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Commonwealth scholarship plan, New Zealand Award - 2014

Last Date: 31st July, 2014 for receiving application in the Ministry.

Applications on plain paper, as per prescribed format, are invited from Indian Nationals residing in India for the above-mentioned Commonwealth Scholarship for higher studies, research leading to Ph.D /Masters level Study in New Zealand.

NUMBER OF NOMINATIONS TO BE SENT: Two
Ph.D : 1(one)
MASTERS : 1(one)

SUBJECT FIELDS:
1. Environmental Studies;
2. Agriculture and Fisheries

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR
Should have completed Bachelor’s Degree/ Master’s Degree in the subject or allied fields with minimum 65% marks. Where percentage of marks is not available and grades are mentioned, the candidates must indicate the conversion formula adopted by the University/Institution and should also indicate equivalent percentage of marks.

AGE : The candidate should not be more than 40 years of age as on 31.07.2014.

VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIPS

(a) Travel: International, and New Zealand domestic, air travel at the start and end of the scholarship for awardee, and reimbursement of awardee’s visa costs. In addition, a reunion travel entitlement may be available to awardees who have left dependants in their home country.

(b) Tuition Fees and other compulsory institutional course costs.

(c) Postgraduate research and thesis allowance: An allowance of NZ$1,500, and a return economy airfare to awardee’s home country for overseas fieldwork, if research component is 50% or greater.

(d) Medical and Travel Insurance

(e) Establishment allowance: NZ$3,000 paid on arrival in New Zealand to meet text book costs and to assist with other set up costs in New Zealand. At the beginning of each additional study year NZ$1,000 will be paid to cover the full year.

(f) Living Allowance: The annual rate of NZ$21,580 (NZ$415 per week) is paid fortnightly and is a contribution to living costs for day-to-day expenses, including accommodation (rent or board), food costs, utility expenses (telephone, electricity etc.), transport, personal items and course-related costs (e.g. stationery, field trips, workshops etc.)

• No funding is available for dependants. Students who choose to have their immediate family members join them in New Zealand will be responsible for their financial support.
• The New Zealand Government has the right to amend the terms and conditions of the scholarships as needed.

General Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants for the scheme must satisfy the following general eligibility criteria andy any predetermined, country or regional-specific selection criteria set by NZAID and the nominating authorities. At a minimum, to be eligible to apply for a scholarship, applicants must:

(i) have citizenship of India;

(ii) be residing in their home country for at least two years prior to application;

(iii) not have citizenship or permanent residence status of New Zealand or Australia, or another developed country, except where their country does not issue passports and they hold a New Zealand passport;

(iv) not be married or engaged to be married to a person who holds, or who is eligible to hold, citizenship or permanent residence status of New Zealand, Australia or another developed country, except where their country does not issue passports and they hold a New Zealand passport

(v) be applying to commence a new qualification and not be seeking funding for one already commenced at the PhD or Masters level;

(vi) have been working in their country, preferably for at least two years prior to application;

(vii) be available to commence their academic studies in New Zealand by the start of the New Zealand academic year in February 2015;

(viii) have already secured admission to their preferred New Zealand university; evidence of admission (eg. A letter of offer) is required with the application form; a conditional letter of offer from a New Zealand university is sufficient to allow an application to be accepted; (To be produced at the time of interview)

(ix) have a planned programme start date (in the letter of offer) at the start of the New Zealand academic year 2015.

Important Note:
Information on the New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarship scheme, including the list of participating New Zealand education institutions, is available on the scholarships pages of the New Zealand, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the New Zealand Aid Programme website: www.aid.govt.nz/schols

Engineering. admissions likely late next week

The process of engineering admissions is likely to begin on July 11 or 12 this year, the orders for which may come after the Eamcet Admissions Committee meeting on July 4. All this provided the government issues orders related to management quota admissions by Thursday.

Chairman of the AP State Council for Higher Education L. Venugopal Reddy said the Government Orders were expected on Thursday, and the announcement of schedule would depend on the GOs.

“The Eamcet committee meeting will decide the final dates though we are tentatively planning to issue counselling notification for July 10 or 11,” he said. If the notification is issued as per plan, certificate verification would begin a week after that, and the first-phase of web counselling would be completed by the month-end.

Management quota admissions are likely to be held as per the procedure followed last year. Colleges have to individually advertise in two popular newspapers calling for applications and then provide the forms online as well as offline to ensure that no one is denied the applications.

The merit list has to then be prepared, giving top priority to JEE candidates, followed by Eamcet-qualified candidates and Intermediate scores.

Source : Hindu