Web Based 3G (UMTS, HSPA), 4G (LTE) Training

Web-based training is a way of delivering of NgnGuru's "classroom" Telecom courses via the Internet using online Web training tools. These full-day, online versions of NgnGuru's instructor-led programs are segmented into three 2-hour or two 3-hour sessions with 15 min break in between. Participation is possible from anywhere with a computer with Internet access. Students save on travel time and expenses.

Each web-based training course is facilitated by an NgnGuru instructor and may include relevant NgnGuru staff members. NgnGuru instructor shares the presentation material, whiteboard, and conducts Q&A session as well.

The courses are limited to the first 15 people who register to allow for optimum participant interaction. Participants also have an opportunity to ask questions during the session by typing in questions through an online chat feature.

Courses offered by NgnGuru Solutions may not require any previous knowledge or understanding of telecom technologies, for more information about course contents download wireless training catalog. Please send an email to support@ngnguru.com to know more about course schedule & registration details.

Telecom eLearning module is also available for remote/online learning, download eLearning training catalog for more details.

3G auction revenue reaches Rs.48000 cr

India on Friday concluded 137 rounds of an auction to award spectrum for third generation (3G) telecom services in the country, with the government's provisional revenue from the sale of airwaves reaching Rs.48,677.47 crore ($10.7 billion) and nationwide licence price crossing Rs.12,000 crore ($2.6 billion) mark.

According to a senior official in the Department of Telecommunications, “The revenues from 3G auction alone will be over Rs 50,000 crore. The auction is likely to be completed in a day or two, as the demand in some circles is still high.” The Pan-India bid for 3G licence was Rs 12,068.94 crore today, up 244.82 per cent from the base price of Rs 3,500 crore.

Slots for three-four players are available in each of the 22 circles into which the country has been geographically divided for the 3G services, which will facilitate faster connectivity and enable applications such as Internet TV, video-on-demand, audio-video calls and high-speed data exchange.

Nine telecom companies - Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications, Vodafone Essar, Idea Cellular, Tata Teleservices, Aircel, Etisalat, S Tel and Videocon Telecommunications - are participating in the online auction.

See link 3G Auction Update: 7th May 2010 for complete details.