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Department of Pharmacy
Kathmandu University
Dhulikhel
MPharm/PharmD Entrance Result - 2010
Sunday, 29 August 2010
On basis of merit, following students are selected for interview as per schedule below:
Date: Monday, 30 August 2010
Time: 10:00 am
Venue: Department of Pharmacy (Block 12), Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel
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Industrial Pharmacy (Group) |
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RANK |
Name |
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Joshna Shrestha |
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2 |
Dinesh K.C. |
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3 |
Saraswoti Dangol |
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4 |
Shyam Raj Subedi |
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5 |
Ravi Maharjan |
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6 |
Sabita Neupane |
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7 |
Barsha Shrestha |
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8 |
Bhupendra Kumar Poudel |
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9 |
Sumit Shrestha |
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PharmD (Post Baccalaureate) |
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S. N. |
Name |
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Anjana Kumpakha |
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2 |
Binaya Sapkota |
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3 |
Rashmi Sharma |
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4 |
Sweta Shrestha |
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5 |
Upasana Acharya |
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6 |
Anurodh Ghimirey |
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7 |
Srijana Bhattarai |
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8 |
Safiur Rahman Ansari |
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9 |
Santosh Thapa |
Note: Please bring your original document at the time of interview.
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Invites
Application foradmission in
MS BY RESEARCH IN BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
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Schoolof Medical Sciences
Applicationsare invited for the MBBS/BDS programof Kathmandu University.
Eligibility Criteria
1. Completed 17years of age by 31 July 2010.
2. Completed 10+2years of education or Intermediate of Science or equivalent examination (e.g. GCSEA level courses comprising Biology, Chemistry and Physics and an AS/O levelcourse in English with at least C standing in each subject) with Physics,Chemistry, Biology and English, as main subjects and having secured not lessthan 50% marks in the subjects mentioned above put together and an overallaggregate of 50%.
OR
CompletedBachelor of Science Degree, recognized by the University, with one of thefollowing subjects viz. Physics, Chemistry, Biology and at least one otherprescribed science subject of study up to the ancillary level and having scorednot less than an overall aggregate of 50% marks, provided that such candidateshall have passed the earlier qualifying examination (10+2 or an equivalentexamination) with the subjects of Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
Or,
Completedrequisite course equivalent to I. Sc. (Biological Group) with Physics,Chemistry, Biology and English, as main subjects after Certificate Level inHealth Sciences from Dhulikhel Medical Institute, Kathmandu University andhaving secured not less than 50% marks in the subjects mentioned above puttogether and an overall aggregate of 50%,.
Application FormSubmission Process and Deadline
Theapplicant must download the application form [Click here to download] and completedapplication form along with the photocopies of the mark sheet of S.L.C. and transcriptof 10+2 or equivalent examinations, character certificate, citizenshipcertificate and bank voucher worthNRs.3,000/- (non-refundable) of NepalInvestment Bank, deposited in the name of KUSMS Saving Account Number: 0058261140 (cash is not acceptable) submit to the Dean's office, School ofMedical Sciences, Dhulikhel Hospital, Dhulikhel during office days from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM on or before August 29, 2010. Deposit can be made through any branches of NepalInvestment Bank.
Entrance Test: Date,Time and Venue
EntranceTest: September 4, 2010 Saturday
Time: 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Venue:as indicated in the Admit Card
Admit Card issue date:September 2nd and 3rd, 2010 (During 10:00 AM to 2:30)
The Curriculum
EntranceExamination for MBBS/BDS will be conducted as per the curriculum for MBBS/BDSEntrance Examination published by the Ministry of Education. Copy of thecurriculum along with the model questions is printed, published and marketed byJanak Education Materials Centre Ltd., Sanothimi, Bhaktapur.
Modality ofAdmission
Applicantwho have successfully passed KUMET and meet the above mentioned eligibilitycriteria can apply in any one of the medical/dental institutions affiliated underKathmandu University.
Admissionwill be made on the basis of performance in the Entrance Test followed byinterview. Interview will be done by the concerned institution.
TheKUMET 2010 will be valid for academic session 2010 August and 2011 February.
Note: Thosecandidates whose form is rejected will not be issued the admit card forexamination. NRs. Rs. 2500 entrance examination fee will be refunded to them.
Dean
School of MedicalSciences
Kathmandu University
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The School of Science, Kathmandu University, announces admission for graduate-level programs in the Department of Pharmacy and Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
Department of Pharmacy
Department of Environmental Science & Engineering
Download Application Form for Pharmacy / Environmental Science & Engineering
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“RenewableNepal” programme aims to stimulate applied research in renewable energy technologies, by financially supporting industry-institution partnership R&D projects. The programme is funded by NORAD and is jointly managed by Kathmandu University, Nepal, and SINTEF Energi AS (SEfAS), Norway.
Application for the position of “Provisional Project Support Staff” in RenewableNepal Programme is hereby invited from Nepalese citizens with the following minimum qualifications.
The summary of the employment conditions are:
Details about employment terms of reference can be provided upon request to the Programme office.
Applications consisting of curriculum vitae and a cover letter explaining motivation to work in the position should be submitted by email or in person no later than 26 August 2010 to the address given below. The qualification (academic, relevant work experience and others) mentioned in the CV should be authentic and the documentary evidences of these in original must be same at the time of interview. Otherwise, the qualifications will not be considered as a merit for the selection.
Female candidate will be given priority for the position
Contact address:
RenewableNepal Programme
School of Engineering,
Kathmandu University
Block 8 Room no. 506
Dhulikhel, Kavre, Nepal
Email: renewablenepal@ku.edu.np
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School of Engineering
Call for Admission
To Graduate Program
Master of Engineering (ME) Programs
ME in Mechanical Engineering
ME in Communication (Session starts from February2011)
ME in Computer Engineering
MTech in Information Technology
MS by Research in Engineering Programs
MS by Research in Mechanical Engineering
MS by Research in Computer Engineering(1 Seat – Java Bin Scholarship to work in the area of SoftwarePlanning and Management, Covers full tuition and monthly stipend)
MS by Research (Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering)
Eligibility for Application
Candidate with four-year Bachelor Degree in related field with aggregate50% marks on aggregate or CGPA of 2.5
For MTech in InformationTechnology
Candidates with score of at least 50% in aggregate or CGPA 2.5, and
· Undergraduate in Engineering / Technology /Architecture / Computer Application (with honors), or
· Total of at least 16 years of education with sciencebackground, or
· M.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,Statistics or any other related field.
Duration
2 year full-time. Part-time option for MS byResearch (3 years) is also available.
Admission Process
Submission of application form with copies of academic records,citizenship certificate and CV;
Only shortlisted applicants will be called for Interview/Entrance Exam.
Application deadline: 26th August 2010
For details, contact:
School of Engineering
Kathmandu University
P.O.Box 6250, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone :( 011)661399, 661511
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Kathmandu University
School ofMedical Sciences
Dhulikhel, Kavre
Candidates whopassed the Entrance Examination held on March 2, 2010 for MD/MS program andseeking admission in Nepal or India for the Academic Session 2010 August forthe following subjects are informed to apply at Dean's Office, School ofMedical Sciences, Dhulikhel Hospital, Dhulikhel between 10:00 am to 3:00 pmon or before 15 August 2010
To take admissionin Clinical Science subjects in India, the candidate should be eligible forregistration with the Medical Council of India.
Seatsnot filled by Nepali candidates will be awarded to the foreign candidates.
Subjects available in medical institutionsunder KU in Nepal:
1. Anatomy
2. Community Medicine
3. Forensic Medicine
4. Microbiology
5. Pathology
6. Pharmacology
Subjects available in institution in India(Manipal Hospital, Bangalore):
1. Anaesthesiology
2. Dermatology
3. Forensic Medicine
4. General Surgery
5. Internal Medicine
6. Obstetrics& Gynaecology
7. Ophthalmology
8. Orthopaedics
9. Otorhinolaryngology
10. Paediatrics
11. Psychiatry
12. Radiodiagnosis
13. Radiation Oncology
P.S. This is also to inform that MDS program in India could not be conductedin spite of our efforts due to some technical problems. The examination fee ofthe candidates who sat for the entrance examination conducted by KU on 6February 2009 will be refunded. They are requested to contact Dean's officewith the original admit card/ bank voucher on or before 22 August 2010 between10 am to 2 pm for refund. We regret for the inconveniences caused by thissituation.
Dean
Schoolof Medical Sciences
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Please click to download Report on CIMPA School 2010
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Orientation Program for First Year Students
Kathmandu University is organizing an Orientation Program for the students of Batch 2010. Students who have got admission in different Undergraduate programs of Science, Engineering and Arts at the Dhulikhel Campus as well as all faculties and staff of the university are invited to attend the program in the following date, time and venue.
Date: 12 August 2010, Thursday
Time: 10 am
Venue: C.V. Raman Auditorium, KU, Dhulikhel _____________________________________________________________
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Kathmandu University
School of Science
Interview Notice for
B.Sc. Environmental Science –Bridge Course (4th Year) Applicants
The following candidates for B.Sc. Environmental Science bridge course beginning from 15th August 2010 are invited to appear for interview on Wednesday, 11th August 2010 at 10:00am:
Venue: Block 06, Room No.: 210
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Upama K.C. |
10:00 am |
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2 |
Tanuja Shrestha |
10:10 am |
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3 |
Kalyan Pantha |
10:20 am |
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4 |
Rajendra Bhandari |
10:30 am |
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5 |
Padam Bahadur Pande |
10:40 am |
For queries contact:
Dr. Roshan M. Bajracharya
Head, Department of Environmental Science & Engineering
School of Science, Kathmandu University
isms | 01 August, 2010 11:43
SECOND
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
Third International Conference on Lie-Admissible Treatments
of Irreversible Processes (ICLATIP-3)
Dedicated to the memory of Prof. Hyo Chul Myung
Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal
December 30, 2010 - January 2, 2011, social events
January 3 to 7, 2011, conference sessions
Organized by Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal in partnership with
Nepal Mathematical Society, Nepal Physical Society, The R. M. Santilli
Foundation
web site of the conference
http://www.ku.edu.np/iclatip/
SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND
During the 20th century it was generally believed that the irreversibility over
time of our macroscopic environment was "illusory" (sic) because,
when macroscopic events are reduced to their elementary particle constituents,
irreversibility "disappears" (sic) and one recovers nice elementary
particles in the reversible conditions necessary for the applicability of
special relativity, quantum mechanics and quantum chemistry.
As part of his lifelong research in the field, the Italian American applied
mathematician Ruggero Maria Santilli (see CV, prizes and nominations at http://www.santilli-foundation.org) has proved
the following:
NO REDUCTION THEOREM: A classical system that is irreversible over time
cannot be consistently reduced to a finite number of elementary particles all
reversible over time and, voice versa, a finite number of elementary particles
all in reversible conditions cannot yield a macroscopic irreversible event
under the correspondence or other principles.
The above theorem establishes that irreversibility originates at the most
ultimate structure of nature. For instance, the irreversibility of a
spaceship during re-entry in our atmosphere originates from the nonlinear,
nonlocal-integral and nonpotential-nonhamiltonian, thus irreversible
interactions between the electron orbitals of the peripheral atoms of the
spaceship and the corresponding orbitals of the atmosphere. Similar origins
have been identified for other irreversible events, including inelastic,
thus irreversible, high energy scattering processes.
Above all, all energy releasing processes at the particle, nuclear, atomic
and chemical levels are structurally irreversible over time. Consequently,
basic advances in irreversible processes are crucial for the development, in
due time, of much needed new clean energies and fuels so, whose study is
an important aim of the Conference. Due to such a societal relevance of
irreversibility, our Foundation encourages a wide participation by
experts in different fields for communal advances.
By recalling that special relativity, quantum mechanics, quantum chemistry, and
20th century sciences in general are reversible, the above No Reduction Theorem
has far reaching implications since it has stimulated the initiation of
the broadening of the scientific knowledge of the 20the century. Another aim of
the Conference is that of identifying the status of the research in
irreversibility as well as discuss new frontiers, such as much needed new
algebras, geometries, functional analysis and other methods with such an
irreversible structure to achieve direct compatibility with
thermodynamical laws, beginning with a quantitative formulation of the entropy,
as a necessary condition for an actual representation of nature.
The significance of Lie-admissible algebras for irreversibility can be
outlined as follows. As it is well known, 20th century sciences are based
on Lie algebras with familiar product [A, B] = AB - BA] and known time
evolution for a Hermitean operator i dA/dt = AH - HA. Hence, the
reversibility of special relativity, quantum mechanics, quantum, chemistry and
other 20th century disciplines is reducible to the primitive invariance of the
Lie product under anti-Hermiticity, [A, B] = - [A, B]^+.
During his Ph. D. studies, Santilli proposed in 1967 [1] the embedding of lie
algebras in covering algebras with the first known deformed product (A, B) =
pAB - qBA , where p, q and p +/- q (called lambda and my in the original paper)
are non-null scalars, and the first known deformed time evolution idA/dt = pAH
- qHA, where the product (A, B) is Lie-admissible (as well as
Jordan-admissible) in the sense that the attached antisymmetric (symmetric)
product is Lie (Jordan.
Subsequently, when at the Department of Mathematics of Harvard University under
DOE grants ER-78-S-02-47420.A000, AS02-78ER04742, DE-ACO2-80ER10651s, Santilli
proposed in 1978 [2] the most general known Lie-admissible and
Jordan-admissible product (A, B) = ARB - BSA where R and S are
nonsingular operators, with Lie-admissible time evolution idA/dt = ARH - HSA
that is manifestly irreversible because no longer invariant under anti-Hermiticity.
A new mathematics based on generalized different units for ordered products to
the right (representing motion forward in time) and inequivalent ordered
products to the left (representing motion backward in time) had to be developed
because, when applied to Santilli's Lie-admissible formulations, the
mathematics underlying Lie's theory (conventional numerical fields, functional
analysis, differential calculus, etc.) would lead to different numerical values
under the same conditions at different times, loss over time of
Hermiticity-observability (Lopez lemma), violation of causality, and other
catastrophic inconsistencies.
Following contributions by a large number of authors reported in the Third
Announcement of our Foundation 9see http://www.santilli-foundation.org/Announcments.html
), the latest comprehensive presentation including the needed new mathematics,
the new irreversible mechanics, the proof of its universality with invariance,
and a number of specific applications to irreversible processes, can be found
in the 2006 Nuovo Cimento memoir [3]. Additional information can be found in
the above quoted website of the Conference as well as of our Foundation.
[1] "Embedding of Lie-algebras in Lie-admissible algebras"
[1] R. M. Santilli, Nuovo Cimento Vol. 51, 570 (1967),
http://www.santilli-foundation.org/docs/Santilli-54.pdf
[2] "On a possible Lie-admissible covering of Galilei's relativity
in Newtonian mechanics for nonconservative and Galilei form-noninvariant
systems,"
R. M. Santilli, Hadronic J. {\bf 1}, 223-423 (1978), available in free pdf
download from \\
http://www.santilli-foundation.org/docs/Santilli-58.pdf
[3] ''Lie-admissible invariant representation of irreversibility for matter and
antimatter at the classical and operator levels," R. M. Santilli,
Nuovo Cimento B Vol. 121, 443 (2006),
http://www.santilli-foundation.org/docs//Lie-admiss-NCB-I.pdf
TRAVEL SUPPORT
Our Foundation can support a limited number of travel expenses on a first come
first serve basis. Following the acceptance of their talk by the organizers,
interested participants are suggested to request travel support to < board@santilli-foundation.org>
with a copy of the abstract
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