Monthly Archives: August 2006

September 01, 2006: Seminar on Innovations and Knitting by Dr. Tilak Dias at PHMA Office.

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Issues, resolving issues and the issues with resolving issues…

The management is making an effort to improve things. Notice that the course outlines are a lot more detailed and students have atleast been given an overview of the course content if not actually handed the course outlines. The computer … Continue reading

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Innovations and Knitting with Dr. Tilak Dias

Dr. Tilak Dias, Senior Lecturer Knitting, The University of Manchester is visiting TIP. You may kindly recall him from his last time’s presentation of “Future Textiles” He will be conducting a seminar this Friday, Inshallah. Topic: Innovations and Knitting Venue: … Continue reading

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Job selection

Students are given the right to chose which discipline they want to take admission in and they should use this right wisely. I know every student before taking admission in TIP consult a lot of people, friends, seniors and teachers … Continue reading

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TIP Tree-logy sequence

First, I’d like to sincerely thank all the people who contributed in the tree campaign, and must be expecting earnest results in return (in vain-hopefully not). However, more importantly I’d like to thank all those who promised to cooperate and … Continue reading

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Straight from the Interview Desk

Here’s what Muhammad Ali, Textile Science graduate 2006 has to say regarding his interview experiences. At Orient I was asked questions regarding WTO, ISO as well technical aspects of weaving. Mr. Ubaid of Lucky Textiles asked me enough chemistry to make my … Continue reading

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ISSUES

By Anonymous Last year and this year a number of issues came up which the student body due to certain uncertainty stayed quiet on but I think these issues should be brought in consideration of the administration, faculty and the … Continue reading

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