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(Forwarded by Aakash Lalwani (3 year Industrial Chemistry). Email: aakashlalwani@gmail.com)
Drishti Club, CCA Wing, IT-Gymkhana conducted a Workshop on “Managers Manage Yourself” by Saurabh Singh, IIM-Ahmedabad (ECE 2008, IT-BHU) on April 4, 2010 at G-8, IT-BHU.
It was based on effective time management and was presented by Saurabh Singh and jointly coordinated by Ashu Pathak (both from ECE 2008). Hon'ble Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology (Prof. Virendra Singh) graciously signified the inaugural ceremony. Dr. P. K. Mishra (President, IT-Gymkhana) gladly encouraged the event and Prof. S. N. Mahendra (HoD, Electrical Engineering) provided all necessary support for the venue and logistics. Among the students, the event was coordinated by Aakash Lalwani (IMD Part-III, Industrial Chemistry) and Omendra Singh (IMD Part-III Applied Mathematics) on behalf of Drishti Club, CCA Wing, IT-Gymkhana. Praharsh Sharma (General Secretary, CCA Wing & B. Tech. Part-IV, Electronics Engineering) played a major role in guidance, conduct and logistics for the event, and personally attended the seminar.
The seminar was based upon personal and professional experiences of Mr. Saurabh Singh, a distinguished student of his batch. He completed B. Tech. in Electronics Engineering from IT-BHU and subsequently worked with NVIDIA Graphics Corporation, the leading company in its domain, and is presently doing his MBA from IIM-Ahmedabad. Concepts of Time Management Matrix, Priority Management and Computer applications were introduced in the workshop. The workshop concluded with an interactive open session on belling the CAT.
About Drishti Club:
Drishti Club established constitutionally under CCA Wing, IT-Gymkhana is essentially a student club like others, jointly supported by alumni, for grooming enlightened, principle centred and cheerful leaders. It has similar counterparts operating in various leading institutes like IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras, NIT Warangal, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Rourkela, etc. to provide guidance and counselling to youth with an aim of moral encouragement and student growth. It is started with an aim to conduct workshops and courses on Personality Development, Character build up, Team playing and Public speaking, to name a few. As an alumni advisor, Ashu Pathak has also been supporting the club’s coordination in IT-BHU. There are workshops are planned to be offered by various professionals who have expertise in delivering seminars on such topics.
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SBI Scholar Loan Scheme is a financial loan program to help students at select professional colleges to receive loan at concessional interest rates. This is announced as per SBI circulation dated March 31, 2010.
The copy of the circular can be viewed here.
Students are informed to take advantage the scheme to cover their educational expenses.
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The details of loan scheme can also be viewed on SBI website:
http://www.statebankofindia.com/user.htm
SCHOLAR LOANS
Education Loans to students securing admissions in:
The country’s best engineering colleges
- The nation’s elite medical colleges
- India’s top B-Schools
- India’s best Law colleges & other reputed institutes
Eligibility
A term loan granted to Indian Nationals for pursuing higher education in India in selected institutions
Courses Covered
Regular full time Degree /Diploma Courses and not certificate/ part-time courses through entrance test/ selection process. Full time Executive Management Courses like PGPX (for IIMs) are also covered
Salient Features
- Loan at Campus/ Designated Branch
- Option to transfer loan account to a branch closer to the place of co-borrower (after the course completion)
- ATM-cum-Debit card and Internet Banking facility
- Second Education Loan for further higher studies provided the institution and fees fall within criteria.
Loan amount
Maximum loan amount upto Rs.15 lacs
(Loan amount varies with the institute. Click here for details)
Expenses covered
- Fees payable to college/school/hostel
- Examination/ Library/ Laboratory fees
- Purchase of books/equipments/instruments
- Travel expenses/expenses on exchange programme
- Purchase of computer/laptop
- Caution deposit / building fund/ refundable deposit supported by Institution bills/ receipts [not to exceed 10% of the tuition fees for the entire course].
- Any other expenses related to education
Interest Rate (w.e.f. 29.06.2009)
Loan Amount | Rate of Interest |
Irrespective of Amount | 1.50% below SBAR i.e. 10.25% p.a. |
An Interest Rate concession of 0.50% to Girl Student availing Scholar Loans
Repayment
- Moratorium up to course duration plus six months
- Flexible repayment period up to 7 years.
Security
- No collateral security.
- Parent/ Guardian as co-borrower. Parental co-obligation can also be substituted by a suitable third party guarantee
Margin
- Nil up to Rs.4 lacs
- 5% above Rs.4 lacs
Documentation Required
- Letter of admission
- Completely filled registration form
- 2 passport size photographs
- Proof of identity (driving licence/passport/PAN/any photo identity)
- Proof of residence (driving licence/passport/electricity bill/phone bill)
- Statement of expenses
- Student/Co-borrower/ guarantor’s bank account statement for last 6 months
- IT return/ IT assessment order, of last 2 years
- Brief statement of assets & liabilities of the co-borrower
- Proof of income (i.e. salary slips/ Form 16)
Online Registration for Scholar Loan
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There are 100 selected institutes eligible for lon under the scheme:
List ‘A’ – 7 IIMs
Maximum loan amount Rs. 15 lacs
List ‘B’ – The remaining 54 institutes from the existing list
Maximum loan amount Rs. 10 lacs
List ‘C’ – New 39 institutes
Maximum loan amount Rs. 7.50 lacs
(Category-wise detailed list of all 100 institutes covered under the scheme is mentioned in Annexure-I)
IT-BHU in under category B along with other IITs. Student can get max. of Rs. 10 lacs as loan amount.
As per RBI instructions, education loans up to Rs 10 lacs for studies in India are classified under Priority Sector Lending.
With the advent of the academic session 2010-11, the branches should book maximum business from these institutes, as the loans to the students from these institutes are granted at relaxed rates and terms.
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a) Department of Metallurgical Engineering
(Forwarded by Deep Jariwala, B. Tech. Part-IV Metallurgy. Email: deep29jariwala@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Metallurgical Engineering)
Sitting 1st row from left to right; Dr. Sunil Mohan, Dr. R. N. Prasad, Prof. G. V. S. Sastry, Prof. S. N. Ojha, Prof. Shamsuddin, Prof. Vakil Singh, Prof. R. C. Gupta, Prof. T. R. Mankhand.
Sitting 2nd row from left to Right: Shri Vikas Jindal, Dr. K. K. Prasad, Dr. K. K. Singh, Prof. R. K Mandal, Prof. N. Prasad, Dr. N. K Prasad, Shri J. K. Singh, Shri G. S. Mahobia, Dr. K. Chattopadhyay, Dr. B. N. Sarma, Dr. I. Chakrabarty, Dr. O. P Sinha
Sitting 3rd row from left to right: Kaushik Chandra, Sravanth Ganta, Krishna Murari, Manmohan Roy, Neeraj Jha, Sujit Kumar, Puneet Srivastava, Prakhar Srivastava, Deep Jariwala
Standing 4th row from left to right: Aishwarya Saraf, Tanushree Tyagi, Ankush Khandelwal, Vikas Chowdhary, Piyush Pandey, Mohit Khanduri, Vikas Jain, Kundan Kumar, Ayush Agarwal, Abhinandan Naulakha, Gaurav Garg, Mithun Kumar, Saurabh Juneja, Arjeet Agarwal, Jayram Ranwa, Ayush Agarwal, Abhishank Srivastava, Snehal Pawar, Dharanidhar Reddy, Abhishek Pandey, Surbhi Manurkar, N. Jyotirmai
Standing 5th row from left to right: Rudra Pandey, Rahul Singh, Himanshu Setia, Abhinav Kumar, Shashank Jamuar, Krishan Kumar, Kumar Abhinav, Avishek Sarkar, Ambrish Nigam, Ankit Trivedi, Manu Singhai, Amey Bothara, Danish Khan
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b) Department of Civil Engineering
(Forwarded by Devender Singh Maun; B. Tech Ceramic part III. Email: devender.maun@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Civil Engineering)
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c) Department of Electrical Engineering
(Forwarded by Devender Singh Maun; B. Tech Ceramic part III. Email: devender.maun@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Electrical Engineering)
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d) Department of Chemical Engineering
(Forwarded by Devender Singh Maun; B. Tech Ceramic part III. Email: devender.maun@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Chemical Engineering)
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e) Department of Applied Physics
(Forwarded by Devender Singh Maun; B. Tech Ceramic part III. Email: devender.maun@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Applied Physics)
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f) Department of Ceramic Engineering
(Forwarded by Devender Singh Maun; B. Tech Ceramic part III. Email: devender.maun@gmail.com)
(2010 graduating class of Ceramic Engineering-class room photo)
(2010 graduating class of Ceramic Engineering-photo gallery)
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