an effective social selling strategy here, which offers opportunities to connect with influencers, more insights into your target market, and much more. How can you take advantage of Twitter and drive more conversions? By using existing free features including the Advanced Search function to learn more about your brands community. Attracting new connections and engaging with your community is easy to do on this top social network with the right focus and engagement in place. Once your personal brand has established meaningful relationships you increase your content shares and website growth. How to make the most of Twitter For Your Brand Sales Here are some key points to focus on in order to attract more leads: Begin with your existing network Your brands current connections are the first place to start communicating with on Twitter. Conversations provide insights into how others are perceiving your company as well as what their needs and desires are. Understanding your customers and the competition will also create opportunities for growing your existing network. Use lists to focus your efforts By establishing your own Twitter lists based on topics in your niche your brand can attract more followers who have shared interests. Look for other professional lists to follow as well, and start interacting with top users. Hashtags provide insights and user information Twitter Advanced Search can provide information on what your competition is sharing and communicating with the use of targeted hashtags. A username search is particularly effective for this, and can give your brand new ideas on how to better approach your content marketing. As your personal brand builds an authentic community on Twitter your leads and customers will view you as a trusted source and be more likely to want to make a purchase. Research will reveal more about your followers and the competition and enable your company to focus on the right approach to best reach them. Its important to stay active throughout the work week in order to rise above the rest, which can include answering questions, sharing content, replying to influencers and sharing their articles, and so on.

Resume vs. One-Page Proposal A Side-by-Side Comparison

Resume vs. One-Page Proposal A Side-by-Side Comparison Getting hired is tough. What’s even tougher is getting hired into a job that you actually want. Between resumes, applications, and cover letters, many job seekers fear that their documents aren’t making the right impression. Introducing the one-page proposal. Based on Patrick G. Riley’s book, The Resume is Dead!, the one-page proposal is lauded as the solution to the common resume. As CEO of The One-Page Company, I clearly agree. However, how will people turn to one-page proposals if they don’t know what they are? Better yet, how will they change if they don’t know the difference between that and the resume? Here is a side-by-side comparison of the resume and the one-page proposal: 1. What are they? Resumes are traditional. Since the dawn of time, job seekers have used resumes to court prospective employers. They’re commonplace and generally expected in hiring situations. One-page proposals are new. The one-page job proposal is a relatively new concept and it’s not especially common in hiring situations. Hiring managers don’t explicitly ask for one-page proposals. 2. Focus Resumes focus on the job-seeker. It’s all about the job seeker. My experience, my skills, me, me, me. The employer oftentimes needs to connect the dots between the resume and the actual job. One-page proposals focus on the employer. Attention shifts to the employer, company, and position in question. The proposal discusses the company and how the job seeker will fit into the overall picture. 3. Content Resumes record the past. It’s all about past experience, schooling, and skills developed. It is important for employers to learn about what an applicant has taken away from the past, but are left without an idea of what is to come. One-page proposals look to the future. Proposals include past experience, but are chiefly centered on what will happen. Applicants tell employers what they will do and how that will happen. 4. Goal Resumes are broad. It’s not uncommon for a job seeker to use the same resume time and time again for dozens of different companies. The goal is to get a job in an industry, not taking the company or position into account. One-page proposals are targeted. One-page proposals are meant for one company, position, and reader. They are unique to other applications and get down to the specifics of the position and company. There you have it. The next time someone asks you about resumes or one-page proposals, you now know what makes each similar and unique. While I have a fairly obvious opinion about resumes, I feel that job seekers are entitled to a choice in the hiring process, selecting the document that best suits their needs and expectations. When applying to a job, would you choose a one-page proposal over a resume? Related: CV vs. Resume: Whats the Difference? Joanna Riley Weidenmiller is the CEO of 1-Page.com  and is responsible for executing the company’s strategic development plan. Prior to launching One-Page, Joanna was the CEO of Performance Advertising. Joanna earned her B.A. in foreign affairs from the University of Virginia and lives between Beijing, China, and San Francisco.