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Master Engineering (M.Tech) Scholarship, India

11.02.2010 · Posted in Engineering, India, Master

Scholarship for pursuing M.Tech. at IIT( Delhi and Madras)

Study Subject: Engineering
Employer: Larsen and Toubro
Level: M.Tech

Scholarship Description: ECC – the Construction Division of engineering and technology major Larsen & Toubro Limited – will sponsor deserving fresh engineering graduates interested in pursuing an M.Tech. in Construction Technology & Management in IIT (Delhi and Madras). The Scholarships signify ECC’s keenness to enhance the interface between educational institutions and industry.
Qualifications : First-class graduates with minimum aggregate average of 65% marks in Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering who will pass out in 2005 from a recognized Indian University / Institute.

Age : Not over 23 years as on 1.7.2011
Minimum Height : 160 cm. Minimum Weight : 50 kg.
Vision : If wearing spectacles, the power should be less than +_ 5.0 diopters.

The Selection Process involves written tests / interview conducted by IIT ( Delhi / Madras) in co-ordination with ECC. Final selection will be subject to medical fitness.

Scholarship : For the 24-months duration of the course, ECC will provide selected candidates a stipend of Rs.9,000/- pm and pay sponsorship and tution fees to IITs.

Absorption : Candidates who successfully complete the course will be considered for absorption in regular employment in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Company. Total emoluments on absorption, at current rates, exceeds Rs.4,00,000- per annum on cost-to-company basis. The Company offers excellent career growth prospects.

Undertaking : Before joining, candidates selected will be required to execute an undertaking for a value of Rs.3,00,000/- to complete the course, and subsequently, if selected for employment, to serve the Company for a minimum period of 5 years.

Eligible candidates may apply within 10 days with a recent photograph, giving accurate and complete details – viz full name, mailing address, date of birth, height / weight, examinations passed, year of passing, dicipline (Civil/Mechanical/Electrical), aggregate percentage of marks (taking into account all completed semesters, including I and II semesters), college, university, location of the university(State / Union Territory), special merit awards, and extra-curricular activities (if any). Quote Reference No. 999/STL/XX on application and envelope, and mail to the Manager-HR, Divisional Corporate , Larsen & Toubro Limited, ECC Division, Mount Poonamallee Road, Manapakkam, P.B.No. 979, Chennai – 600 089. You may also apply online in the application format applicable to Build-India Scholarship on the career page of our website www.lntecc.com

Scholarship Application Deadline: 6 November 2010
Further Scholarship Information and Application : http://www.lntecc.com/HR/growth.asp

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