Mangalore varsity announces PG rank list

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November 10, 2012

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Mangalore, November 10: The Mangalore University has announced the list of rank holders of post graduation degrees. They are as follows.

Analytical chemistry— Seema Nowshin (I), Reena Lolita D'Souza (II) and Sruthi V M (III), all from Alva's College.

Applied Botany—Shobhana Y (I), Aswathi K (II) and Gayatru U Karkera (III), all from Mangalore university (MU).

Applied Chemistry— Megha N (I), Pavana (II) and Saviana Gonsalves (III), all from MU.

Applied zoology— Jerin Sara Jaise (I), Amitha Sivan A V (II) and Rachana b (III), all from MU.

Bio chemistry— Lohith K (I), Preetha N (II) and Deepika M (III), all from FMC College, Madikeri.

Bio science— Sudeep D Ghate (I), Sulthana K M (II) and Supriya Leela P (III), all from MU.


Bio technology—Sijagurumayum Dharmajyoti Devi (I) and S D Prathiksha (II), both from ALva's College and Shruthi Kumta from Mangalore University (III).

Chemistry— Pallavi (I), Swathi K (II) and Shruthi P (III), all from MU.

Computer Science— Fathimath Afsana (I), Shreeprabha (II) and Anushree L (III), all from MU.

Earth science— Verumpilave Jenil (I), Ganesh N (II) and Ashwnini Mane (III), all from MU.

Electronics— Ashwini D'Souza (I), Narayana Prakash (II) and Umaisalma (III), all from MU.

Geoinformatics—Lionel Sujay Vailshery (I), Arjun P N (II), and Shwetha Naik (III), all form MU.

Industrial chemistry — Nikil P (I), Keerthi Prasad (II) and Malashree Y B (III), all from MU.

Library science—Rashmi (I), Beefathumma (II) and Deeptha K (III), all from MU.

Economics— Vanishree (I), Vinet Chandana Mascarenhas (II), Monisha N (II), Shashikala (II), all from Govt First Grade College Thenkanidyoor, Udupi and Savitha G (II), and Sowjanya (III) from Govt First Grade College Thenkanidyoor Udupi.

English —Lynsha Irene Rowena Lobo (I), Sandhya Kamala M (II) and Nishitha (III), all from MU.

History— Shwetha (I) and Jyothi R Udupia (II) from Govt. First Grade Women's College, Ajjarakadu, Udupi and Savitha (III) from MU.

Kannada—Soumya Holla T (I) from Govt. First Grade College, Thenkanidyoor Udupi, Ramya (II) and Ushalatha (III) from Govt. First Grade College, Thenkanidyoor Udupi.

Master in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology—Sujal Pokharel (I), Parinitha P Shetty (II) and Roha Mariam Thomas (III), all from Dr M V Shetty College of Speech and Hearing Institute of Health Science Kulur, Mangalore.

Material Science—B S Bhavin Naik (I), Deepikalaxmi K (II) and Deepika M (III), all from MU.

Mathematics—Anupriya Shetty (I) from Mangalore University, Rachana Bhat (II) and Sandhya P (III), both from Alva's College

MBA—Shilpashri (I) and Preethika P C (II) from S D M College of Business Management, Mangalore and Nikitha S Prabhu (III) from Manel Srinivas Nayak Memorial Institute of P G Management Studies, Besant Vidya Kendra.

MBA (IB)—Abdul Jamaluddin (I), Niranjan Singha Budiyal (II) and Philomena Ferrao (III), all from University Evening College, Mangalore.

MBA (Tourism administration)—Raisa Sulthana P M (I), Ajeesh (II) and Rengini Krishnan (III), all from MU.

MCA—Amulya S Chandru (I), Vineeth K (II), both from Srinivas Institute of Management studies, Mangalore, and Shubha R Shetty (III) from MU.

MCJ—Ashwani Kumar N K R (I), Pavana D (II) and Ashwini Aihal (III), all from MU.

MCom—Prameela (I) from Govt. First Grade Women's College, Ajjarakadu, Udupi, Vijendra Shenoy H (II), Alva's College, Moodabidri and Megha M Kamat (III) from Besant Women's College, Mangalore.

MHRD—Aruma Thantrige Madushika Ishari (I), Sony D'Souza (II) and Zareena A K (III), all from Alva's College.

MIB—Niveditha M (I), Surendra U Pai (II), both from Meridian College, Mangalore.

Microbiology— Steffi Peter (I), Yoga J Rai (II) and Vanishree Shenoy (III), all from FMC College, Madikeri.

MPED—Yogeesha (I), Darel Jesica Fernandes (II) and Charajraj H V (III), all from MU.

MSM—Lawren Maria Castelino (I), Shruthi Rai (II) and Mousena M Z (III), all from MU.

MSW—Gamre Chima R Mark, Milagres College, Kallianpur (I), Ravindra Jain, Alva's College (II) and Nihana Anjum (III) from Srinivas Institute of Management studies, Mangalore.

Organic Chemistry—Amrutha A S (I), Ashna T P (II) and Gayathri (II), all from MU.

P G Diploma Programme in Bharathanatyam—Sathvika H Shetty (I), Shruthi P (II) and Reshma Shreenath (III) from Sarasa college of Arts and Science, Kavoor.

P G Diploma in Business Management—Afsana (I), Swathi Bhat (II) and Shashiprabha (III), all from SDM College of Business Management.

P G Diploma in Computer Applications—Mohammed Akheel (I) from Alva's College Moodabidri.

Physics—Pavana Ganga K P (I), Manasa V S (II) and Amrutha O (III), all from MU.

Political Science— Rameeza (I), Sameera K A (II) from Mangalore University and Varnashree (III) from Govt. First Grade Women's College, Ajjarakadu, Udupi.

Sanksrit—Nandini M (I), Rakshini Shedthi (II) and Gouri Hegde (III) from Sri Durga Centre for PG Studies and Research In Sanskrit Kateel.

Sociology—Deepika B S (I), Divya K (II) and Rashmi D V (III).

Statistics—Juliet Gratia D'Cunha (I), Pradeep K (II) and Mamta Sreedharan (III), all from MU.

Yogic Science—Archana K (I), Dhanesh P V (II) and Praveen Kumar K (III), all from MU.

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September 20,2024

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Mandya: The Deputy Superintendent of Police of Nagamangala town in Mandya district has been suspended for "negligence and dereliction of duty" in connection with the clashes that broke out between two groups during a Lord Ganesh idol procession, police said on Friday.

This is the second suspension of a police officer over the clashes on September 11 following which mobs went on a rampage targeting several shops and vehicles leading to tension here.

The situation in the town has since returned to normalcy and most of the shops have started operating. However, adequate security forces continued to be stationed here as a precautionary measure, according to police.

Sumeeth A R, DySP (Nagamangala), was suspended on Thursday for negligence and dereliction of duty, Mandya Superintendent of Police Mallikarjun Baldandi told PTI.

"He (Sumeeth) was not present at the spot nor was he at the police headquarters when the incident occurred. He arrived late at the spot despite the sensitive nature of events," he said.

Earlier, Police Inspector Ashok Kumar posted at Nagamangala town police station was suspended for dereliction of duty in connection with the violence.

A total of 55 people have been arrested in connection with the incident.

According to police, an argument broke out between two groups, when the Ganesh idol procession by devotees from Badarikoppalu village reached a place of worship on September 11, and some miscreants hurled stones, which escalated the situation.

The police had used mild force to disperse the crowd to control the situation.

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September 17,2024

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Mangaluru: In an act of extraordinary selflessness, a young lecturer and mother, Archana Kamath, tragically passed away just days after donating a portion of her liver to a relative. She was 33.

Archana, who had devoted her career to shaping young minds as a lecturer at Canara College and most recently at Manel Srinivasa Nayak MBA College, was a loving mother to a four-year-old boy. Her sudden passing has left her family, students, and colleagues reeling in shock and grief.

The story of her untimely demise began when a relative of her husband, CA Chethan Kumar, required a life-saving liver transplant. 

With no other matching donors in sight, Archana stepped forward, her heart full of compassion. Her blood type matched, and without hesitation, she made the brave decision to donate a part of her liver—an act that would ultimately cost her life.

The surgery, performed 12 days ago in Bengaluru, seemed successful. Archana appeared to recover well and was discharged, bringing hope and relief to her loved ones. 

But just days after returning home, she suddenly fell ill and passed away on September 15 in a Mangaluru hospital. The cause of her sudden decline remains a mystery, compounding the sorrow of those who knew and loved her.

Her final act of love saved a life—the relative who received her liver is said to be recovering well. But Archana’s loss is felt deeply by her husband and their young son, who are now left to navigate a world without her warmth and strength.

As family and friends grapple with this tragic turn of events, Archana’s memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew her as a caring educator, devoted mother, and a woman whose ultimate sacrifice was made out of love.

The full story of her passing is still unfolding, and her untimely death has left an irreplaceable void in the lives of all who knew her.
 

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September 20,2024

Starting in the 2025-26 academic year, private universities in Karnataka offering professional courses will no longer conduct separate entrance exams. This decision follows a directive from the state’s Higher Education Department, prompting private universities to form an association and agree to this significant change.

In a recent meeting with Higher Education Minister Dr. M. C. Sudhakar, representatives from 17 private universities confirmed their decision to discontinue individual entrance tests. Of the 27 private universities in the state, 17 offer professional courses, and they have collectively agreed to accept scores from existing national or state-level entrance exams.

“Some universities will consider JEE scores, others will rely on KCET, and a few are inclined towards COMEDK,” Dr. Sudhakar stated, leaving the choice of examination to the universities themselves. However, the department has also suggested that the universities consider a unified entrance test for admissions.

Looking ahead, Dr. Sudhakar hinted that the government may introduce a common entrance test for general degree courses at private universities as well. "As government colleges and universities currently don’t require entrance exams for general degree courses, we haven’t made any decisions on this yet," he explained.

The meeting also addressed concerns over the high fees charged by private universities. To regulate this, the universities were instructed to establish fee fixation committees, headed by retired judges, as required by law. These committees will be responsible for determining tuition fees. Additionally, the government will continue to regulate fees for 40% of seats in professional courses that are filled through KCET.

In an effort to bring greater uniformity among private institutions, the government is considering enacting a common law for all private universities, which would replace the individual acts currently governing each university. This would place all private universities under a single regulatory framework.

This move is expected to streamline the admissions process and create a more standardized system for both professional and general degree programs across Karnataka's private universities.

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