Two B.E. Programs of P.A College of Engineering get Accredited by National Board of Accreditation
Mangaluru: Two of the B.E Programs at P.A College of Engineering, (PACE) Mangaluru, has been accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi, for a period of three years from July 2021 to June 2024.
The NBA Expert Team had visited the college on 14th November 2021 and rigorously assessed the two departments of Computer Science & Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
"They appreciated the Infrastructure, Management, Faculty, Student Contributions, and Outcome-Based Education (OBE) practices adopted in the college. OBE is the quality assurance mechanism adopted for engineering programs by the NBA when India became a signatory of the Washington Accord in June 2014," a statement from the college added.
"The college is committed to offering education of the highest quality to all its students and is actively working towards accreditation of all its programs in the near future. The college has completed 20 years of its existence and currently has more than 3000 students on campus. It has become the destination of choice for engineering seat aspirants in the coastal region. Candidates are attracted to the good infrastructure, academic ambiance, discipline on campus, excellent placements, competent faculty, and encouragement given to technical, cultural, and sports activities," it further added.
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Mangaluru: Three schools receive hoax bomb threat, police deployed for additional security
Mangaluru: Three educational institutions in the city on Monday received a hoax email threat claiming the presence of explosive materials on their premises.
According to sources, the email claiming presence of explosive material was received by Manipal School in Attavar under the Pandeshwar Police Station limits, Presidency and Cambridge School in Neermarga under the Mangaluru Rural Police Station limits.
Following the emails, various teams of the police department and the bomb disposal squad, reached the spot and conducted an inspection.
City Police Commissioner Anupam Agarwal after thorough inspections confirmed that the threats were false, and no suspicious objects were found at any of the schools.
“No suspicious objects were found in the school premises. Additional police personnel have been deployed in the schools for the safety of students and staff. Separate cases have been registered in connection with this incident,” Agarwal added.
