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Cochin University of Science and Technology Academic Admissions 2011 Prospectus 1 COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC ADMISSIONS 2011 PROSPECTUS 2 CONTENTS v About the University v Eligibility Criteria v Teaching Departments v Courses of Study v Auxiliary Centers v Schedule of Fees v Subject-wise Eligibility for Post Graduate v Recognized Research Institutions Programmes v Recognized Institutions v CAT 2011- Contact Details v Academic and Student Services v CAT 2011-Test Centres v Unit for International Relations and Academic v Important Points At A Glance Admissions v Who Can Apply for Common Admission Test v How to Register Online for CAT 2011 (CAT) v Admission Procedure v Application Fee Details v Reservations v Important Dates and Time Table of CAT 2011 v Hostel Facilities v Campus Discipline 3 ABOUT CUSAT CHANCELLOR Shri. R.S.Gavai, Governor of Kerala PRO-CHANCELLOR Shri. M.A.Baby, Minister for Education VICE-CHANCELLOR Dr. Ramachandran Thekkedath PRO-VICE-CHANCELLOR Dr. Godfrey Louis REGISTRAR Dr. N. Chandramohanakumar FINANCE OFFICER Shri. Sebastian Ouseph CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS Dr. Philip Kurian THE UNIVERSITY VISION In keeping with the motto of the University; “Tejasvinavadhithamastu”, which conveys, “May learning illumine us both, the teacher and the taught”, the atmosphere in the campus is vibrant and intellectual. Cochin University of Science & Technology (CUSAT) is always on the move, girding up its loins with grit and determination to unravel the myriad, unexplored mysteries of knowledge. EVOLUTION Originally known as University of Cochin, the University came into being in 1971 through an Act of the Legislature resultant to a concerted campaign for quality postgraduate education in the State of Kerala. Reorganization of the University into Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) saw the fulfillment of the aspirations of the pioneers that spearheaded the movement for establishment of a Science & 4 Technology University in the State. The process of reorientation resulted in redefining the objectives as “the promotion of graduate and post graduate studies and advanced research in applied science, technology, industry, commerce, management and social science.” The Syndicate, Academic Council and Senate are the Principal Authorities of the University. The academic structure comprises of nine Faculties viz. Engineering, Environmental Studies, Humanities, Law, Marine Science, Medical Sciences and Technology, Science, Social Science and Technology. There are Boards of Studies in different Faculties also. A Sophisticated Test and Instrumentation Centre (STIC) was established in 1996 in collaboration with the Government of Kerala. The Government of Kerala has recently established three inter-university centres in CUSAT, in the areas of Nanotechnology, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Marine Biotechnology. In addition to the support from the state Government, these centres get massive funding from the Department of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Human Resources Development (HRD), Government of India. The Union Ministry of HRD has declared the School of Legal Studies as a Depository of IPR and an IPR chair has been introduced. Another prestigious chair introduced by the Ministry of HRD is the Rajiv Gandhi Chair on Sustainable Development. By giving recognition to several well-established premier research institutions in the country and the Southern Naval Caoomand of Indian Navy, the University has brought within its reach the resources available in these institutions for the use of the academic community. Specializations are available in almost all Faculties / Departments for higher studeis and research. PRES ENT Cast in the mould of a federal University, distinctly different from other Universities in the State, today CUSAT is a premier Science and Technology University of the country. While striving to live up to the expectations of the society, the University has made quantum leaps in its academic pursuits and has spread its wings far and wide to encompass new and emerging frontiers across the academic horizon. True to the legacy of being the most friendly state with avowed dedication to education, CUSAT is home for students from across the globe. The University rises to the expectations of student community by offering very specialized courses in Naval Architecture, Polymer Technology, Photonics, Safety and Fire Engineering and Marine Engineering apart from a host of traditional science and engineering courses. The University takes pride in the fact that it has an envious record in campus selection and is a favourite destination for many renowned MNC for recruitment. CUSAT is also proud that its alumni adorn key positions in large number of highly acclaimed R & D institutions and companies in India and abroad. This pool of highly successful and talented alumni is a living testimony to the aspirations of this University. Faculties CUSAT is academically structured into 9 faculties: Engineering, Environmental Studies, Humanities, Law, Marine Sciences, Medical Sciences & Technology, Science, Social Sciences and Technology. Teaching Departments / Schools CUSAT has at present 27 Departments of study and research offering Graduate and Post Graduate programmes across a wide spectrum of disciplines in frontier areas of engineering, science, technology, humanities, law & management. During the last four decades of its existence, CUSAT has registered steady growth and has earned recognition as one of the highly reputed and internationally acclaimed Indian Universities. The University has academic links and exchange programmes with several institutions across the globe. The emergence of CUSAT as the single Indian University to be chosen for long-term financial assistance by the Government of Netherlands under the MHO programme eloquently testifies to its proud record of academic achievements and strengths. 5 Centre of Excellence In recognition of the strength, achievement and acclaim in the area of lasers and optoelectronics, the University was selected by the UGC in 2002 for the establishment of a ‘Centre of Excellence in Lasers and Optoelectronic Science’ with the aim of producing and sustaining superior quality of education and research. Centres To encourage and promote collaborative, multi-disciplinary interaction centres in specialized thematic areas have been established by the University. Conceived as umbrella organizations for inter-faculty interaction and joint enterprises, aimed at wholesome integration, assimilation and dissemination of knowledge beyond all sectarian confines, these Centres are expected to engage themselves in unfettered intellectual pursuits. Partners in Progress Driven by its passion to venture beyond the beaten track, CUSAT has identified selected institutions of eminence as ‘Partners in Progress’. Also, it has accorded the status of ‘Recognized Institution’ to a host of professional institutions, national laboratories and research organizations of repute in the S tate. This has catalyzed the spread of quality education and has paved the way for healthy interaction between academicians and scientists. CAMPUS ES There are three separate campuses, two in Cochin and one at Pulinkunnoo, Alleppey about 65 kms south of Cochin. Main (Trikkakara) Campus The Main Campus is located 1 km off the National Highway 47 at South Kalamassery. About 180 acres in extent, it houses the academic Departments / Schools in all the Faculties (except in Marine Sciences), the Administrative Office, the University Library, the student hostels and staff quarters besides other support services. City (Lakeside) Campus The Lakeside Campus, 12 km away from the Main Campus, has an idyllic setting in the heart of the City on the estuarine water front. The Departments / Schools in the Faculty of Marine Sciences are located in this campus alongside a hostel for men students. Pulinkunnoo Campus The Pulinkunnoo Campus in Kuttanad (Alleppey District) is about 65 km away from the Main Campus. Kuttanad comprises Kerala’s serene, picturesque backwaters, the enrapturing scenic beauty of which is to be seen to be believed. The Pulinkunnoo Campus is home to the Cochin University College of Engineering, Kuttanad (CUCEK). 6 TEACHING DEPARTMENTS COCHIN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KUTTANAD (CUCEK) CUSAT Pulincunnoo Campus at Kuttanad was established in 1999 under the aegis of the University. It is situated in a serene and beautiful 42 acre campus in Pulincunnoo, Kuttanad, the rice bowl of Kerala in Alappuzha district. It offers B.Tech programmes in Computer Science, Electrical & Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering and M.C.A. Many of the faculty members have refined and sharpened their knowledge through rigorous research activities and published their findings in various national and international science and technical journals. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, THRIKKAKARA (SOE) School of Engineering was established in 1979 for offering part-time M.Tech. Programmes in the major disciplines of engineering viz. Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineering for practicing engineers in and around Cochin. Research activities were introduced in 1981 with Ph.D. Programmes. The School introduced B.Tech. Programmes in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology in 1995, which turned out to be a milestone in the growth of the School. B.Tech. in Safety and Fire Engineering was added in 1996 & Electrical & Electronics Engg.
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