Many of us dream of becoming programmers and hackers, most of us give up in the process of pursuing it, and some take the lead by starting from scratch and become what they wanted to by giving their full to it.
Today we have Jay Kumar Ryan from Oxford college of Engineering, a programmer, a developer, and a certified ethical hacker.
Let’s have a chit chat,

1. Please give us a brief introduction about you.

Hi, My name is Jay Kumar Ryan I’m 19, and I love to program. I’m fluent in about five programming languages. Thousands of people visit my website every day from all over the country.
I’m currently pursuing computer science engineering at Oxford college of Engineering. Prior to my engineering, I studied at Shams High School, where I was an academically strong student and won several scholarships and awards. I completed my PU at Vijaya College Jayanagar.
I really enjoy learning, to me learning is essential, and I find it as essential as eating, Either you learn or die pretty miserable without eating.
I have been born and brought up in Bengaluru, My father is a Real Estate business man, who has always inspired and motivated me to work hard and chase my dreams, and my mother is a homemaker.

2. Everybody knows about what do you do. And what do you like most. Why “Hacking” became your passion?

Hacker is the one who is commonly writing codes to solve problems. People currently call me as a Hacker. Introduce to their friends as a Hacker. By default, people know me as a hacker.
Initially, I loved programming languages I was fascinated by how those single command or the code(Program) tells a computer to do exactly the program guides.
Well, I got two passions, and one of them is to become an Ethical Hacker. Currently, its career that priority but still I make time for learning, blogging, building websites coding and doing stuff I love. And after I settle down in my career I can focus more on my other passion. It’s all about making time for what you really want and love to do. No excuses.

The pyramid of becoming life will always have the segregated class of economic earners, no matter how sound the economy.
Therefore, when it comes to fulfilling our passions, first and foremost, it must be tailored to our own reality. Which enables one to enjoy every moment of the experiencing. The goal must be within the range of realizable ends; else disappointment would ensue.

3. What are your parents take on this? I’m asking because most of the parents go with traditional squirting of education and jobs?

My parents never stopped me from following my dreams; they never told me to be an engineer or a doctor and they’ve been proud of me all the way.
Yes, I’ve messed up a lot in between. Yes, there have been times when I haven’t been the ideal son. Yes, there were times when I had been distracted from my goals. But somehow I’ve pulled through. I don’t think I’d have done so if it weren’t for them.
Pursing my childhood dreams, achieving little little targets in life, being kind and humble to people around me, following the morals and ethics that they have instilled in me since childhood and most of all, being a good human being – I think these are the things which make my parents really happy and proud of their son!

4. Which is your favorite programming language? Why do you like it?

Today, one should not have one single favorite programming language. We are going through a phase of programming language renaissance where we have a number of excellent programming languages being developed and used. My favorite programming language depends on the problem domain that I would like to solve.
Picking favorites is hard, especially when you’re asked to choose from a list of things where many of the possible choices have different purposes. That being said, I play the favorites game all the time. Including now.
I don’t have a single favorite, but here are a few languages to which I’m partial.
I’ll always pick Ruby. Why? Ruby’s primary design principle is not to be performant as (C, C++), or to run everywhere (Java), or to be noob friendly (PHP, Python), but to increase developer happiness. No, I’m not kidding. Ruby is excellent but still underestimated.
I hope to see Ruby help every programmer in the world to be productive, and to enjoy programming, and to be happy. That is the primary purpose of Ruby language.

5. You are also running a blog, how do you manage your time with studies?

It is a frequent question asked by every student.
But you can do it if you will follow your interest. while studying, if you are writing what you like, then it will come in your work in both ways. That may be your course related or may be any thing extra curricular.
Blogging along with study together is not a hard task.
Blogging requires 1–2 hours daily of your time, which I think any student can give as blogging helps us in many ways like improving our writing skills as well as creative skills and you also get some knowledge about web designing and promotion of blogs.
So all in all its a good idea to start blogging even though you are studying.
I and some of my friends have also made a blog, or you may call it as a website in which we are focusing on providing free and valuable notes regarding “how to’s,” Technical knowledge and also some latest updates of Hacking.
My suggestion would be Complete your studies first, blog only if you get extra time. Education is essential; it’s not only about making money.

6. When did you first started to learn to program? Which courses helped you most?

In 7th standard, I came across my first ‘real’ programming language – C Programming. Variables, loops, I/O, graphics. I spent quite a long time exploring it. Our school book contained only rudimentary programs, demonstrating the concepts. I was super excited when I made my first program using complex switch case logic and random numbers trying to simulate a simple game.
I also went to programming classes in 10th grade. I learned c,c++, Java in summer holiday of 10th grade which helped me a lot, I thank my teacher Shridhar sir from NTTF and Rajendra Prasad Sir from PES Who guided me and taught me programming.
Later on, I went on reading how BASIC has played a crucial role in the software revolution, and how at a time, many production software was written using it. I took many programming courses just by watching videos and doing it myself. The best programming language I learned online was python.
I went to college to study CS. I have again come across C, Java, and a few other programming languages. C programming is like my first love in the journey that Computer Science has taken me to. Unforgettable !
I also did CEH (Certified Ethical Hacking) course along with my engineering. Which landed me here.

7. Are you going to take this passion professionally and pursue it?

Maybe I’m not sure; I want to do physics. It fascinates me. I have been able to overcome the fear of there not being enough in that field to support me financially (in India, at least) but then I face the next challenge.
I want to be good at physics.
But I doubt that I ever can be good enough, and that idea is kind of scaring me right now.
However, I haven’t let this hold me back completely yet since I’m still in UG and maybe by the time I finish UG, I’ll be able to understand that I’ll never know if I can be good enough if I don’t give it a try.
I honestly believe in that There is only one path to success – and that is the path of passion! I think one of the biggest challenges people face in pursuing their passion is them listening to other people’s negativity or telling you that it’s not a good idea or it will never happen.
Most of us need a paycheck to survive. Most passions do not pay well, if at all. Most professions pay far better.

8. What do you suggest for newbies who want to become white hats and become professional ethical hackers?

The best suggestion is to start hacking. Start hacking anything and everything on your way. To ensure that you can hack ethically, create your own lab to learn some hacking skills. Install various operating system and hack endlessly. Take some online courses that will introduce you to hacking. Some can
Go ahead and ask your organization or school if you can test their systems and report to them any bugs you find. Learn about the various steps a penetration tester would take. This would involve reconnaissance all the way to exploitation as described in a Certified Ethical Hacker course. Go ahead and attain the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) or CEH certification and that will show you some practical hacking skills.
While it will take time for you to master your hacking skills, that does not mean you can’t start cashing on them as you learn. While you might not reach the levels of Kevin Mitnick or Jonathan James you can provide consulting to very many organizations that have left their systems open to hackers.
Study and do practicals of hacking in deep.
Get certified from EC-Council or CEH
Learn from Cybrary – Free Online Cyber Security Training, Forever | Learn and Find Jobs
Always download good books and pdfs.
Try offensive security certification. For good hacking and PEN-testing.

9. Any insights on the present education system and how this can be improved?

Education has been a problem in our country, and hundreds of colleges and private universities to mushroom is not going to solve the crisis of education in India. Now a days colleges and education are meant for business. They are in the mindless rat race to grow their business, and millions of students are the victim of an unrealistic, pointless, mind numbing competition.
As said VTU is one of those. I have successfully hacked VTU more than twice. Anyone can change your grades or mine, and they don’t even have an idea of those who do evil things.
VTU should start securing their systems The only solution is using linux instead of windows.

10. Any suggestions for VTUsouls?

Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. I have been in ballparks for nineteen years and have never received anything but kindness and encouragement.
I am honored to be with you today at VTU souls from one of the finest websites Where VTU students get accurate and latest news regarding VTU; I never had a talk like this before. Truth be told, this is the closest I’ve ever gotten.

I thank Shravan Kumar for featuring me in VTU talents list, VTUsouls has been doing great work and helping many confused VTU Students providing them accurate results and real news. I really like the concept of VTUsouls introduced and came in handy at the difficult situation. Keep up the great work Sharvan Kumar.

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Howdy VTU souls!

We have got a confirmation that year back system, as well as critical year back system, is canceled for 2010 scheme or also known as non-CBCS scheme.

As we spoke to registrar Jagannath Reddy yesterday, he explained us regarding the same as following.

Despite of having any number of backlogs and critical backlogs, we are allowing all 2010 scheme students or non-CBCS students to enter 7^th sem if he is waiting to get eligibility.

And we will conduct exams for them in vacations and upcoming exam will be of examination for backlogs.

They will be allowed to write exams of the 7^th semester only after they get eligibility.

But again we are allowing students to enter 8^th semester and clear their project works even if they fail in next eligibility exams so that all students can clear their final year works.

So this is going to give a big relief to more than 19,000 students and non-CBCS students are extremely happy with this decision made by VTU.

But as of now, CBCS students are left behind, and no solution or relief has been given for CBCS students yet, but the VTU students struggle committee as well as AIDSO considered to look at the problems of CBCS students and yet to decide on the same.

FAQ’s:

1. When am I going to write 7^th semester exams?

You will not be allowed to write 7th-semester exams until you get eligibility. You are going to attend classes as usual and write backlogs exam in next upcoming exams. If you get eligibility, then you will be allowed to write 7th-semester exams in vacations.

2. What if I don’t get eligibility in this upcoming exams?

No worries, you will still be allowed to enter 8^th semester despite of backlogs and even if you don’t get eligibility.

3. Is this a crash course?

No, it isn’t. It’s a complete carry over with one single condition that you should be eligible to write exams, but you can attend classes with no restriction.

4. How many students are benefited?

Over 19,000 students are going to get benefited.

5. Can I attend classes?

You can attend claases with no restrictions, doesn’t matter how many backlogs you have.

Applicability:

1. It is applicable to you if you are still in 2010 scheme.
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2. It is applicable to you if you joined engineering before 2015. Ie., you should have completed both 1st and 2nd year in Non CBCS only.
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3. It is not applicable to you if you got year back in 1st year and you joined engineering in 2014.
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4. It is applicable to you if you got yearback in second year, and you joined engineering in 2014.
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5. All those who wrote crash course will be eligible for this. And they go to final year.
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6. All those who didn’t write crash course and didn’t get eligibility also get benefited, but they will go to third year.

Stay tuned and we are bringing more updates.

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Most of us are having confusion regarding the VTU’s new EXIT scheme and a lot of students are asking us to write on a brief post regarding this. So here you go, guys.

What is E-stamp and where do we get it?

Don’t worry on this, there are many places who are doing this for full-time and Mini Vidhana Soudha in Yelahanka NES, is one such place. You need not to do anything but 350 rupees, they have all formats and everything ready with them, just pay 350 rupees and they will get it done including Notary signature from a lawyer.

Doubts regarding VTU EXIT scheme:

1. How does an affidavit look like?

2. Should I submit an affidavit if my results are not announced?

Yes, you should!

The last date to submit affidavit is 21st and make sure you submit it even if your results aren’t announced. If your results are announced, you didn’t get eligibility, you will proceed with EXIT scheme and if you got eligibility, you will be sent to normal scheme and your fee of 2500 will be refunded.

3. How much is the fee for VTU EXIT scheme?

You have to pay 500 per semester. This doesn’t mean if you are supposed to pay 500 for each and every semester in which you have a backlog, for example, if you are now going to 7th semester, then you re supposed to pay 500 now and 500 again in 8th semester even if you have backlogs from the previous semesters.

4. When is last date to submit affidavit?

September 27th is the last date.

On a note, if you haven’t paid college fee do pay it in or before 21st. Tell them you’re from ONE TIME EXIT scheme and pay it.
Next, you need to pay ₹500. It’s like if you’ve backlog in 3rd Sem n 4th Sem you need not to pay 1k. It’s ₹500 for one full semester which you are going to register.
3rd Sem *500
4th Sem * 500 If you are going to 3rd and 4th sem with backlogs of 1st and 2nd semester, you need not to pay for backlogs of 1st and 2nd semester.
Dip math is not included because it can be cleared within course time.

Scenario 1:

What now if I’ve already paid the fee for ONE TIME EXIT Scheme but I’m eligible after results or revaluation results.?
And Write a letter n submit in the examination department of your college office they’ll find it out from board and refund it back once they send (if they send)
Now you’ll be considered as a regular student & you can regularly write exams. You’ll be complete outta One-time exit scheme.

What if I’ve already paid college fee.?

Write a letter requesting them to transfer your fee to one-time exit scheme n submit it. Pay 5K and come.

Scenario:2
Else,
In upcoming Dec 2017 exam, you need clear your eligibility criteria & then write 7th Sem
Exam in the month of March/April.

Scenario :3

What if you don’t get eligibility .?

Ans:
U can attend even Sem classes, write your internal assessment, do your project work, complete your seminar but Your MARKS WILL NOT BE REPORTED TO UNIVERSITY until n unless you gain eligibility.
You cannot attend project exam if u haven’t gained eligibility.

Next this something called course completion period for REGULAR engineering students it’s 8 years & for LATERAL ENTRY it’s 6 years from YEAR OF ADMISSION else you’ll be given NFTC ( Non-Fit for Technical Course)

PLEASE DO IT ON or BEFORE 27 SEP 2017

Credits: Akshatha Bharadvaj.

If you have any doubts comment below, I will resolve it.

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UPDATED ON 30/09/2017 12:25 AM

As AIDSO could gather from the Respected registrar of VTU, Mr. Jagannath Reddy, the non–CBCS students have been awarded the cancellation of the year back and a critical year back with some conditions.

Check below to know how to register for VTU EXIT scheme.

Around 19,500 students are expected to benefit from this decision.
While breaking this happy news we also are unhappy to say that CBCS students are given no relief! Meaning they are not spared from the cruel year back and critical year system.
We would like to congratulate the students on this historic victory and thank the vice-chancellor, registrar and executive council for this pro students decision. Even while thanking the Vtu authority, AIDSO earnestly appeals to vice chancellor to reconsider the decision about cbcs students and provide at least temporary succor to them.

Some conditions are applied and all conditions are given in below link.

Check all conditions here:

Update: Today ie., on 4th September 2017 students have met the board of studies members in Bangalore and explained their problems and demands.
Everyone of them understood the problem and responded very well as per the students. They assured that they will stand by students and outcome will be in students favor. Most of them appreciated our student movement and definitely, they will speak for the welfare of students.
And one important thing is, the board of studies meeting is postponed from September 5th to September 8th, as many of the members asked to postpone the meeting due to their busy schedule.
Students have met those who are in Bangalore, and other members will be covered by volunteers in next few days.

Protests are conducted in 28 districts of Karnataka and more than 170 colleges had shut down completely today participating in the bundh volunteering.

Some 20 and 30 colleges are partially supported.
As per the latest reports attendance is reduced to 80% today overall.

What is the outcome of VTU protests?
As we all know there was a principal meeting in Belgaum due to our protests from past one and half month. The outcome was in pending phase as there are several protocols to follow before issuing circular.
The outcome was POSITIVE and we wanted to push the movement to further for the fulfillment of every demand.
While doing the protest itself, we got the call from VTU authorities and they asked 8 days of time.
I know, you guys might suspect that they are simply buying time to suppress the movement.
But no, they can’t do it.
Trust me, the outcome was POSITIVE and we took the extreme step of bundh of all colleges to put pressure again.
And now there is a lot of pressure on VTU.
Calls are made from the higher education department, DCP, ACP, and education minister to sort out the issue ASAP.
So as per their request and as we already got the positive outcome, let us allow 8 days of time for them. 🙂

Are students going to stop all protests?
Nope, students will mobilize each and every other student from every engineering college in this time. They will do campaigning.
Students are sure that the outcome will be positive for sure after 8 days. 🙂
If not, students will proceed and do Jail burrow and the extreme step of movement will happen.
All engineering students who supposed to go to classes may have to go to jail and this isn’t good for our university’s reputation.

The issue has been telecasted from each and every news channel from morning to evening and even at 10:00 PM all news channels telecasted.
Thank you Public tv, tv9, suddi tv, Praja tv, Digvijaya tv, Samaya and other channels.

UPDATED ON 18/08/2017 09:00 PM

Thousands of students gathered in a rally which took place from City railway station to UVCE alumni hall and a massive number of students participated in the protest.

Students demanded following from university.

• Remove YB and critical YB for Non-CBCS students(2010 scheme).
• Give supplementary exams for CBCS students.

Update of 17/08/2017:

What happens in tomorrow’s protest?
August 18, 2017.
09:00 AM: All students are expected to assemble near the front gate of city railway station, Bangalore.
There will be a walking rally from city railway station to freedom park which begins at 09:30.
Placards and banners and leaflets, everything is set.
Arrangements are made for slogans shouting �
Police will accompany and yes permission is granted for this protest legally.
From city railway station we will proceed to UVCE alumni hall and gather there.
Intellectuals will speak about the issues in VTU and then we plan the next move there. Memorandum will be directly submitted to VC.
Let’s see if somebody from VTU shows up.
Good thing is, VC is in Bangalore.
So everybody makes sure that this protest reaches to education department by showing your presence.
Please please please do come.
Bring all your friends and parents.
We know what’s happening in our university, it’s our problem. Let’s solve it together.
AIDSO volunteers will be there along with us through out this protest.
Let’s show VTU what happens if they play with engineering students life.
Don’t be shy and please stay out of procrastination for just one day!
Let your voice be heard!

2 batches of students went for the press release regarding the recent issues in VTU on 2nd August 2017 and have contacted each and every media in the city and everyone responded positively.

Media’s covered from both batches:
*Kasturi news 24*7
*Raj news (Couldn’t contact the chief editor today)
*Samaya news.
*Tv9.
*News9.
*Praja Vani.
*Deccan Herald.
*Indian express.
*Samyukta Karnataka.
*Public TV.
*Suvarna news.
*Btv etc,.

Both AIDSO volunteers and struggle committee members are doing everything they can and most of the media channels took a byte video of struggle committee students explaining the issue along with AIDSO volunteers.
Each and every media channels promised that issue will be addressed as they have come to the conclusion that the issue is serious and thousands of students are affected by this chaos.

On 26th VTU students’ meeting was held in Bangalore. AIDSO volunteers and hundreds of VTU students attended the meeting. Following decisions were taken in the meeting-

1. Bangalore district VTU students’ rally and protest demonstration on August 18th.
2. Remove YB and critical YB for Non-CBCS students(2010 scheme).
3. Give supplementary exams for CBCS students.
4. After the formulation of demands by students, “VTU Students’ struggle committee” has been formed consisting of around 40 colleges’ representatives.

Memorandum will be submitted shortly by student organizations and students are expected to stay calm during the process as it takes a lot of time as exams are still going on, once exams are finished the issue will be looked by VTU.

A lot of students are having doubts regarding VTU’s year back system as well as VTU crash course which was introduced last year. Many people are approaching us to do something regarding this and most common queries are,

• Is year back system going to get cancelled this time?
• Is VTU going to continue crash course this year also?
• Is VTU ready to give the crash course for students?

Well as of now, nope. It’s not cancelled yet and we are trying hard to do what we can in order to remove the year back system. Following is the petition which we have created in order to explain the issues to VTU, and we have not received any kind of updates from VTU yet regarding this yet. AIDSO is planning to organize the meet soon and students are expected to call the mentioned number and explain the issues.

Sign the petition from here.

The petition has gained more than 15,000 signatures and also several printing media’s came forward to give more exposure to this sensitive issue.

You can check following links for more info which was published by:

1. The Hindu: Read full info here.
2. Bangalore mirror: Read full info here.
3. Ind read: Read full info here.

The petition which we have created has following content and here is the link to sign it.

Sign the petition from here.

PETITION CONTENT:

Cancel year back system for all scheme and all batch of students for the academic year 2017.
As we all know, the central government tax ride on VTU resulted in an enormous financial burden for VTU and also it was speculated by national newspapers and Media’s that the VTU is at the edge of shutting down due to bankruptcy and economic breakdown.
The outcome affected around two and a half lakh engineering students whose results supposed to be announced in the month of February was delayed by almost six months, and even after the delay, some results were withheld and partial results for all semester results were announced only in July beginning.
But the chaos didn’t stop here, and VTU suddenly issued the timetable and expected students to write exams without announcing revaluation results. Only after students protests and media’s pressure VTU postponed examination for the duration of one week and final year students revaluation results have been fully announced just before the day of final year exams.
How can students study for exams without getting revaluation results?
The irony is, this continued for rest of the semesters and VTU Announced the other revaluation results just before the night of exams. That also results were uploaded in pdf files instead of updating in the database which created a huge mess in students and here also most of the student’s revaluation results were missing or withheld, and yes they wrote exams without even knowing their revaluation results.
Due to all these mess and chaos, we, students are indeed affected mentally, and we are not in a situation to bear all these irregularities anymore from University.
Even with an ample amount of time, it is not possible to score good marks in Engineering due to the vast syllabus and strict evaluation by VTU.
How can they expect us to study it announcing revaluation results just before the night of examination?
There are also reports and proofs which show that VTU didn’t evaluate answer scripts in revaluation and issued zero for some students who were expecting more than 80 marks. Still, many students aren’t able to check their results and most the photocopies applied by students are not sent to their emails.
All these issues are literally torturing students, and we are on the verge of giving up hope.
The crash course which was introduced to final year, third year as well as second-year students to save them from year back scheme six months back actually caused more trouble than any good.
All crash course students are now writing more than 16 subjects plus previous backlogs in a duration of just two months.
Most of the colleges didn’t follow the VTU guidelines, and no classes were taken. And they are supposed to write odd semester examination in study holidays for regular students and even semester examinations with regular students. So that will be eight subjects from odd semester plus eight subjects from the even semester as well as previous backlogs.
How is it possible to clear more than 16 subjects in a single attempt?
Even after the announcement of results still, there are hundreds of students whose results are still withheld. Nobody knows why their results are withheld even after seven months of examination.
Three are no guidelines regarding this anywhere on what to follow if results are withheld and missing. Some students results are shown as absent even though they have attended all the examinations.

And when it comes to the yearback system of VTU, which is one of the most cruel punishment for students to sit in home for one year. This leads to depression and mental torture from society. No students and lecturers are in favour of this system.
Since we are the only batch studying in old 2010 scheme and we are hopefully wishing to finish engineering in the same scheme without shifting to CBCS system, and since all these issues bothered students a lot, now we are expecting VTU to take following actions.
Considering all these irregularities as well as chaos, we students of VTU hoping VTU to
1. Cancel year back system for both crash course students as well as regular students for the academic year 2017.
2. Permit students to attend the classes for those who failed in critical subjects as we are the last batch to study to 2010 scheme.
3. Cancel year back system for CBCS students of 2017 batch.

Thank you.

In association with AIDSO, NSUI, ABVP, VTUsouls.com

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Post UPDATED ON 21/10/2017 11:00 PM

IMPORTANT UPDATE:

• Results updated on: 21-10-2017 @ 11:00 PM.
• June / July 2017 REVALUATION Results of B.E. / B.Tech I, II, III & IV(CBCS) semester announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 REVALUATION Results of B.E. / B.Tech I, II, III, IV, V & VI(Non-CBCS) semester announced for all regions
  

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  Check your revalution results here:

  Check your revaluation results here!

When we approached a VTU official a few days back we have been told that all semester revaluation results will be announced in 3-4 days one by one and crash course results will also be announced along with revaluation results of regular students. Now it’s been more than a few weeks and results are nowhere at sight. Stay tuned, we will get back to you with the latest info as early as possible.

Students can apply for Revaluation applications for all results which are announced after the date of 6-9-2017 will begin from 25-9-2017. Results of backlog subjects which are attended during the examinations of June 2017 and even semester subjects of crash semester students will be announced only after completion of revaluation of May 2017 crash semester exams.

Since a lot of students facing either invalid USN or withheld results, it takes few more days for the final announcement of the VTU revaluation results and some reports suggest that student may have to wait a bit long.

• Results updated on: 18-10-2017 @ 01:40 AM on VTU official site. Please check once if your results were withheld from below link.

If your results are withheld or not announced, do not faint as results data is still being updated. All revaluation results of all semesters will be updated soon.

All semester VTU revaluation results are pending including CBCS results which had been delayed due to some reasons, as of now PG results of MBA and MCA results are also not announced and also for a final year, third-year and second-year results have been not announced. Now we know that most of you people are already worried about your marks, and applied for revaluation, and eagerly expecting for VTU revaluation results dates. So we got some information regarding probable VTU revaluation results of 2017 of all semesters.

VTU Revaluation Results 2017

*1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th semester 2010 scheme VTU revaluation results will be announced next month ie., in October, and you guys can have a glimpse of it before the month of October and moreover, You can Check your results from below given link.

Also, check out VTU time table

Check out VTU revaluation results dates from below tables.(Updated on October 4th, 2016)

CBCS revaluation results

Even semester revaluation result dates:

Odd semester revaluation result dates:

• Even for 2014 batch students revaluation results will be announced with 2010 batch results.
• For CBCS students the online filing of an application for photocopy and evaluations will start as soon as regular results are announced and the last day for submitting applications without penalty will be published soon. The Last date for submitting applications with a penalty will also be notified as soon as we get information from official sources.

Meanwhile check out CBCS REVALUATION PROCESS

But CBCS Revaluation results of 2015 batch will be announced later after the announcement of 2010 batch results so that CBCS revaluation results will be announced later. Till then stay tuned 🙂 We will update you 🙂

About VTU:

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) is an open state university in Karnataka State, India. It was set up by the Government of Karnataka. Apart from a couple striking exceptional cases, VTU has to get the active force in Karnataka in the technical education field. It is statutory vital for the university offering professional education, headway in the state to be associated with the university.

The school is named after Sir M Visvesvaraya from Karnataka, the first specialist to be remunerated a Bharat Ratna, the most important standard national honor in India. Jnana Sangama, Belagavi is the central station of VTU. Plus, the school has three regular focuses in Bangalore, Gulbarga, and Mysore.

VTU is one of the best schools in India with 212 universities reinforcement to it with an affirmation limit of more than 467,100 students undergraduate and 12,666 postgraduates. The university unites specific and association fields which offer a total of 30 undergraduate and 71 postgraduate courses. The school has around 1800 Ph.D. candidates.

VTU has 13 QIP focuses and 17 expansion centers in its assistant colleges offering postgraduate courses. It has around 2,305 divisions saw as examination focuses which are spread over its reinforcement establishments in urban locales of Karnataka.

It is one of only an unobtrusive bundle couple of university of India to have 16 of its support universities saw by the World Bank for getting help with setting up best in class labs, grounds work environments and examination focuses under the TEQIP (Technical Education Quality Improvement Program, an administering group of India development) program.
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Conclusion – 

We will let you all know once VTU revaluation results in dates and last date to apply online once it is announced. Hope you guys already checked out Vtu Results and Vtu Mba Results. And results of all semesters will be announced soon.

Stay tuned.

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Update:

(POST UPDATED ON 10:45 PM October 31st, 2017)

• Results updated on: 31-10-2017 @ 09:00 PM.
• Updated June / July 2017 Examination Results of I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII & VIII Semester B.E. / B.Tech (Non-CBCS, including only for 6th & 8th Semester Crash Course Students) of all regions.

Check your VTU crash course results here.

We are trying our best to get the latest information regarding crash course pending results and we are told that results will be announced in next 2-3 days from a VTU official but it’s been more than few weeks and no trace of results. We suspect a glitch or technical delay. We have also decided to notify this issue to press so that they can approach higher authorities if VTU regarding this and it definitely helps in order to get results which are pending. Please stay tuned.

Crash course pending results will be announced in next 3-4 days along with revaluation results of regular students. Crash course students can apply for revaluation shortly after getting their results.

June / July 2017 Results of B.E V & VII Crash/Extricating Semester announced for all regions.

All semesters crash course results of the examination conducted in May will be announced soon and students can check their results using the link provided below once results are announced.

(POST UPDATED ON 07:30 AM October 18th, 2017)

• June / July 2017 Results of B.E V & VII Crash/Extricating Semester announced for all regions.

Crash course results for the even semester will be announced in next 1 week and delay will more likely cause disruptions for all crash course students and their eligibility criteria as well.

Check your VTU crash course results here:

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We have received the official draft copy of VTU exam time table 2017 from official VTU site and arranged it semester wise to make it easy to go through. Check your VTU examination dates and in the case of shuffled subjects, contact your college HOD’s or examination department, so that VTU shall make necessary changes.

Keep an eye on this VTU time table 2017 and we will let you guys know whenever there is a change in timetable due to shuffling or overlapping of exam subjects, we will update it before hand and as this is a tentative exam time table draft copy from VTU, we are expecting some changes and this will be the final timetable for academic year exams December-January 2017.

Also read: VTU took action on 30 professors.

2010 scheme VTU time table December January 2017 will be as follows:

1st and 2nd semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

3rd semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 02:00 PM- 05:00 PM

4th semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 02:00 PM- 05:00 PM

5th semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

6th semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

7th semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

8th semester 2010 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 02:00 PM-05:00 PM

2014 scheme VTU time table December January 2017 will be as follows:

1st and 2nd semester 2014 scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

2015 scheme VTU CBCS time table December January 2017 will be as follows:

1st and 2nd semester 2015 CBCS scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 02:00 PM-05:00 PM

 3rd semester 2015 CBCS scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

4th semester 2015 CBCS scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 09:30 AM- 12:30 PM

5th semester 2015 CBCS scheme VTU exam time table for all branches:

Timings 02:00 PM-05:00 PM

2017 scheme VTU CBCS time table December January 2017 will be as follows:

Official website: VTU

Let us know if there are any mistakes in this timetables or if you find shuffled subjects, we will try our best to sort out.

Comment your doubts.

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Here is the latest draft time table for CBCS students as well as new batch of 2017 CBCS.

This is the draft copy of new VTU CBCS time table and this is not the final time table. The finalized time table will be updated shortly. This is framed as per latest draft copy from VTU.

VTU CBCS exam time table 2017

VTU exam time table 1st and 2nd semester 2015 CBCS scheme:

VTU exam time table 3rd semester 2015 CBCS scheme:

VTU exam time table 4th semester 2015 CBCS scheme:

VTU exam time table 5th semester 2015 CBCS scheme:

VTU 1st semester 2017 CBCS scheme time table 2017

2010 scheme time table is here: VTU exam time table

Let us know your doubts in comments below and we will solve all of your doubts.

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VTU results from Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) will declare results for all Semesters of the even semester examinations and also results of backlogs from odd semesters respectively in descending order from final year which held during the month of June-July 2016-17 for all courses including MBA, MCA, BE, ME, B.Tech, M.Tech on the official website results.vtu.ac.in

(POST UPDATED ON 10:45 PM November 12th, 2017)

• Results updated on: 11-11-2017 @ 05:25 PM.
• April 2017 Results of Ph. D Course Work Updated.
• June / July 2017 Results of M.Arch (CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Results of M.Arch (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
  

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Students can apply for Revaluation applications for all results which are announced after the date of 6-9-2017 will begin from 25-9-2017. Results of backlog subjects which are attended during the examinations of June 2017 and even semester subjects of crash semester students will be announced only after completion of revaluation of May 2017 crash semester exams.

Crash semester students wishing to obtain PDC without applying for revaluation of their VII and VIII semester exams for purpose of joining jobs and higher studies may approach Registrar (Evaluation) with supporting documents.

• Results updated on: 29-09-2017 @ 06:28 AM.
• Updated June / July 2017 Results of B.E V & VII Crash/Extricating Semester of all regions.
• June/July 2017 Results of MBA IV (Non-CBCS) Semester announced for all regions
• June / July 2017 Results of B.E V & VII Crash/Extricating Semester announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Examination Results of V & VI Sem B.E. / B.Tech (CBCS) & (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Examination Results of III & IV Sem B.E. / B.Tech (CBCS) & (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Examination Results of VII & VIII Sem B.E. / B.Tech (CBCS) & (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Examination Results of I & II Sem B.E. / B.Tech (CBCS) & (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June / July 2017 Examination Results of III & IV Sem B.E. / B.Tech (Non-CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June/July 2017 Examination Results of VI Sem M.C.A (NON – CBCS) announced for all regions.
• June/July 2017 Examination Results of X Sem B.Arch (NON – CBCS) announced for all regions.

Check your crash course results here!

Crash course results of the even semester will be announced in next 1 week and delay will more likely cause disruptions for all crash course students and their eligibility criteria as well.

VTU RESULTS 2017 EVEN SEMESTER RESULT DATES:

VTU RESULTS 2017 ODD SEMESTER RESULT DATES:

VTU CBCS RESULTS 2017

Results are updated for final year students, those who were getting invalid USN can see their results now. 5th and 6th-semester VTU results also updated and those who were getting invalid USN can check their results now. Technical errors are rectified. We will update once we come to know any results update data.

Outdated updates: There were some rumors that the results of 6th-semester examinations will be announced on 27/08/2017, but that was a fake news and we want to assure students not to believe these. In case of any updates, we shall let you know beforehand. As vice chancellor promised, all results will be declared in next few days.

When we met Vice chancellor two days back, he informed that all results announcement will be wrapped up by end of next week. And delay in crash course results is due to the mix up of answer scripts of bar codes and non-bar code answer scripts.

As we predicted earlier, CBCS results are started to announce before non-CBCS scheme and all region results of 1st and the 2nd-semester CBCS results are announced now. We are getting updates that the valuations of all semesters of both CBCS and Non-CBCS scheme have been over and we can expect the announcement of CBCS results first and then non-CBCS results of 6th and 5th semester. And as per the inside source information, valuation of both CBCS and non-CBCS of 3r the and the 4th semester is still going on as of now ie., 14/08/2017.

Crash course results of 7th and 8th semester should have been announced by now, but due to the technical error and glitches, delay of results is continued just like previous time. We can expect the results for VTU 7th and 8th-semester crash course results this week.

When the media contact VTU registrar Satish Annigeri, he said that results for all branches of the final semester will be announced on July 31st, as well as other semester results will be announced before August 8th which became a false promise to students.

Many websites are speculating that results will be announced on 25/07/2017, but as we said it didn’t and results are going to be announced in next 2-3 days. Students are expected to be patient and not to believe rumors.

June / July 2017 Examination Results of VIII Sem B.E. (Non – CBCS) of Civil & Mechanical Branch of all regions are announced.

Other branch results, as well as 6th and7th-semester VTU results, will be announced shortly after the announcement of the 8th-semester results.

All semester results dates will be made available shortly in below table. Please have a look.

Results of I to IV Sem M.Tech (Non-CBCS) REVALUATION announced.

• Updated Results of I to VIII Sem B.E. REVALUATION(Non-CBCS).
• Updated Results of I to VIII Sem B.E. (Non – CBCS) of all regions.
• Updated Results of B.Arch I, II & III Semester (CBCS) REVALUATION.
• Revised Results of MCA I Semester (CBCS).
• Updated Results of B.E I to VI Crash/Extricating Semester REVALUATION.
• Updated Results of B.E I to VI Semesters of the students admitted to the Crash/Extricating Semester.

Check your results using below link.

Previous semester updates: OUTDATED

As per the latest developments, it has been announced in several newspapers including Vijayavani, Vijaya Karnataka as well as Prajavani that the results will be announced for regulars in between April 10th and 20th of this month.

When we reached VTU office via college officials, we get to know that the results for the crash course as well as all semester results will be announced this week and results of both even and the odd semester of December-January 2016-17 examinations will be announced on VTU website shortly after crash course results.

The reference copy can be found below:

When we reached VTU office via college officials, we get to know that the results for the crash course as well as all semester results will be announced this week and results of both even and the odd semester of December-January 2016-17 examinations will be announced on VTU website shortly after crash course results.

• Update: Update: RESULTS ANNOUNCED (UG/PG)
• B.E. 1st & 2nd Sem Results announced for the students admitted to extricating semester.
• B.E. 3rd & 4th-semester Results are announced for students admitted to extricating semester.
• B.E. 5th & 6th-semester Results are announced for students admitted to extricating semester.

Students are advised to check results via this link

https://vtusouls/results

VTU crash course results students can expect the VTU results this week and crash course results are expected to be out in a few days.

 Since valuation is over and it was done manually and VTU results are scheduled to be announced this week and sources said that the results data is being uploaded.

Exams will be commenced shortly after that, for other regular students results we are seeing signs of delay this time as valuation process is facing technical difficulty as mentioned by sources. Check out the reasons below.

VTU results will be delayed this time

The results for Engineering students including both old scheme and CBCS results would take another 10 to 15 days as valuation is still taking place in some centres. After crash course results announced, VTU will soon announce results of all semesters.

Please keep an eye on VTU crash course results post for the results of crash course eligibility examinations.

The students, who are pursuing their education in the PG and UG programs in VTU affiliated colleges, can check their exam results from the official site once results are announced, before that stay tuned with this VTU RESULTS in UPDATE page for all alerts regarding results of your respective semesters, bookmark this page for easy access. We will be updating this page every day with result dates of all semesters as soon as we get official information from VTU.

Last semester VTU results were announced just like how we predicted, so we are expecting same to happen this time, meanwhile we really don’t want you guys to get tensed about results, just stay calm and enjoy your vacations and if you are getting bored in holidays and have nothing to do, we are soon bringing up some tips to stay creative during holidays. The VTU results of the odd semester will be as follows for separate four regions namely, Belgaum, Kalburgi, Mysore, and Bangalore region.

Check Your VTU Results

Well, most of you are waiting to check your Results, so here we have provided a direct access to check your Results. Please go through below given link and check your results via faster server configurations.

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) is named after Sir Visvesvaraya from Karnataka, the only engineer to be awarded a Bharat Ratna. VTU is one of the largest collegiate public state universities in India. It is the Technological Universities in India with 16 years of Tradition of Excellence in Engineering & Technical Education, Research, and Innovations. VTU was established by the Government of Karnataka on 1st April 1998 to improve the quality of technical education. VTU is divided into four regional centers across the State of Karnataka namely Belagavi, Bengaluru, Kalaburagi, and Mysuru respectively.

VTU Results 2017 will be announced according to respected regions. As we see from several years, Belgaum and Kalburgi region results will be announced first, and later VTU will announce Mysore and Bangalore regions. More than around 4,65,000 students pursuing their education in Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs from 208 VTU affiliated colleges. It is one of the few universities in India to have 16 of its affiliated colleges recognized by the World Bank for getting help in setting up state-of-the-art laboratories, campus facilities, and research centers under the TEQIP program. The VTU has conducted semester end or term end exams for all affiliated colleges during the month of December-January 2016-17. The examination has been carried out for all offered Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs. All students know that during the winter session, the university organizes odd semester examinations and during the summer session the University will organize even semester exam. The VTU Examination for all the courses has been successfully conducted. Now all the students are searching for VTU Results 2017 for an odd semester and even semester exams. VTU Even Sem Results from 2017 The students can check the status of VTU odd Sem Results in 2016 from the below table. The students can check their VTU Results 2016 from this page, so bookmark this page to stay connected with us.

Also, read CBCS Revaluation process 2016

How to Check VTU Results 2016-17?

The students, who are pursuing their education in the VTU affiliated colleges can check their VTU Results 2016 by following simple steps we have provided. The students can check their even semester results as well as odd semester results from here as soon as we announce officially about results update by the university.

For 2010 scheme students follow below procedure to check your VTU results:

1. Once Vtu Announced Results Go Through This Link From Here and Check Your Results.Here and Check Your Results.
2. To check EVEN and ODD semester results for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th-semester students can visit the official website of VTU Results i.e. results.vtu.ac.in.
3. Enter the University Seat Number and click on submit button.
4. The VTU Result will be displayed on your screen.
5. Save it on your desktop and take a print of it for future reference for your security. Official website link: results.vtu.ac.in

Crash course students can expect the results in either official university site or to the college principal. We will notify this as soon as we get the precise information from VTU.

For new CBCS SCHEME follow below procedure

1. To check your CBCS results, all CBCS students are referred to visit result.vtu.ac.in
2. Enter the university seat number and click on submit button.
3. Then the result will be displayed according to your CGPA.

Save it on your desktop and take a print out for future reference.

Stay tuned with us for few days and we will update the results dates of VTU examinations and for all kind of results, updates keep an eye as we update this page every day.

Thank you.

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UPDATE: The date has been extended till 15th November, so all students are requested to pay examination fees as early as possible in their college departments.

Submission of VTU exam forms in online Examination Applications format which has been started for December 2017/Jan 2018 Examinations.
Students are advised to fill Online examination application forms in their colleges as early as possible before the dead line of 13/11/2017.

Who should apply for VTU exam form?

1. All students from 1st semester to 8th Semester B.E./B.Tech.

Note: Excluding students who are admitted during 2017 and opted for Change of College & Change of Branch and waiting
for Revaluation Results)

2. 1st semester to 10th Semester B.Architecture.
Note: Excluding students who are admitted during
2017, opted for Change of College and waiting for Revaluation Results.

NOTE: THOSE WHO APPLIED FOR REVALUATION AND WAITING FOR RESULTS NEED TO CONTACT THEIR BRANCH HOD’S FOR FURTHER CLARIFICATIONS.

What about ONE TIME EXIT SCHEME students?

All students from VTU ONE TIME EXIT SCHEME supposed to pay examination fees only for backlog papers which they are going to write in this December examinations.

How to apply for it?

This will be done by your college authorities, hence you need not to worry. Contact your branch HOD’s, and they will guide you to respective faculties to apply. All you have to do is to pay the respective amount as per your backlogs mentioned at the end of the post.

What is the schedule for filling online examination application form?

Start date for filing of applications: 8th November 2017.

Last date for filing of applications: 13th November 2017.

CHECK OUT: VTU CBCS TIME TABLE 2017.

BREAKDOWN OF VTU EXAM FEES:

Case 1: You are a regular with 8 subjects and 1 backlog from 5th semester and another 1 backlog from 6th semester, so your fees will be as follows:

Regular semester exam fee: 1200+75+20= 1295. (Regular exam fee + marks card fee of regular semester + application fee).

For the backlog from 5th semester: 150+75=225. (1 backlog paper + marks card fee).

For the backlogs from 6th semester: 150+75=225. (1 backlog paper + marks card fee).

So, total it will be: 1745.

Case 2: You are from EXIT SCHEME with 7 backlogs in which, 1 from 4th semester, 3 backlogs from 5th semester and 3 backlogs from 6th semester.

For the backlog from 4th semester: 150+75=225. (1 backlog paper + marks card fee).

For the backlogs from 5th semester: 150+150+150+75=525. (3 backlog papers + marks card fee).

For the backlogs from 6th semester: 150+150+150+75=525. (3 backlog papers + marks card fee).

So total it will be, 225+525+525+20=1295. (20 is application fee).

Normal regular exam fee: 1200.

Marks card fee of each semester: 75.

For backlogs: 150 per subject.

Application fee: 20.

Check out VTU TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBER JANUARY 2017

INSTRUCTION FOR COLLEGES:

PROCEDURE FOR ONLINE FILING OF EXAMINATION APPLICATIONS:
1. URL: http://prexam.b1r.vtu.ac.in – for Bangalore Region (where the college
code starts from A to M (For Ex: 111A to 1MV)
2. URL: http://prexam.blrl.vtu.ac.in – for Bangalore Region (where the college
code starts from N to Y (For Ex: 1NH to 1YD)
3. URL: http://prexam.vtu.ac.in – for Belagavi, Kalaburagi and Mysuru Region
colleges.
4. Examination application form can be submitted through Departmental Login.
5. Multiple login facility is provided.
6. Principals of respective institutions shall identify a coordinator for each branch
to enter applications received from the students.
7. The coordinators shall follow the instructions issued in the User Manual
displayed.
8. After submission of application take a printout of application of each candidate
and retain a copy of the same with candidate’s signature.
9. The information in respect of Report generation is also made available in
the user manual.
10. Fee Structure for regular students:
a. Application Fee Rs. 20/- per candidate.
b. Examination Fee Rs. 1200/-. for Regular semester irrespective of number
of subjects and
c. Arrear Examination Fee Rs.150/- per subject for arrear semester to the
maximum of Rs.1200/- per semester.
d. Marks Card fee Rs.75/- per semester.

NOTE: Old batch students ie., 2006 batch from extension scheme supposed to pay 2000 per subject and maximum of 6000 per semester.

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VTU Notes is very much essential during examination times and as we all know, most of the colleges don’t provide any kind of study materials to students which are easy to go through. So we have decided to gather as many notes as possible from various online sources and thus making your search for VTU notes easy as well as free of cost.

In this post, we have included all scheme VTU notes for all branches as well as semesters and you can download all these notes for free of cost. Select your branch and all your respective semester notes will be listed down and you can do VTU notes download later on.

How to download VTU notes in pdf?

Step 1: Click on your branch from the list below.

Step 2: Then select the semester and your subject to download all the notes module wise for free of cost.

Step 3: Click on module number to begin the download.

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Recently many students went to high court to apply for write petition seeking the admission to one-time exit scheme, these students are mainly from 2014 scheme and also 2015 scheme. Though court allowed most of these students via interim order and issued a notification to colleges favouring students. But a few days back it has been identified that some students are involved in manipulating and tampering the court order by adding names of students who weren’t part of the writ petition.

Though it is yet be known that who did it and how many are involved, its certain that high court ordered to find out who did it and also gave notice to students who are suspected.

The news has recently published in some print Medias and went viral on many social platforms.

How did they found out?

In the tampered interim order copy, the date is shown as October 29, and as the day was Saturday and obviously holiday for the court, it raised eyebrows of officials and there was no session held that day as well. And some students even approached court regarding this.

So now high court took the issue very seriously and ordered registrar to find out the students who are involved in this.

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India, the second most populated country in the world, what can be expected about its education sector, or at least about the number of people going to related to the education industry in some way. And, yes unsurprisingly it is the largest. If we try to look into the reasons as to why is that the case, it’s mostly because of the sheer population of the young people in India, the age group that requires or can provide education. Well, this is definitely the biggest reason but this can’t be the only reason for such a growth.

There are many examples where the numbers have doubled in a very short period of time, one of such examples being the total national expenditure on education in Delhi, according to the Economic survey of Delhi, 2016-17, has increased from rupees 46.4 billion to Rs. 103.28 billion in just four years. Another notable statistic is that in 2015, 34200000 students enrolled in approximately 48,116 colleges & institutions for pursuing higher education. The good engineering colleges in Hyderabad, Karnataka, etc. have been highly contributing to these numbers. Another thing that is worth noting in this sector is the traffic on Indians on the American e-learning websites. All this is happening because of factors other than mentioned above, as well. So, it will be simpler to understand if we break down the structure into smaller sections i.e. Primary/ Elementary education, Secondary education, Higher education, Vocationalisation of Secondary education, and then Rural or adult education. Technology is a growing field. The best B.Tech colleges in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Haryana are providing a well-nourished education to the students.

So, let’s begin with the primary/ secondary education. Although there’s still a lot of children going to public schools, more and more people are trying to provide education in private schools, and yes, of course, there is a difference between the quality of education in the schools. This is basically and implication of the fact that the middle class is getting bigger and bigger in the country, which is freeing the government from the responsibility of providing primary education, one of the interesting data was that more than 50 percent of people from the slums is Hyderabad are sending their children to private schools. Which is partly because of the quality of education that is provided in public schools in India. Secondary education has also replicated the same numbers.

More and more students with primary education are now completing their secondary education as well, which again is expected as there are more people completing primary education now. Now when it comes to the higher education, the situation seems to be similar on the surface, although is not exactly very cheerful. Yes, the number of students enrolling in universities and colleges is increasing and in fact, India has become the country with the largest number of people pursuing higher education, it is not exactly the education that people are most eager about when going to the colleges, other reasons like job opportunities, and peer pressure has also become a driving force for doing the same.

One important factor that is expanding the higher education, but at the same time degrading the quality of education is the comparatively lower fees of such institutes. In a way, the higher education is making challenges for itself, by expanding. So, here are the three main challenges that Indian colleges are facing these days: first being the lack of passion in the research work that is being done in the colleges, as a result, the amount of research work coming out of the country is not in correlation with the number of undergraduates that it is producing. Of course, it the lack of interest can’t just be blamed on the students themselves, it is the lack of good faculty in almost all different tier colleges, which is a direct implication of the small fees that are required to do a degree.

The second challenge that the colleges are facing is the lack of flexibility in the courses, which again is due to the low funds, as offering more courses equals lesser students per faculty. Another common thing in an average-higher-education-age-person is the drive towards engineering or marketing courses regardless of their interests or hobbies, although this can also be because the last generation that they have seen had this idea of a better career associated with more money, which was definitely appropriate in their time, and engineering and marketing were considered these noble pursuits back then. Although now the country is in a transition phase. It’s not going to be like this forever though, Indian Government has plans to improve these particular things in upcoming years.

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Recently VTU issued a circular for colleges as well as students who were mutilating barcodes of booklets in VTU examinations, if you are confused regarding what is this actually, let us help you and how not to get your results withheld.

If you are writing anywhere near the barcodes and scratch it by mistake, your answer script will not be evaluated and results will be withheld, as follows:

As the student has written almost near barcode and it might affect the scanning process and students are adviced not to scratch or write near the barcode.

Here is what official notification says:

Sub: Mutilating of Barcodes on the answer scripts – reg.

This has been brought to the notice of the undersigned that some of the students are mutilating barcodes on the answer booklets. This has created a lot of inconvenience for the University and also resulting into the delay in the announcement of results. Hence, the Principals/ Chief Superintendents of constituent and affiliated engineering colleges are requested instruct the students not to mutilate the barcodes. If any student mutilates the barcode, such answer book will not be considered for evaluation. Kindly bring the contents of this circular to the notice of all the students and also direct the Room Superintendents to announce the same in the examination hall before the commencement of examinations.
Sd/- REGISTRAR (EVALUATION) To, The Principals /Chief Superintendents of Constituent and Affiliated Engineering Colleges.
Copy FWC’s to

1. Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor through the Sec. To VC, VTU Belgaum, for kind information.
2. The Registrar, VTU Belgaum, for information.
3. The Special Officers of VTU Regional Offices.
REGISTRAR (EVALUATION)

Link to original notification: Click here

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Updated on 26/12/2017 04:52 PM.

Due to the Mahadayi river dispute and North Karnataka Bundh exams were postponed and here is the rescheduled time table, VTU rescheduled all the exams which were supposed to held on 27/12/2018.

And this is VTU rescheduled timetable 2017-18.

Check out VTU exam time table 2016

So according to new VTU rescheduled exam time table December-January 2016-17, below changes are made,

• 17EMEI4 is postponed to Wednesday, 29/12/2017 9.30 am 12.30 pm from old date Friday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 10EME14/24 is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 10**63 Subject of all branches is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 15**33 Subject of all branches is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 10MBA-Ele-3is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 12MBA25 is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 14MBA26 is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 9.30 am – 12.30 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 9.30 am – 12.30 pm.
• 10**33 is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 15ELN15/25  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 10MBA16  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 12MBA-ELE-7  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 14MBAHR408  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 14MBAFM411  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 16MBA26  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.
• 12EC009  is postponed to Monday, 08/01/2018 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm from old date Wednesday, 27/12/2017 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm.

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The life of an engineer is tough. It all begins with succumbing to peer pressure and selecting the course or actually having a passion for the program (which makes you the subject of discussions, sighs, and confused glances!). And then you get to the stage of perpetual procrastination and regret. The regret of perhaps not checking the JoSAA 2018 eligibility before preparing for JEE Main.

As time passes, you start to understand how impossibly crazy the job market is, and probably give up on the thought of drudging at a per annum package job, and let go of all illusions of being successful, maybe. And no, it isn’t as dreadful as it sounds. It is actually pretty exciting (until your life has been sucked out of you after the third semester)!

Once settled, and have paid your fees to whichever university you are studying at, for example, having paid the pes university fees. You learn the knack of surviving the life of an engineer. And it is an acquired skill, so you spend the next four years of your life perfecting it. Because no matter how damaged and lamed the program’s name might have gotten, it is a great profession, and you have to figure out to how to survive it if you want to make something of yourself.

Disclaimer: This post is written keeping in mind you have a sense of humour. Try any of the guidelines at your own risk!

1. Make that time-table and Procrastinate!

Procrastination is an art, and you have to go about it being scrupulous. Really put in the work! So, how this helps you is you end up prioritizing your tasks. The important ones to get done eventually, but a few tasks though, the unimportant ones, seem to magically go away. And you end up with a smaller share of the work (This guideline hasn’t been tried or tested on a real student, and is just the byproduct of wishful thinking).

2. Play those games.

Life is depressing enough, if playing Dota or CS gets you happy, then go for it! You can study for the semester finals a week before the exams. A happy mind is a productive one.

3. You don’t need sleep.

Sleep is for the weak. Stay awake, and talk about absolutely nothing of importance. You have a class in the morning? Well, you can sleep until the teacher catches you and throws you out.

4. Eat what you find

Eating healthy is a folklore your parents cooked up to keep you alive. Eating whatever you may find in your room or your friend’s plate, or anything you can afford actually is what adulthood is all about.

5. Xerox those notes

If you have followed all the guidelines, and the semester is about to end, then find the friend who has a shred of clearing the exams and Xerox their notes. It doesn’t matter that you will never be able to actually study them, just having the notes gives you the power of confidence to attempt the exam you are failing! And confidence is all you need (You need marks too, but confidence is all that is available to you right now).

That’s all the guidelines I can provide you with for today. Do leave comments below and tell us how you are surviving the daunting experience of becoming an engineer. And all jokes apart, it is a gruelling program, but if done efficiently, you might just survive.

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We have received a circular from VTU quoting that colleges shall provide the financial assistance to final year projects with the aid of VTU (Vishweshwaraih technological university.)
This is said to help students who are creative yet need monetary funds for projects.
As per the circular as shown below, go through each point to know your eligibility:

As per the circular below points are brought to the notice of students who are willing to avail this financial aid.

• This financial assistance for VTU final year projects is available to all branches of VTU for all colleges.
• This amount of 5000 rupees shall be given for each project for undergraduate students.
• It should also be noted that this financial aid will be exclusively available for two projects from each branch and shall be chosen by the committee from college.

The committee formed by the VTU college containing following members composition:

1. The principal of the college will act as chairman.
2. HOD of respective branch will act as member
3. Three subject experts/ senior professors/ industrialists as deemed fit by the institution from each branch.

This move is said to be triggered as VTU received 12B status from UGC (University grants commission), So now VTU can avail funds from the centre and other such government agencies for funding.

WHAT IS 12B STATUS?

Using 12B status universities can avail the assistance to colleges and institutions affiliated to be included under Section 2F, and declared fit to receive all kinds of central aid under Section 12B of UGC Act, 1956, as per approved pattern of assistance under various schemes.

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There are some circulars being shared over social media that AICTE now removed the 75% attendance criteria for all engineering colleges. Well, students are certainly happy about this move. But we are sure that this is not possible as the circulars we received are the fake one which says as follows.

ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION (A Statutory Body of the Govt. of India) Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070
F.No. 10-1/AICTE/P&AP/MoU-AICTE/2018 Date: 17/01/2018
POLICY & ACADEMIC PLANNING BUREAU
CIRCULAR
To, All Directors/Principals of AICTE approved institutions Subject:- Scrapping of 75% Attendance Rule and introducing Vocational Projects Dear Sir/Madam,
You are aware about the growing unemployability of Engineering Graduates in our nation has become a serious issue for students as well as technical firms and companies based in India. According to latest statistics and data from National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation and AICTE carried out in late 2017 about 57.43% of Engineering Graduates from various technical institutes across the nation remain unemployed due to lack of skill and continuous rote learning to clear the graduate level examination.
Moreover 75.93% of Engineering Graduates are unable to code in any of the programming languages even after basic programming courses being a mandatory in the AICTE approved curriculum during initial semesters of B.E./B.Tech Programme. Rote Learning and Cramming remains popular across the students of these institutions to clear examinations.
To address the declining employability of over 12 Lakh Engineering Graduates, Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has decided to to scrap the 75% attendance rule w.e.f. 18/01/2018 due to inability of updating the syllabus on new technologies and advancements regularly. Students of B.E./B.Tech or equivalent programme have to submit a Vocational Project related to their Hobby or Subject each semester for a “Hands On” Experience to develop employability in various sectors of our Economy. Failure in submission of Vocational Projects each semester and 3 Mandatory Internships would result in refusal to issue the Equivalent Degree.
Institutes must make provisions to :-
•Avoid Plagiarism in Vocational Projects •Provide Internships to Students in/or before their Final Year •Upload/Preserve Vocational Projects till the Degree is Awarded
Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) will be conducting workshops to make students and faculties aware about the latter for smooth transition towards the updated curriculum. Detailed Documents will be made available on www.mhrd.gov.in and aicte-india.org.
Directors/Principals are advised to make necessary arrangements in their institutions.
Prof. G.K. Gokhale Advisor Policy & Academic Planning Bureau.

So we had decided to contact AICTE regarding this and as expected this is another fake circular and AICTE also stated that they have decided to file a case in cybercrime due to this.
Students are expected not to believe this.
AICTE also issued a new notification on this which can be found here.

Official AICTE circular on scrapping 75% attendance rule can found below.

https://www.aicte-india.org/sites/default/files/Fake_Circular.pdf

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As VTU One time exit scheme students have their examinations in March-April 2017 weekends, VTU took precautionary measures to announce the results of exit scheme students as soon as possible.

It is expected that VTU will announce all results of one-time exit scheme students along with regular students and extra care is taken for timely announcement of VTU results.

Regarding VTU one time exit scheme:

Due to protests and media outrage, VTU had decided to provide exit scheme for VTU students in September 2017.
According to one-time exit scheme from VTU, students can go to next semester irrespective of backlogs, and they will be given examinations of odd semesters in March and April 2018 only if they are eligible or have less than four backlogs plus no critical subjects.
In case if students didn’t get eligibility, still they will be allowed to enter next even semester, but they won’t be given examinations until they get eligibility. This one-time exit scheme by VTU is widely accepted by VTU non-cbcs students and said to be helpful for more than 19,000 non-cbcs batch or 2010 batch students.

When will be examinations for VTU one time exit scheme students?

As we said, examinations would be conducted during the weekends of March and April 2018.
We don’t have any information whether the examinations will be held in morning sessions or evening sessions.

When will VTU announce the timetable for one-time exit scheme?

We are yet to hear on this from VTU, and we don’t have any information regarding the timetable yet. But we are expecting VTU to release the VTU one-time exit scheme timetable in the month of February second week, and we will upload it as soon as we get in our hands.

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Due to the delay in valuation processes, all Engineering colleges affiliated to VTU has been informed to scheduling the college reopening dates from 01/02/2018 to 05/01/2018.
Previously VTU has framed the academic calendar by keeping the college starting date as 01/02/2018. Now it has requested all colleges to postpone as well as informed that the new academic calendar will be posted soon.

Official circular is posted below, the students can refer it.

As per the official notification from VTU, it states as follows:

VISHWESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, Jnanasangama-590 018, Karnataka State, INDIA

Phone : (0831) 2405468 Fax (0831) 2405467 Email : registrar@vtu.ac.in website www.vtu.ac.in

Ref. No VTU / Acal /PS/ 2017-18 / 0 0 3 Date: 3 1 -JAN 7018

To, Principals VTU Affiliated colleges

Sub: Commencement of EVEN Semester as per the VTU Academic Calendar schedule. Ref: No.VTU/AcalAca-Cal /2017-18 /9552 dtd. 08.01.2018

Sir,

With ref to the above subject, the commencement of EVEN Semester classes for B.E/ B.Tech / B.Arch / MCA / M.Arch Programs is from 05.02.2018 instead of 01.02.2018.

Updated Academic Calendar will be notified shortly

All the colleges are hereby informed to bring the contents of this circular to notice of all the concerned, immediately.

You are requested to depute the Faculty Members for Valuation work.

Thanking you

REGISTRAR

Copy to:

1. The Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, through Secretary to VC, VTU, Belagavi.

2. The Registrar (Evaluation), VTU, Belagavi.

3. Dean and Faculty of Engineering, VTU, Belagavi.

4. The Physical Director of VTU, Belagavi.

5. The Special Officers of Academic Section of VTU, Belagavi.

6. The Caseworkers of the Academic Section of VTU, Belagavi.

7. Regional Directors of all Regional offices of VTU.

8. PG Coordinators of all PG Centres of VTU.

9. Principal , UBDTEC Davanagere Constituent college of VTU.

10. The CNC In-charge , VTU, Belagavi, to update the information in the VTU website.

Link to official circular: Download official circular here.

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