INDIA ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS

Team India have won the ICC Cricket World Cup after 28 years, completing the highest ever run chase in a final.

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Gautam Gambhir pulled off an impressive run chase to beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in the ICC Cricket World Cup final in Mumbai.

The fourth-wicket pair ensured India did not panic in front of a capacity home crowd after the early loss of big guns Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar in pursuit of 274 for six.

The favourites prevailed with 10 balls to spare in today's showpiece between sub-Continental neighbours, both seeking their second World Cup, despite a wonderful 103 not out from Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene.

The expectations of many were that this contest might be a tale of two champion players, at watershed moments in their record-breaking careers.

But there was no major impact for Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan on his last appearance for his country, or a 100th international hundred for India's Tendulkar in his home town.

Instead, with 97 for Gambhir and Jayawardene's third World Cup century, three other world-class performers took centre stage in a contest just shaded by India.

It was Dhoni (91no) who completed the job, after promoting himself to number five and producing his first half-century of the campaign in a telling stand of 106 with Gambhir and then an unbroken 54 with Yuvraj Singh.

He did it with crowd-delighting gusto too, smashing a six high over long-on off Nuwan Kulasekera for the winning runs.

After Lasith Malinga uprooted both India openers - Tendulkar's departure silenced the partisan majority - India's prospects of a successful chase appeared to be fading already under the Wankhede Stadium lights.

But first Gambhir, with nine fours from 122 balls, and then Dhoni's eight fours and two sixes from only 79 changed everything.

Sehwag was gone lbw for nought to only the second ball when he aimed across the line and missed.

There was to be no finest hour for Tendulkar either, and it seemed a crushing setback to Indian morale when he edged behind.

Gambhir and Virat Kohli responded with a partnership of 83, broken only by an outstanding return catch from Tillakaratne Dilshan, diving to his right to pluck out the one-handed chance.

Gambhir had two moments of fortune, Kulasekera unable to hold a tumbling catch at long-off in the first over of spin from Suraj Randiv with the left-hander on 30 - and then, 18 runs later, a scampered second run just made as Kumar Sangakkara marginally fumbled a throw from the deep.

Sangakkara could not quite gather either when there was barely a half-chance to stump Dhoni for a second-ball duck off Dilshan, and the India captain was to have another close call on 69 when Chamara Kapugedera threw down the stumps.

But his and Gambhir's efforts, with Yuvraj's late assistance after the number three had been bowled trying to carve off-side runs off Thisara Perera, met the challenge.

That might not have been so had Sri Lanka's batsmen begun the match a little less conservatively, after Sangakkara won the toss on a good pitch and Zaheer Khan kept the brakes on with a miserly new-ball spell of 5-3-6-1.

Jayawardene's was the key wicket almost from the moment he reached the crease, and certainly after India broke the first of his three half-century stands - with Sangakkara.

Sri Lanka's lynchpin established a near risk-free run-a-ball tempo and retained it throughout.

Zaheer's outstanding control in his opening spell, backed up by impressive fielding in the off-side ring, had put the early squeeze on Sri Lanka's previously prolific opening pair Dilshan and Upul Tharanga.

The left-hander succumbed to the first delivery of Zaheer's fourth over when a touch of movement away off the pitch took an outside edge and was very well-caught by Sehwag, away to his right at first slip.

Tharanga's two runs had eaten up 20 balls, and it was not until his 20th delivery that Zaheer conceded his first run.

The introduction of Harbhajan Singh soon did for Dilshan, unluckily bowled off glove and pad as he tried to sweep.

Jayawardene joined Sangakkara for a partnership of 62, ended when the captain went after a short ball from Yuvraj only to edge it behind.

Thilan Samaraweera helped Jayawardene put on another 57.

Yet once again, just when Sri Lanka were just starting to look well-placed, Samaraweera was lbw sweeping at Yuvraj.

Kapugedera poked a very good slower ball from the returning Zaheer straight to cover to go for only a single.

Two wickets had gone for three runs - a test of resolve and skill even for Jayawardene.

But he found another willing and able partner in Kulasekara, who helped to rotate the strike and keep wickets intact for the final powerplay push - in which Sri Lanka's best-of-the-tournament 63 runs were plundered.

Jayawardene completed a richly-deserved century with the last of his 13 fours over wide mid-off as even Zaheer started to suffer.

He perhaps deserved too to finish the day a winner. But India were narrowly the superior side, and eventually proved the point.

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How To Format a Computer Using a Windows XP disc

The word Format can mean quite a few things in the world of computers. You could format text in a word document, have a different file format, or in this case, format the hard drive in your computer. Sometimes you need to format your computer to ultra clean your computer. It makes it faster, new looking and gets rid of errors and viruses.

Windows XP disc is bootable and really does everything for you. (Well nearly) This means that when you insert a Windows XP disc into your computer, it should start automatically.

However before you do format a computer you should backup your data. Some things to backup include: photos, my documents, favourites folder, emails, all contacts, passwords and more….Go and check out my backup list.

Next is to make sure you have a system disk that came with your computer for display drivers, LAN drivers, USB, audio etc. If you do not have this there is a program called Driver Robot which find your drivers for you after you have formatted…It is a lifesaver. Its a must have program and saves you a load of work. Even after it is has found your drivers it will alos keep them up to date later on.

If you do not want to spend money you will have to find your computers drivers on the internet and download them manually.Drivers are one of the most important tiny bits of software that will make your computer run like its meant to.

Ok, enough lecturing, lets move on to formatting Windows Xp.

How to Format a computer using a Windows XP disc

1. First you must put your Windows XP CD in the drive.
2. Then restart your computer.
3. When it says press any key to boot from cd, Press any key on the keyboard. I use the space bar, easy to get to. (If you can do this Go to step 6)
4. If it doesn’t ask you to  press any key to boot from cd then restart your computer again.
5. Go into the BIOS settings of your PC, usually by pressing the F1, F2, F10, or maybe the delete key. If you are not sure watch the screen at startup and it will say “To enter setup press…….”. You have to be quick and press it. If you miss it restart again. Once you are in the bios you have to change the boot options. You have to make your cd rom the first boot option. Save and exit.
6. A blue screen will appear and you are on your way..

1. Press Enter to setup Windows XP now. See screenshot above.
2. If there is a copy of Windows XP on your computer and you wish to overwrite it you will have to press the escape button when prompted. (screenshot below) Do not install Windows XP in another directory unless you know what you are doing. Just overwrite the previous version as you should have backed up your data anyway.

1. You should now make the partition that had windows on it blue and press D to delete the partition. It will ask if you are sure. Press L to confirm. More details on deleting partitions.
2. Then Press C to create another partition and Windows will estimate a size for you. If you wanted to partition your hard drive into two equal parts you would have to do some math’s and then type the appropriate number in. Otherwise just going with what Windows puts there will be the minimum partition size.
3. Press Enter to confirm size.
4. Then it will ask you which partition you want to install Windows on. The default is C: drive. Select this by making it blue and press enter.
5. If there are no partitions it will create one for you.
6. Then it will ask you to format quick, normal, in fat32 or NTFS. Fat32 suits older computers so I choose a quick format with NTFS. Quick or Slow is fine. If you had errors it is better to use a slow format which can also be known as a low level format.
7. From now on you just Follow the prompts and let it go..
8. The computer will restart and it will try to boot from cd again…Do not press anything on the keyboard.. Just let it go through the stages of setup. You only press the ANY KEY at the start to get it to boot to the Windows XP cd.
9. Make sure you have your serial number ready to enter in. This can be found on your coa certificate which is a sticker usually put on the side of your computer.
10. Do not remove the Windows XP CD until the computer has started up with a new desktop and icons.

Now the next process begins.. Installing your device drivers for your computer. 

NOTES

• Follow the instructions carefully. Once you have done this a few times, you will see how easy it is.
• The only way to learn is to try it yourself.
• Be very careful not to make mistakes as restarting this process over and over can corrupt your computer. If you do make a mistake, try pressing the escape button as it can sometimes take you back to the previous screen.
• If you cannot proceed through the format process, maybe you did not delete the old partition??
• If there is more than one partition on your hard drive you can just format the one that has the previous version of Windows on it. That way the data on the other partition will be safe.
• After errors and viruses have been found on your computer, you should format a computer on on low level format , and not a quick format.
• You can also go to the Microsoft website for more information.http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313348 You can get all the information from this site, however it can be very confusing for most people, including me!!!

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How to switch to a New Mobile Service Provider?

Mobile Number Portability is boon for the ones who hate their existing Mobile Service Provider but are not willing to switch to a better Mobile Service Provider so as to retain their existing mobile number. With Mobile Number Portability, any one can change his/her Mobile Operator without loosing the existing number i.e. you can switch to a other Mobile Operator while retaining your mobile number. 

Here is how you can do it :

• Visit Mobile Service Provider Customer Care Center or any authorised dealer to request for porting of your mobile number. Fill in a Service Registration Form and pay the porting fees for processing.
• Send SMS 'PORT' followed by your mobile number which is to be ported, to 1900. (Send SMS from mobile number which is to be ported)
• Upon receipt of the SMS, your existing operator will send an SMS containing UPC (Unique Porting Code).
• You will be issued a new SIM card by the new service provider.
• Upon approval of the porting request, the new Mobile Service Provider will inform you the date and time of porting. You can change your SIM card at that date and time. In case you encounter any trouble, you need to contact the new Service Provider.

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The Common Admission Test (CAT)

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is an all-India test conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) as an entrance test for the management programmes of its six business schools.
180,000 students compete for less than 1200 general seats in the IIM's which makes it even more selective than all the Ivy League Universities put together. Even with a top 1% score, a candidate must also cross the equally stringent hurdles of a group discussion and an individual interview.
The CAT is one of the world's most demanding entrance examinations for any graduate institute. The test taker is expected to excel in arithmetical problem solving, geometry, statistics, data interpretation, logical reasoning in solving complex puzzles, and English language skills. The test is held on the third Sunday of November for a duration of two hours (2.5 hours from 2006).
It is neither expected, nor possible, that all the questions be answered, so the CAT also tests the candidates' ability to prioritise under pressure: a quality necessary in the competitive environment of IIMs' courses.

Pattern of the test paper

CAT (as it is most commonly known across India) has evolved from a speed based simple test into a test which demands more proficiency in concepts and fundamentals rather than just speed.
Earlier CATs used to have 180 questions to be solved in 2 hours. The cutoff (minimum marks needed to get an interview call from the IIM) for such a paper was generally 20 each in the three sections (Mathematics + English + Data interpretation and Logic).
For the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 the paper consisted of 50 questions per section * 3 sections = 150 questions. The cutoffs were around 15 marks for individual sections and approximately 55 for whole paper.

CAT 2004

The first big surprise for CAT takers was in 2004, when the IIMs introduced the concept of differential marking for the first time. The paper had just 123 questions in three sections with the following distribution: (the decimal numbers are marks allocated to each question)

• English - Total: 50 (10 * 0.5 + 5*2.0 + 35 * 1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
• Mathematics - Total: 35 (15*2.0 + 20*1.0) Cutoff - approx 12
• DI (Data Interpretation) and LR (Logical Reasoning) - Total: 38 (12*2.0 +26*1.0) Cutoff - approx 17

Overall 123 Questions : 10 of half marks + 32 of 2 marks and 81 of 1 mark each. The overall cutoff for the paper was nearly 51-52 marks.

CAT 2005

CAT 2005 was an even bigger surprise. There were just 90 questions - 30 in each section. Each section was further divided into two subsections:

• Math

• Section 1A -10Questions of 1 mark each
• Section 1B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
• The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 11

• English

• Section 2A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
• Section 2B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
• The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 15

• DI and LR

• Section 3A - 10 Questions of 1 mark each
• Section 3B - 20 Questions of 2 mark each
• The final Cutoff for this section was nearly 10

CAT 2006

CAT 2006, which was conducted on November 19, was a 2.5-hour exam instead of the traditional 2-hour exam. It is speculated that this change was made by the CAT exam committee to decrease the level of predictability of the exam and to relieve the stress caused to students in a two-hour time limit.
CAT 2006 had 75 questions, 25 questions per section and 4 marks per question, making it a 300-mark paper. There was a penalty of 1 mark for a wrong answer. The paper also proved to be a break from the previous pattern in that it had 5 answer options instead of the usual 4. The English section was generally perceived as very difficult, whereas the quantitative aptitude section was relatively much easier than previous CATs as also in comparison to the other two sections.
CAT 2006 was also notable due to some printing errors that had crept into the question paper. The IIMs accepted the errors and formed a committee to look into the matter. The committee ruled that the wrong questions would be ignored. This leads one to a scenario where the different paper sets have a different number of "valid" questions. The difference will be made up by appropriately changing the denominator in the respective sets. For example, set 333 had 2 incorrect questions in quantitative ability. In this case a student scoring x/100 marks would now score (x/92)% marks. The idea of a re-test which was proposed by some quarters has been set aside by the authorities.
The results for CAT 2006 were declared on January 2nd 2007 among much confusion, as the server hosting the results was inaccessible for prolonged periods of time. Also, for the first time, the IIMs declared the actual key to the question paper along with the results.

Colleges accepting CAT scores

Many colleges in India, other than the IIMs, also accept the CAT scores for admission. Some of the more prominent ones are:

• S.P.Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai
• Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon
• Mudra Institute of Communications Ahmedabad (MICA), Ahmedabad
• National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai
• International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi
• T.A.Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal.
• Fore School of Management (FSM), New Delhi
• Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
• Institute of Management, Nirma University, Ahmedabad.
• National Insurance Academy School of Management (NIASoM), Pune

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Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE)

Conducted by one of seven Indian Institutes of Technology in rotation, Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an annual exam for admission to M.Tech and M.S. programmers in most engineering institutes in India[citation needed]. It is regarded as a benchmark test for engineering graduates in India[citation needed]. This examination is coordinated by a committee, comprising of Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and seven Indian Institutes of Technology on behalf of the National Coordinating Board - GATE, Department of Education, Government of India. The pattern and syllabus are usually based on a candidate's B.Tech. or BE syllabus. Minimum eligibility for appearing in this exam is usually a B.Tech, BE, B. Arch. or M.Sc. The exam is usually conducted on second Sunday of February.
Forms are usually available in late September till late October at prominent SBI Branches. The students can appear in GATE under different disciplines according to their M.Tech interests. The discipline specification is done while filling the forms. Apart from the basic engineering disciplines there are XE and XL papers which are general in nature.

The current format of the GATE exam paper pattern is:

• Total of 150 marks, fully objective, with three sections
• Group I: Question Numbers 1 to 20 (20 questions) will carry one mark each.
• Group II: Question numbers 21 to 75 (55 questions) will carry two marks each. Out of this, Q.71 to Q.75 may be common data based questions.
• Group III: Question Numbers 76 to 85 (10 questions) will carry two marks each.

Advantages of GATE Scores
PSU's like BARC, NPCIL, HAL etc. give importance to GATE scores for various job positions in their organizations.
Applying to various institutes
Usually IISc application dates are within 4-5 days of announcement of results. Most institutes do not specify their cutoffs for previous years. So there is a general confusion in terms of which institutes and which specializations to go for.But in the recent years IIT Kharagpur alone in specifying its last year cut-off mark
JEST : Another exam on lines of GATE
JEST stands for Joint Entrance Screening Test, it is the screening test for candidates who wish to do Ph. D. Programme in Physics (including Theoretical and Observational Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics in Biology, Plasma Physics and Technology, Atmospheric and Space Sciences, Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science) / Mathematics / Theoretical Computer Science. JEST exam is usually held on February-March. Using the JEST results, considered institute will call a limited number of candidates for its further selection procedure depending on its requirements. Traveling allowance will be provided to candidates called for interviews. All selected candidates will receive Research Fellowship from the respective institutions (currently 17 in number).
 
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Graduate Management Admission Test(GMAT)

The Graduate Management Admissions Test, better known by the acronym GMAT (pronounced G-mat), is a standardized test for determining aptitude to succeed academically in graduate business studies. The test is used as one of the selection criteria by most respected business schools globally, most commonly for admission into an MBA program.

The Graduate Management Admissions Test is one of many factors schools use when reviewing applications for admission; it is typically balanced with work experience, grades in previous schools, recommendation letters and other admissions criteria.
The fee to take the test is currently US$250, worldwide.

The Test

Scores are valid for five years from the date the test taker sits for the exam.

Analytical Writing Assessment
Quantitative and Verbal Sections
Changes to the Graduate Management Admissions Test

Required Scores

Most schools do not publish the median, average, or minimum acceptable score for the Analytical Writing Assessment section of the test.
Most schools do not publish a minimum score. Schools do generally publish the average and median score of their latest intake. While these should be used as a guide, applicants must remember that half of all successful applicants will have scored below the median mark.
At nearly all of the top business schools that are commonly listed in popular magazines and ranking services, the scores will average in the upper 600s. According to Fortune magazine, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, commonly regarded as one of the top business schools in the US, reports an average score of 714; INSEAD, a business school with a highly international student body, reports an average score of 706. Other, less prestigious schools, will have average scores that may be in the 500s or even less. It may be possible to overcome a low test score with impressive real world accomplishments, good undergraduate performance, contributing to the diversity of the student body, outstanding references, or a good essay.

Contact Details:
Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.
Senior Plaza 160-A, Gautam Nagar
Yusuf Sarai, Behind Indian Oil Building
New Delhi: 110 049.
Phone: 011- 26512114/26531442
Fax: 265229741
www.gmac.com
Graduate Management Admission Council
ATTN: GMAT School Coordinator
1600 Tysons Boulevard
Suite 1400, USA
McLean, Virginia 22102
1-866-706-0403 or +1-703-245-4368,
E-mail: gmatprogram@gmac.com

Top Links

Online Test Registration
GMAT FAQ
The GMAT

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Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOFEL)

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (or TOEFL, pronounced "toe-full" or sometimes "toffle") evaluates the potential success of an individual to use and understand Standard American English at a college level. It is required for non-native applicants at many English-speaking colleges and universities. A TOEFL score is valid for two years and then is deleted from the official database.

The TOEFL test is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service (ETS) and is administered worldwide. The test was first administered 1964 and has since been taken by nearly 20 million students.

Internet-based
Since its introduction in late 2005, the Internet-based test (iBT) has progressively replaced both the computer-based (CBT) and paper-based (PBT) tests. The iBT has been introduced in phases, with the United States, Canada, France, Germany, and Italy in 2005 and the rest of the world in 2006, with test centers added regularly.
The demand for test seats remains very high even after almost a year after the introduction of the test: Candidates have to wait for months since short-term test dates are fully booked. The four-hour test consists of four sections, each measuring mainly one of the basic language skills (although some tasks may require multiple skills) and focusing on language used in an academic, higher-education environment. Note-taking is allowed in the iBT.
1. Reading
After each academic reading passage (out of 3–5), questions are posed about content, intent of the author, and ideas inferred from the passage. New types of questions in the iBT require paraphrasing, filling out tables, or completing summaries. Generally prior knowledge of the subject under discussion is not necessary to come to the correct answer, though a priori knowledge may help.
2. Listening
Questions refer to the content and intent of the phrases, as well as to the speakers' attitude and meaning, either in short conversations or in lectures.
3. Speaking
New to the iBT, this section contains questions relating to personal experiences or preferences, as well as tasks that also involve reading passages and listening to short conversations and lectures. Test takers are expected to convey information, explain ideas, and defend opinions clearly, coherently, and accurately.
4. Writing
One task requires test takers to defend a position relative to a specified general topic. In the other task, a reading passage and a lecture are presented, and test takers must answer a question relating the main points of both the passage and the lecture.

Contacting TOEFL

How do I contact TOEFL?
E-mail: toefl@ets.org
Phone: 1-609-771-7100
Fax: 1-610-290-8972
TTY: 1-609-771-7714
Mailing Address:
TOEFL Services
Educational Testing Services
P.O. Box 6151
Princeton, NJ 08541-6151 U.S.

Top Links

OFFICIAL TOEFL TEST SITE
Official ETS Europe TOEFL website
MBA FAQ

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Graduate Record Examination(GRE)

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardised examination conducted by the ETS (Educational Testing Services), United States of America. GRE (Graduate Record Examination) measures the potential of a candidate which almost all the graduate schools and universities abroad demand for the purpose of admission in different streams like Graduate studies, Fellowships Programs and Research Programs etc. ETS representative in India is responsible for conducting the examinations.The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) scores happen to be one of the several parameters which the Graduate Schools or Universities look into, for assessing an applicant for study in the all the streams except Management. For management streams admission is done through GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test).

A high score in GRE (Graduate Record

Examination) alone does not guarantee admission to any of the graduate Schools or Universities abroad, but the test can be looked upon as the first major hurdle to be cleared in the process of getting admission in the Graduate school of choice.

GRE is administered worldwide in two separate sets by Educational Testing Services, United States.

GRE General Tests AND GRE Subject Tests

The GRE General Test measures critical thinking, analytical writing, verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning skills that have been acquired over a long period of time and that are not related to any specific field of study.

The GRE Subject Tests gauge the undergraduate achievement in eight specific fields of study.
A candidate may take either GRE General Test or GRE Subject Test or both depending upon the courses and the Institute or University requirements.

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HOW TO FIND JOB DURING RECESSION:

INTERVIEW QUESTION:WHY SHOULD WE HIRE U? GREAT ANSWER.

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PGECET Counselling – SVU Region- ME/MTECh Colleges

PGECET Colleges

S.No.	College Name & Address	Course Name	Name of the specialization	Intake	Total
1	JNTU college of Engg Anantapur JNTU	M.TechCIVIL M.Tech (EEE) M.Tech(M.E) M.Tech (ECE) M.Tech (CSE) M.Tech (software & IT) M.Tech	Structural Engg Water Resources Engg Computer Aided Structural Engg Power & Indus Drives lectrical power systems Refrigeration and Air conditioning Digital electronics & Communication Digital systems & computer electronics Computer Science Software Engg Energy sys		234
2	Madanapalle Inst. of Tech., & Science, NH-205, Anantapur Road, Angallu(V), Madanapalle, Chittoor dist. 517 325. JNTU	M.Tech.	ECE – Digital Electronics & Comm. Syst Computer Science & engg	18 18	36
3	Sree Vidyaniketan Engg., College, A.Rangampet, Sri Sainadh nagar Chittoor Dist., – 517 102 JNTU	M.Tech	EEE – Electrical PowerSyst Computer Science Digital Electronics & Comm system	18 18 18	54
4	Sri Venkateswara college of Engg & Tech RVS Nagar, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI CAD/CAM	18 18	36
5	Sri Venkateswara Perumal college of Engg & Tech., Puttur, Chittoor Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI	18 18	36
6	Srinivasa Insti of Tech & Mgt Studies Thimmasamudram, Bangalore, Tirupathi Bypass Road, Chittoor Dist- 517 127 JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI System Design Electrical & Power Engg	18 18	36
7	University college of Engg Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati SVU	M.TECH ( Civil EEE MECH)	Chemical Engg Structural Engg Geo-Tech Engg Environmental Engg Hydraulics & water resource Power systems operation & Control Electronic Instrumentation & Communication systems Instrumentation & Control sysI ndustrial Engg Production Engg Computer Science & Engg		198
8	Annamacharya Inst., of Tech., & Science, Near new Bowenpally,Rajampet, Kadapa Dist.516 126. SVU	M.Tech.	Computer Science & Engg ECE – Digital Elect. &Comm. Syst. ME – CAD/CAM Embedded Systems VLSI system Design	18 18 18 18 18	90
9	KSRM College of Engg., Yerramasupalli, C.K.Dinne (M), Kadapa Dist. 516 003. (University informed that the colleges has withdrawn the courses) SVU	M.Tech.	CAD/CAM Geo- Tech Engg		36
10	Madina Engg college Kamalapuram, Kadapa JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
11	G.Pulla Reddy College of Engg., Pulla Reddy Nagar, Nandyal Road, Kurnool – 518 002. SVU	M.Tech.	Comm. Signal Processing CAD/CAM Thermal Science & EnergySystem Power Electronics	18 18 18 18	72
12	Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engg. & Tech., Nandyal, Kurnool Dist., – 518 501 JNTU	M.Tech	EEE – Power Electronics M.E. – Machine Design ECE – Digital Syst. &Comp. Elect. CSE – Computer Science Software Engg Embedded system	25 18 18 18 18 18	115
13	NBKR Inst., of Science & Tech., Vidyanagar,Nellore – 524 413. (University informed that the colleges has withdrawn the courses) SVU	M.Tech.	Computer Aided Power systems Industrial Engg		36

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PGECET Counselling – OU Region- ME/MTECh Colleges

PGECET Colleges

S.No.	College Name & Address	Course Name	Name of the specialization	Intake	Total
1	Auroras Scientific & Technological Research Academy (Sant SamarthEngg college) Bandlaguda, Hyderabad – 500 005 JNTU	M.Tech	Computer Science & Engg VLSI System Design ECE IT	18 18 18 18	72
2	Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Tech., Gandipet, Hyderabad – 500 075. OU	M.Tech.	Comp. Science & Engg. Structural Engg.(CIVIL) CAD/CAM(MECH) EEE (power systems/power electronics) CSE	18 25 25 18 18	104
3	CMR college of Engg & Tech Kandlakoya, Medchal, Hyderabad JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded Systems Power Electronics` Bio Tech	18 18 18	54
4	CSI Institute of Tech Macintyre Road, Secunderabad JNTU	M.Arch	Interior design Construction Mgt	20 20	40
5	G.Narayanamma Inst. of Tech., & Science for Women, Shaikpet,Hyderabad – 500 008. JNTU	M.Tech.	EEE – Power Elect. & Electric Drives Computer science & Engg -CSE Digital Electronics & Communication Engg-ECE	18 18 18	54
6	Gokaraju Rangaraju Inst. of Engg. & Tech., Bachupally, Kukatapally, Hyderabad – 500 050. JNTU	M.Tech.	ME – Design for Manufacturing, Power Electronics-EEE, VLSI Design, CSE, Embedded Systems, Software Engg	18 18 18 18 18 18	108
7	JNTU college of Engg Hyderabad JNTU	M.Tech, M.Tech (EEE) M.Tech(M.E) M.Tech (ECE) M.Tech (CSE) M.Tech (software & IT)	Geo Environmental Engg Electrical Power Engg Power Electronics Advanced Manufacturing systems Thermal Engg Systems & Signal Processing Digital system & Comp elect Computer Science IT		162
8	JNTU School of Information Tech Hyderabad JNTU	M.Tech	Computer Science Engg Software Engg		36
9	Mahaveer Institute of Scie & Tech Vyasapuri, Bandlaguda, Hyderabad- 500 005 JNTU	M.Tech	Digital electronics & communication Systems Power Engg & Energy Systems	18 18	36
10	Muffakamjah College of Engg., & Tech., 8-2-249, Rd.No.3, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad – 500 034. OU	M.E.	CAD/CAM (MECH)	18	18
11	MVSR Enggineering College Nadergul, Sarror Nagar Mandal, R.R. Dist., Hyderabad – 501 510. OU	M.E.	Production Engg.(MECH)CAD/CAM (MECH)	18	18
12	Shadan college of Engg & Tech Himayat sagar Rd., Peerancheru, Hyderabad. JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
13	Shadan womens college of Engg & Tech Khairtabad, Hyderabad JNTU	M.Tech	Digital sys & Comp Electronics	18	18
14	T K R college of Engg & Tech Mirpet, Saroornagar, Hyderabad JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Design CSE	18 18	36
15	University college of Engg Osmania UniversityHyderabad OU	MEME (CIVIL) MEECE) ME(EEE) ME(MECH) M.Tech(CSE)	Bio-Medical electronicsHydraulic Mechanics& water Management/Structural Engg Microwave & Radar Engg Digital Systems Engg Systems & signal Processing Industrial drives & control Power system Engg Prod Engg Turbo Machinery Automation and Robotics Computers		210
16	University college of Tech Osmania University Hyderabad OU	M.Tech	Chemical Engg Chemical Technology Bio chemical Engg & Bio Tech (self financing course)		46
17	Vasavi College of Engg., Ibrahimbagh, Hyderabad – 500 031 OU	M.E.	Advanced Design & Manufacturing (MECH) Embedded systems VLSI designs (ECE)	18 18	36
18	Jyothismathi Inst of Tech & Sci Thimmapur, Karimnagar JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
19	Adams Engg ollege, Paloncha, Khammam JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
20	Mother Theressa Inst of Sci & Tech Sathupally, Khammam JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Power Electronics Drives	18 18	36
21	Sri Kavitha Engg college Karepalli, near Yellandu, Khammam Dist- 507 122 JNTU	M.Tech	ECE CSE Software Engg	18 18 18	54
22	Swarna Bharathi Inst of Sci & Tech Pakabanda, Khammam JNTU	M.Tech	Comp Sci Embedded system	18 18	36
23	Jayaprakash Narayan college of Engg Dharmapur, Mahaboob Nagar dist – 509 001 JNTU	M.Tech	Digital system & computer Elect	18	18
24	Sri Kottam Tulasi Memorial college of Engg Itikyala, Mahaboobnagar JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Digital Elctronics & Comm Engg	18 18	36
25	Sri Vishveshwariah Inst of Tech & Scie Chowdarapalli, Devakadra (M) Mahaboobnagar- 508 248 JNTU	M.Tech	Advanced Manufacturing systems	18	18
26	Ellenki college of Engg & Tech Siddipet, Medak Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
27	Hyderabad Inst of Tech & Mgt Nagarpanchayat, Medak JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI Design	18 18	36
28	Indur Inst of Engg & Tech Medak Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI	18 18	36
29	Padmasri Dr.B.V.Raju Inst., of Tech., Vishnupur, Narsapur, Medak Dist., – 502 313 JNTU	M.Tech.	CHEM – Chemical Engg. VLSI Design CSE	18 18 18	54
30	RRS college of Engg & Tech (St.Stanley college of Engg & Tech) Muthangi, Patancheru, Medak Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Comp Sci Comp & Communication Engg	18 18	36
31	TRR college of Engg Patancheru, Medak JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Embedded sys	18 18	36
32	TRR Engg college (formerly Jyothi Engg college) Inole, Patancheru, Medak JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI	18 18	36
33	Anurag Engg college Anantagiri, Nalgonda Dist- 508 206 JNTU	M.Tech	Computer Science & Engg VLSI Design Embedded system Software Engg	18 18 18 18	72
34	Engineering College Bhongir, Raigiri (V) Nalgonda Dist.,- 508 116. JNTU	M.Tech.	ECE – VLSI Design EEE – Power Electronics Comm. Systems Software Engg. Embedded systems Web Tech Parallel computing	25 25 25 25 18 18 18	154
35	Madhira Inst of Tech & Sci Pallennaram, Chilkur, Kodad, Nalgonda JNTU	M.Tech	CSE ECE	18 18	36
36	Nizam Inst of Engg & Tech Deshmukhi, Pochampally, Nalgonda Dist JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Software Engg	18 18	36
37	St. Marys college of Engg & Tech Deshmukhi, Nalgonda Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded systems CSE	18 18	36
38	Swamy Ramanandha Thirdha Inst of Science & Tech Ramanandhanagar, Nalgonda Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE CAD/CAM Embedded Systems VLSI system	18 18 18 18	72
39	Vathsalya Inst of Sci & Tech Anatharam, Bhuvanagiri, Nalgonda Distq JNTU	M.Tech	CSE (Software Engg) ECE (VLSI Design)	18 18	36
40	Vignan Inst., of Tech., & Scinece, Deshmukhi (V),Pochampally (M), Nalgonda Dist., – 508 284. JNTU	M.Tech.,	ME – Design &Manufacturing M.E VLSI system & Design	18 18	36
41	Kshatriya college of Engg Armor, Nizambad JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI CSE	18 18	36
42	Al-Habeeb college of Engg & Tech Chevella, R.R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
43	Auroras Technological & Research Institute (Karshak Engg., College) Parvathapur, Uppal post office R.R Dist –500 039 JNTU	M.Tech.	CSE – Software Engg. ECE – Embedded Systems VLSI (Designs) Image processing -ECE Web Technology-ECE Real time systems –ECE CSE	25 25 18 18 18 18 18	140
44	Bharath Institute of Engg & Tech Mangalpalli, Ibrahimpatnam, R. .R Dist- 501 510 JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded systems Electrical power Engg CSE	18 18 18	54
45	CVR college of Engg Vasthunagar, Mangalpalli, R.R,Dist- 501 510 JNTU	M.Tech	Software Engg VLSI DesignCSE	18 18	36
46	CVSR college of Engg Venkatapur, Korimella (V) Ghatkesar (M) R.R Dist- 501 301 JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Design CSE Software Engg Embedded System	18 18 18 18	72
47	Gurunanak Engg college Ibrahimpatnam, R.R Dist- 501 506 JNTU	M.Tech	Software Engg Digital Elect & CommunicationSystems IT (pending affiliation) Digital sys & Comp Elect	18 18 18 18	72
48	Holy Mary Institute of Tech & Scie Bogaram, Keesara (M), R.R Dist- 501 301 JNTU	M.Tech	ECE CSE Comp networks & Information securing IT	18 18 18 18	72
49	Institute of Aeronautical Engg Dundigal, Qutubuallpur, R.R. Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Aerospace Engg	18 18	36
50	J.B. Inst., of Engg., & Tech., Yenkapally, Amdapur X roads, Moinabad (M), R.R. Dist., – 500 075. JNTU	M.Tech.	ME – Industrial Engg &Mngt. EEE – Electrical PowerSyst. CSE- Com. Science &Engg. Software Engg VLSI	18 18 18 18 18	90
51	Joginpally BR Engg college, Moinabad, R.R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
52	Lords Inst of Engg & Tech Himayathsagar, R.R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded sys & VLSI	18	18
53	Malla Reddy Engg college Gundlapochampally, R. R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Digital Sys & Comp Electronics	18	18
54	Nalla Malla Reddy Engg college Divyanagar, Ghatkesar (M), Kachavanisinagaram (PO) R.R Dist. JNTU	M.Tech	ECE (VLSI)	18	18
55	Nishitha college of Engg & Tech Kandukur, R.R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI	18 18	36
56	PRRM Engineering College, Shabad, Ranga Reddy Dist.,- 509 217 JNTU	M.Tech.	EEE – Power Electronics VLSI	18 18	36
57	Royal Inst of Tech & Sci Demargidda, Chevella, R.R Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Digital sys & Comp Elect CSE	18 18	36
58	Sree Nidhi Institute of Science & Tech., Yannampet, Ghatkesar (M), R.R. Dist., – 501 301 JNTU	M.Tech.	ME – CAD/CAM ECE – Digital Syst. &Comp. Elect EEE – Electrical & PowerEngg. CSE – Software Engg. Bio-Technology VLSI & Embedded System	18 18 18 18 18 18	108
59	Sri Datta Institute of Engg & Science Sheriguda, Ibrahimpatnam, R.R dist- 501 506 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
60	Sri Indu college of Engg & Tech Sheriguda, R.R Dist- 501 510 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Digital Electronics & communication Systems Digital systems & computer Elect Computer Sci	18 18 18 18	72
61	SSJ Engineering college Vattinagulapalli, Rajendranagar, R.R. Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Software Engg	18	18
62	Vardhaman college of Engg Kacharam, Shamshabad (M) R.R Dist- 501 218 JNTU	M.Tech	Wireless and Mobile communication Power Elect & Elect drives CSE	18 18 18	54
63	Vidya vikas Inst of Techs Chevella, R.R Dist- 501 503 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Embedded system	18 18	36
64	VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engg., & Tech., Bachupally, Via Kukatpally, Bollaram, RR. Dist –530 072. JNTU	M.Tech.	ME – Adv. Manfg. Systems EEE – Power Electronics ECE – VLSI System Design Software Engg. Embedded systems- ECEHigh way Engg	18 18 18 18 18 18	108
65	Balaji Inst of Tech & Sci Maheswaram, Narsampet, Warangal JNTU	M.Tech	Digital sys & Comp Elect Comp Sci & Engg	18 18	36
66	Jayamukhi Institute of Technological Science Muqdumpuram, ChennaraopetNarsampet, Warangal JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Software Engg	18 18	36
67	Kakatiya Institute of Tech & Science Erragattuhilath,, Bhimaram (V) Hasanparthi (M),Hanamkonda, Warangal Dist. JNTU	M.Tech	Structural & Construction Engg Design Engg Software Engg Digital Communication VLSI & Embedded Systems	24 24 25 25 18	116
68	Ramappa Engg. College, Shampetjagir, Hunter Road, Hanamkonda, Warangal Dist.,- 506 001 JNTU	M.Tech	Software Engineering Digital Systems & Comp Elect Computer Science & Engg Embedded Systems High Voltage Engg Control systems	18 18 18 18 18 18	108
69	S R Engineering college, Ananthasagar, Hasanparhty, Warangal JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded system Power electronics	18 18	36
70	Vaagdevi College of Engg. Bollikunta (PO), Warangal dist.,- 506 005. JNTU	M.Tech	EEE – Power Electronics CSE- Com. Science & Engg Digital Systems & Computer Elect. VLSI system design	18 18 18 18	72

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S.No.	College Name & Address	Course Name	Name of the specialization	Intake	Total
1	Aditya Engg collee, Surampalem, Peddapuram, E.Godavari Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Computer Sci &Engg VLSI Design	18 18	36
2	Godavari Inst., of Engg. & Tech., Rajahmundry, NH-5, Chaitanyanagar, East Godavari Dist.- 533 294. JNTU	M.Tech.	CSE – Software Engg. Power Syst.(High Voltage) CAD/CAM Digital Electronics & Communication Systems Computer Scie & Engg	18 18 18 18 18	90
3	JNTU college of Engg Kakinada E.G.Dist. JNTU	M.TechCIVIL &M.Tech(EEE) & M.Tech(M.E) &M.Tech (ECE) &M.Tech(CSE) M.Tech	Structural Engg Soil Mechanics & foundation Engg Advanced Power systems Electrical power systems (high volt) CAD/CAM Machine Design Computers & Communications Computer ScienceInstrumentation & controls		162
4	Kakinada Inst of Engg & Tech Talrevu, Kakinada E.G.Dist. JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Design	18	18
5	Pragathi Engg collegeADB Road, Surampalem, Peddapuram, E.Godavari Dist- 533 437 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
6	ANU CollegeNagarjuna Nagar Guntur ANU	M.Tech/M.E	Computer science Bio-Technology		60
7	Bapatla Engg., College Bapatla, Guntur Dist. – 522 101. ANU	M.Tech.	C&S Processing CAD/CAM CSE	18 18 18	54
8	K.L.College of Engg., Vaddeswaram, Guntur Dist.522 502. ANU	M.Tech	C.S.E. Comm. & Radar Engg. Power Syst. & Power Elec. C.I.M Industrial Engg.	25 18 18 18 18	97
9	Nalanda Insti of Engg & Tech Siddarthanagar, Kantepudi, Sathenapally, Guntur Dist- 522 438 JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded systems CSE Digital Electronics & Comm CSE	18 18 18 18	72
10	Narasaraopet Engg., College Kotappakonda Road, Yellamanda(Post) Narasaraopet (M)- 522 601. Guntur Dist JNTU	M.Tech.	EEE – Power & Ind. Drives ECE – Digital Elect. &Comm. Systs. Computer Science & Engg Digital systems & Computer Elect	18 18 18 18	72
11	RVR & JC College of Engg., Chandramoulipuram, Chowdavaram, Guntur – 019, Guntur Dist.,- 522 019 ANU	M.Tech.	C.S.E. CAD/CAM Power Syst. Engg. Structural Engg.	25 18 18 18	79
12	Vignan Engg., College Vadlamudi, Guntur Dist.- 522213. JNTU	M.Tech.	Chemical Engg ME – Machine Design Power Elec. & Drives Computer Scie & Engg Embedded systems	18 18 18 18 18	90
13	Gudlavalleru Engg., College, Gudlavalleru, Krishna Dist., – 521 356. JNTU	M.Tech.	ECE – Digital Elect. & Comm. Syst. CSE Embedded system	18 18 18	54
14	Lakireddy Balireddy college of Engg Mylavaram, Krishna Dist JNTU	M.Tech	ECE CSE	18 18	36
15	Nimra college of Engg & Tech Jupudi, Ibrahimpatnam Krishna Dist- 521 456 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE CAD/CAM VLSI design Power Elect & Ind drives IT	18 18 18 18 18	90
16	Prasad V Potluri Siddartha insti of Tech Kanur, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist – 520007 JNTU	M.Tech	CSE Machine Design	18 18	36
17	V.R.Siddhartha College of Engg., Kanur, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist.,- 520 007 ANU	M.Tech.	Structural Engg. power systemEngg. Communication & signalprocessing CSE CAD/CAM	10 18 18 18 18	82
18	QIS Colleg of Engg., & Tech., Pandur Road, Vengamukkalapalem (V), Ongole – 523 272, Prakasm Dist., JNTU	M.Tech.	ECE – Digital Electronics& Commn. Syst Computer Science & Engg Machine Design.	18 18 18	54
19	St.Anns college of Engg & Tech Challareddipalem, Vetapalem, Chirala, Prakasam (To be treated as NM) JNTU	M.Tech	CSE	18	18
20	Aditya Inst of Tech &Mgt Tekkali, Srikakulam Dist JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI System Design	18 18	36
21	GMR Inst of Tech Rajam,Srikakulam Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Power & Industrial Drives Transport Engg CAD/CAM	18 18 18	54
22	Avanthi Inst., of Engg. & Tech., Tamaram (V) Makavarapalem (M), Narsipatnam (RD), Visakhapatnam – 531 113 JNTU	M.Tech.,	Software Engg. CSE VLSI design IT	18 18 18 18	72
23	Chaitanya Engg college Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam JNTU	M.Tech	Electronics & Digital comm.	18	18
24	College of Engineering,Gandhi Inst. of Tech. & Mgt, Gandhi Nagar Campus Rushikonda, Visakapatnam – 530 045 (given Deemed University status) AU	M.TechM.E	CAD/CAM Industrial Engg Information Tech Power Systems & Automation Structural Engg (Disaster Mgt) Bio-Medical Engg Computer Sci & Tech Machine Design & Farm Machine Radar & Microwave Engg		157
25	GVP College of Engg., Madhurawada, PMP colony Visakhapatnam.- 530 041. JNTU	M.Tech.	EEE – Power Syst. Cont. &Auto. CHEM-Chemical Engg. CSE – Computer Science& Engg.ME – CAD/CAMSoftware Engg Infrastructure	18 18 18 18 18 18	108
26	University college of Engineering Andhra University, Visakhapatnam AU	M.E/M.Tech	Industrial Metallurgy Marine Engg & Mech Handling CAD/CAM Electronics Instrumentation Environmental Engg & Mgt Heat Transfer in Energy system Industrial Engg Machine DesignStructural Engg Bio TechChemical Engg Computer Sc & Engg Computer Sc & Tech Digital systemsGe		468
27	Vignan Inst of Information Tech Vadlapudi, Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam JNTU	M.Tech	CSE ECE	18 18	36
28	Gokul Inst of Tech & Science Bobbili, Vizianagaram Dist JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI & Embedded System Neural Networks	18 18	36
29	Maharaja Vijayaram Gajapati Raj College of Engg., Chintalavalasa, Vizianagaram dist.- 535 005. JNTU	M.Tech.	ME – Machine Design	18	18
30	St. Theressa Inst of Engg & tech Garividi, Chipurupalli, Vijayanagaram Dist- 535 101 JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Design Power Electronic Drives Comp Sci Engg	18 18 18	54
31	Akula Sree Ramulu college of Engg Tetali, Pydiparru, Tanuku, W.Godavari JNTU	M.Tech	CSE VLSI Design	18 18	36
32	Nova college of Engg & Tech Vegavaram, Jangareddigudem, W.Godavari Dist- 534447 JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI Design CSE Embedded Systems Power electronics Software Engg	18 18 18 18 18	90
33	Sasi Inst of Tech & Engg Tadepalligudem, W.Godavari Dist JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI & Embedded system	18	18
34	Shri Vishnu college for women Bhimavaram, W.Godavari JNTU	M.Tech	Power Electronics VLSI Design	18 18	36
35	Sri Vasavi Engg college Pedathadepalli, W.Godavari Dist JNTU	M.Tech	Embedded systems CSE	18 18	36
36	SRKR Engg., College Chinna Amiram, Bhimavaram, West Godavari Dist.,- 534 204 AU	M.E. / M.Tech.	M.E. (CAD/CAM) IT M.E. (Structural Engg.) M.Tech. Computer ScienceEngg M.Tech. ECE	18 18 18 18 18	90
37	Swarnandhra college of Engg & Tech Seetharampuram, Narsapur, W.Godavari JNTU	M.Tech	VLSI CSE	18 18	36

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