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Time of India
3 days ago
- General
- Time of India
PERA CET Result 2025 announced at peraindia.in; check direct link here
PERA CET Result 2025 declared, counselling details to be released soon PERA CET Result 2025: The Preeminent Education and Research Association (PERA) announced the PERA CET Result 2025 on May 31, 2025. Candidates who appeared for the entrance exam conducted from May 22 to May 24, 2025, can now access their results on the official website, The result includes the candidate's marks, rank, roll number, and qualifying status. Thousands of aspirants appeared for the exam, and qualified candidates will soon be informed about the counselling process via email or phone. While the overall pass percentage has not been released, the declared results mark a key milestone for students aiming to enter private universities in Maharashtra. Details mentioned in the PERA CET 2025 result The result includes vital information such as the candidate's total score, subject-wise marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, rank, roll number, category, date of birth, gender, and application number. A merit list will be released based on these scores, with separate lists for different categories. Steps to check PERA CET Result 2025 online Step 1: Visit the official website at Step 2: Click on the PERA CET 2025 result link. Step 3: Enter your username and password. Step 4: Click on the download option to view the result. Step 5: Save or print the scorecard for future use. Direct link to check PERA CET Result 2025 Next steps for successful candidates Shortlisted candidates will be called for counselling. The cutoff list, released after each counselling round, will vary by course and institute. The PERA CET score is valid for admission into 21 participating institutes, including MIT ADT University, FLAME University, and D Y Patil University. Candidates are advised to check regularly for further updates. Ready to empower your child for the AI era? Join our program now! Hurry, only a few seats left.
Hindustan Times
07-05-2025
- General
- Hindustan Times
Early class 12 results trigger rush for college admissions; cut-offs for degree courses may decrease
With the state board announcing the class 12 results early, the rush for admissions to undergraduate courses at universities and autonomous colleges in the city is about to begin. Due to a drop in overall results, it is expected that the eligibility marks for traditional degree courses may also decrease slightly. Class 12 is a significant academic milestone for students aspiring to pursue higher education. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO) Prof Rajendra Zunjarrao, principal, Modern College, Shivaji Nagar, said, 'This year, the overall class 12 result is slightly lower, which may lead to a 1 to 2% drop in eligibility cut-off scores. Also, since the results have been declared earlier than usual, the admission process for the first-year degree programmes is expected to begin earlier compared to previous years.' At Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), the admission process for various undergraduate programmes has already begun. The university will conduct its entrance examination for these programmes online on May 15. Detailed information regarding the entrance test and admission process is available on the university's official website. 'Our aim is to complete the admission process by the end of June,' said professor Parag Kalkar, pro-vice chancellor, SPPU. Class 12 is a significant academic milestone for students aspiring to pursue higher education. Upon passing their class 12 examinations, students typically explore both traditional degree courses as well as professional programmes in fields such as engineering, medicine, pharmacy, and management. However, admissions to most professional courses require students to take separate entrance examinations. In Maharashtra, these entrance exams are conducted by the State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell. Additionally, universities like SPPU and various private universities conduct their own entrance tests for admission to different undergraduate programmes. The admission process for these courses begins only after the respective entrance exam results are declared. The Preeminent Education and Research Association (PERA), which represents 29 private universities in Maharashtra, will conduct its common entrance exam, PERA CET, between May 22 and May 24. The results of this exam will be announced on May 31. 'These private universities offer a wide range of modern programmes that foster creativity, research, and entrepreneurship among students, especially in engineering and management disciplines,' said Mangesh Karad, president of PERA and executive director of MIT ADT University. Following the announcement of class 12 results by the Maharashtra State Board, the admission process for the first year of traditional undergraduate programmes in the Arts, Commerce and Science streams will also begin in the coming days.
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Colorado lawmakers consider Prop 130 implementation bill in final days of session
A Lakewood police vehicle is parked outside the Lakewood Public Safety Center on June 28, 2020. (Quentin Young/Colorado Newsline) The Colorado Legislature intends to use investment revenue to pay for the implementation of Proposition 130, the measure voters approved last fall to direct $350 million to law enforcement. Under a bill nearing final passage, local law enforcement agencies would get at least $15,000 per year to use for recruitment, continuing education and additional compensation. Surviving spouses or family members of an officer killed during duty would receive a $1 million survivor's benefit. To pay for it, members of the bipartisan Joint Budget Committee want to send $500 million to the Public Employees Retirement Association to invest. 'The bill before you represents a fair and faithful, balanced implementation of the voters' intent, while ensuring that we can continue to fund equally-important priorities across our state budget and maintain our necessary reserves,' Rep. Shannon Bird, a Westminster Democrat, told the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday. SUBSCRIBE: GET THE MORNING HEADLINES DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX Proposition 130, backed by the conservative nonprofit Advance Colorado, passed with about 53% of the vote last November. That means lawmakers needed to grapple with its implementation during an ultra-tight budget year in which they already faced a $1.2 billion gap. Senate Bill 25-310 would establish the Peace Officer Support and Training Fund, which would receive an initial transfer of $15 million in general fund money next year. Then, $500 million from the state's general fund reserve — money set aside as a buffer for emergencies — would get sent to PERA to invest. Up to $35 million generated from that investment would be sent to the support fund annually, and other revenue would be used to offset a portion of what the state owes to PERA for pension liability every year. The plan is to always have $15 million per year in the law enforcement support fund. Rep. Rick Taggart, a Grand Junction Republican, said that the average return on PERA investments is about 7%. An expected average annual return of $35 million on the investment would mean the Legislature would fulfill its $350 million obligation under Proposition 130 in 10 years. 'This is how we are using our existing state assets to generate revenues to meet the voters' intent,' Bird said. Local law enforcement agencies would get at least $15,000 per year, and if there is enough revenue available, additional money using a formula based on department size. That would begin in December 2026. Agencies would need to prove compliance with allowable spending through an annual audit. Adam Turk with the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police told lawmakers in committee that the funding mechanism would not kick in fast enough. 'The funding structure as currently written, delays the impact of this critical investment far beyond the time frame in which departments need it most,' he said. 'The timeline does not align with the pressing public safety, staffing and resource challenges agencies are facing today. Proposition 130 was passed by voters with the expectation that the funding would help stabilize and strengthen law enforcement capacity now, not decades into the future.' The Colorado Municipal League, Colorado Counties Inc. County Sheriffs of Colorado and the Colorado Fraternal Order of Police support the bill. It passed the Senate unanimously on Tuesday. It needs to clear the House floor, including debate and preliminary voice vote followed by a final recorded vote on a separate day, before the end of the legislative session on May 7. Representatives began that debate on Thursday, but the preliminary vote was delayed on that day and again on Friday morning. SUPPORT: YOU MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE
Business Recorder
23-04-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Mineral resources: CM Maryam seeks feasible plan for local, foreign investors
LAHORE: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif has directed to prepare an easy and feasible plan for the local and foreign investors. She further directed to ensure effective surveillance of mineral resources in Punjab. She chaired a meeting of the Mines and Minerals department in which the proposal of a special economic zone for value-added products from rock salt was reviewed. The Chief Minister sought a comprehensive business plan related to Pulsar Gold and Iron project. The meeting also reviewed prospects regarding declaration of a special economic zone in Quaidabad as tax-free for 10 years. Basic infrastructure will also be provided in Quaidabad Special Economic Zone. The Chief Minister was informed in a briefing that priority will be given to export pink salt in the shape of value-added products instead of raw material. An estimate of 261 million tonnes of iron ore reserves has been carried out in Chiniot. It was further apprised that 33,000 kilograms of gold can be obtained from the Pulsar Gold Project. The Environment Protection Agency has also given approval for the Pulsar Gold Project. Moreover, the CM while chairing a special meeting for a briefing on Punjab Enforcement & Regulatory Authority (PERA) directed to make the authority functional across Punjab by 30th September. The CM said, 'PERA will eliminate encroachments besides carrying out price control and other matters, enforcement stations will be established across the province under the Authority.' She highlighted, 'Punjab Enforcement & Regulatory Authority will be functional in Lahore Division in May, while it will be made functional in all divisional headquarters by August 14.' The CM was briefed by Director General PERA that initial training of 519 enforcement officers and relevant staff has been completed. She directed the relevant authorities to establish training wing of Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
23-04-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
CM wants PERA to become fully functional by Sept 30
LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz presided over a meeting in Lahore on Tuesday regarding different operations of Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) in Lahore. A comprehensive and detailed briefing was given to the participants of the meeting about Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority. During the meeting, the Chief Minister directed relevant officials to take all measures to make PERA fully functional across the province till September 30, 2025. Under the PERA, different enforcement stations will be established across the province. PERA will take effective measures for price control, removal of encroachments and other relevant matters. It was informed that PERA will be fully functional in Lahore Division by May 2025 and it will be fully functional in all divisional headquarters of the province till August 14, 2025. As many as 159 officials and other staff completed initial training about PERA. It was decided during the meeting that a training wing will be established under Pakistan Enforcement and Regulatory Authority. Director-General Pakistan Enforcement and Regulatory Authority were apprised about the working of staff and establishment of its offices in the province. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
