The deadline for applying for non-NEET courses, including BTech, BSc, BPharm, and LLB under the sports quota, has been extended by the Puducherry Directorate of Higher and Technical Education to June 10. The updated list of sports disciplines that qualify has also been released by the Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC). According to the updated list, 65 different sports will be taken into account for admission under the meritorious sports quota.

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On the other hand, editing tools will no longer be available to individuals who completed their registration before May 31. The registration will be frozen starting on June 1. Candidates will be notified via their dashboards if differences are discovered in the previously submitted application form during the registration process. There will be ample opportunity for applicants to correct any errors on the admission form.

The grievance option on their dashboard on the CENTAC portal, along with their sports credentials, is how candidates who become qualified under any of the recently added sports disciplines are supposed to submit their requests. Candidates can visit www.centacpuducherry.in, use the Grievances option on the login dashboard, or call the helpline at 0413-2655570 for further information, according to the statement.

CENTAC: A list of recently added sports disciplines

Candidates can view a comprehensive list of sports disciplines considered eligible for the CENTAC 2024 admissions procedure.

The Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC) Puducherry has announced significant updates regarding the admission process for non-NEET courses, including BTech, LLB, agriculture, and pharmacy. Notably, the committee will now consider 65 different sports disciplines for admission under the sports quota.

The deadline for applying for these courses has been extended to June 10 by the Puducherry Directorate of Higher and Technical Education. This extension aims to accommodate candidates from newly added sports disciplines and those who faced delays in obtaining necessary certificates. The CENTAC portal has also implemented measures to ensure a smooth registration process, including a grievance option for candidates to address any discrepancies in their applications.

Conclusion

The extension of the application deadline to June 10 and the inclusion of 65 different sports disciplines under the CENTAC Puducherry admission process for non-NEET courses provide an excellent opportunity for aspiring students. This decision ensures that candidates from diverse sports backgrounds have ample time to complete their applications and submit the necessary documents. With the updated registration process and grievance options, candidates can address any issues promptly, ensuring a fair and comprehensive evaluation. Stay informed by visiting the official CENTAC Puducherry website and take advantage of the extended deadline to secure your place in your desired course.

BITS Pilani signed an agreement with the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (DIAT) in Pune, on December 4. The areas of knowledge-sharing activities undertaken include workshops, seminars, and conferences to be conducted on national security fields, according to a statement from BITS Pilani.

The BITS Pilani statement also says that joint research work will be an area of focus for this collaboration. The Center for Research Excellence in National Security (CRENS) established at the BITS Pilani will facilitate the partnership.

Both institutes will also undertake research projects including short-term consultancy assignments to deal with industry issues and long-term initiatives to explore emerging and future areas. The collaborations will include the usage of lab infrastructures, faculty members, and research scholars.

BITS Pilani vice chancellor Ramgopal Rao was critical of the tie-up and stated: “Our partnership with DIAT Pune reflects a shared vision that through research and innovation, we can synergistically elevate the defence capability of India and give a technological push to India. Through CRENS we intend to address the veritable challenges and bring about self-reliance in the strategic sectors.

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BHVS Narayana Murthy, vice chancellor of DIAT Pune, stated: “DIAT Pune focuses on developing India’s technological defence capabilities by focused research, innovation, and skill development. BITS Pilani has always led the way for innovation, and our tie-up with the esteemed university will enable us to share resources and expertise to address many of the problems that are now challenging National Security and facilitate an ecosystem of collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship.”

Conclusion

The partnership between BITS Pilani and DIAT Pune is a significant step forward in strengthening India’s national security and technological landscape. Through combining research, innovation, and skill development expertise, the two institutions aim to address critical challenges and enhance India’s defence capabilities. Initiatives such as joint research, certificate courses, and resource sharing will foster innovation and self-reliance in this collaboration. This partnership not only shows the importance of academia-industry synergy but also creates a benchmark for strategic collaborations in the building of a technologically robust and secure future for India.