Let me introduce I am Giriraj Halkar, from Karnataka working in Delhi. I am perusing PhD from Nagpur university. I have seen on the internet that, your PhD topic is about information seeking behavior. Sir, mine is also same " Information Needs & Seeking Behavior of Health Science Faculty in the Electronic Information Age : A Case Study of Health Science Institutions in Delhi". I request kindly send the some material or soft copy of your thesis to my email: ghalkar@gmail.com. it will help a lot to literature review as well as data analysis methods. Since my data collection work is completed and I am thinking to submit my thesis in the month of august or September.
I would like to express my gratitude in advance for your kind cooperation and helop.
We are Heartily invite you to One Day National Conference in our College held on 12/10/2013 Herewith attached invitation for your kind reference .Expecting warm response and fullest cooperation. (selected paper will be published) webpage:http://vsblibconference.webs.com/
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court Bench has declared that all candidates, who obtained separate minimum marks as in the National Eligibility Test (NET) / State Eligibility Test (SET) conducted in 2012 are qualified for the post of Assistant Professors. Allowing a batch of 31 petitions filed by candidates, who appeared for NET and SET exams in 2012, Justice D Hari Paranthaman observed that “What was absent in the regulation cannot be introduced at the fag end of the examination, just before the announcement of the result, whatever may be the justification for the same”. The petitioners approached the Madurai Bench praying to quash the notification issued by the UGC and to declare that they have cleared the NET exam held on June 24, 2012 and the SET exam conducted on October 7, 2012. As per Clause 3.3.1 of the University Grants Commission (the minimum eligibility condition for recruitment and appointment of Assistant Professors in Universities/Colleges/Institutions is to qualify in the NET/SLET/SET exam. Meanwhile, the UGC issued a notification on June 4, 2012, to conduct National Eligibility Test (NET) examinations. The minimum marks for the General Category in Paper I, II and III is 40, 40 and 75. For OBC Category the required minimum marks are 35, 35, 68. For PWD/SC/ST category, the minimum marks are 35, 35 and 60. A similar notification was issued by Bharathiar University on August 10, 2012, for conducting State Eligibility Test. The result of the SET was published on February 09, this year. Before the publication of results, an additional criteria was introduced, fixing the average marks for General Category, OBC Category and PWD/SC/ST Category at 65%, 60% and 55% respectively. Aggrieved by the additional criteria, the petitioners, who scored the minimum marks as notified earlier, approached the Court seeking for directions to declare NET/SET qualified and to issue National Eligibility Certificate to them. Considering the plea, D Hari Paranthaman allowed the writ petitions and declared that all the petitioners, who have obtained separate minimum marks in papers I, II and III, have qualified in NET/SET. He directed the UGC and Bharathiar University to issue certificates, within of 30 days, from the date of the order.
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Dear Dr. K Elavazhagan
Let me introduce I am Giriraj Halkar, from Karnataka working in Delhi. I am perusing PhD from Nagpur university. I have seen on the internet that, your PhD topic is about information seeking behavior. Sir, mine is also same " Information Needs & Seeking Behavior of Health Science Faculty in the Electronic Information Age : A Case Study of Health Science Institutions in Delhi". I request kindly send the some material or soft copy of your thesis to my email: ghalkar@gmail.com. it will help a lot to literature review as well as data analysis methods. Since my data collection work is completed and I am thinking to submit my thesis in the month of august or September.
I would like to express my gratitude in advance for your kind cooperation and helop.
GIRIRAJ HALKAR
M.Lib.I.Sc. M.Phil, KSET, UGC-NET.
National Documentation Centre (NDC)
National Institute of Health & Family Welfare (NIHFW)
Baba Gangnath Marg, Munirka
New Delhi – 110067
E-mail: ghalkar@gmail.com
Mobile: 9891387306;
Respected sir/Madam
We are Heartily invite you to One Day National Conference in our College held on 12/10/2013 Herewith attached invitation for your kind reference .Expecting warm response and fullest cooperation.
(selected paper will be published)
webpage:http://vsblibconference.webs.com/
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Bench relief for NET/SET candidates
By | ENS - MADURAI
27th April 2013 08:49 AM
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court Bench has declared that all candidates, who obtained separate minimum marks as in the National Eligibility Test (NET) / State Eligibility Test (SET) conducted in 2012 are qualified for the post of Assistant Professors. Allowing a batch of 31 petitions filed by candidates, who appeared for NET and SET exams in 2012, Justice D Hari Paranthaman observed that “What was absent in the regulation cannot be introduced at the fag end of the examination, just before the announcement of the result, whatever may be the justification for the same”. The petitioners approached the Madurai Bench praying to quash the notification issued by the UGC and to declare that they have cleared the NET exam held on June 24, 2012 and the SET exam conducted on October 7, 2012. As per Clause 3.3.1 of the University Grants Commission (the minimum eligibility condition for recruitment and appointment of Assistant Professors in Universities/Colleges/Institutions is to qualify in the NET/SLET/SET exam. Meanwhile, the UGC issued a notification on June 4, 2012, to conduct National Eligibility Test (NET) examinations. The minimum marks for the General Category in Paper I, II and III is 40, 40 and 75. For OBC Category the required minimum marks are 35, 35, 68. For PWD/SC/ST category, the minimum marks are 35, 35 and 60. A similar notification was issued by Bharathiar University on August 10, 2012, for conducting State Eligibility Test. The result of the SET was published on February 09, this year. Before the publication of results, an additional criteria was introduced, fixing the average marks for General Category, OBC Category and PWD/SC/ST Category at 65%, 60% and 55% respectively. Aggrieved by the additional criteria, the petitioners, who scored the minimum marks as notified earlier, approached the Court seeking for directions to declare NET/SET qualified and to issue National Eligibility Certificate to them. Considering the plea, D Hari Paranthaman allowed the writ petitions and declared that all the petitioners, who have obtained separate minimum marks in papers I, II and III, have qualified in NET/SET. He directed the UGC and Bharathiar University to issue certificates, within of 30 days, from the date of the order.
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