EETP Status Report

Project Report ON

(as on 26th Nov 2013)

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A joint initiative of

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) & All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)

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EETP PROJECT TEAM 1.

Chief Program Manager –EETP & General Manager, BRBRAITT. Jabalpur

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General Manager (Training), BSNL Corporate Office.

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Chief General Manager, ALTTC Ghaziabad.

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Chief General Manager, BRBRAITT, Jabalpur.

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Steering Committees Headed by Chief General Managers of Regional/Circle Telecom Training Centers.

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Principals of Regional/Circle Telecom Training Centers .

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PREFACE

There is a famous saying “The theory without practical is lame and practical without theory is blind.” Keeping this into consideration, there is always a thrust to give more practical training to the students of technical education. However, due to the cost and expertise involved in set up and upgradation of the labs for areas like Telecommunications; it is not possible for all the technical institutes to provide best practical exposure. Moreover, technology-related subjects such as Telecom are applied subject areas and demand close linkage with industry due to the ever changing needs of the industry. At times, employers are not finding candidates with required practical exposure for their organizations due to the nonavailability of the above link. The only way to remove above stated issues is to build collaborations between industry and academics that leverage the combined knowledge of respective fields. This realization prompted All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) to pioneer a new strategic approach to industry engagement initiatives based upon the unique approach of enhancement of competence and employability through up-gradation of skills delivered through Industry leaders. It is a matter of pride that AICTE has opted BSNL for such association and termed it as “Employability Enhancement Training Program” I

(EETP). This project report is covering all the important tasks needed for realization of the objectives of this ambitious program. AICTE, the apex body in technical education has been involved in policy making and their implementation in the field of technical education in India. Under the leadership of AICTE, the standard of technical education in India is ever increasing. AICTE has set many landmarks in this journey and EETP is the new one. Through EETP, AICTE is all set to play a new and very demanding role of facilitator to the students as it is providing financial support to the students enrolled in this program. On the other side, BSNL; erstwhile DOT is successfully serving the nation for more than 150 years by providing value based telecom services to the citizens of India. In this journey BSNL has added all the experience and expertise which can be delivered to the students through its state-of-the-art training facilities in the interest of Nation building. BSNL has started many training programs such as Vocational Training and other specialized trainings for the benefit of the Engineering students. Recently, BSNL has launched Online Certificate Program with the focus on Hands-on Training. In this program, theory is delivered online through web portal and practical are performed at BSNL Training locations. AICTE has recognized the training facility of BSNL and the training model of OCP and the same is adopted in “Employability Enhancement Training Program” (EETP). “Employability Enhancement Training Program” (EETP) focuses on integrated skill sets and innovative instructional models and provides a framework to address and fulfill the needs of the Industry. Through this program, students will acquire skills throughextensive hands-on practical training on the state-of-the-art telecom equipment available at BSNL training locations. EETP innovates and combines the benefits of internet in the learning process by delivering theory based contents through the web portal i.e. www.learntelecom.bsnl.co.in especially designed for the purpose. The overall effect of the program is further enhanced with the inclusion of Softskills training. Unique features of EETP include: 1. I

The extensive hands-on training on the State-of-the-art equipment.

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Guidance from subject matter experts having industry experience.

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Course contents are well thought of and designed as per international standards.

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24*7 learning through web portal where students can read theory contents and are able to ask question to the subject matter experts through discussion board thus leveraging the technology at optimum level.

Through this program, BSNL is offering three certificates namely; 1. BSNL Silver Certified Engineer, 2. BSNL Gold Certified Engineer and 3. BSNL Platinum Certified Engineer. These certificates will be achieved progressively from fifth semester to seventh semester. At present, EETP has been launched in 26 locations across the country. We are overwhelmed with the response received from the students and college authorities. It is expected that EETP will be launched in other major cities of India very soon considering the demand from those cities. The whole program has been implemented across the country with the use of latest and innovative technological methods like Web conferencing, Web portals etc. The entire program is being monitored by the respective authorities with the help of such methods. The initial and primary reason for writing this project report is to showcase the efforts of AICTE and BSNL put in for the success of the program. This report categorically showcases the efforts put in for standardization of the entire program delivery at various places across the country to make the delivery uniform and apt for the maximum benefits of the students. I take this opportunity to express my deep sense of gratitude to Mr Kapil Sibal, Hon’ble MoC&IT; Mr. Dr. M. Mangapati Pallam Raju, Hon’ble Minister HRD; Mr. Jitin Prasad, Hon’ble MoS HRD; Hon’ble Sh R K Upadhyay, CMD, BSNL, Hon’ble Prof. S.S. Mantha, Chairman AICTE, Hon’ble Sh. A. N. Rai, Director (HRD), Respected Sh Sudhir Kumar Bhandari,CGM BRBRAITT Jabalpur, Respected Sh Pradeep Nagpal, CGM ALTTC Ghaziabad BSNL without their help we would never have achieved I

completion in our work. I would heartily like to thank Sh Neeraj Verma, General Manager (Training), Smt. Anita Johari, Addl GM (Training) & their team and all our field unit colleagues for extending their whole hearted support for successful implementation of EETP in time. Last but not the least; I extend my deep appreciation for members involved in preparation of this report. I as the Chief Program Manager EETP, hope that EETP will achieve its objectives of enhancing the skills and competence of the students with an eye toward value creation for the economy, society and Nation to compete globally.

Date: - 26th Nov, 2013 Place: - Jabalpur.

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Sapan Kumar Bose, ITS Chief Program Manager & General Manager, BRRBAITT

INDEX CHAPTER

TOPIC

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INTRODUCTION 2.

9 EETP COURSE STRUCTURE

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EETP IMPLEMENTATION USING WEB PORTAL EETP INTERACTION AMONG STAKE HOLDERS

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45 EETP TESTIMONIALS & FEEDBACK

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47 EETP PRESENT STATUS: TP WISE

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AICTE ALLOCATED LIST OF COLLEGES & SEATS

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Introduction

1. Introduction 1.1. Importance of technical education

Education is a basic human right and considered by many as a key tool for national development. Education is recognized as one of the critical elements of the national development effort and Higher education, of which Technical Education is an integral part, is of vital importance for the nation, as it is a powerful tool to build knowledge-based society of the 21st century. We are living in the modern age of science where we found Technologies in every aspect of life. These are the Technologies which we use for our ease and comforts. No nation could generate the progress unless it promotes technical aspects. It is true that the progress of a country much depends upon its Industrialization without which a handsome economy would not be possible. The technical education produces engineers and technicians for all type of industries. Keeping the above facts into consideration, it is very much important to have better infrastructure and framework for spreading technical education across the country. Employability and the gap between Industry and academics Employability is set of achievements skills, understanding and personal attributes that makes graduates more likely to gain employment and be successful in their chosen occupations which benefits themselves, the workplace, the economy and the country. It is obvious that we need more number of technical institutes to fulfill the manpower and other related demands of industries. However, there is a big concern about such institutes and engineers produced by them. The national employability report compiled by Aspiring Minds revealed that only 17.45 percent of technical graduates in the country are ready to be employed. The survey that was conducted among technical graduates who graduated in 2011 from various parts of the country revealed that among the 5 lakh engineers who graduated last year, only 17.45 per cent are employable. According to report by NASSCOM, key skills that the Industry requires in an engineering student are communication skills, problem solving BSNL/EETP

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skills and technical skills as per the need of specific industry. Colleges should train students on key design skills and on handling complexities so that they are able to sustain the rigors and demands of the Industry. We live in a dynamic world where the nature of technology and industry changes rapidly with new innovations and requirements. This requires the education system to be responsive and adaptive to the demand of the industries. However, a majority of engineering colleges do not have that kind of support infrastructure. Many times it is not possible to have such required infrastructure in place due to dynamic nature of requirements of industry and their associated cost. Hence, a gap is obvious to be present between academics and industry needs and due to this gap, industries are not finding right engineering students and hence every year this percentage of employable students is decreasing.

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1.2. All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE)

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) was set up in November 1945 based on the recommendations of the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) to stimulate, co-ordinate and control the provision of educational facilities and industrial development of the post war period. AICTE was given statutory powers by the AICTE Act of Parliament in 1987, with a view to the proper planning and coordinated development of Technical Education System throughout the Country. "Technical Education" in this context includes fields of Engineering and Technology, Architecture, Town Planning, Management, Pharmacy and Applied Arts & Crafts. AICTE was setup with the following Mission: 1. A true facilitator and an objective regulator 2. Transparent governance and accountable approach towards the society. 3. Planned and coordinated development of Technical Education in the Country by ensuring world-class standards of Institutions through accreditation. 4. Facilitating world-class Technical Education through:  Emphasis on developing high quality Institutions, academic excellence and innovative research and development programmes;  Networking of Institutions for optimum resource utilization;  Dissemination of knowledge;  Technology forecasting and global manpower planning;  Promoting industry-Institution interaction for developing new products, services, and patents;  Inculcating entrepreneurship; BSNL/EETP

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Encouraging indigenous technology; Focusing on non-formal education; Providing affordable education to all. Making Indian Technical Education globally acceptable. To be a forward-looking organization that has an efficient, flexible and empowered manpower, sensitive to stakeholders’ expectations.

Recently, AICTE is taking number of steps to make Technical Education more effective. AICTE has started various programs to give exposure of practical training to the engineering students with an objective to enhance the skill of engineering students. Such type of initiatives will have a long and positive impact on the future of such graduates, industries and Nation as a whole.

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1.3. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) was incorporated on 15th September 2000. It took over the business of providing of telecom services and network management from the erstwhile Central Government Departments of Telecom Services (DTS) and Telecom Operations (DTO), with effect from 1st October‘ 2000 on going concern basis.It is one of the largest &leading public sector units providing comprehensive range of telecom services in India. BSNL has installed Quality Telecom Network in the country & now focusing on improving it, expanding the network, introducing new telecom services with ICT applications in villages & winning customer's confidence. Today, it has about 43.74 million line basic telephone capacity, 8.83 million WLL capacity, 72.60 million GSM capacity, 37,885 fixed exchanges, 68,162 GSM BTSs, 12,071 CDMA Towers, 197 Satellite Stations, 6,86,644 RKm. of OFC, 50,430 RKm. of microwave network connecting 623 districts, 7330 cities/towns & 5.8 lakhs villages . BSNL is the only service provider, making focused efforts & planned initiatives to bridge the rural-urban digital divide in ICT sector. In fact there is no telecom operator in the country to beat its reach with its wide network giving services in every nook & corner of the country & operates across India except New Delhi & Mumbai. Whether it is inaccessible areas of Siachen glacier or North-Eastern regions of the country, BSNL serves its customers with a wide bouquet of telecom services namely Wireline, CDMA mobile, GSM mobile, Internet, Broadband, Carrier service, MPLS-VPN, VSAT, VoIP, IN Services, FTTH, etc. The company has vast experience in planning, installation, network integration & maintenance of switching & transmission networks & also has a world class ISO 9000 certified Telecom Training Institute.

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BSNL is having following Mission: 1. Be the leading telecom service provider in India with global presence. 2. Creating a customer focused organization with excellence in customer care, sales& marketing 3. Leveraging technology to provide affordable and innovative products/ services across customer segments 4. Providing a conducive work environment with strong focus on performance 5. Establishing efficient business processes enabled by IT To carry out its enormous responsibility, BSNL has one of the largest bases of skilled work force of approximately 2,00,000. To equip its workforce BSNL is having one of the best training infrastructures. There are as many as 40 training centres across the country with 3 Apex training centres namely, ALTTC Ghaziabad, BRBRAITT Jabalpur and NATFM Hyderabad. Employability Enhancement Training Program (EETP): A step towards bridging the gap To bridge the gap between academics and industry needs AICTE and BSNL have joined their hands and signed MoU on 27 th Feb 2013 under Employability Enhancement Training Program (EETP). 1.4. Mission

To produce graduates fully equipped with required skills to achieve the highest personal and professional standards by means of intensive hands on training on state-of-the-art telecom & IT equipment. 1.5. Program Pedagogy.

The spirit & philosophy of the program is a combination of dual mode of Learning: 1. Online content as simulation by students for the irrespective semesters, with adequate support of subject matter experts of SME’s of BSNL through e-mail/online portal. 2. Practical hands-on exposure on the high end telecom BSNL/EETP

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operational equipments/systems to enable students or higher order domain/industry exposure through face to face contact sessions. The programs are skill based with intensive practical sessions on equipment, requiring prior self-study of instructional/equipment based content that shall be downloaded by the student from BSNL TP site.The programis designed to be a flexibleone and itisconsidered that the schedule of contact hours-with due juxtaposition with the required selfstudy hours – shallbe drawn by theBSNL TP and college by mutual consultation.

Fig: EETP Learning Methods

1.6. Program Structure

The certifications shall be attained by each student progressively through th the 5th , 6th and 7 semester as below. BSNL Silver Certified Engineer:

Successful completion of Digital Switching System,Transmission Switching System and Telecom Support Infrastructure certificate programs in fifth semester with the following contact hours Contact Hours (per Item Contact Hours(Total) certificate) Practical Hours 20 6 Field visit hours 2 6 BSNL/EETP

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Online Feedback and Test

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BSNL Gold Certified Engineer:

Successful completion of Broadband Technology FibreTechnology certificateprograms in sixth semester Item Practical Hours Field visit hours Employability enhancement specialist soft-skills(Reporting, Presentation, Work ethics,Job stress,etc.)

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Optical

Contact Hours Contact Hours(Total) (per certificate) 20 40 2 4 4 8

OnlineFeedback andTest Total BSNL Platinum Certified Engineer:

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Successful completion of Mobile Communication and IP Networking and Security certificate programs in seventh semester. Contact Hours Item Contact Hours(Total) (per certificate) PracticalHours 20 40 Field visithours 2 4 4 8 Employabilityenhancement specialistsoft-skills (Interview and placement) skills,etc) OnlineFeedback andTest 2 4 Total 28 56 The program is designed in such a way that it includes all the aspects which are important for enhancing the employability skills of any engineering graduates of Electronics and communication and related branches. With the overwhelming number of engineers that India produces every year, if we improve the quality of these engineers then no one can stop India from being a global technology leader. BSNL/EETP

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EETP Course structure 2. EETP Course Structure Requirement of the industry is altogether different than what is being taught in engineering colleges, keeping this into consideration and requirements of engineering students with regard to industry, Brain storming was performed. Various rounds of discussions were also held at BSNL CO and at BRBRAITT Jabalpur. The outcome was in the form of Seven Certificates. All these courses were highly appreciated by AICTE. Further, AICTE has asked to group these courses for the delivery to 5 th Semester, 6 th Semester and 7 th Semester progressively. Accordingly, following structure has emerged for EETP Courses available under EETP BSNL Silver Certified Engineer Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure BSNL Gold Certified Engineer Broadband Technology Optical Fibre Technology BSNL Platinum Certified Engineer Mobile Communication IP Networking & Cyber Security

Detailed discussions were held for among training centers and the syllabus were finalizedbased on requirement of students. The detailed syllabus of all seven certificate courses are as under:

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EETP Course structure SYLLABUS FOR BSNL SILVER CERTIFIED ENGINEER Course Name : DIGITAL SWITCHING SYSTEM Course Code : DSS Hours for Practical:20 Hrs. Hours for Field Visit: 2 Hrs. Hours for Exam & Feedback : 2 Hrs. Syllabus :

WEEK : 1 1.

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EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 1 : Telecom Switching Network 1. Telecommunication Network 2. Evolution Of Electronic Exchange 3. Components Of PSTN Network 4. PCM Principles EETP-DSS - JOB AID - WEEK 1: Job Aid 1&2 1. Identification of different telecom components 2. Identification of different customer premise equipments & Outdoor Equipments

WEEK : 2 3.

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EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 2 : Principles of Electronic Exchange 1. Stored Programme Controlled exchange 2. Block schematic of SPC exchange 3. Digital time switch principle 4. Subscriber signaling EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 2: Subscriber Administration (Version 1 June 2013) 1. Subscriber Line Management 2. Subscriber Class Of Services EETP-DSS - JOB AID - WEEK 2 : Job Aid 3&4 1. Creation of subscriber and tracing the physical connectivity from the customer premises equipment to exchange equipment 2. Deletion and modification of customer data in data base and checking their effect like BNP Announcement and BNP disconnection, reconnection, etc

WEEK : 3 6.

EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 3: Faciliites Offered by Electronic Exchanges (Version 1 June 2013) 1. Facilities offered by electronic exchanges 2. Hunt group

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3. Centrex 4. Intelligent network EETP-DSS - JOB AID - WEEK 3 : Jobaid 5&6 1. Demonstration various facilities from the subscriber line by dialing appropriate access codes 2. Activation and deactivation of the facilities 3. Creation of hunt group and demonstration of line hunting on incoming calls and different types of Centrex calls

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EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 4: Testing, Traffice and Billing Administration (Version 1 June 2013) 1. Testing 2. Traffic measurements 3. Backup management 4. Charging EETP-DSS - JOB AID - WEEK 4 : Job Aid7&8 1. Testing the subscriber line from the exchange maintenance terminal and analyzing the test report to localize the fault 2. Self testing the lines from the subscriber premises and interpreting the meaning of the tones received as response from the exchange 3. Explanation of the details available in call detail records of subscriber. 4. Putting the subscriber under various observations

WEEK : 5 10.

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EETP-DSS - THEORY - WEEK 5: Trunk Administration and Hierarchy (Version 1 June 2013) 1. Trunk group management 2. Routing management 3. National network 4. Concept of SDCA and LDCA EEETP-DSS - JOB AID - WEEK 4 : JobAid 9&10 1. Interrogation of Routing and Digital Trunk related parameters and testing of trunks 2. Explanation of the hierarchy of nodes in the telecom network and the nodes involved and their roles while establishing calls of different access levels

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EETP Course structure Course Name : DIGITAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM Course Code : DTS Hours for Practical:20 Hrs. Hours for Field Visit: 2 Hrs. Hours for Exam & Feedback : 2 Hrs. Syllabus :

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EETP-DTS-THEORY- WEEK 1: Overview of Digital Transmission Technology 1. Evolution of transmission systems 2. Transmission fundamentals,Types of multiplexing,Pulse Code Modulation 3. Evolution of digital multiplexing 4. Transport network and the road analogy EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 1 : JobAid-01(Identification of different types of Transmission Media) 1. Standard Installation practice used for equipment 2. Identify the different types of Transmission media like CAT-5/CAT-6,Optical Fiber Cable, Antenna 3. Understand application of different Transmission media and Components. 4. Identify the different types of feeder Cable used in Radio Communication EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 1 : JobAid-02 (Identification of different types of Transmission System) 1. Identify the different types of Transmission media like PDH,SDH, Radio Systems, VSATe 2. Understand the Network Architecture and application of different Transmission System

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EETP-DTS-THEORY- WEEK 2 : SDH TECHNOLOGY 1. S.D.H. evolution 2. SDH rates,STM-1 frame format,Path overhead 3. Network elements of SDH, SDH multiplexing structure and principle 4. Why synchronizing networks? EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 2 : Job Aid 3 (Identification of different types of Optical connectors & components used in OFC) 1. Identification of different types of Optical connectors & components used in Optical Fiber Systems and their applications. 2. Identify the different types of Optical Fiber connectors

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used in FDF/FDMS and in System 3. Understand application of different optical components 4. Locate the different Optical Component and their Connectivity in PDH/SDH System EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 2 : Job Aid 4(Understanding the concept of SDH Technology using Multimedia ) 1. Understanding the concept of SDH Technology using Multimedia 2. Multimedia of SDH 3. Understand the concept of SDH Technology 4. List down menus of Multimedia/CBT of SDH

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EETP-DTS-THEORY- WEEK 3: SDH NETWORKING, PROTECTION & NGSDH 1. Physical topology of an SDH transmission network 2. SDH network protection 3. Two-fiber bidirectional MS shared protection ring-(MSSpring) 4. Sub-network connection protection EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 3 : Job aid 5 (Understand the Network and Hardware Architecture of SDH System ) 1. Understand the Network and Hardware Architecture of SDH System 2. Identify the different interfaces and Cards in each network Elements. EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 3 : Job aid 6 (Software Configuration of SDH) 1. Login to the SDH SYS 2. Create the cross connection at VC-12 level between different network elements 3. Identify the different modules/boards/units through LCT/ NMS

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EETP-DTS-THEORY- WEEK 4: DIGITAL RADIO TRANSMISSION TECHNOLOGY 1. Electromagnetic spectrum 2. Microwave radio relay 3. How microwave radio relay links are formed 4. Transmission capacities available on the radio Systems

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EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 4 : Job aid 7 (SDH : Alarm Management, Performance management, Synchronization ) 1. SDH : Alarm Management, Performance management, Synchronization 2. dentify the different Alarms available on the rack 3. Check the different alarm using LCT/EMS/NMS 4. Monitor different performance parameter using LCT/EMS/NMS EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 4 : Job aid 8 (Visit and demo to Microwave Mini link /Microwave System/ Ku Band VSAT System) 1. Visit and demo to Microwave Mini link /Microwave System/ Ku Band VSAT System 2. Identify the different M/W Systems and Mini-Links 3. Understand the Concept of Operation of M/W System and Mini-Links 4. Identify the different types Radio Systems (DRS)/Ku band VSAT

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EETP-DTS-THEORY- WEEK 5: FTTH & DWDM TECHNOLOGY 1. Why FTTH 2. Technology options for FTTH architecture 3. Services on FTTH network 4. DWDM,DWDM system function,varieties of WDM EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 5: Job Aid 9 (Visit and demo of DWDM System ) 1. Identify the different optical network element and boards 2. Understand the network architecture of DWDM. EETP-DTS - JOB AID - WEEK 5: Job Aid 10 (Optical connectors, Splitters, ONT’s components of GEPON/GPON ) 1. Different types of Optical connectors 2. Different types of Splitters & applications 3. Different types of ONTs 4. GPON/GEPON OLTE

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EETP Course structure Course Name : TELECOM SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE Course Code : TSI Hours for Practical:20 Hrs. Hours for Field Visit: 2 Hrs. Hours for Exam & Feedback : 2 Hrs. Syllabus :

WEEK : 1 27.

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EETP -TSI - THEORY - WEEK 1 :Overview of Telecom Infrastructure & PowerPlant(Version 1 June 2013) 1. Components of telecom support infrastructure 2. Sources of power 3. Commercial ac power supplies 4. Major subsystems of power plants EETP - TSI -JOB AID - WEEK 1 : Job Aid 1&2 1. Identify different Components of telecom support infrastructure and their role 2. Identify different parts of SMPS power plant 3. To trouble shoot with the help of troubleshoot chart

WEEK : 2 29.

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EETP -TSI - THEORY - WEEK 2 : Battery UPS and Earthing (version 1 June 2013) 1. Different Methods of Working of a Battery 2. Secondary cells (conventional) 3. Maintenance free battery (VRLA) 4. Working and maintenance of UPS EETP - TSI -JOB AID - WEEK 2 : Job Aid 3&4 1. Study of Valve Regulated Lead Acid battery (VRLA) and Take different measurements 2. Identify positive and negative terminal of the battery 3. Practical study of Uninterrupted power supply, Inverter and Earthing 4. Install the inverter/UPS by connecting input cables and battery supply.

WEEK : 3 31.

EETP -TSI - THEORY - WEEK 3 : Airconditioning System and Fire Safety (version 1 June 2013) 1. Types of air conditioning system 2. Innovative strategies for air-conditioning system 3. Fire safety. 4. Fire protection

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EETP - TSI -JOB AID - WEEK 3 : Job Aid 5&6 1. Air Conditioning (AC Package Unit, Split AC, Window Type AC) 2. Measure Energy Efficiency of AC System in the Telephone Exchange Building 3. Protective Systems (Fire Extinguishers, Lightening Arrestors, HRC Fuses 4. Demonstration of fire detection and fire fighting system in the Telecom Building

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EETP -TSI - THEORY - WEEK 4 : Engine Alternator and Energy Conservation (version 1 June 2013) 1. Principle of operation of engine 2. Principle of operation of alternator 3. Diesel engine & common troubles 4. Concept and various forms of renewable energy EETP - TSI - JOB AID - WEEK 4: Job Aid 7&8 1. Engine Alternator (Demonstration & Maintenance Tips) 2. Identify various parts of Engine Alternator and demo of Engine Alternator set 3. Sub-Station Works in Telecom and Energy Conservation Features 4. Compare Energy efficiency of different Electrical Devices with their rated value

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EETP -TSI - THEORY - WEEK 5 : Pre fabricated Shelters & Towers (version 1 June 2013) 1. Various components of ground based BTS 2. Site selection for BTS 3. Telecom shelters 4. Technical specifications and dimensions of pre fabricated shelters EETP - TSI - JOB AID - WEEK 5 : Job Aid 9&10 1. Site visit to Ground Based & Roof-Top Tower 2. Identify types of tower and learn about various installations of ground based & roof top tower 3. Recognize the fixtures & markings necessary as per Civil Aviation Regulations 4. Site visit to Telecom Shelter.

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal 3. EETP Implementation using Web Portal The Portal of EETP (www.learntelecom.bsnl.co.in) is an excellent platform for all the stakeholders i.e. Students, BSNL coordinators/faculty, Engineering colleges, BSNL Management & AICTE in addition to prospective enthusiast. 3.1. Features for AICTE/BSNL Management:

AICTE/BSNL Management can view the college list, seats allotment for colleges’ students list for all the training centers of BSNL through the country. They have full access to study material & job-aids for practical sessions on the portal. They can view course syllabus, schedule & time table for the different batches.They can monitor the status of seat allotment vs. the students registered in any of theBSNL Training Centre running EETP. 3.2. Features for Students:

Students are the most important users of the portal. They can download student registration formfor submission at BSNL Training Centre, study material & job-aids for practical sessions using the portal. They can view course syllabus, time table for their batch. Students are provided a very innovative tool, in form of Discussion Forum, to interact with faculty & peers, across the country to raise their queries/difficulties online using this portal and get the same resolved on line. 3.3. Features for BSNL Coordinator/Faculty:

Coordinator can add/edit/view the students/college details, can schedule batches & prepare time table for batches of EETP courses. BSNL faculty can update the joining report of the students for different batches. The portal provides facility of sending initial passwords, for access to portal, to Nodal officers from engineering colleges & the EETP students. 3.4. Features for Nodal officer of college:

Coordinator can view the students list; can download student registration form, study material & job-aids for practical sessions using the portal. They can view course syllabus, time table for the different batches. Thus, the EETP web portal provides a seamless & transparent access to BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal all the aspects of EETP training to all the stakeholders. It is a tool for generating & providing reports for AICTE and BSNL Management. The website / portal used will be learntelecom.bsnl.co.in and will be having separate tab for EETP having 7 courses. S. No 1.

Course Digital Switching System

Course Code DSS

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Digital Transmission System

DTS

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Telecom Support Infrastructure

TSI

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Broadband Technology

BBT

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Optical Fibre Technology

OFT

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Mobile Communication

MCS

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IP Networking & Cyber Security

IPN

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Gold

Platinum

3.5. Views of website

Details like All seven courses, Syllabus, colleges encompassed are available on Web www.learnteleom.bsnl.co.in

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Facility to login by all concerned

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Student Registration Form

Student Joining report & other details updation

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Login by student

Student Home Page

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Student can download study material online & see the details of the topics to be covered in each course online.

Students can contact the concerned faculty members of BSNL as Contact No of Coordinator & Faculty members are available online.

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Student can contact Faculty of his Learning center

Student can see the time table of EETP for his own batch online

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Student can go to discussion forum/Board & can submit his query & get his qeries resolved online

Students can see all the queries raised by other students and their replies by SMEs(Subject Matter Experts).

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal EETP Faculty can schedule & prepare timetable online through EETP portal.

Course Coordinator/faculty can see the College wise list of students

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Faculty can download Blank Attendance Sheet

Attendance Sheet

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Faculty can monitor Consolidated Joining Report to his training centre as well other locations

Faculty sends sms to students informing their initial password for EETP student login, using EETP portal

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Coordinator/Faculty sends sms to Nodal officers of colleges informing their initial password for EETP login, using EETP portal

List of coordinator/Faculty of learning centre & their contact numbers are available on portal

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Courses schedule is available on the portal & coorduinator can create/modify schedule.

Time tables are available on line & can be viewed college wise

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Syllabus can be viewed online.

College wise Student Allotment by AICTE

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Faculty can Add a new schedule

Consolidate time table can be viewed

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Schedule list is available

AICTE/BSNL Management can monitor the status & progress of the courses

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal AICTE/BSNL Management has access to view all details such as Study material, courses & syllabus, Faculty/SME for courses, time table for courses, college list & students list in for of REPORTS

Various Details are available in form of Tabs

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Nodal Officer of the engineering college can login to EETP portal

Nodal officer can view schedule list, Batch wise & college wise time table & complete time table of course

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Nodal officer can monitor consolidated/training centre wise college list

Nodal officer can download the student registration form for completion by student & submission at Training centre.

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Student Registration form download

Faculty/SME/BSNL Training AICTE/BSNL Management

BSNL/EETP

center

details

are

available

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for

EETP Implementation using Web Portal Collegewise/batchwise Timetables are available for AICTE/BSNL Management

College list is available for AICTE/BSNL Management

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Consolidated Joining Report view is availablefor AICTE/BSNL Management

AICTE/BSNL Management can monitor consolidated joining of students at learning centres across the country.

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal Status Report of Joining as on 22-11-13 Sl.No

BSNL Trg Centre

Batch Start Date

Pending Pending to Pendancy Total Total Total Due to Join out of As Per Alloted Registered Joined Non Registered AICTE Regn A

B

C

B-C

A-B

A-C

1 AHMEDABAD

15/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

2 BHUBANESHWAR

20/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

3

CHENNAI (MaraimalaiNagar)

15/07/13

280

281

280

1

-1

0

4

CHENNAI (Meenambakkam)

15/07/13

280

280

280

0

0

0

5 GHAZIABAD

15/07/13

286

286

286

0

0

0

6 GUWAHATI

15/07/13

300

216

214

2

84

86

7 HYDERABAD

15/07/13

283

283

283

0

0

0

8 JABALPUR

15/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

9 JAIPUR

15/07/13

287

287

287

0

0

0

10 KOLKATA (Kalyani)

15/07/13

300

295

258

37

5

42

11 LUCKNOW

15/07/13

300

302

302

0

-2

-2

12 MYSORE

10/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

13 NAGPUR

15/07/13

288

288

288

0

0

0

14 PUNE

15/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

15 RAJPURA

23/08/13

301

301

233

68

0

68

16 RANCHI

19/07/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

17 TRIVANDRUM

17/07/13

300

300

288

12

0

12

Centres Opened in Phase-2 18 BENGALURU

23/09/13

304

305

303

2

-1

1

19 BHOPAL

23/09/13

299

229

158

71

70

141

20 COIMBATORE

23/09/13

278

278

212

66

0

66

21 INDORE

23/09/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

22 JODHPUR

16/09/13

293

294

293

1

-1

0

23 KOLKATA(Salt Lake) 30/09/13

300

226

105

121

74

195

24 MADURAI

16/09/13

295

295

267

28

0

28

25 NASIK

16/09/13

300

300

300

0

0

0

26 VISAKHAPATNAM

23/09/13

300

300

295

5

0

5

7446 7032

414

228

642

TOTAL

BSNL/EETP

7674

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EETP Implementation using Web Portal The web portal is most effective way of interaction. The online content and viewing of various reports & progress makes the webportal useful and efficient way of interaction with students as well as authorities of colleges, AICTE, BSNL management etc.

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EETP Interaction among stakeholders 4. EETP: Interaction among stakeholders One of the most critical jobs for successful implementation of the EETP is the interaction among various stakeholders which include AICTE, BSNL Training Centres, Colleges and engineering students for the following reasons: 1. To get the list of eligible students for the course from the colleges covered under EETP 2. To get the name of nodal officers of colleges for day to day interactions between colleges and Training centres. 3. To prepare schedules for EETP without interrupting normal schedule of the colleges. As there are around 915 colleges covered under EETP across the country and the fact that these colleges are following different time lines and schedules for their regular courses, the task to get the list of students and nodal officers and preparing a schedule without disturbing respective normal schedules, the task has become much more complicated. To solve the problem Shri S.K. Bose, Chief Program Manager EETP instructed to hold Seminar at BSNL Training centres for the colleges covered under respective training centres. The objective of holding such seminar was  To make college authorities aware about the importance of EETP.  To get the list of students and the name of nodal officer in a time frame.  To make consensus for preparation of schedule for EETP. Prior to this AICTE had already written letters for furnishing the list of eligible students along with the waitlist and nominating nodal officer. AICTE in its letter has clearly mentioned about the eligibility of the students for joining such courses which is as under: 1. Aggregate Marks of previous semesters. 2. Students must have cleared all the previous semesters 3. Students must not have any job at the time of enrollment of the program. BSNL/EETP

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EETP Interaction among stakeholders All training centres organized the above seminar and informed about EETP to college authorities. In the seminar itself colleges were asked to supply list of students and nodal officer. They were also informed about the concerns of preparing a schedule for the course. In response to the seminar almost all colleges were agreed to support the unique initiative of AICTE and BSNL and extended their full cooperation for successful implementation of EETP. 4.1. BSNL Training Locations 1) AHMEDABAD (GUJARAT) Contact Nos: 02717-241425,241533 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 02717 -242425

Address : REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE SARKHEJ-GANDHINAGAR NATIONALHIGHWAY NEAR GOTA CROSS ROAD, JAGATPUR AHMEDABAD - 382481 GUJARAT

2) BHUBANESHWAR (ODISHA) Contact Nos: 06742589600,9437057070 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0674-2589800

Address : REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE VANI VIHAR,BHUBANESHWAR - 571007 ODISHA

3) CHENNAI (MaraimalaiNagar) (TAMILNADU) Contact Nos: 9444400471,9444384040,9445565791 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 044-27455684

Address : REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE Periar Salai, SIDCO Industrial Estate, Maraimalai nagar, CHENNAI (MaraimalaiNagar) - 603209 TAMILNADU

4) CHENNAI (Meenambakkam) (TAMILNADU) Contact Nos: 044-22327383 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 044-22315526

Address : Rajiv Gandhi Memorial Telecom Training Centre GST Road, Meenambakkam CHENNAI (Meenambakkam) - 600016 TAMILNADU

5) GHAZIABAD (UTTAR PRADESH) Contact Nos: 0120-2728395 Address : Email Id... : [email protected] Advanced Level Telecom Training Centre Fax No......: 0120-2704605 Raj Nagar GHAZIABAD - 201002 UTTAR PRADESH

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EETP Interaction among stakeholders 6) GUWAHATI (ASSAM) Contact Nos: 0361-2840500 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0361-2455499

Address : REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE Wireless Compound(BSNL),Dharapur, GUWAHATI – 781133, ASSAM

7) HYDERABAD (ANDHRA PRADESH) Contact Nos: 040-23000232 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 040-23000229

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre Gacchibowli HYDERABAD - 500032 ANDHRA PRADESH

8) JABALPUR (MADHYA PRADESH) Contact Nos: 0761-2600100 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0761-2600301,07612605910

Address : BHARAT RATNA BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TELECOM TRAINING BRBRAITT,Ridge Road JABALPUR - 482001 MADHYA PRADESH

9) JAIPUR (RAJASTHAN) Contact Nos: 0141-2460133 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0141-2460900

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre Plot No.SPB,Road No.14,VKIA JAIPUR - 302013 RAJASTHAN

10) KOLKATA (Kalyani) (WEST BENGAL) Contact Nos: 033-25826222 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 033-25829725

Address : REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE Kalyani Simanta KOLKATA(Kalyani)- 741235 WEST BENGAL

11) LUCKNOW (UTTAR PRADESH) Contact Nos: 0522-2425404 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0522-2425405

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre LDA Colony,Sector-G,Kanpur Road LUCKNOW 226012 UTTAR PRADESH

12) MYSORE (KARNATAKA) Contact Nos: 0821-2544321 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0821-2543101

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre T.K Layout, Near Kamakshi Hospital MYSORE 570009 KARNATAKA

13) NAGPUR (MAHARASHTRA) Contact Nos: 0712-2511444 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0712-2510636

BSNL/EETP

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre Optt to TV Tower, Seminary Hills,NAGPUR 440006 MAHARASHTRA

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EETP Interaction among stakeholders 14) PUNE (MAHARASHTRA) Contact Nos: 020-27372750 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 020-27372959

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre G-Block, Plot No. 121/122 MIDC, Chinchwad PUNE 411019 MAHARASHTRA

15) RAJPURA (PUNJAB) Contact Nos: 01762 -222500 Email Id... : -Fax No......: 01762 -223078

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre Patiala Byepass Road,Village-Neelpur RAJPURA 140401 PUNJAB

16) RANCHI (JHARKHAND) Contact Nos: 0651-2273206 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0651-2273100

Address : ADVANCE REGIONAL TELECOM TRAINING CENTRE NEAR JUMAR RIVER, HAZARI BAGH ROAD RANCHI 835217 JHARKHAND

17) TRIVANDRUM (KERALA) Contact Nos: 0471-2491550 Email Id... : [email protected] Fax No......: 0471-2490569

Address : Regional Telecom Training Centre Kaimanam P.O. TRIVANDRUM 695040 KERALA

In phase II, 9 more cities have been added as TP. They are as under 1. Bengaluru 2. Bhopal 3. Coimbatore 4. Indore 5. Jodhpur 6. Kolkata 7. Madurai 8. Nasik 9. Vishakhapattanam

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EETP Testimonials & Feedback 5. EETP Testimonials & Feedback

BSNL/EETP

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EETP Testimonials &Feedback EETP Feedback Report BSNL TP

: Learning Centre, JABALPUR ( MADHYA PRADESH)

Certificate (Silver/Gold/Platinum): : BSNL SILVER CERTIFIED ENGINEER Course Session:

: JULY-DECEMBER 2013

Total Number of Feedback Forms =592 (Note:Each candidate will submit a form for each subject) Rating (5 stands for highest rating & 1 stands for lowest rating)

2

1

Average Rating

5

4

3

388

197

7

4.64

385

203

4

4.64

296

291

3

2

4.49

a.Accessibility

419

169

3

1

4.70

b.Quality of content

431

158

2

1

4.72

341

240

8

2

a.Infrastructure

447

142

1

2

b.Faculty Support

508

82

2

4.85

c.Program management and organization

407

182

3

4.68

337

254

1

4.57

332

257

2

377

215

1. Practical Sessions a.Individual opportunity to handle equipment b.Successful conduction of all instructions in the job aids c.Your confidence in executing the job aid individual 2. On-Line course content

c.Subject Matter Expert (SME) support

1

4.55

through Discussion Forum 3. BSNL Training Provider Delivery 4.75

4. Your over all comments/perception a.Value addition to your hands on skills as a budding engineer b.Enhancement of your employability skills in

1

4.55

the industry c. Overall assessment

BSNL/EETP

4.64

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Status Report TP wise 6. EETP Status Report TP wise

EETP :Phase I Status Report (as on 22.11.2013) Name of BSNL Training Provider:

Ahmedabad 1

Name of EETP Coordinator Name of Course Coordinator

Shri SubrtaGhorai,GM / Principal,RTTC,Ahmedabad Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

2 3 4 5 6

7

No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP No of students as Per AICTE allotment Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support

Names of Subject Matter Expert SME’s

Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System


Digital Switching System

8 9

Date of Start of EETP No of students who have completed the course

BSNL/EETP

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

Shri C.G.Kalaria, DE(TM),RTTC,AM Shri C.G.Kalaria, DE(TM),RTTC,AM Shri C.G.Kalaria, DE(TM),RTTC,AM 35 34 300 300 02 02 02 Shri S. K. Shrivastava Shri C.P. Dixit Shri R.K. Mishra Shri Shobhit Kumar Shri Vinod Kumar Shri Rajendra Mathur Shri A. S. Dubey Shri P.K. Agnihotri Shri Satyendra Kumar Shri M. K. Mishra 15.07.13 300 300 300

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Status Report TP wise

10

No of Students undergoing courses

11

Result (As a % of Total Students)

12

No. of Interactions done with SMEs coursewise

13

Student's Feedback (Average score out of 5)

14

Average Attendance %

BSNL/EETP

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Excellence Proficiency Participation Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Overall Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

300 300 300 61.2 38.7 0.1 80.73% 91.56% 91% 4.6 4.5 4.7

4.6 100% 100% 100%

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Bhubaneshwar 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Smt Bhumika Gupta

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP No of students as Per AICTE allotment Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support





8 9


BSNL/EETP

S K Gochhayat S K Gochhayat S K Gochhayat 47 36 300 300

5 5 5 ANJAN KUMAR MALLICK BISWARANJAN DASH HARI HARA SAHU PRADEEP KUMAR SAHOO SAROJ KUMAR GOCHHAYAT BIBEKANANDA SARKAR DEBENDRA KUMAR JENA SIDHARTHA SANKAR ROY SUMANTA KUMAR BEHERA SUSANT KUMAR ACHARYA BASANT KUMAR MALLICK JAYANTI PANDA MADHULITA RAY SANTOSH KUMAR KAR SUKANT KUMAR RAY

20.08.13 Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

193 202 205

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Status Report TP wise 10


11


12

13

14

No. of interaction with SMEs coursewise Student's Feedback (Average score out of 5)


BSNL/EETP

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Excellence (Above 80%) Proficiency (Above 65% and up to 80%) Participation (up to 65%) Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Overall Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

107 98 95 66.6 20.6 12.6 13 14 1 4.46 4.46 4.46 4.46 100 100 100

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RGMTTC, Chennai (Meenambakkam) 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Shri BABU SRINIVASA KUMAR R




Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

8 9


BSNL/EETP

Shri KANAGARAJ G, DE Shri BABU N , DE Shri SUBBULAKSHMI D, DE 28 27 280 280 5 5 4 Shri MAHESH.R Shri NARASIMHAN K Shri RAMESH.K Shri VENKATESAN R Shri VETRIVEL A Shri KARTHIKEYAN D Shri KHAJA NIZAMUDEEN M Shri RAVINDRAN.M Shri RENGANATHAN N Shri SANKARA NARAYANAN N Smt. JINCY ACHAMMA JOSE Smt. PADMADEVI.R Shri SRIDHAR K Smt. VAIDEHI.D Smt. VANI.S


278 258 279

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11

12

13

14

No of Students undergoing courses Result (As a % of Total Students)

No. of Interactions done with SMEs coursewise Student's Feedback (Average score out of 5)


BSNL/EETP


2 22 1 83% 11% 6% 38 3 11 4.70 4.72 4.71 4.71 94.6% 97.2% 92.9%

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RTTC Chennai (Maraimalainagar) 1

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9


P.M.Damodaran




BSNL/EETP


Sri. K.Ramesh SDE Smt.Nirmala Subramanian DE Sri.D.Sridharan DE 28 28 280 280

5 5 6 A.V. Srinivasan Mathiprakasam K. Ramesh S.Venkatasubramaniam V.Selvarathinam


B.S. Ragaventhiran G. Manogeran K. Partheeban K. Subramanian P.M. Damodaran


N. RAMASAMY A.VEDACHALAM K. ULAGANATHAN J.K.KALAVATHI K.BASKARAN C.SIVASUBRAMANIAM


279 260 269

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


1 20 11 80% 19% 1% 5 7 4 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.8 100 100 100

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Ghaziabad (ALTTC) 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Mr. Shiv Shanker






8 9


BSNL/EETP


Shri C.P. Dixit Shri Vinod Kumar Shri Satyendra Kumar

26 25 286 286 03 04 03 Shri S. K. Shrivastava Shri C.P. Dixit Shri R.K. Mishra Shri Shobhit Kumar Shri Vinod Kumar Shri Rajendra Mathur Shri A. S. Dubey Shri P.K. Agnihotri Shri Satyendra Kumar Shri M. K. Mishra 15.07.13 217 180 175

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11


12


13

14



BSNL/EETP


69 106 111 69% 31% 0% 17 05 10 4.8 4.7 5

4.83 90 80.77 95.4

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Guwahati 1

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9


Sri D.N.Pegu




BSNL/EETP

Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

B.Singha Pallab Deka Pulakesh Deka

7 7 300 214 2 2 2 B.Singha, D.Baishya Pallab Deka, S.Basu Pulakesh Deka, S.Borgohain

15.07.13 111 106 105

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11


12

No. of interaction with SMEs coursewise

13


14


BSNL/EETP


103 108 109 58.7 36.34 4.96 2 4 1

4 4 4 4 90.5 90 90

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Hyderabad 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Shri V Srinivasa Rao



Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

8 9


BSNL/EETP


Dr Subramanyam A V G K Murthi B V Srinivasa Rao

155 135 283 283 4 4 4 P Munigangatharam, N Mary, G Venkataraju, K Srinivas TAB Prasad, V Srinivas Rao, A V G K Murthi, B V Srinivasa Rao VVV Stayanarayan, B V Srinivasa Rao, D Laxmi Usha, V Ramakanta Sarma

15.07.13 166 205 202

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


76 81 93 88 12 Nil 115 126 117

4.52 4.57 4.48 4.52 99 98 98

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BRBRAITT, Jabalpur 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Smt Charu Sharma




8 9


BSNL/EETP

Shri R K Gangwar Smt Usha V. Raman Smt Shikha Pandey 21 21 300 300

5 6 5 Ajay Batri, A.Angira, M.Tiwari,RK.Gangwar, R.K.Saraogi A.D.Mondal,A.K.Tiwari.D.K. Upadhyay,R.K.Jain,Usha V.Raman V.S.Sonawane Usha V.Raman. Sujata Dhorey, S.M.Gurnani, ShikhaPandey, R.D.Aware


200 197 201

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


100 103 97 50.5 46.0 3.8 22 37 17 4.67 4.58 4.66 4.64 92.6 % 97.0 % 94.0 %

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Jaipur 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Sh R. D. Meena





8 9


BSNL/EETP

Sh. P. K. Sharma Sh. Prem Singh Sh. S L. Verma 41 37 287 287

4 2 6 Sh. D S Punia Sh. P K Sharma Abhishek Jain Sh. Pyare Lal Sh. Mohar Singh Sh. P. S. Gurjar Sh. S L Verma Sh. Mohar Singh Sh. Manish Chandra Sh. Harish Chander Sh. Ansul Sharma Sh. Ajay Bhargav


287 287 287

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


103 97 87 36 60 4 8 18 8

45 49 60 52 90 85 90

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Kalyani 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


S.K.SARKAR

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP No of students as Per AICTE allotment Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert (SME’s)


BSNL/EETP

N.B.Bagchi,S.D.E 10 10 300 258 (42 students joining on 24.12.13)

3

Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System

3

Digital Switching System Date of Start of EETP No of students who have completed the course

C.Majumder,D.E

Digital Transmission System


8 9

S.Bhattacharjee,SDE

3 S.Bhattacharjee,SDE N.K.Saha,D.E M.S.Mukherjee,SDE C.Majumder,D.E A.K.Karmakar,SDE U.K.Guha,SDE A.Sanyal,D.E N.B.Bagchi,sde S.K.Majumder,SDE


258 258 258

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


Nil Nil Nil 79 19 2 1 1 2

4.6 4.3 4.3 4.3 92 93 93

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Lucknow 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Sh Ravindra Kumar




8 9


BSNL/EETP

Sh S K Gupta,DE Sh S K Gupta,DE Sh S K Gupta,DE 33 28 300 300

5 5 5 Atul Agarwal, Nirmal Kumar Rajendra Pratap, S K Pathak S K Srivastava K S Singh, Sanjai Nigam, Santosh Kumar, US Saroj, Ram kumar C P Chaturvedi, R P Vishwakarma, Phool chand S P Singh S P Singh(J)


98 85 132

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


202 215 168 34 66 NIL 03 00 02

4.85 4.81 4.69 4.78 65 60 65

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Mysore 1

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9


A V Srikantan




BSNL/EETP


Niranjan B Poojar B K Gopalkrishna V S Hiremath 8 8 300 300

2 2 2 B T Ramchandra, V S Hiremath

B K Gopalkrishna, M R Ravindra M A Sateesh, Niranjan B Poojar


300 300 300

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


Completed Completed Completed 19 79 12 23 29 19

66.6 66.6 66.6 66.6 93 93 93

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Nagpur 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Sh. Manish Shukla





8 9


BSNL/EETP

Sh. H. A. Nandanwar.

Sh. A. G. Paradkar. Sh. S. N. taghate.

36 36 288 288 6 4 5 Smt. A. H, Kulkarni. Smt. K,G. Meenakshi. Sh. I. A, Ahemed. Sh, S, S, Dongare. Sh. G. P. Konde. Sh. V.W,Paltkar Sh. A. G, Paradkar Sh. G. p, Barabde Smt. S. S. Deshpande Sh. S.C. Moon Sh. S, N, Laghate Sh. M, V. Kanade Smt. S, S. Shelgaonkar Smt. D, S, Lakhe Sh, P. B, Raisinghani


204 190 181

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11


12


13


14


BSNL/EETP


106 84 98 65.2 34.6 0.17

4.77 4.78 5.0 4.85 97.9 99.75 97.96

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Pune 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Shri. D.P.Shivane




8 9


BSNL/EETP

Shri. S.M.Thakare Shri. N.D.Bavaskar Shri. R.S.Saklikar 43 39 300 300

2 3 2 1. Shri. S. M. Thakare 2. Shri. S. M. Saindanvise 1. Shri D.P.Shivane 2. Shri N.D. Bavaskar 3. Shri. J. Rajaraman 1. Shri. R.S. Saklikar 2. Shri. S.B. Aundhekar


181 182 198

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No. of interaction with SMEs coursewise Student's Feedback (Average score out of 5)


BSNL/EETP


119 118 102 17% 81% 02% 4 4 18

43.65 58.24 46.46 49.38 94% 93% 94%

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Rajpura 1

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9


CHARANJIT SINGH




BSNL/EETP

R.S.SANDHU

CHARANJIT SINGH CHARANJIT SINGH 43 33 301 233 2


2 2 R.S.SANDHU MUNISH GUPTA


SARDARA SINGH GULSHAN KUMAR CHARANJIT SINGH M.S.CHAWLA


182 182 182

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13


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BSNL/EETP


15 17 19 50% 33% 17% 2 3 2

90 66 70 92 92 92

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Ranchi 1

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9


Smt. U.P. Minz




BSNL/EETP


Sri R. K. Ram, Sr SDE Sri Ajay Kumar, DE Sri Ganeswar Majhi, DE 4 4 300 300 3 2 3 Sri Nikhil Kr Singh Sri Kanji Lal/ Sri D.B Kr Sri Nirmal Choudhary


92 74 109

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No of Students undergoing courses Result (As a % of Total Students) No. of Interactions done with SMEs coursewise

13


14


BSNL/EETP


109 74 92 29 71 12 11 5 13

73 73 73 73 91 91 91

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Trivendram 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Sri.Ambalavanan DGM





8 9


BSNL/EETP

Dr.Joymon D Sri.Ajith Kumar D Smt. Bindu K R 19 18 300 288 5 5 5 JAMES SAGAYA RAJ ANITHA K.L Dr. D JOY MON SUNITHA GEORGE UNNIKRISHNAN .B HARIKRISHNAN RINOSH THANKACHAN SANJAY KUMAR V.G.SABU VARGHESE.G BHASI.C EDWIN APPOLOSE LEENA ROSE THOMAS BINDU K.R JAYAKRISHNAN.T


176 212 180

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13


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BSNL/EETP


124 88 120 89 11 4 3 5

4.7 4.8 4.9 4.8 97 96 98

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EETP :Phase II Status Report (as on 22.11.2013) Name of BSNL Training Provider:

Bengaluru 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


K Ranganayakalu

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP No of students as Per AICTE allotment Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Names of Subject Matter Digital Transmission System Expert SME’s


8 9


BSNL/EETP


N Krishnamurthy S Muruleedhar L Sreenath 72 67 304 304

5 5 5 Vinod Bansal Veena madgiri Venkatesha K Thotappa T H Rajendra A G K Mallikarjun Ashok sudarshan Sangamesh Prabhanjanachar Wilson Prasanna kumar Mahabaleshwar Geeta Nirmala B Hachardi A C Sunitha 23-09-2013 142 142

0

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No of Students undergoing courses Result (As a % of Total Students) No. of interaction with SMEs coursewise

13


14


BSNL/EETP


158 146

0 64.43 35.21 0.35 2 2 0

4.42 4.23 0s 4.32 98.2 96.5 0

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Bhopal 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Mrs Deepa Arora




Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System 8 9


BSNL/EETP


Shri Ravi Sharma, DE Shri D K Patel, DE Not yet started

79 55 299 229 03 03 Not yet started

Shri Ravi Sharma, DE Shri Sameer Jahagirdar, Sr SDE Shri Manoj Kumar Singh, Sr Shri D K Patel, DE Shri Tarun Tomer, Sr. SDE Shri Sumit Saxena, Sr.SDE Not yet started

23.09.13 76 68 Not yet started

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BSNL/EETP


229 229 Not yet started

25% 65% 10% 2 3 Not yet started

4.5 4.5 Not yet started

4.5 80 75 Not yet started

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Coimbatore 1

2 3 4 5 6

7


Sri. P Ratnaswamy




8 9


BSNL/EETP


Sri. S Nanthakumar Smt. Vasanthi Ramamoorthy Smt. L Padmavathy

50 50 278 278 3 3 3 A.Venkittuswamy, P Maniyan G A Umamaheswari C S V Thambiran Dharmajan S Muthukumar A Jyothiramalingam S Karunambal S Vairamani

29.097.13 52 149 Nil

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13

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BSNL/EETP


126 129 0 12% 55% 33% 3 3 Nil 4.72 4.65

0 4.69 98 90 0

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Indore 1


Shri Ashish Sanghi, DGM

Digital Transmission System Shri Mukesh Kulshreshtha, DE


Shri M C Raj, DE

Digital Switching System Shri D K Jain, DE

2 3 4 5 6

7

8 9

No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP No of students as Per AICTE allotment Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Names of Subject Matter Digital Transmission System Expert SME’s


BSNL/EETP

44 38 300 300 4 4 2 Shri Mukesh Kulshreshtha, Shri Ashish Dangi, Shri P C Gupta, Shri Rakesh Verma


Shri D K Verma, Shri S K Kulkarni, Shri Sanjay Joshi, Shri M D Bagaddeo


Shri Anand Vibhute, Shri Manish Samadhiya 23/09/2013


149 150 0

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No of Students undergoing courses Result (As a % of Total Students) No. of interaction with SMEs coursewise Student's Feedback (Average score out of 5)


BSNL/EETP


150 150 N/A 45.37 48.97 5.66 16 2 N/A 4.62 4.5 N/A

4.56 97.44 99.73 N/A

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Jodhpur 1

Name of EETP Coordinator

Sri Pankaj Bhandari,

2 3

Additional GM(P & A), BSNL, Jodhpur Name of Course Digital Transmission System Sri R.C. Vyas, AGM(EB & Coordinator Mktg. & EETP) O/o GMTD Jodhpur Telecom Support Sri A.K. Purohit, SDE Infrastructure (EETP) O/o GMTD Jodhpur Digital Switching System Course yet not started No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment 10 No of Colleges joined to EETP 9 One college does not exist

4

No of students as Per AICTE allotment

5 6

Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support

7

8 9



BSNL/EETP

Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System

293 293

1 1 0 Sri Sushil Jangid Sri A.K.Purohit Course yet not started 16/09/2013 143 150 0

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BSNL/EETP


150 143

0 56 38.9 5.1 2 2 0

4.3 4.4 0 4.36 90.9 92.27 0

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Kolkata CTTC 1


Mr. M.K. Saha, DGM (Admn)

2 3

Digital Transmission System Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System No of Colleges as Per AICTE allotment No of Colleges joined to EETP

4

No of students as Per AICTE allotment

5 6

Total No of Students Joined Subject Matter Expert Digital Transmission System (SME’s) Telecom Support

7



Telecom Support Infrastructure Digital Switching System 8 9


BSNL/EETP


Mr. Tapas Ghosh Mr. Tarak Nath Rajak Mr. DK Das, Principal 32 11 300 105

2 2 0 1.AK Pal 2.Som Nath Ghosh 1. AB Roy 2. Shankar Chakrawarty Course yet not started 30.09.2013 78

105 Training yet to start

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BSNL/EETP

Excellence (>80%) Proficiency (65%-80%) Participation (