is JNRV university valid university? Regards Subbu
From my search, it is reconized by UGC
http://www.ugc.ac.in/inside/deemed%20universities/janardanrainagarrajvidyapeeth.html http://www.ugc.ac.in/inside/fakealerts.html Xauz
dear friends,
there is hell lot of confusion people are having with this name. but the fact is it is ugc recognised, the confusions started when this university started DISTANCE EDUCATION MODE without abiding the rules of DEC(Distance Education Council) RGDS
SAM
jnrvd i think not sure black list me thi kush time pehle pls ugc ki sitoe pe dekh lo kon si university list me agar je he then don't worry about this carry on your study from engineer varun sharma hoshiarpur
Jaipur National University was established by State Govt. of Rajasthan by Jaipur National University act,2007. It was the first University to be Duly inspected and approved By UGC its courses are approved by AICTE, PCI, BCI, NCTE & many more.
Is long distance education Course B.Tech from Janardan RajisthanVidyapeeth,Udaipur recognised by University Grant Commission.
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B.Tech (Computer Science)WILL BE APPEARNG 8TH semester in JUNE-2012
is jjt university rajasthan recognised for PhD
Really i donot know. If anybody knows plz send me UGCrecognation letter
Yes, it is establish section 2f 0f ugc act
jjtu university is ugc recognized
UGC approval means not it has power to give the degree of PhD
YES it is approved by UGC
yes
Offcourse........visit UGC website & read the report of UGC
JJT is the stamp since 1993 for JJ Creations, Inc out of NY. the 925 means sterling silver.
The JJT probably indicates the manufacturer. The 925 probably indicates Sterling Silver. The CZ probably means that any stones set in the necklace are Cubic Zirconia.
I'm assuming the piece of jewellery is Serling Silver? If it's what I'm thinking of, it has the JJJ in an italic script with "STER" beneath it, would that be right? If so, the JJJ is the "Brand" or "Makers Mark". Doesn't actually have anything to do with the purity of the metal etc. As long as you've got the "STER" there too, you can (pretty much) rest assured that it's .925 Fine Silver...AKA Sterling Silver.
I think the marking means the item is basically sterling silver - maybe gold plated. Checked with 2 different jewelers. It is not GZ it is CZ for Cubic Zirconia.