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KU Centre Notice for BG 3rd Semester (Regular/Fresh Private) Batch 2022

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KU Centre Notice for BG 3rd Semester (Regular/Fresh Private) Batch 2022

KU Centre Notice for BG 3rd Semester (Regular/Fresh Private) Batch 2022 under NEP Session Feb-March 2024

Srinagar, January 31, 2024: The University of Kashmir has issued the center notice for regular and fresh private candidates appearing for BG 3rd Semester exams under the New Education Policy (NEP) session for February-March 2024.

The exams will be conducted across 224 centers located in different colleges of Jammu & Kashmir. Some of the key centers in the list include Government Degree College Anantnag (Boys) with 12 centers allotted, GDC Sopore (Boys) with 5 centers, GDC Pulwama (Boys) with 7 centers, GDC Shopian with 9 centers, GDC Kulgam with 12 centers, and several others.

In Srinagar district, centers have been set up at Gandhi Memorial College, Srinagar Women’s College Hazratbal, Government Degree College Nawakadal and other institutes. Centers have also been allotted in colleges at Bandipora, Ganderbal, Handwara, Kupwara, Baramulla, Budgam and other regions of the Valley.

The exam center notice dated 30/01/2024 has been issued by the IT-Conduct Examination (Conduct) department of the University of Kashmir with reference number F(CN-3rd Sem (Reg/FP(Batch-22)/KU/24.

It mentions the center codes and roll number ranges allotted to each exam center for smooth conduct of the 3rd semester examinations. The notice has been circulated to college principals, controller of examinations, system engineer and other officials for necessary action.

With proper arrangements at the designated centers, the University of Kashmir aims to hold the BG 3rd semester exams smoothly for the batch of 2022 under the new education policy. The exams are scheduled in the Feb-March session this year.

KU Centre Notice for BG 3rd Semester (Regular/Fresh Private) Batch 2022

Kashmir Registers Record-Breaking, Driest-Ever Chillai-Kalan This Year

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Kashmir Registers Record-Breaking, Driest-Ever Chillai-Kalan This Year

Kashmir breaks previous records, witnesses driest-ever Chillai-Kalan this year

In 40-day period, Sgr receives 1.5 mm of precipitation, Gulmarg breaks record of 1987

Srinagar, Jan 30 (KNO): In a first of its kind, Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of the Valley witnessed the record-breaking driest Chillai-Kalan this year.

As per the details shared by the Meteorological department, this year’s prolonged dry spell has surpassed the previous records at all the stations across Kashmir.

In Srinagar, a precipitation of 1.5 mm was received from December 21, 2023 to January 30, 2024, thereby recording the driest-ever Chillai-Kalan. The previous driest Chillai-Kalan in Srinagar was witnessed in 2015 when 5.6 mm precipitation was recorded.

According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Gulmarg, a famous ski-resort, has surpassed the record of 1987 when 17.7 mm precipitation was recorded. The famous spot has recorded a precipitation of just 17.3 mm this Chillai-Kalan.

Qazigund also surpassed the record of 2018 as against the then precipitation of 4.8mm, it has recorded 0.0 mm precipitation this Chillai-Kalan.

Pahlagam, a famous tourist spot has witnessed the driest-ever Chillai-Kalan after the gap of six years as against the precipitation of 13.9 in 2018, it has recorded a precipitation of only 2.7 mm in the last 40 days.

Kupwara also recorded a low precipitation during the 40-day harshest winter period this year as against the previous record of 15.8 mm in 2001, it has received a precipitation of just 13.8 mm.

Kokernag and Banihal have recorded 0.0 mm precipitation this Chillai-Kalan, thus simultaneously breaking the previous record of 5.5 mm and 4.3 mm precipitation respectively in the year 2018.

Pertinently, the 40-day Chillai-Kalan in Kashmir this year witnessed warmer days and prolonged dry spell while the experts here have sounded alert, saying that the dry spell will have repercussions in the future—(KNO)

Traffic Plan for 31st January 2024

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Traffic Plan for 31st January 2024

Navigating Challenges on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway: A Traffic Advisory

The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NHW-44) plays a crucial role in connecting the two regions of Jammu and Kashmir, providing a lifeline for both civilian and security force movement. However, recent challenges, including road damage, breakdowns, and adverse weather conditions, have prompted the Traffic Police Headquarters to issue advisories for commuters. In this article, we will discuss the recent developments and provide insights into the traffic plan and advisory for the coming days.

Recent Obstacles and Traffic Disruptions:

On 29th January 2024, the NHW-44 faced disruptions primarily due to a damaged road at Hingni, Ramsoo, resulting in a blockage for 1 hour and 4 minutes. Additionally, slow movement was observed at various points due to breakdowns of Heavy Motor Vehicles (HMVs) and poor road conditions. Single-lane traffic was reported at specific locations, contributing to delays for commuters.

Advisories for Commuters:

1. Daytime Travel Preference: Passengers and Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) operators are strongly advised to prefer daytime travel on Jammu-Srinagar NHW. Nighttime journeys are discouraged due to the potential risk of shooting stones between Ramban and Banihal.

2. HMVs Guidelines: Owners and operators of Heavy Motor Vehicles are requested to avoid overloading, ensure sufficient fuel for the journey, and double-check the fitness of their vehicles. Only HMVs with 06 and 10 tyres are permitted to ply through Dhar road.

Traffic Plan for 31st January 2024:

Assuming fair weather and good road conditions, the Traffic Police Headquarters has outlined the following plan:

– LMVs, Passenger/Private Cars, HMVs, and Load Carriers will be allowed from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar NHW.
– Lane discipline is emphasized for all commuters.

Security Forces Convoy Movement:

Security Forces vehicles will be permitted from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar NHW, highlighting the strategic importance of the highway for the region’s security.

Road Blockages on Alternative Routes:

1. SSG Road: The Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumri road is blocked due to snow accumulation.
2. Mughal Road: Persistent snow accumulation has resulted in the continued closure of the Mughal Road.

Advisory for Travelers:

To ensure a safe journey, people are urged to confirm the status of NHW-44 by contacting the respective Traffic Control Units in Jammu, Srinagar, Ramban, Udhampur, and PCR Kishtwar. Contact information is provided, including helpline numbers for immediate assistance.

The challenges faced on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway necessitate careful planning and adherence to advisories. As travelers navigate through this vital artery, cooperation with traffic regulations and regular updates from authorities will contribute to a smoother and safer journey for all.

Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (IMHANS) Recruitment 2024, Check Details

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Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (IMHANS) Recruitment 2024, Check Details

Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences Kashmir to hold written exam for various positions

The Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences Kashmir (IMHANS) will hold a written examination for various positions on Wednesday, January 31, 2024. The exam will be held at Government Medical College Srinagar, Government Nursing College GMC Srinagar, AMT School GMC Srinagar and Government Dental College Srinagar.

The positions available are:

  • Nurse (Establishment of Addiction Treatment Facility (ATF) and Establishment of Drug Treatment Centre Scheme (DTC) at IMHANS Srinagar)
  • Medical Officer (Establishment of Addiction Treatment Facility (ATF) and Establishment of Drug Treatment Centre Scheme (DTC) at IMHANS Srinagar)
  • Counsellor (Establishment of Addiction Treatment Facility (ATF))

To apply, candidates must have visited the official website of Government Medical College Srinagar i.e. www.gmcs.edu.in w.e.f. 28-01-2024 onwards to download their admit cards/roll no slips.

On the day of the exam, candidates must report to the venue of the examination one hour before the commencement of the exam along with the following identity proofs:

Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (IMHANS) Recruitment 2024, Check Details

  • Photo ID card issued by the competent authority like Aadhaar Card, Driving License etc.

Candidates are not allowed to carry mobile phones, laptops or any other electronic devices in the examination hall.

No parking space for vehicles will be available on the day of the examination and candidates are advised not to bring their vehicles to the examination venue.

For more information, please contact the Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences Kashmir at 0194-2504114.

IGNOU Extends Re-registration Deadline for ODL/Online Programs to February 15, 2024

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IGNOU Extends Re-registration Deadline for ODL/Online Programs to February 15, 2024

IGNOU extends re-registration deadline for ODL/online programs to February 15

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has extended the re-registration deadline for its Open and Distance Learning (ODL)/online programs to February 15, 2024. Previously, the deadline without a late fee was January 29, 2024. Interested candidates looking to enroll in the January 2024 session can take advantage of this extended period. The official announcement emphasizes that the last date for re-registration for programs offered in ODL/Online mode has been pushed to mid-February.

To facilitate the re-registration process, IGNOU has outlined straightforward steps for candidates. To begin, visit the official website at onlinerr.ignou.ac.in. On the homepage, find the relevant link indicating the extension of the re-registration deadline. Click on it to be redirected to a new page where you’ll need to input your login details and submit. Once logged in, fill out the re-registration form and proceed to make the required fee payment. Finally, it’s advised to take a printout of the confirmation for future reference.

This extension offers added flexibility for individuals aiming to continue their education through IGNOU’s ODL/online programs. The ease of the online process and the extended deadline aim to accommodate the needs of prospective students, ensuring a smoother registration experience for the January 2024 session. Aspiring candidates are encouraged to utilize this extended timeframe to secure their re-registration without incurring any late fees.

The re-registration deadline for all ODL/online programs provided by Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has been extended to February 15. Interested candidates may re-register on the official IGNOU website, ignou.ac.in, for the January 2024 session. Previously, January 29, 2024, was the deadline for IGNOU re-registration without paying a late fee.

“Last date for Re-registration for programmes offered in ODL/Online mode for January 2024 session has been extended till 15th February 2024”, reads the official website.

IGNOU January 2024: How to fill re-registration form
Candidates can follow the easy steps given below to register for programmes offered in IGNOU ODL/Online mode.

Visit the official website onlinerr.ignou.ac.in

On the homepage, click on “Last date for Re-registration for programmes offered in ODL/Online mode for January 2024 session has been extended till 15th February 2024”

A new page will be displayed on the screen

Key in your login details and submit

Fill up the form and pay the fee

Take a printout for future reference.

NEET SS 2023: Special Round Counselling Dates Announced on mcc.nic.in – Check Schedule Here

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NEET SS 2023: Special Round Counselling Dates Announced on mcc.nic.in – Check Schedule Here
NEET SS 2023: Special Round Counselling Dates Announced on mcc.nic.in – Check Schedule Here

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has announced the commencement of the special round counselling for NEET SS 2023, with registration set to open on February 5, 2024. Aspiring candidates can find detailed information on the official website – mcc.nic.in. Here’s a breakdown of the essential details in a concise manner:

Important Dates:

NEET SS 2023 Registration: Commences on February 5, 2024.

Application Fee Payment Deadline: February 6, 2024.

College Preferences Submission: Between February 5 and 7, 2024.

Special Round Result Declaration: February 9, 2024.

Reporting at Colleges (if allotted): February 10 to 15, 2024.

How to Apply:

Candidates can follow these simple steps to register for NEET SS 2023 special round counselling:

Visit the official website – mcc.nic.in.

Click on ‘NEET SS’ and then the link for new registration.

Fill out the application form and upload the required documents.

Pay the non-refundable application fee of Rs 5,000 and the refundable security deposit fee of Rs 2 lakh to complete the process.

Click on ‘Submit.’

Download the payment receipt and keep a hardcopy of the form for future reference.

Application Fee Details:

Candidates are required to pay a non-refundable application fee of Rs 5,000 and a refundable security deposit fee of Rs 2 lakh. This fee covers the registration for NEET SS Counselling 2023.

The MCC oversees the counselling process for admission into 100% All India Quota (AIQ), involving the allotment of Super Specialty DM and MCh seats in central, state, and deemed universities. For the latest updates, candidates are encouraged to regularly check the official website of MCC – mcc.nic.in.

Government Renames 33 Educational Institutions, Roads After ‘Martyrs & Eminent Personalities’

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Government Renames 33 Educational Institutions, Roads After ‘Martyrs & Eminent Personalities’

Government Renames 33 Educational Institutions, Roads After ‘Martyrs & Eminent Personalities’

GDC Boys Anantnag After Late Himayun Muzamil Bhat, DySP, Government BHS Narwara Srinagar After Late Masroor Ahmad Wani Inspector

Srinagar, Jan 30 (GNS): Government of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday ordered for renaming of thirty-three educational institutions, including schools and colleges, and roads after the names of ‘martyrs and eminent personalities’ of Jammu and Kashmir.

Among the newly named infrastructure/assets after the following martyrs/eminent personalities, as per an order lying with GNS, include; Anantnag – Late Himayun Muzamil Bhat, Dy.SP. Government Degree College (Boys), Anantnag; Srinagar – Late Masroor Ali Wani, Inspector, Government Boys High School, Narwara; Jammu – Late Rachhpal Singh, HC. Government High School (Lehar) Sungal, Akhnoor; Jammu – Late Vishal Sharma, Rfn. Government High School, Chak Malal, Zone Khour, Tehsil Khour, District Jammu; Udhampur – Late Krishan Singh, Subedar. Government Middle School, Urliyan, Udhampur; Udhampur – Late Yash Paul, Rfn. Government Girls High School, Mantalai; Poonch – Late Abdul Majid, Havaladar; Government High School, Ajote, Poonch; Kishtwar – Late Ravi Kumar, Rifleman. High School, Galigarh; Ramban – Late Tanveer Ahmed SPO Shaheed Tanveer Ahmed Memorial Cricket Ground, Sargali; Jammu – Late Krishan Singh, LNK. Government High School, Sungal; Jammu – Late Dhian Singh Salaria, NK, Government Middle School, Dharam Khoo; Jammu – Late Sham Singh Langeh, Rfn. Government Higher Secondary School, Gharota; Jammu – Late Parshotam Kumar, Naib Subedar. Government High School, Majua Uttami; Ramban – Late Irshad Ahmad, SgCt. Ramsoo Chowk as “Shaheed Irshad Ahmad Chowk”; Ramban – Late Abdul Rehman, HC. Neel Chowk as “Shaheed Abdul Rehman Malik Chowk”; Ramban – Late Jagdish Singh, SPO, Government Middle School, Dudha Bhajmasta; Ramban Late Shankar Singh, SPO, Shaheed Shankar Singh Road, Ukhral to Bhangra; Ramban – Late Nisar Ahmad, SgCt. Ind Martyrs Road; Ramban – Late Sher Mohd, SPO and Ramban – Late Shadi Lal, SPO.

The other renamed educational institutions and roads include; Ramban- Late Sher Singh, SPO; Ramban – Late Mohd Iqbal, SPO; Ramban – Late Fareed Ahmad, SPO; Ramban – Late Angrez Singh, SPO; Ramban – Late Naseeb Singh, SPO, Shaheed Naseeb Singh Taxi Stand, Nabul; Ramban – Late Jattu Ram Mob, SPO. Shaheed Jattu Ram Chowk, Marog, Ramban; Ramban – Late Mohd Saleem, SPO, Shaheed Mohd Saleem Chowk, Sirlan; Ramban – Late Anar Singh, SPO. Shaheed Anar Singh Chowk, Hunga; Ramban – Late Abdul Majeed, Constable, Shaheed Abdul Majeed Bus Stand, Panchal; Ramban – Late Naseeb Singh, Constable, Shaheed Naseeb Singh Playground, Hochak; Ramban – Late Dhaler Singh, Constable. Shaheed Daler Singh Chowk, Digdol; Ramban – Late Sarfaraz Ahmad, Constable, Shaheed Sarfaraz Khatana Chowk Bhaderwah Morh Batote and Ramban – Late Abdul Qayoom, ASI Shaheed Abdul Qayoom Failty Road.

The order has emphasised further that the concerned Administrative Secretaries shall take immediate necessary steps, including amending their records, for effecting the changes and Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir/Jammu shall personally monitor the naming of the infrastructure/assets in their respective divisions.

“Deputy Commissioner(s) shall ensure that appropriate events are held in connection with the naming of these infrastructure/assets”, reads the order further. (GNS)

Cluster University Srinagar Date Sheet for UG Semester 5th Regular

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Cluster University Srinagar Date Sheet for UG Semester 5th Regular

Cluster University Srinagar Date Sheet for UG Semester 5th Regular Batch 2021 & Previous Backlog Batches, (Session-2024)

The Office of the Controller of Examinations at Cluster University Srinagar has issued the date sheet for UG Semester 5 Regular Batch 2021 and Previous Backlog Batches for the upcoming examinations in the session 2024. The exams are scheduled to commence on March 5, 2024, and will cover a wide range of subjects including Arts, Social Science, Science, Commerce, and more.

Candidates are advised to check the detailed schedule on the university website www.cusrinagar.edu.in. Admit cards can be downloaded through student login once the detailed center notice is issued.

Important instructions include carrying valid identification and admit cards for each exam day, prohibition of communicative devices in the examination center, and the commencement of classwork for the next semester immediately after the termination of exams.

Date Sheet for UG Semester 5th Regular Batch 2021

Stay tuned for further updates on this academic development.

Army Goodwill School Recruitment 2024: Apply for TGT, PRT, Computer Teacher & other posts

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Army Goodwill School Recruitment 2024: Apply for TGT, PRT, Computer Teacher & other posts

Army Goodwill School Recruitment 2024: Apply for TGT, PRT, Computer Teacher & other posts

The Army Goodwill School (AGS) in Naugam, Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir is hiring for several teaching and non-teaching positions.

Here are the details of the vacancies:

  • Principal: Post Graduate and B.Ed degree required.
  • TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher): Post Graduate with B.Ed in relevant subjects (Minimum 50% Marks required). Subjects include Kashmiri, Urdu, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Social Science (History & Geography), and Social Science (Civics & Disaster Mgt).
  • Primary Teacher (PRT): Graduate with B.Ed in any subject.
  • Computer Teacher: Graduation with B.Ed & Diploma in Computer.
  • Clerk: Graduate. Typing Speed in English 30 words per minute, Diploma/ Certificate in computer application. Knowledge of Accounts and official documents.
  • PTI: 12th & C.P.Ed.
  • Watchman: Class 10th pass.
  • Ayah (Women only): No specific qualifications mentioned.

To apply, send your bio-data, photocopies of certificates, testimonials and contact details to the Chairman, Army Goodwill School, Naugam c/o Station Headquarters Naugam near Handwara by February 24, 2024.

Army Goodwill School Recruitment 2024: Apply for TGT, PRT, Computer Teacher & other posts

For more information, contact the Dealing Clerk at 8295827682 or the OIC Army Goodwill School at 9906885894.

The deadline for applications is February 24, 2024. Interviews will be held in the fourth week of February for the Principal position and the second week of March for the other positions.

The number of vacancies mentioned above can be changed without prior intimation.

University of Kashmir Invites Applications for Research Positions

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University of Kashmir Invites Applications for Research Positions

University of Kashmir Invites Applications for Research Positions

The Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Kashmir is inviting applications for two Junior Research Fellow (JRF) positions and one Field Assistant position in the research project “Storage, transport and chemical evolution of infiltrating water in critical zone (CZ), western Himalaya” funded by Science and Engineering Board (SERB), Government of India.

The positions are initially for a period of one year, extendable for a period of two years depending upon the performance of the candidate. The position is purely temporary/co-terminus with the project and subject to availability of annual funds.

Eligibility for JRF positions:

  • 55% marks in M.Sc. Applied Geology/Geology.
  • Candidates with NET/SET/GATE will be given preference.

Eligibility for Field Assistant position:

  • BSc/3 years Diploma in Geology & Technology.

How to apply:

Candidates should send their applications on plain paper along with their bio-data and necessary qualifications supported by self-attested documents to the Principal Investigator, Dr. G. Jeelani, by or before February 13, 2024.

The date and timing of the interview will be communicated telephonically and through email. No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview.

For more information, please contact the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Kashmir.

University of Kashmir Invites Applications for Research Positions

Additional details:

  • The project will focus on studying the storage, transport, and chemical evolution of infiltrating water in the critical zone of the western Himalaya.
  • The critical zone is the interface between the Earth’s surface and groundwater, where life and human activities occur.
  • The study will help to improve our understanding of the water cycle in the region and how it is affected by climate change.
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