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Mangalore: St Aloysius granted 'Community College' status by UGC

  •   Fri, Oct 25 2013 01:47:43 PM

Mangalore: St Aloysius granted 'Community College' status by UGC

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore
With Inputs from Media Release

Mangalore, Oct 25: City-based St Aloysius College (autonomous) has been granted 'Community College' status from the present academic year (2013-14) by UGC on the recommendation of the state government.

This was announced by Fr Swebert D'Silva, principal of the College at a press meet here on Friday October 25.

The unique scheme of the government of India offers a great opportunity for those who are deprived of degree education after their PU course to pursue higher education which is job-oriented.

The programme will be administered in three stages - certificate, diploma and associate degree.

Certificate and diploma courses will have 6 months’ duration each and the associate degree will have a duration of one year. The student can get into a job after completing any of the above mentioned stages.

A sum of Rs 40 lac has been sanctioned for this programme.

The college presently offers two certificate/diploma programmes - computer animation and networking, and travel and tourism - for a period of 6 months, with a course duration of 240 hours each. The minimum qualification is PUC.

The programme runs with industry partnership with a job guarantee. The courses will include classroom teaching, practicals and industry internships with an allowance of Rs 1,000 per month granted to each student during internship. There will be no course fee.

The principal of the College has appealed to all those who are seeking jobs and who cannot pursue higher education to make use of this unique opportunity.

Fr Swebert D’Silva, principal; Dr A Lourdusamy, coordinator; Dr A M Narahari, registrar; John D’Silva, vice-principal; Santosh Notegar, course coordinator were present at the press meet.
  

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  • FR FELIX MONTEIRO, BADYAR, MANGALORE

    Sat, Oct 26 2013

    Dear Rev. Fr Sweebert-Principal, Mr John D'Silva-Vice principal and the entire team, congratulations as you are rewarded with "Community College" prestigious status from UGC. May the glory of St Aloysius reach to the sky under your able leadership. (Fr Felix-ex-student)

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    Congratulation to the persons responsible to obtain Community College status to our popular St.Aloysius College,Mangalore by UGC.All the best.Thanq

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    Those who cannot pursue University degree due to financial stringency, here is the opportunity " free of cost" courses with JOB Guarantee.

    Students, after completing these course and getting employment, still pursue University Degree education either by attending night college or correspondence,depends on the place of work place.

    Thanks SAC for contributing your service to mankind through education and special thks to Jesuit Community, Mangalore for your relentless selfless service.

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  • stephen quadros permude, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    Congratulations and all the best

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  • KN Lobo, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    Congratulations to St Aloysius College. Recognition after recognition CPE - College with Potential for Excellence by UGC, Star College, Status of Degree Awarding College by MHRD, Community College, ..etc. Great Going...Great Efforts!!

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    The seed sown by The nine Jesuits on The Idgah Hill over one hundred and thirty years ago has borne abundant fruit. History spells out that the Jesuits Fathers of sacred memory had a student strength of about forty when they started the educational work and today St. Aloysius can boast of their achievement. Perhaps the student strength is fourteen thousand - all because of the efforts of The Jesuits who have worked relentlessly to bring out the best out of their students.
    The recent growth has been phenomenal. Various disciplines - The Beeri complex which compares with the best in the country are amongst a few achievements of the Jesuits.
    I proudly claim that I am an alumnus of this mighty institution. I was given the privilege of raising the centenary toast in the year 1980
    The best gift one can give another is the gift of education and this is what we have from The Jesuit Fathers.
    We have now Father Swebert D'Silva - The Principal who has been called upon to guide the future destiny of this mighty venture.
    I join several others in saluting the teaching staff of S.A.C. Long live St. Aloysius.
    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Victor, mangalore/dubai

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    Congratulations....one of the best education college & famous landmark of mangalore history...once again congrats to all the team members.....KEEP GOING.

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  • Robert George, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 25 2013

    It is another milestone in the long service my alma mater has rendered to society. People must take advantage of this unique opportunity. I congratulate Fr. Swebert D'Silva, the principal of the college, and state government authorities for their benevolence and efforts.

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