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II PU failed? Do not worry. New Shores International College is providing you a helping hand.

Thursday, 07 January 2016, 01:02 IST
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New Shores International College has introduced ‘Inclusive Education Program’ that provides 2nd PU,12th standard board exam failed students a chance to continue to degree education in government as well as  private Universities of their choice.



Bangalore: At last, there is light at the end of the tunnel for PU failed students. This is because New Shores International College is giving them a golden opportunity to overcome the failure in the same year and progress to undergraduate degree courses.



The ‘Inclusive Education Program’: it enables students to chase their dream degree course as the college helps them sail through the backlogs of II PU/12th standard board exam.  The icing on the cake seems to be, while pursuing the degree, the chance to study in a particular summer course on campus at Harvard University or The London School of Economics, and after completing the course successfully, students are issued with certificates from these distinguished institutions. The Founder Director of New Shores International College, Shashidhar Chiron, noted that, “We introduced Inclusive Education Program to bring differently gifted but academically challenged students to the mainstream education, NIOS was the obvious partner for this, as II PU failed students via NIOS can successfully enter formal degree courses under the government Universities”



Looking at the Karnataka Second PUC results that were released in May 2015, it is clear that the condition continues to be terrible. Only 3,69,474 of the total  6,10,323 Lakh students who sat for the examinations, passed. Of concern is the fact that 4,96,000 students sat for the exams as first timers while repeaters were as many as 82,067. The State’s pass rate stood at 60.54 in 2015.



As though that is not enough trouble for the  thousands of students, the University Grants Commission (UGC) terminated acknowledgement of all open and distance learning (ODL) programs from Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), past the year 2012-13. The commission has additionally cautioned students against enrolling in KSOU coursed as doing so might imperil their careers. Considering that the KSOU brochure guaranteed that the institution has accreditation from the competent body, lakhs of innocent scholars were deceived into enrolling in the university’s programs. As of November 2015, the reestablishment  of accreditation from the University Grants Commission (UGC) was still pending because KSOU was yet to meet specific requirements laid down by the UGC for renewal of accreditation in October.



Being the biggest Open Schooling system in the world, the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has come to assume a vital role. NIOS students are entitled to admission in all-India and in state Medical, Engineering and other various competitive examinations such as IIT-JEE, AIEEE and PMT (NEET).



 According to S Chandrasekhar, who is the Regional Director of the NIOS, “Depending on the education board, candidates need to wait for almost eight months for another chance to clear their board exams. However, with the NIOS’s On-Demand Examination (ODE) system, exams are conducted throughout the year and candidates can appear in three or more subjects. It is a great step in the direction of feasibility, operationalization and flexibility to open and distance learning.”



 New Shores’ ‘Inclusive Education Program’, which is offered with the NIOS, takes things a notch higher by providing students with access to the best education in the country that other merit students are getting: foreign language programs, international internships, the International study tour to witness business and art in real life in a global setting, and many other programs that expose students to the international environment while they are studying full time degree under Bangalore University.



Click here to access more information regarding New Shores International College and their degree programs.



 About New Shores International College:



 The following are the institutions that New Shores International College is affiliated to: Bangalore University, Mysore University, the Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), Karnataka PU Board, and the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). The college’s degree programs are fully certified by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).



 Besides being accredited by the Government of Karnataka and the Government of India, New Shores International College has received several awards: the ‘Young Global Shaper' award from the World Economic Forum for its founder, ‘Excellence in Management Education’ award from the prestigious des Nations Unies et de I'UNESCO, for the significant part played in higher education in India, ‘The Most Contemporary Business School’ award from The National Economic Forum, and ‘Indian Achievers Award for Entrepreneurship’ from Indian Achievers Forum.



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