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Pune University
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Yashwantrao Chavan
Maharashtra
Open University (YCMOU)
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MSBTE (P)
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NCTE
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India Gandhi National
Open University
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Directorate of Vocational
Education & Training
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Maharashtra University
of Health Sciences
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Federation of Hotel
& Restaurants Association of India
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Poona Hoteliers
Associations, (PHA)
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Member of Institute
of Hospitality (Formerly HCIWA)
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| About the Universities |
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About Pune University
"The University stands for humanism
and tolerance, for reason, for adventure
of ideas and for the search of truth. It
stands for the forward march of the human
race towards even higher objectives. If
the universities discharge their duties
adequately then it is well with the nation
and the people." - Jawaharlal Nehru
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These words of Jawaharlal Nehru embody in them
the guiding principle of Pune University. Established
in 1948, the University has since become one of
the leading centres for research and teaching
in the country. The 400 acre campus is located
in the North Western part of Pune. The placid
environs and state of the art facilities provide
it's numerous students with an ideal atmosphere
to pursue research in various areas of Science,
Arts, Commerce and Languages. The University houses
40 departments which provide a wide array of academic
programs. Though a young centre, the University
has made a significant impact in various areas
of research and teaching, and continues to strive
for excellence.
The University of Pune (formerly known as University
of Poona) was established under the Poona University
Act, passed by the Bombay Legislature on 10th
February, 1948. In the same year, Dr. M. R. Jayakar
assumed office as the first vice chancellor of
the University.
Shri B.G.Kher, Chief Minister and Education Minister,
Govt. of Bombay, took a keen interest in setting
apart a beautiful campus for the University. As
a result of his efforts, a campus extending over
411 acres was allocated to the University in early
1950.
Initially the University had a jurisdiction extending
over 12 districts of Western Maharashtra. However,
with the establishment of the Shivaji University,
Kolhapur, in 1964, the jurisdiction of the University
was restricted to 5 districts, namely Pune, Ahmednagar,
Nasik, Dhule and Jalgaon. Out of these, two districts
- Dhule and Jalgaon are attached to the North
Maharashtra University established in August 1990.
During the year 1949, there were only 18 colleges
affiliated to the University, with an enrollment
of over 8000 students. Thereafter, the number
of colleges increased, and in 1994-95, the University
had 41 post-graduate departments, 209 affiliated
colleges and 118 recognized research institutions,
with an enrollment of 1,70,000 students for both
the under-graduate and post-graduate courses in
different faculties.
70 research institutions have been recognized
by the University for research. These include
institutions of national importance like the National
Chemical Laboratory (NCL), MACS, CWPRS, NIV, Gokhale
Institute of Politics and Economics, Deccan College
among others.
Since its inception, the progress of the University
of Pune has been inextricably linked with the
efforts of an illustrious list of Vice-Chancellors
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Yashwantrao Chavan
Maharashtra
Open University (YCMOU)
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About YCMOU
YCMOU is a recipient of the Institutional
Award for Excellence in distance education
from Commonwealth, Canada.
MESSAGE FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR, YASHWANTRAO
CHAVAN MAHARASHTRA OPEN UNIVERSITY
Greetings from yashwantrao chavan maharashtra
open university on the occasion of the independence
day. It was sxity years ago india emerged
as an independent nation.
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The goal of independence was achieved in india
through a prolonged struggle and owing to endeavours
replete with far sightedness, fastiidiousness
and fair mindedness of the stewards in all spheres
today we can proudly say India is what the world
aspires to be! In the history of mankind, education
has formed a continuum and a basis for the development
of human society. Through development of attitudes,
values, capabilities both of knowledge and skills,
education provides strength and resilience to
people to respond to changing situations and enables
them to a cause and contribute to social development.
History has established beyond doubt the crucial
role played by human resources in the development
of nations and the development of human resources
is the main function of education. After independence
education is expected to play vital role in the
process of achieving the multiple but inter-dependent
goals of personal, economic, cultural and social
development. The experience accumulated about
the modalities availed of in the process of achieving
goals of education shows that the concept of education
itself has changed. It is no more confined to
formal structures and institutions. The dynamics
of the expansion of knowledge has led to the concept
of life-long learning for the individual and the
evolution of institutions of continuing education
and the commitment of education for all necessitates
establishment of open universities based on distance
learning principle. This university named after
the architect of modern maharashtra late shri
yashwantrao chavan is moving along the path shown
by him to reach the unreached on the same principle.
Friends, today change has become the watchword
for successful living and education is recognized
as the instrument for ushering in changes in orderly
manner. Therefore, on the occasion of the 60th
anniversary of Independence Day let us resolve
to make concerted efforts to usher in the changes
required and in the manner desired
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About MSBTE
Design and develop the curriculae of Diploma,
Post Diploma and Advanced Diploma Programmes.
Grant affiliation to the instructions running
MSBVE's programmes.
Conduct academic monitoring of the affiliated
institutions, through Curriculum Implementation
and Assessment Norms (CIAAN).
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Organise Faculty Development Training Programs
e.g. content updating trainings, soft skills trainings,
industrial trainings and management trainings,
hands on skills trainings for polytechnic teachers.
Grant equivalence to the programmes offered by
autonomous polytechnics & other organisations.
Conduct examinations, declare results and award
certificates.
Recommend opening of Diploma level vocational
Institutions, variation in intake capacity and
closure of the institutions.
Felicitate the State level rank holders and award
certificates of Merit.
Prescribe standards for curriculum, infrastructure
and other resources
Generate question papers through Question Banks.
Design and develop curriculae of need based Diploma
programmes.
Develop Lab Manuals, CAI Packages, Text books
and other Learning resource packages for effective
teaching learning process.
Revise the curriculae of the existing programmes
periodically on scientific basis by conducting
search conferences, studying technological advancements,
latest market requirements, job analysis etc.
Undertake controlled academic autonomy projects
of the Polytechnics outside Maharashtra State.
Undertake external projects, consultancy and other
assignments related to examination system and
vocational education.
Organise Career Fairs to promote vocational education
especially in remote places.
Organise MSBVE State level vocational competitions
e.g. Students Paper Presentation, Vocational Quiz
etc.
Issue Scholarships to the needy and meritorious
students.
Conducts Online MSCIT Examinations.
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India Gandhi
National Open University
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IGNOU: A Brief Profile
The Indira Gandhi National Open University
was established by an Act of Parliament
in 1985. Today it serves the educational
aspirations of about 1.8 million students
in India and 32 countries abroad through
21 Schools of Studies and an elaborate network
of 58 Regional centres, 1804 study centres,
and 49 overseas centres. The University
is making all efforts to take higher education
to the doorsteps of the hitherto unreached.
As of now, we cater to about 10% of all
students enrolled in higher education in
the country are enrolled with IGNOU.
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Apart from teaching and research, extension and
training form the mainstay of its academic activities.
It also acts as a national resource centre; and
more importantly, functions as an apex body to
promote and maintain standards of distance education.
The University has its presence in 32 countries.
The Commonwealth of Learning has recognised it
as one of its centres of excellence. It also has
the unique privilege of hosting the Secretariats
of SAARC Consortium of Open Distance Learning
(SACODIL) approved by Heads of Govts. of SAARC
Nations and Global Mega Universities Network (GMUNET)
initially promoted by UNESCO.The vision statement
of the university reads as:
Indira Gandhi National Open University, the National
Resource Centre for Open and Distance Learning
with international recognition and presence, shall
provide seamless access to sustainable and learner-centric
quality education, skill upgradation and training
to all by using innovative technologies and methodologies
and ensuring convergence of existing systems for
massive human resource required for promoting
integrated national development and global understanding.
In order to fulfill the vision of democratising
higher education and providing access to all segments
of people, the University
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Imparts education and knowledge through
various flexible means suited to the open
and distance education mode, including information
and communication technologies;
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Provides higher education and training
to large sections of population, particularly
the disadvantaged segments of the society;
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Promotes national integration
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Encourages, co-ordinates and assists open
universities and distance learning systems
to improve standards in such systems.
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VISION
To ensure that the Diploma level Vocational Education
constantly matches the latest requirements of
Technology and industry and includes the all-round
personal development of students including social
concerns and to become globally competitive, technology
led organization.
MISSION
To provide high quality vocational and managerial
manpower, information and consultancy services
to the industry and community to enable the industry
and community to face the changing technological
& environmental challenges.
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Rigorous Course Development
The procedures adopted for development of various
multiple-media learning packages are aimed at
maintaining the quality of learning. The University
follows a rigorous course design and development
procedure, based on the principles of good practices
in curriculum development and instructional design.
IGNOU utilises the expertise available in-house
and with international, national institutions
and non-government organisations in the team-approach.
Our remarkable success in collaborating with Open
Universities in the SAARC region and international
organisations like Commonwealth of Learning, World
Bank, World Intellectual Property Organisation,
World Health Office, various Ministries, reputed
research institutes and NGO's has helped us to
develop niche market oriented areas such as Post
Graduate Diploma in Environment and Sustainable
Development, Intellectual Property Rights, Community
Cardiology, Ophthalmology, Hospitality, Integrated
Doctoral Programmes in Physics and Mathematics,
HIV/AIDS, Disaster Management, Public Policy,
Human Rights, Nautical Sciences, Power Distribution
Management, Construction Workers, Rural Artisans,
Motor Mechanics, Gandhi and Contemporary World
etc.
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