Those interested to work as a lecturer
in Berhampur University would now have to undergo a written test besides facing
a face-to-face interview. Berhampur became the first varsity in the state and
perhaps very few universities in the country to conduct both written test and interview
to select candidates for the posts of lecturers. The syndicate of the
university, in a resolution, suggested the vice-chancellor to hold written
examination in recruitment of the lecturers. The apex decision making body of
the university however authorised the vice chancellor to take such decision of
conducting of the written test for the aspirant posts of the lecturer before
appearing for interview. The syndicate's decision in this regard was to ensure
quality education in the university by recruiting good teachers. The decision,
however, will be only applicable for the recruitment at the level of the lecturers,
but not for the posts of the reader and professor. Vice Chancellor J K
Mohapatra welcomed the decision of the syndicate. "It was an unanimous
decision of the syndicate and I welcome it, which will ensure recruitment of
good quality of the teachers in the university," he said. The university will soon issue advertisements
for filling 25 teaching posts in different faculties, including lecturers,
readers and professors, university sources said.
Berhampur
University convocation on 2nd May
Berhampur University will hold its
annual convocation on May 2. It will be attended by Dr Syeda S Hameed, Planning
Commission member. This was decided by the university Syndicate on April 1.
This time, the varsity proposed to confer LL.D on 10 eminent persons and D.Sc
on cardiologist Kabiprasad Mishra. The proposed list of LL.D includes Mohini
Giri, Arun Jaitly, Sudarsan Patnaik, Justice Dipak Misra, Dr Syeda S Hammed,
Iqbal Chagla, Pinaki Misra, Chandrabhanu Satpathy, Soumayranjan Patnaik and
Sidhanta Mohapatra.
Sources: Times of India, Indian Express & IBN Live
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