www.nagauniv.org.in Nagaland University BA Result 2011 BA I Year 2011 Batch Regular General And Honour

Students check your B.A (2006 to 2011 Batches) all results available here, examination held in February 2011. Nagaland University BA Result 2011: BA I Year 2007 Batch Repeater General And Honour · BA I Year 2008 Batch Repeater General .

College students check your B.A (2006 to 2011 Batches) all results available here, exam held in Feb 2011. Nagaland University BA Result 2011: BA I Year 2007 Batch Repeater General And Honour · BA I Year 2008 Batch Repeater General And .

agaland University BA Results 2011 - Nagaland University Bachelor of Arts Result 2011 - Nagaland University Art Repeater General And Honour Results - I II III Years Result - B.A. 1st 2nd 3rd Year Results .

We, some of the Final Year BAIII Year students under Nagaland from various colleges of Nagaland, being aspiring candidates of various competitive Examinations of 2011 would be required to produce our mark sheets and resultsto the concerned .

The essence of a university is that it is uniquely accountable to the past and to the future - not simply or even primarily to the present. A university is not about results in the next quarter. It is not even about who a student has become by graduation. It is about learning that moulds a lifetime, learning that transmits the heritage of millennia; learning that shapes future. Hence we need to seize the initiative in defining what we are accountable for. Education is not to make men carpenters, so much as to make carpenters men. Traditional role of universities as 'Stewards of living traditions', as places for 'Philosophers as well as scientists', where learning and knowledge are pursued in part because they define what has over centuries made us human, not because they can enhance our global competitiveness. Those who long for a lost golden age of higher education should think about the very limited population that alleged utopia actually served. Colleges used to be restricted to tiny elite; now it serves the many, not just the few". Prof. Drew Gilpin Faust (Harvard University's first female President)