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* A Pass in 10+2 or equivalent examination with 60% and above in Group subjects.
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KLUEEE 2014 - K L University invites applications for KLUEEE 2014 Exam i.e KLU Engineering Entrance Examination and other programsn through it. The Exam will be on 03-05-2014
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Admissions wil go on the basis of KLUEEE, JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced Exams and also on State level Engineering Entrance Exams across India including EAMCET and Merit in Sports.They have offered various admission under the category Under Graduate such as Bio Technology , Civil Engineering , Computer science and engineering , ECE , EE Engineering and Mechanical Engineering etc..
Eligibility Criteria -
* A Pass in 10+2 or equivalent examination with 60% and above in Group subjects.
* Students with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) are eligible for all B.Tech programmes including Bio-Technology.
* Students with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) are eligible for B.Tech (Bio Technology) Course only.

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IIT Kanpur defies Kapil Sibal, to conduct its own entrance test
TNN | Jun 8, 2012, 08.51PM IST

IIT Kanpur to conduct its own entrance test

KANPUR: Rejecting HRD minister Kapil Sibal's 'one-nation one-test' proposal, IIT-Kanpur today decided to conduct its own entrance exam from next year.

This decision was taken at a meeting of the institute's 210-member senate.

Terming it as a very important development, IIT Delhi alumni president Somnath Bharti said "other senates are likely to follow the suit".

The senate of IIT Kanpur said that the recent IIT Council proposal on admissions to IITs is "academically and methodically unsound and in violation of the Institutes of Technology Act (1961) and IIT Kanpur Ordinances (Ordinance 3.2 (Admissions)"

"....the senate resolves that IIT Kanpur will conduct the entrance examination for admissions to its undergraduate programmes in 2013," it said.

The decision came days after government rejected criticism of the decision to have a common IIT-JEE examination from next year.

Sibal had claimed that it was approved without dissent at the IIT Council meeting and had the backing of the senates of four of the seven Indian Institutes of Technology.

He had maintained that he had categorically stated at the IIT council meeting that if "there is a single dissent" he will not go ahead with the proposal.

"The council consists of the IITs, the IIITs and the NITs. There was not a single dissent. It was unanimously adopted. Therefore, I went forward," the Minister had said.

Last month, Sibal had announced that from 2013, aspiring candidates for IITs and other central institutes like NITs and IIITs will have to sit under new a format of common entrance test which will also take plus two board results into consideration.

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Time of India 02-June-2012

IITs revolt on joint engineering test, will take Union HRD ministry to court
Opinion is growing against the Union HRD ministry's decision to introduce a common engineering test for central engineering institutions including IITs, NITs and IIITs.
NEW DELHI: Opinion is growing against the Union human resource development (HRD) ministry's decision to introduce a common engineering test for central engineering institutions including IITs, NITs and IIITs with the IIT alumni on Friday deciding to move court against it.

Faculty members from IIT Kanpur are also planning to boycott the institute's convocation ceremony on Saturday as a mark of protest. While efforts have been made by the faculty federations to seek an appointment with the PM to explain their opposition to the common exam, the HRD ministry is seeking to engage the faculty members.

In a meeting on Friday of alumni members and faculty members, it was decided to file PILs against the common exam proposal within a week. "The IIT alumni will file PILs in various high courts within a week. The members felt that efforts should be done to get a hearing at the earliest and demand that the common test be postponed to 2014," said Somnath Bharti, IIT Delhi alumni association president.

Sources in IIT Kanpur said there was a sense of dissatisfaction that the HRD ministry had not heeded the faculty's concerns before announcing the decision.

Therefore, there is a plan to boycott the convocation ceremony on Saturday. A senior faculty member from IIT Kanpur said, "Although all faculty members are upset with the decision, some will attend the convocation because it's an important occasion for the students."

All India IIT Faculty Federation secretary A K Mittal said, "People across IITs are concerned and agitated at the ministry's decision. We have written to the PM opposing the decision and will seek time from him."

The main points of contention between the faculty members and the ministry include the weightage given to class XII board exams for shortlisting candidates and the lack of complete control over the IIT exam. There are 15 IITs with about 10,000 seats in the country. At the root of the debate is the elite status of these tech institutes, and clubbing them with IIITs and NITs is seen as pulling down the centres of excellence to the level of ordinariness.

HRD ministry sources said that efforts were being to ensure that the matter does not go to the courts. A senior official said, "The ministry has over a period of two years held lengthy consultations and tried to accommodate all the concerns raised by the various stakeholders."

Ministry sources said that the IITs are geared for conducting exams for 5-6 lakh students but the numbers would increase to 20 lakh with the common test. "We have even said that IITs will be able to direct the agency that conducts the test," the source said, pointing out that the concerns being raised had been dealt with through several rounds of discussions.