Management Lacks Quality Communication With Students Of HICET, Coimbatore For Their Queries

Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology (HiCET), Coimbatore was established in the year 2000 by the Industrialist and Philanthropist, Thiru. T S R Khannaiyann of Hindusthan Educational Trust. The institution is affiliated to Anna University, Chennai. HICET, Coimbatore stands among many prestigious institutions in Coimbatore. But is the institution really worth the hype?

Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology

Many reviews and opinions given by the students and alumni of the institution shows that HICET, Coimbatore does not reach the level of standards and facilities that they claim for. All the institutions have positives and negatives about them, but showing only the positive side in the society and not making an effort to clear the negative side is a major drawback.

From the reviews, it is evident that HICET, Coimbatore does not have the high-class infrastructure facilities. The infrastructure seems to be average like present for any normal engineering college. The college infrastructure seems to stand in midway without being too bad or too good. The communication level of the college management is poor and the staff does not seem to have much cooperation with the students. They reflect the attitude of the management to avoid interaction on anything that is not beneficial for the management.

Hindusthan College Coimbatore also have minimum security for the safety of the students. This is a main negative mark for the institution as there is serious lack of security process. Students even have complaints that not even a medical first aid kit is available in the college in case of an emergency. Students feel that compared to other engineering college lack of security is a main issue at HICET,Coimbatore.

Regarding the placement activities for students, Hindusthan College Coimbatore gives an average effort. Some students remark that placements were offered for specific departments only and other department student had to find jobs on their own. As for the departments that had placements, many of the companies were from the IT field. The was average satisfaction among students regarding the placements.

There are many areas where HICET, Coimbatore has to put effort on and improve and only then they can come among the top institutions that they claim to have already become.

India’s Top Worst Private Universities; A Complied List For An Informed Decision Making – Parents & Students

Ever wondered why a university degree is so essential, especially in India, where it is natural and understood that after finishing high school, one will get enrolled in a college or a university — It is almost a given in families that can afford education for their children.

Top Worst Private Universities

Well, here is why — as we have progressed and technicalities and specialities have cropped in, more and more careers today require advanced education.

Today a college degree that provides the foundation for these specifics can be critical to success in the workplace.

According to research, it was found that earning a university degree can have a significant and expansive impact on one’s career.

As it gives one the opportunity to earn more on average, increase chances of employment, experience greater job satisfaction, prepare for the future and also give you that boost if you want to start something of your own.

Hence, we have established why a university or a college degree is essential and beneficial.

Now we will talk about some of the Indian universities or colleges that may not or are not living up to their potential.

We will check in on important criteria and aspects such that if you and your children are considering enrolling in these universities, they do so with awareness and make an informed decision.Read More

Chennai: Anna University issues notice to 225 engineering colleges

CHENNAI: Anna University has issued showcause notices to 225 engineering colleges and standalone institutions offering architecture, MBA and MCA courses found lacking in qualified faculty members and infrastructure such as labs and equipment. The university, which can de-affiliate a course or a college or reduce seats if it finds that compliance reports are not filed on time, has asked colleges to rectify discrepancies within two weeks to get the extension of affiliation.

Anna University

After a gap of two years, the university in May and June conducted physical inspection of 476 colleges which sought extension of affiliation for 2022–23.

“The committees found 225 colleges had more than 50% deficiencies in at least one programme. Most of them had much fewer faculty members than required for the sanctioned strength while some lacked lab facilities,” vice-chancellor R Velraj said.

As many as 62 colleges had dearth in infrastructure, ranging from 25% to 50%, and 23 principals were found ineligible as per the norms. “Colleges which have ineligible persons as principals need to appoint new principals as per norms. The colleges which have less than 50% discrepancies also need to file a compliance report,” he added.

The university said that 166 colleges found with less than 25% gap in infrastructure and staff would get the affiliation extended.

Professors who were part of inspection committees said some colleges reduced faculty strength and many did not pay faculty during the pandemic. “The university should follow-up on the showcause notices issued to colleges and take action like de-affiliating the course or a college found lacking the necessary infrastructure to offer degree programmes,” said E Balagurusamy, former vice-chancellor of Anna University.”For more than 10 years the same situation has been continuing. If the university had acted against these colleges in the past,these colleges would have rectified their deficiencies,” he added

Decoding Franchising Scams In India – Kewal Ahuja’s SGF Fraud Goes From Tax Irregularities To Huge Fund Siphoning

 Food franchises enjoy a large amount of popularity in India, especially among the youngsters which translates into financial success for the owners of these businesses in the modern day. On the other hand, picking the incorrect one will cost you both time and money. As the Indian franchising business is increasing in fame, so is the scams and politics in the franchising. The Kewal Ahuja instance is a shocking example for the youngsters to check on the company well enough before investing your time and money.

Spice, Grill, Flame (SGF) and owner Kewal Ahuja have been a much clean imaged business and owner in front of the public till their fraud and fund misappropriation details gets revealed. (SGF)Kewal Ahuja presented this business to the franchisees in such a way that it had looked so tempting & lucrative business with high return value in minimum frame of time. The people who were being told to leave their job or lost their jobs during this pandemic, were in need of finding an option to get their livelihood generated by some or the other means of business.

Kewal Ahuja SGF

These people and other youngsters fell for the promises given by Kewal Ahuja and invested their money in the SGF franchising. These people lost their money as the promises on profit generation were not kept and also were denied giving back their money. Moreover, the fee collected by SGF, was not reported to regulators such as Income Tax Department and GST Council under regulatory filings. SGF is non-compliant in MCA filings as well.

Kewal Ahuja SGF Fraud

The details of SGF’s statutory non-compliance are as follows:

· SGF was formed in year 2019 and first auditor was appointed on February 25th, 2019, however till march 2019, there was no available record with MCA for financial and annual filing.

· Second auditor was appointed in SGF on 31/12/2020 for the period from 1st April 2019 till march 31st 2024, there is again no available record with MCA for financial and annual filing. The first auditor resigned in just few months and second auditor was appointed in extra ordinary general meeting, which raise an alarm.

· SGF has not filed annual returns and financial statements with MCA for last 2 years which is a mandator exercise for every PVT. Ltd company in India. If there is a further non-compliance for third year, MCA may start the process of striking off suo moto. SGF has not initiated any e forms to correct the non-compliance which highlights the intent to no follow the going concern.

· SGF has filed no returns the income tax returns for the last three years. If the company is collecting franchise fee, the company should be filing the profit and loss account with the income tax department even if the net profit is NIL. This may highlight malicious intent.

· SGF has applied for 3 GST numbers. Out of these 3 GST numbers’ 2 are registered in Delhi and Haryana state and the status is INACTIVE. These GST numbers are cancelled by GST council suo moto. GST number of Mumbai is active however, there is no return filed by company since September 2021.

All those interested investors should be cautious and refrain themselves from investing in brand SGF owned by Kewal Ahuja, where cheating and doing fraud has been kept as a main criterion of the business.

7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Indonesia

 A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Tanimbar region in Indonesia on Tuesday, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said. 

The quake was at a depth of 97 kilometers (60.27 miles) below the earth’s surface, EMSC said

The earthquake was at a depth of 97 kilometers below the earth's surface 

Redmi Note 12 Turbo May Launch Soon

 The Redmi Note 12 series was first unveiled in China at the end of October. The lineup originally consists of four models. A fifth device was introduced in December. Further, three of these handsets made their way to India last week.

Redmi Note 12 Pro

Now, as per a reliable source, the company may introduce one more phone. Let’s check out the details.

According to Kacper Skrzypek, Xiaomi may release yet another Redmi Note 12 series smartphone. This device will be officially called Redmi Note 12 Turbo (not to be confused with Redmi Note 12 Pro Speed).

The tipster says that this handset is codenamed ‘marble’. It will be powered by a Qualcomm chipset. Additionally, Xiaomiui states that it will ship with MIUI 14 based on Android 13.

Unfortunately, that’s all the information he has shared so far. Hopefully, we get to learn more about this mysterious phone in the coming days. It should start popping up on certification websites once the launch nears.

For the unaware, the Redmi Note 12 Turbo is not the only unreleased Redmi Note 12 series smartphone. Xiaomi is also expected to launch Redmi Note 12 Pro 4G, which is basically a rebranded Redmi Note 10 Pro. This device was earlier planned to go official as Redmi Note 11 Pro 2023.

During the Redmi Note 12 series launch conference in India, the company said that it will keep the new Redmi Note family less cluttered. But it doesn’t appear to be like that, at least for other markets.