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Time of India
29-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Mission Admission seminar guides students for bachelor's, MBBS & other courses abroad
Pune: From questions about internships to securing the best scholarships, queries related to MBBS admissions abroad and bachelor's programmes in Germany were addressed on Sunday as part of the Mission Admission, an initiative by The Times of India and Astute Academy. The seminars were conducted in two sessions by chairman of Astute Academy, Tushar Deoras, at the Progressive Education Society's auditorium. The first seminar, at 10.30am, covered the Free Germany-English Medium Bachelor's programmes. Deoras said Germany is the world's third-largest economy and a developed country. He explained the complete admission criteria of Germany in prestigious Technical Universities (TUs), Technical Universities (TU) of Applied Science and Applied Science Public Universities. Deoras said, "One of the highlights of the course is that students are not required to take the most challenging Feststellungsprüfung (FSP) exam. The FSP is an assessment test for international students seeking to study at German universities to be taken after the Studienkolleg. Additionally, before students fly from India, Astute will obtain a university admission letter and a Studienkolleg admission letter, which is a rare and unique achievement." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 motivi per rottamare ora la caldaia per una pompa di calore Aira Scopri di più Undo You Can Also Check: Pune AQI | Weather in Pune | Bank Holidays in Pune | Public Holidays in Pune Students who passed Standard XII can join colleges in Sept/Oct 2025. Deoras said Germany offered the fastest citizenship route and was one of the most sought-after European countries. During the second seminar, which started around 12.30pm, Deoras guided the audience regarding medical post-graduation in the USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand, the only countries accepted by the National Medical Commission. A parent, whose daughter is in the third year of MBBS and willing to pursue PG abroad, said, "We are confused regarding her admission for PG, whether it should be done from India or abroad. The money factor is huge, but we are very keen on taking specialised training in universities abroad." Deoras guided the parent regarding the specific query and stated that PG admissions in India would also cost around Rs 30 to 40 lakh. If the applications are made to universities with proper guidance and advance planning, the PG programme abroad was possible. Deoras explained many pathway programmes for students of biological sciences like Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Biotechnology, Biology, Microbiology, Physiotherapy and other courses to practice Allopathy in the USA.
Time of India
06-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Mission Admission 2025: How engineering curriculum adapts to Artificial Intelligence, industry needs
Bengaluru: Artificial Intelligence won't take your job, someone who knows AI will. When the panel at Mission Admission summarised the changing scenario of engineering, hundreds of students listened ardently to the evolving curriculum in colleges. The session was moderated by Atul Batra, ex-chairperson, Nasscom Product Council. KN Subramanya, principal of RV College of Engineering, said the knowledge students acquire in the first year becomes outdated by the time they graduate. Therefore, engineering education now focuses on both knowledge and skills, ensuring students can adapt to future changes. Today's curriculum is flexible, allowing students from one branch to take minors or honours in emerging fields such as cloud computing or cybersecurity. Udaya Kumar Reddy KR, dean of school of engineering, Dayananda School of Engineering, said while AI tools like ChatGPT can help, they should augment, not replace, foundational knowledge. He emphasised the importance of asking smart questions and understanding where to draw the line to avoid over-reliance on AI and preserve critical thinking skills. The panel also discussed how teaching methods in engineering are changing — traditional lectures are being replaced by more interactive and experiential learning. This includes group projects, hackathons, internships and industry collaborations from early years. Students are encouraged to solve real-world problems and develop innovative solutions. Seshachalam D, vice-principal, BMS College of Engineering, explained: "If industry and academia jointly tackle Bengaluru's traffic or waste management, research becomes impactful." However, challenges remain, the panelists observed. Institutions need to invest in modern infrastructure and ensure faculty are trained in new technologies. Collaboration with industry is essential, not just for short-term projects but for building centres of excellence focused on research and innovation. — Raksha Hosur Pradeep & Prathikaa V Shastry Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Eid wishes , messages , and quotes !
Time of India
04-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Need help for college admission? Head to this Bengaluru event
Bengaluru: Don't miss The Times of India's flagship education initiative, Mission Admission 2025, at JN Tata Auditorium, IISc campus, Malleswaram, Friday. Aimed at students and parents navigating the college admission journey, the event promises expert insights and timely guidance. The event will be inaugurated by Mohammad Mohsin, principal secretary, medical education, who will deliver the keynote address. S Sadagopan, former director, IIIT-B, whose name is synonymous with Mission Admission initiative over the years, will briefly address the audience. There will be counselling guidance sessions for CET and NEET state quota seats by R Manjunatha, joint controller of examinations and PRO, Karnataka Examinations Authority. S Kumar, executive secretary of ComedK, will speak on ComedK counselling process. Pradeep Eshwar, founder of Parishrama NEET Academy, will share valuable insights on cracking NEET. For students and parents looking to choose the right course in engineering or liberal arts, commerce, business studies and design, there will be two panel discussions where academicians and industry experts will underline the top trends and job opportunities in each of these streams. Entry is free. For details and registration, visit or scan the QR code.
