Let's start with a cartoon about an insomniac programmer (Abstruse Goose).
IIM-K becomes the first IIM to breach the 30 percent barrier for women in an MBA class. Its class of 2012 has 100 women and 200 men.
T. Vasu Babu: One Night @IISc. Spooky!
Delhi University enters the 21st century -- but only selectively -- by introducing the semester system for its science courses.
In a move similar to the one it took when scandal and fraud hit Satyam, the Government of India has effectively taken over the Medical Council of India.
Let's end with a cartoon on successful blogging (xkcd).
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
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If not the semester system, what academic term does the Delhi University follow? Is it a quarter system (unlikely), or horror, a year-long term? Why is there so much opposition to changing to a semester system? What other universities in India still follow anything other than a semester system?
The 30-percent *barrier*
Your way of putting it has me imagining physical walls running down 1/3 of each classroom at the IIX with warders and enforcers chucking out any lady that dares to climb across :-)
thx,
Jai
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