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760 courses From IGNOU For Free: Study As Much As You Like

IGNOU  has come up with a versatile freedom to education portal. Under this a new portal has been developed where students can enroll for about 760 courses for free. There is no,limit to the number of courses one student can enroll in.
After you enroll you can download all the study materials in the form of pdf and read it. Only if need a certification you have to pay a very nominal fees. It differs from course to course but as far as I have seen it ranges from 400/- to 1500/- inr max.

How to access ?
Just visit the site Flexilearn. Make an account, just like any other site. Fill the details. Browse the course. The courses are gouped by many emthods fo convinience. by alhabets, by topic by degree, cetificate etc. All you have to do is enroll in any one or many of you choice and start studying.

The list of the courses offered till date is as follows.

    * MS-1 Management Functions and Behaviour
    * MS-2 MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
    * MS-3 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
    * MS-4 ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE FOR MANAGERS
    * MS-5 MANAGEMENT OF MACHINES AND MATERIALS
    * MS-6 MARKETING FOR MANAGERS
    * MS-7 INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR MANAGERS
    * MS-8 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR MANAGERIAL APPLICATIONS
    * MS-9 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
    * MS-10 ORGANISATIONAL DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE
    * MS-11 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
    * MS-21 SOCIAL PROCESSES AND BEHAVIOURAL ISSUES
    * MS-22 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
    * MS-23 HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING
    * MS-24 EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS
    * MS-25 MANAGING CHANGE IN ORGANISATIONS
    * MS-26 ORGANISATIONAL DYNAMICS
    * MS-27 WAGE AND SALARY ADMINISTRATION
    * MS-28 LABOUR LAWS
    * EPA-01 Administrative Theory
    * BPAE-102/EPA-02 Indian Administration
    * EPA-03 Development Administration
    * EPA-04 Personnel Administration
    * EPA-05 Financial Administration
    * EPA-06 Public Policy
    * MPA-003 Risk Assessment and Vulnerability Analysis
    * MPA-004 Disaster Preparedness
    * MPA-006 Disaster Medicine
    * MPA-011 State, Society and Public Administration
    * MPA-012 Administrative Theory
    * MPA-016 Decentralisation and Local Governance
    * MPA-017 Electronic Governance
    * MPA-018 Disaster Management
    * MSO-02 Research Methodologies and Methods
    * MPS-003 India: Democracy and Development
    * CDM-01 Foundation Course in Disaster Management
    * CDM-02 Disaster management: Methods and Techniques
    * Political Theory (MPS-001)
    * International Relations: Theory and Problems (MPS-002)
    * India: Democracy and Development (MPS-003)
    * Comparative Politics: Issues and Trends (MPS-004)
    * India and the World (MPSE-001)
    * State and Society in Latin America (MPSE-002)
    * Western Political Thought (MPSE-003)
    * Social and Political Thought in Modern India (MPSE-004)
    * State and society in Africa (MPSE-005)
    * Peace and Conflict Studies (MPSE-006)
    * Social Movements and Politics in India (MPSE-007)
    * State Politics in India (MPSE-008)
    * Canada: Politics and Society (MPSE-009)
    * Dissertation (MPSE-010)
    * The European Union in World Affairs (MPSE-011)
    * State and Society in Australia (MPSE-012)
    * Australia's Foreign Policy (MPSE-013C)
    * Sustainable Development: Issues and Challenges (MED-002)
    * Globalisation and Environment (MED-008)
    * Ancient and Medieval Societies (MHI-01)
    * Modern World (MHI-02)
    * Historiography (MHI-03)
    * Political Structure in India (MHI-04)
    * History of Indian Economy (MHI-05)
    * Evolution of Social Structures in India Through the Ages (MHI-06)
    * Religious Thought and Belief in India (MHI-07)
    * History of Ecology and Environment: India (MHI-08)
    * Writing for Radio (English) (AWR-1)
    * Environmental Chemistry (AEC-1)
    * Export Procedure and Documentation (AED-1)
    * Elementary Mechanics (PHE-01)
    * Oscillations and Waves (PHE-02)
    * Mathematical Methods in Physics-I (PHE-04)
    * Mathematical Methods in Physics-II (PHE-05)
    * Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics (PHE-06)
    * Electric and Magnetic Phenomena (PHE-07)
    * Optics (PHE-09)
    * Physics of Solids (PHE-13)
    * Astronomy and Astrophysics (PHE-15)
    * Communication Physics (PHE-16)
    * Atoms and Molecules (CHE-01)
    * Inorganic Chemistry (CHE-02)
    * Chemistry Laboratory-I (CHE-03(L))
    * Physical Chemistry (CHE-04)
    * Organic Chemistry (CHE-05)
    * Organic Reaction Mechanism (CHE-06)
    * Chemistry Laboratory-II (CHE-07(L))
    * Chemistry Laboratory-III (CHE-08(L))
    * Biochemistry (CHE-09)
    * Spectroscopy (CHE-10)
    * Chemistry Laboratory-IV (CHE-11(L))
    * Chemistry Laboratory-V (CHE-12(L))
    * Calculus (MTE-01)
    * Linear Algebra (MTE-02)
    * Mathematical Methods (MTE-03)
    * Abstract Algebra (MTE-06)
    * Advanced Calculus (MTE-07)
    * Differential Equations (MTE-08)
    * Real Analysis (MTE-09)
    * Numerical Analysis (MTE-10)
    * Probability and Statistics (MTE-11)
    * Linear Programming (MTE-12)
    * Discrete Mathematics (MTE-13)
    * Mathematical Modelling (MTE-14)
    * Patterns of Economic Development : A Comparative Study (EEC-06)
    * Industrial Development in India (EEC-07)
    * National Income Accounting (EEC-10)
    * Indian Economic Development: Issues and Perspectives (EEC-12)
    * Elementary Statistical Methods and Survey Techniques (EEC-13)
    * Agricultural Development in India (EEC-14)
    * Indian Financial Systems (EEC-19)
    * Business Organisation (ECO-01)
    * Mercantile Law (ECO-05)
    * Economic Theory (ECO-06)
    * Elements of Statistics (ECO-07)
    * Company Law (ECO-08)
    * Money, Banking & Financial Institutions (ECO-09)
    * Elements of Income Tax (ECO-11)
    * Society in India (ECO-12)
    * Business Environment (ECO-13)
    * Accountancy-II (ECO-14)
    * English for Practical Purposes (EEG-04)
    * Understanding Poetry (EEG-06)
    * Understanding Prose (BEGE-105)
    * Fundamentals of Economics (EEC-11)
    * Modern Indian Politics Thought (EPS-03)
    * Government and Politics in East and South East Asia (EPS-06)
    * International Relations (EPS-07)
    * Comparative Government and Politics (EPS-09)
    * Political Ideas and Ideologies (EPS-11)
    * Government & Politics in India (EPS-12)
    * South Asia: Economy, Society and Politics (EPS-15)
    * Cell Biology (LSE-01)
    * Physiology (LSE-05)
    * Developmental Biology (LSE-06)
    * Taxonomy and Evolution (LSE-07)
    * Laboratory Course-II (LSE-08(L))
    * Animal Diversity-I (LSE-09)
    * Animal Diversity-II (LSE-10)
    * Animal Diversity Laboratory (LSE-11(L))
    * Plant Diversity-I (LSE-12)
    * Plant Diversity Laboratory (LSE-14(L))
    * Marketing (AMK-1)
    * Office Organisation and Management (AOM-01)
    * Teaching Strategies (CTE-03)
    * Teaching English-Elementary School (CTE-04)
    * Teaching English-Secondary School (CTE-05)
    * Foundation Course in English-1 (FEG-01)
    * English (FEG-02)
    * Ecology (LSE-02)
    * The Study of Society (ESO-11)
    * Mathematical Methods in Physics-III (PHE-14)
    * Modern India: 1857-1964 (EHI-01)
    * India: Earliest Times to the 8th Century A.D. (EHI-02)
    * India: From 8th Century to 15th Century A.D. (EHI-03)
    * India: From 16th to Mid-18th Century (EHI-04)
    * India: From Mid-18th to Mid-19th Century (EHI-05)
    * Understanding BPO,ITeS and Related Sectors (BCSSI-001)
    * English Proficiency (BCSSI-002)
    * Business Communication (BCSSI-003)
    * Culture Sensitization (BCSSI-004)
    * Customer Relationship Management (BCSSI-005)
    * Positve Incrementals (BCSSI-006)
    * Introduction to Social Work (BSWE-001)
    * Social Work intervention with individuals & groups Work (BSWE-002)
    * Social Work intervention with communities and institutions (BSWE-003)
    * Substance Abuse and Counselling (BSWE-006)
    * English in Daily Life (BEG-04)
    * Operational Research (AOR-1)
    * Statistical Techniques (AST-1)
    * Introduction to Planning Management (MAM-001)
    * Crop Production Technology (MAM-002)
    * Fundamental of Food Science (bpvi-001)
    * Fundamentals of Meat Science (bpvi-021)
    * Meat Animals and Abattoir Practies (bpvi-022)
    * Fresh Meat Technology (bpvi-023)
    * Processed Meat Technology (bpvi-024)
    * Meat Packaging and Quality Assurance (bpvi-025)
    * Poultry Products Technology (bpvi-026)
    * Utilisation of Animal by-products (bpvi-027)
    * Marketing and Entrepreneurship (bpvi-028)
    * Milk Production and quality of Milk (bpvi-011)
    * Dairy Equipment and Utilities (bpvi-012)
    * Milk Processing and Packaging (bpvi-013)
    * Dairy Products-I (bpvi-014)
    * Introduction to Organic Farming (bap-001)
    * Organic Production System (bapi-001)
    * Inspection and Certification of Organic Produce (bapi-002)
    * Economics and Marketing of Organic Produce (bapi-003)
    * Introduction to Sericulture (blp-001)
    * Crop Protection (blp-004)
    * Host Plant Cultivation (blpi-002)
    * Fondation Course In Humanities and Social Sciences (cs-60)
    * Introduction to System Software (cs-63)
    * Introduction to Computer Organisation (cs-64)
    * Windows Programing Lab (cs-65)
    * Relational Database Management Systems(RDBMS)Lab (cs-67)
    * Intranet Administration (cs-75)
    * Fondation Course In English for Computing (cs-610)
    * Introduction to Internet Programming(Java, ActiveX) (cs-74)
    * Tcp/IP Programming (cs-69)
    * Introduction to DBMS (cs-06)
    * Computer Oriented Numerical Techiques (CS-71)
    * C++ and Object Oriented Programming (cs-72)
    * Theory of Computer Science (cs-73)
    * Computer Fundamentals and PC Software (cs-611)
    * 'C' Programming and Data Structures (cs-62)
    * Multimedia (cs-66)
    * Computer Networks (cs-68)
    * Introduction to Software Engineering (cs-70)
    * Foundation Course in Science and Technology (fst-1)
    * Foundation Course in Science and Technology (fst-1)
    * Data and File Structures (MCS-021)
    * Problem Solving and Programming (MCS-011)
    * Computer Organisation and Assembly Language Programming (MCS-012)
    * Discrete Mathematics (MCS-013)
    * Systems Analysis and Design (MCS-014)
    * Communication Skills (MCS-015)
    * Internet Concepts and Web Design (MCS-016)
    * C and Assembly Language Programming Lab (MCS-017)
    * Operating System Concepts and Networking Management (MCS-022)
    * Introduction to Database Management Systems (MCS-023)
    * Lab(based on MCS-021,022,023 & 024) (MCS-025)
    * Design and Analysis of Algorithms (MCS-031)
    * Software Engineering (MCS-034)
    * Operating System (MCS-041)
    * Data Communication and Computer Networks (MCS-042)
    * Advanced Database Management Systems (MCS-043)
    * Mini Project (MCS-044)
    * Lab(Unix & Oracle) (MCSL-045)
    * Advance Internet Technologies (MCS-051)
    * Parallel Computing MCSE-011)
    * Artificial Intelligence & Knowledge Management MCSE-003)
    * Principles of Management and Information Systems MCS-052)
    * Computer Graphics and Multimedia MCS-053)
    * Lab(based on mcs-051 & 053) MCSL-054)
    * Curriculum and Instruction (ES-331)
    * Psychology of Learning and Development (ES-332)
    * Educational Evalution (ES-333)
    * Education and Society (ES-334)
    * Teacher and School (ES-335)
    * Teaching of English (ES-344)
    * Computers in Education(optional Course) (ES-362)
    * Guidance and Counselling(Optional Course) (ES-363)
    * Head Teachers as Leaders (MES-004)
    * Human Resource Development (MES-005)
    * Managing Teaching Learning (MES-006)
    * School Governance and Financial Management (MES-007)
    * Leadership for Better Schools (MES-008)
    * Higher Education Its Context and Linkages (MES-101)
    * Instruction in Higher Education (MES-102)
    * Higher Education The Psycho-Social Context (MES-103)
    * Practicals (mjml-001)
    * Recording, Mixing and Editing (mjm-003)
    * Production and Presentation (mjm-002)
    * Introduction to Broadcasting and Programming (mjm-001)
    * Reporting, Writing and Editing (jmc-03)
    * Mass Media and Society (jmc-02)
    * Introduction to Communication (jmc-01)
    * Laboratory Techniques in Physics (lt-4)
    * Laboratory Techniques in Chemistry (lt-3)
    * Laboratory Techniques in Biology (lt-2)
    * Good Laboratory Practices (lt-1)
    * Mathematical Modeling (mmt-009)
    * Probility and Statistics (mmt-008)
    * Differential Equations and Numerical Solutions (mmt-007)
    * Real Analysis (mmt-004)
    * Linear Algebra (mmt-002)
    * Awareness-cum-Training Package in Disability(Cerebral Palsy) (ncd-003)
    * Awareness-cum-Training Package in Disability(Visual Impairment)(Cerebral Palsy) (ncd-002)
    * Awareness-cum-Training Package in Disability(Mental Retardation) (ncd-001)
    * Food Safety and Quality Assurance (bfn-003)
    * Hazards to Food Safety (bfn-002)
    * Introduction to Food Saftey (bfn-001)
    * Credit And Finance (bwee-008)
    * Work and Entrepreneurship (bwee-007)
    * Organisation and Leadership (bwee-006)
    * Strategies for Women's Empowerment (bwee-004)
    * Economics of Food (cfn-3)
    * Your Food and Its Utilisation (cfn-2)
    * Nutrition and Health Education (dnhe-3)
    * Public Health and Hygirne (dnhe-2)
    * Nutrition for the Community (dnhe-1)
    * Communication and Extension in Rural Development (rrd-7)
    * Rural Development-Planning and Management (mrd-103)
    * Rural Development Programmes (mrd-102)
    * Rural Social Development (mrde-101)
    * Entrepreneurship and Rural Development (mrde-004)
    * Land Reforms and Rural Development (mrde-003)
    * Voluntary Action in Rural Development (mrde-002)
    * Principles of Food Science (mfn-008)
    * Principles of Food Science Practical (mfnl-008)
    * Entrepreneurship andFood Service Management (mfn-007)
    * Understanding Computer Applications (mfn-010)
    * Research Methods and Biostatistics (mfn-009)
    * Clinical and Therapeutic Nutrition Practical (mfn-005)
    * Public Nutrition (mfn-006)
    * Food Microbiology and Safety Practical (mfnl-003)
    * Advanced Nutrition (mfnl-004)
    * Applied Physiology (mfnl-001)
    * Lab-II Cargo Work (bnal-012)
    * Lab-I: Applied Science and Computer Lab (bnal-011)
    * Navigation-VII (bna-051)
    * Navigational Aids and Environmental Protection (bna-041)
    * Navigation-II (bna-015)
    * Navigation-I (bna-014)
    * Electricity and Electronics (bna-013)
    * Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (bme-035)
    * Elective Subject (bme-030)
    * Heat and Mass Transfer (bme-027)
    * Condition Monitoring and Maintenance Engineering (bme-025)
    * Mechanical Engineering Design (bme-024)
    * Soft Computing in Computer Integrated Manufacturing (bme-022)
    * Principles of Electrical and Electronics Sciences (bme-021)
    * Engineering Materials (bme-018)
    * Strength of Materials (bme-017)
    * Engineering Mathematics-II (bme-015)
    * Manufacturing Systems, Integration and control (bme-012)
    * Computer Aided Process Planning (bme-011)
    * Tool Engineering and Management (bme-010)
    * Computer Programming and Application (bme-009)
    * Quality Engineering (bme-007)
    * Computer Integrated Manufacturing (bme-005)
    * CNC Technology & Programming (bme-004)
    * Computer Aided Design (bme-002)
    * Structural Analysis (et-202B)
    * Hydraulic Structures-II (et-536B)
    * Hydraulic Structures-I (et-536A)
    * Agricultural Legislation & Management (et-537B)
    * Soil Conservation Management-I (et-537A)
    * Water Resources Planning (et-534C)
    * Open Channel Flow (et-533B)
    * Irrigation Engineering (et-533A)
    * Ground Water Development (et-532B)
    * Hydrology (et-532A)
    * Soil Sciences (et-531B)
    * Earth & Its Environment (et-531A)
    * Hydraulic Structures (et-535B)
    * Elementary Hydrology (et-535A)
    * Structural Design-II (et-508B)
    * Structural Design-I (et-508A)
    * Transportation & Traffic Engineering (et-505)
    * Pollutants & Water Supply (et-507A)
    * Computer Programming & Numerical Methods (et-302A)
    * Flow in Open Channel (et-540B)
    * Mechanics of Fluid (et-201A)
    * Structural Analysis (et-502B)
    * Strength of Materials (et-502A)
    * Concrete Technology & Construction Techniques (et-522)
    * Repair and maintenance of Buildings (et-523C)
    * Operation & Maintenance of Construction Equipment (et-523B)
    * Construction Works Supervision (et-523A)
    * Quantity Surveying & Valuation (et-521D)
    * Design Detailing (et-521C)
    * Building Architecture (et-521B)
    * Foundation Engineering (et-501B)
    * Soil Mechanics (et-501A)
    * Engineering Materials (et-204B)
    * Materials Science(et-204A)
    * Computer Applications(et-301B)
    * Engineering Mechanics (et-202A)
    * Chemistry (et-105B)
    * Physics (et-105A)
    * Mathematics-II (et-101B)
    * Mathematics-I (et-101A)
    * Wage and Salary Administration (ms-27)
    * Retail Management (ms-612)
    * Rural Marketing (ms-611)
    * Marketing Communication and Advertising Management (ms-68)
    * Marketing Research (ms-66)
    * International Marketing (ms-64)
    * Product Management (ms-63)
    * Sales Management (ms-62)
    * Consumer Behaviour (ms-61)
    * Management of R&D and Innovation (ms-58)
    * Materials Management (ms-56)
    * Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ms-55)
    * Management of Information Systems (ms-54)
    * Production/Operations Management (ms-53)
    * Project Management (ms-52)
    * Operations Research (ms-51)
    * Human Resource Development (ms-022)
    * Advanced Strategic Management (ms-91)
    * International Business (ms-97)
    * Research Methodology for Management Decisions (ms-95)
    * Technology Management (ms-94)
    * Management of New and Small Enterprises (ms-93)
    * Managerial Economics (ms-09)
    * Quantitative Analysis for Managerial Applications (ms-08)
    * Management of Machines and Materials (ms-05)
    * Electronic Banking and IT in Banks (ms-425)
    * International Banking Management (ms-424)
    * Marketing of Financial Management (ms-423)
    * Bank Financial Management (ms-422)
    * International Financial Management (ms-45)
    * Security Analysis and Portfolio Management (ms-44)
    * Management Control Systems (ms-43)
    * Communication and Information Technology (MES-032)
    * Communication Technology for Distance Education (mes-115)
    * Learner Support Services (mes-113)
    * Growth and Philosophy of Distance Education (mes-111)
    * Dairy Products-III (mes-016)
    * Dairy Products-II (mes-015)
    * Dairy Products-I (mes-014)
    * Learning, Learner and Development (mes-013)
    * Education, Nature and Purposes (mes-012)
    * Understanding Education (mes-011)
    * Higher Education The Psycho-Social Context (mes-103)
    * Instruction in Higher Education Context (mes-102)
    * Higher Education Its Context and Linkages (mes-101)
    * Leadership for Better Schools (mes-008)
    * School Governance and Financial Management (mes-007)
    * Managing Teaching Learning (mes-006)
    * Human Resource Development (mes-005)
    * Head Teachers as Leaders (mes-004)
    * Emerging Issues in Elementary Education (mes-023)
    * Understanding the Elementary School Child (mes-022)
    * English Teaching (mes-005)
    * Chemistry Teaching (mes-004)
    * Biology Teaching (mes-003)
    * Exploring Physics in the Classroom (mes-002)
    * Teaching and Learning of Mathematics (mes-001)
    * Life Enrichment and self Development (mes-002)
    * Teaching Learning Process and Evaluation (mes-001)
    * Understanding the Primary School Child (cpe-4)
    * Teaching Environmental Studies (cpe-3)
    * Teaching of Mathematics (cpe-2)
    * Teaching Language (cpe-1)
    * Foundation in Subjects (ES-213)
    * Integrated Learning at Primary Level (ES-212)
    * Teaching of Health, Physical Education, art and work Experience (ES-204)
    * Teaching of Environmental Studies (ES-203)
    * Teaching Language (ES-201)
    * Communication Technology for Distance Education (ES-318)
    * Management of Distance Education (ES-314)
    * Learner Support Services (ES-313)
    * Design and Development of Self-Learning Meterials (ES-312)
    * Growth and Philosophy of Distance Education (ES-311)
    * Distance Education(Option Course) (ES-364)
    * Educational Technology(optional Course) (ES-361)
    * Teaching of Mathematics (ES-342)
    * Teaching of Science (ES-341)
    * Guidance and Counselling(Optional Course) (ES-363)
    * Computers in Education(optional Course) (ES-362)
    * Teaching of English (ES344)
    * Teacher and School (ES-335)
    * Education and Society (ES-334)
    * Educational Evalution (ES-333)
    * Psychology of Learning and Development (ES-332)
    * Curriculum and Instruction (ES-331)
    * Laboratory Course for CIT (citl-001)
    * Introduction to Information Technology (cit-002)
    * Fundamentals of Computer Systems (cit-001)
    * Object Oriented Technologies and Java Programming (cit-001)
    * Object Oriented Analysis and Design (MCS-032)
    * Numerical & Statistical Computing (Mcse-004)
    * Lab (based on MCS-032,034 and 035) (mcsl-036)
    * Lab(based on mcs-051 & 053) (mcsl-054)
    * Computer Graphics and Multimedia (mcs-053)
    * Principles of Management and Information Systems (mcs-052)
    * Artificial Intelligence & Knowledge Management (mcse-003)
    * Parallel Computing (mcse-011)
    * Advance Internet Technologies (mcs-051)
    * Lab(Unix & Oracle) (mcsl-045)
    * Mini Project (mcs-044)
    * Advanced Database Management Systems (mcs-043)
    * Data Communication and Computer Networks (mcs-042)
    * Operating System (mcs-041)
    * Software Engineering (mcs-034)
    * Advanced Discrete Mathematics (mcs-033)
    * Design and Analysis of Algorithms (mcs-031)
    * Lab(based on MCS-021,022,023 & 024) (mcsl-025)
    * Introduction to Database Management Systems (mcsl-023)
    * Operating System Concepts and Networking Management (mcs-022)
    * C and Assembly Language Programming Lab (mcsl-017)
    * Internet Concepts and Web Design (mcsl-016)
    * Communication Skills (mcs-015)
    * Systems Analysis and Design (mcs-014)
    * Discrete Mathematics (mcs-013)
    * Computer Organisation and Assembly Language Programming (mcs-012)
    * Problem Solving and Programming (mcs-011)
    * Data and File Structures (mcs-021)
    * Data and File Structures (mcs-021)

AMU Organizes All India Essay Competetion, First Prize 25,000 INR

Photo Curtsy: Matsyuki 

As part of the celebrations of the 193rd birth anniversary of its legendary founder and an outstanding social reformer, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, the Aligarh Muslim University would hold an All India Essay Writing Competition for university and college students in English language on the topic “Sir Syed’s vision of empowerment through character building and modern education”.

Entries are invited only from bonafide students of universities and colleges. The essay must be sent to the Public Relations Office by September 25, 2010. There are three cash prizes including first prize of Rs. 25,000, second Rs. 15,000 and third Rs. 10,000. Besides state level toppers of the aforesaid competition will also be given a sum of Rs. 5,000 as consolation prize. The prizes shall be presented on the occasion of Sir Syed Day celebrations on October 17, 2010. All prize winners shall be provided boarding and lodging alongwith one close relative. The first, second and third prize winners will be given both ways AC II class railway fare and state level toppers will be given second sleeper fare.
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The essay should be submitted on A4 size paper in double space typed on one side, should contain at least ten pages and not exceed sixteen pages duly forwarded by the head of the educational institution. A soft copy is also required. Information about the vision and mission of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan is available on the varsity website www.amu.ac.in.

AMU Vice Chancellor, Professor P K Abdul Azis has urged the Vice Chancellors of all Universities to encourage the students to participate in competition.

Winner Of All India Essay Competition 2009

 Meet The winners of the very same competition in 2009.

Can Aligs Ever Make AMU The No-1 University?

Aligarh Muslim University has gained a spot in top 10 Universities. Is that enough? Do Aligs possess the mettle to make it number one? Is an Alig eligible to be tagged as the best in his or her own filed?
One one hand Aligs are basking in the glory of a great library, various journal access, and some coveted placements but still it seems there is a long way to go. Its time to stop discussing meager issues and focus on the more important goals of life.
How many of you have the guts to pledge that you will do your best in order to make AMU the number one university? What do you think is the major cause or hindrance behind this ? Write down your comments in the comments section below.

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What Did Khushboo Mirza Say To The Students Of AMU ?

The Chadrayaan girl and AMU Alumni - Khushboo Mirza visited AMU -  department of chemistry. Her address to the students was imbibed deeply by the rapt audience.
She said that all the missions are interdisciplinary in nature. She urged the research scholars to adopt creativity, honesty, hard-work and commitment that lead men and mission to the success.
The Chairman, Department of Applied Chemistry, Professor Ali Mohammad, welcomed the faculty members and students at the interaction session after a short introduction of the guest and thanked her and audience at the end of the session.

Management Of Trigeminal Neuralgia Radiofrequency Technique At Aligarh Muslim University

ALIGARH April 7: The Department of Anaesthesiology, J.N. Medical College Hospital, Aligarh Muslim University organized a live workshop on the management of patients of trigeminal neuralgia with the latest radiofrequency technique. Two senior faculties and experts in the management of trigeminal neuralgia, Prof G. P. Dureja, Director, Delhi Pain Management Centre and Prof. H.H. Dash, Head of the Department of Neuroanaesthesiology, AIIMS, New Delhi demonstrated the different blocks of trigeminal nerve and its branches with the latest radiofrequency technique in Pain Clinic of the Department of Anaesthesiolgy, J.N. Medical College Hospital.

Trigeminal neuralgia is usually a unilateral current like sensation affecting the face of human being. The treatment options available for treating the pain of trigeminal neuralgia are neuropathic drugs like Carbamazepine, Gabapentin, Pregabalin, Baclofen etc. However these drugs provide pain relief for short duration only along with some serious side effects. Nerve blocks with neurolytic agents like phenol and alcohol provide relief for few months to year. The radiofrequency ablation of trigeminal nerve and its branches have become popular due to its long lasting pain relief with minimal side effects.

The workshop was attended by about 100 doctors from different specialties of J.N. Medical College Hospital and Sir Ziauddin Ahmed Dental College Hospital including private practitioners as well as delegates from outside Aligarh.

The Chairman of the Department of Anaesthesiology Prof S. Bano welcomed the invited faculties and the delegates. Coordinator of the workshop and consultant in Pain Clinic Dr. Hammad Usmani introduced the different procedures planned for the workshop. Dean, Faculty of Medicine Prof. S. Abrar Hasan expressed happiness over the organization of the event and presented memento to Prof H. H. Dash. Principal and Chief Medical Superintendent, JNMC, Prof. Ashraf Malik congratulated the department for organizing the live workshop and presented memento to Prof. G. P. Dureja. Prof. G. P. Dureja informed the delegates that this workshop is first of its kind in India.

About eight patients suffering from various forms of trigeminal neuralgia received free of cost treatment in the workshop. The usual cost of radiofrequency treatment for trigeminal neuralgia in Delhi varies from Rs. 5000 to Rs. 10,000. These patients will be followed up in the Pain Clinic of J.N. Medical College Hospital for further counseling. The active guidance of senior teachers of the department like Prof. M. M. H. Siddiqi, Dr. S. Haleem, Dr. A. Quadir, Dr. S. N. Jamil, Dr. Q. E. Ali and the hard work of Dr. Hussain Amir, Dr. Abu Nadeem, Dr. Farah, Dr. Obaid, Dr. Yasir, Dr. Shahna, Dr. Aftab, Dr. Kamran, Dr. Suhail, Dr. Asad and members of the Pain Clinic team including Dr. Muzaffar, Dr. Arshad, Dr. Nazia and sister Shaista made the event successful.

The Secrets Of Writing A Job Grabbing Resume

There is no specific format for writing a good resume, but here are the vital tips necessary to cast a spell on your prospective employer.

Be Readable

Size does matter. When it comes to font size, it matters more. Any resume can be discarded if the font size makes the reader run for a magnifying glass, or if is too big and screaming loud. Font sizes 11- 12 are comfortable to read and not too big to be labeled egotistic.

Achievements Speak For Responsibilities

List out your achievements for a given responsibility, instead of mentioning only the responsibilities. Achievements tell that you are worth the responsibilities handed over to you. Only the responsibilities do not tell whether you achieved your goal or not.

Value The Recruiters Time, Keep It Short

In the age of sms and twitter, people have developed a liking for short and sweet stuff. Mention your best in the beginning and keep the sentences short. This will help the recruiter gain more information about you in lesser time. Let us suppose they spend about a average of 2 minutes per resume. So if you have written in short the number of achievemnts covered up will be more.

Words to Kill - I me mine

To much use of the personal pronouns are guaranteed to kill the opportunity. Write in a style that uses minimum of these.

Get It Reviewed

First of all read it aloud to yourself pretending you are the employer and this is your candidates resume. See what impression do you get. Ask your friends to review it. They  may be able to point out the relevant areas for correction or modification.

These are some universal points. If you own a Google account the sign in to Google docs. There you can find some interesting templates for resume and you can publish it online as well. Another important thing is that Google Docs lets you export it in pdf format for securely attaching it in mails.

How To Get Instant Alerts From AMU Sites Which Do Not Publish An RSS Feed

Many of us need instant updates from important AMU sites e.g. Controller Exams. This is needed to get first hand information about the announcement of availability of forms or dates of examinations, you cant afford to miss. Like many other sites it does not have an RSS feed so instant updates seem far fetched.
Google announced a feature in its Google reader which allows you to get instant information about any change in the site. So if you are the one who needs to track instant information as soon as the new information is posted you can benmefit from this feature. I am writing the method below.

Method

Login to Google reader. Upper left corner shows a button "Add A Subscription". Click and enter the URL of the required site in the text  box. You can add any number of sites in this manner.

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International Conference On Algebra And Its Applications

International Conference on Algebra and its Applications (ICAA-10) (20-22 February , 2010)
Registration Forms.

TOPICS:

1. Semigroups, Groups and their Representations

2. Theory of Rings and Modules
3. Commutative and Non-commutative Algebras
4. Lattices and other related structures

5. Category Theory, Galois Theory and their applications

6. Linear algebra and its applications

7. Algebraic Geometry
8. Coding Theory


Fees:
Foreign Delegates: US$ 50
Indian Delegates: Rs.: 1000
Accompanying Person: Rs. :800
Students: Rs.: 500
The registration fee has to be sent by DD in favour of
Convener, ICAA-10, Payable at Aligarh

Contact For Any Help:
Professor Afzal Beg
Convener
Department of Mathematics
Aligarh Muslim University
Aligarh-202002 (U. P.), India
Phone: (++91)-571-2701019 (office)
(++91)-9412597251(Mobile)
E-mail: begafzal@yahoo.com

Professor Mohammad Ashraf
Co-Convener
Department of Mathematics
Aligarh Muslim University
Aligarh-202002 (U. P.), India
Phone: (++91)-571-2701019 (office)
++91)-9412517492 (Mobile)
E-mail: mashrafmath@gmail.com

Get Free Access To Francis And Taylor Maths And Stats Journal Till  31 January

Algebra And Chemistry Conference

International Conference on Algebra and its Applications (ICAA-10), 20-22 Feb. 2010 under (Under UGC-DRS Programme)
 National Symposium on Recent Trends in Chemical Sciences (NSRTCS - 2010), 24-25 February
Details will be published soon.

Get Ready For AMU Aligarh Summer University 2010

Summer University AMU Aligarh 2010 starts in February.
Course Fees : FREE

Professor Asad Ahmed, Ph.D. (Yale). University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB. Jumping genes: How and why genes jump? on February 4 - 6. 2010

 Professor Ashraf Khan, M.D. (Aligarh), FRCPath (London). University of Massachusetts Medical
Shool, Worcester, MA. Cancer pathobiology with breast cancer as a model to study advances in cancer medicine. on February 8 - 10. 2010

 Professor Irfan Habib, D.Phil. (Oxford). Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. National movement and
current historiography.  February 11 - 13. 2010

 Dr Nadeem Akhtar, Ph.D. (Surrey). Centre for Excellence in Wireless Technology, Chennai, AP.
Next generation wireless standards.  February 15 - 17. 2010

 Dr Shahid Jameel, Ph.D. (Washington State). International Centre for Genetic Engineering and
Biotechnology, New Delhi. Understanding viruses and viral diseases.  February 18 - 20. 2010

 Mr Qasim Zaidi, MBA (IIM, Lucknow). Tribal Fusion R&D/Exponential Inc., New Delhi. Digital
entrepreunership: Creating an internet pure play.  February 25 - 27. 2010

 Professor Tariq Haqqi, Ph.D. (Aligarh). MetroHealth/Case Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, OH. The immune system in health and disease.  March 1 - 3. 2010

 Professor Faqir C. Khanna, Ph.D. (Florida State). University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB. Symmetry
and development of modern Physics.  March 8 - 10. 2010

The Summer University program is open to senior undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in
the Aligarh Muslim University and its affiliated institutions. Students from other universities are also
welcome, but special permission would be required. All students who wish to attend should register
by writing to: . This is a free educational program offered by the alumni
of the Aligarh Muslim University to enhance the education of Aligarh students and to provide
educational advice. Depending on the enrolment in individual courses, lectures will be given either in
the Zoology Lecture Theatre or Seminar Room from 2:00 - 5:00 PM each day. The program is run
on western standards of punctuality, informality, and academic ethics; it will not be affected by
holidays or other events in Aligarh.
 
The 2010 session of the Summer University is dedicated to the memory of Professor Abrar M. Khan, Ph.D.
(Minnesota) of the Botany Department, who did much to bring modern scientific research to Aligarh.
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For further information, check the Summer University website http://www.ualberta.ca/~asada    
or contact asada@ualberta.ca 

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