CBSE Date Sheet 2011 for Class X and Class XII Board Exams

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the dates for class Xth and XIIth board exams to be held in the month of march, 2010.The class Xth and XIIth students are going to face Music and Physics respectively on 3rd march, 2010.Some students are not happy at this time since this year CBSE didn't released the answer sheet of toppers in board exams, 2009. The detailed date sheet can accessed after clicking on the desired class.
The countdown for the Board exams 2010 has begun. The last-ever Board exams for Class X will commence from March 3 with the music paper followed by social science on March 5. The exams for Class X will get over on March 31 with science practical skills paper. The first paper of Class XII - Physics will be on March 3 and the exams will continue till April 8.
The first exam for the commerce stream will be business studies to be held on March 4. Political science on March 5 will be the first main paper in the humanities stream. For Class X, these will be the last Boards to be conducted after the introduction of continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) in CBSE schools across the country. After the exams in 2010, Class X will be marked on a year-long basis instead of a one-time external exam.
The CBSE date sheet consists of both advantages and disadvantages, but we can't be so mean, as it bestows the CBSE schools and students with more benefits and facilities. The outcome of the CBSE date sheet is always popular, besides the rumors of its outcome are more popular than it! The CBSE date sheet comes out with all the necessary features, such as, special mention about the board syllabus, i.e. it displays, whether the date sheet is for secondary, or higher secondary schools, next comes the subject names, followed with the subject codes, besides the mandatory date and time schedules of the examination that is going to be conducted. This is the pattern structure of usual date sheet that is being declared for the 10th and 12th standards, board exams and compartment exams. The board exams are usual public exams that are conducted for the 10th and 12th standards, whereas the compartment exams are conducted for the students, who have failed in the public examination. The students would be provided with 5 attempts to clear the examination provided with the constraint that the students have passed the internal assessments. But, recently the CBSE has introduced a new examination pattern, namely, the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE), according to which the 10th standard students would not be having public examination, rather they would be evaluated based on the internal assessments. Hence, probably there might be changes in the CBSE date sheet structure pattern for the CBSE 10th standards in the coming years. Anyways, the CBSE has to be praised, as it handles many responsibilities such as:

Exam date sheets

BHU-PMT 2011

BHU-PMT (Pre Medical Test) is an entrance exam for admission in to various bachelor medical courses which include MBBS, BDS, BAMS and B Pharm from Banaras Hindu University. Admission to MBBS course is done through an entrance test which has two stages, PMT Screening and PMT Mains. Only those who qualify in PMT Screening can appear for PMT Mains for MBBS course. Admission to other courses like BDS, B Pharm and BAMS is through only PMT Screening. This is considered to be one of the toughest exams and includes tricky and concept based questions.

Banaras Hindu University is one of the most reputed and oldest universities of our country which provides all sorts of higher education in various fields of science, literature, engineering, medicine, social sciences etc. BHU provides medical students with very good facilities, infrastructure and faculty.

Availability of forms:
Admission form of this Banaras Hindu University-Pre Medical Test is available from the month of January and applicants can collect it from the campus office or they can download it online from its website. Candidates have to submit the dully filled application form on are before the month of March.

Popularity of the exam:
A large number of students apply every year for medical courses in BHU but since there are only a limited number of seats competitions are very tough. Students have to prepare hard to get admission in this University.

More about Banaras Hindu University:
This university has excellent records over the years and has experience and qualified faculty members. They help to provide all sorts of study materials and project works to the students. The university has been rewarded for its excellent education quality and its discipline. It has one of the top class infrastructure and state of art campus for its students. The students get most reputed place after passing out from this university.

Eligibility criteria:
Candidate have to pass 10+2 or its equivalent examination with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 50% marks in aggregate for general candidates and 40% for candidates belonging to lower caste like SC/ST/OBC. For B. Pharm course a candidate should have secured at least 60% marks for general and OBC candidates and 55% for SC/ST candidates. Those who are appearing for class 12th exams in 2011 can also sit in this exam. Also a candidate should be between 17-25 years of age as on 31st December, 2011.

Availability of Application forms for BHU PMT 2011:
Forms for BHU PMT are expected to be available in January 1st week from designated Post Offices across India. The form can also be obtained by post by sending a request for the form along with a demand draft through a registered post.

Important dates (Tentative):

PMT Screening: 2nd week of May, 2011

PMT Mains: 2nd week of June, 2011

Availability of Application Forms from Post Offices: 1st week of January, 2011

Last Date for availability of Application forms by post: 3rd week of February, 2011

Last Date for receipt of Application form: 2nd week of March, 2011

Please note that the dates are only tentative and are not final. The post will be updated as soon as the dates are officially released.

Courses Offered:
M.B.B.S. (63 seats)
BDS (28 seats)
B.Pharm. (28 seats)
BAMS (57 seats)
B.Pharm. (Ay.) (30 seats)

Contact Details:
Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi-221005,
U.P.,India.
E-Mail: webmaster@bhu.ac.in, rsy@bhu.ac.in
Website: www.bhu.ac.in

CPT DECEMBER 2010 EXAM

Common Proficiency Test CPT Exam for the year December 2010, conducted in following modes :

* Paper Pencil Mode of Examination – Sunday, the 19th December, 2010

10.30 AM to 12.30 PM (IST)
First Session (i.e. Morning Session) Section - A Fundamentals of Accounting
Section - B Mercantile Laws

2.00 PM to 4.00 PM (IST)
Second Session (i.e. Afternoon Session)Section - C General Economics
Section - D Quantitative Aptitude

Fro CPT December 2010 Admit Card http://icai.nic.in/admit.php

Tips to DO IT NOW

We have all been faced the problem of procrastination some time or another. For some, it’s occasional and for others its chronic. Others find that it hits only some areas of their lives.

Whatever may be the case, the results are usually the same – waste of time, missed
opportunities, poor performance, and / or increased stress. Procrastination is letting the low-priority tasks get in the way of high-priority ones. This often
results in important jobs going lower down the priority list. Suppose you prefer to socialise with colleagues rather than studying for the exam. Or watch TV instead of doing your homework.
We all seem to do fine with things we want to do or enjoy doing. But, when we see some tasks as difficult, inconvenient, or boring, we may switch into a procrastination mode. We tend to avoid these tasks. In effect it is we who is getting fooled. Check out the following list and see how many are true for you:
• I'll wait until I'm in the right mood to take it up.
• It's OK to celebrate ... besides; I'll start my diet programme next week.
• My health isn't all that bad. And time is a great healer.
• There's plenty of time to complete this task.
• It's too hard to talk about. It’s difficult to decide where to begin.
• I work better and faster under stress, so I don't need to do it right now.
• I've got too many other things to do first.
Once expressed and examined, these self-defeating statements don't sound so convincing. But, when we tell these excuses to ourselves, they seem quite believable. Don't be carried away by their simplicity. They are enough to force us to postpone important tasks and duties.
How to overcome procrastination
1. Be realistic: we all have good reasons for postponing important work. Those old excuses really do not hold well. Write down all your excuses on one side of a piece of paper. Start challenging the faulty reasoning behind each of the excuses. Write down your realistic thoughts on the opposite side of each excuse.
2. Positive Attitude: Include a list of positive and motivating statements into your thoughts.
Consider ...
"There's no better time like now."
"The sooner I get the job done, the better it is."
"Perfectionism an illusion that keeps me from doing what I have to do right now."
"It's cheaper and less painful if I do it now rather than wait until it gets worse."
3. Do not jump to conclusion: Doing this will only fail you and reinforce you belief that you are no good at something. It will only create a wall of fear in you. Recognize that your negative predictions are not facts. Focus on the present and what positive steps you can take toward reaching your goals.
4. Be focused: Think about what you want and what needs to be done. Be specific. If it's getting that work completed by the deadline, figure out a timetable with realistic goals at each step. Keep your sights within reason. Having goals too big can scare you away from starting.
5. Set clear priorities: Write down all the things that need to be done in order of their importance. The greater the importance or urgency, the higher their priority. Put other distractions in its proper place – preferably in the last! Start at the top of the list and work your way down.
6. Break the complex tasks: Big projects are generally overwhelming. Break them down into the smaller and most manageable subparts. You'll get more done if you can do it piece by piece. For example, make an outline of the report before you start writing it. Do a small portion of the chores rather than all at once. This technique works especially well with the unpleasant jobs. Most of us can handle jobs we dislike as long as they're for a short time and in small increments.
7. Be organized: Have all your materials ready before you begin a task. Use a daily schedule and have it with you all the time. List the tasks of the day or week realistically. Keep a record of tasks that you have completed them.
8. Be committed: Commit yourself to doing the task. Write yourself a "I will do it" statement and keep revisiting it. Better still; be your own supervisor about your plans.
9. Use post-its: Have post-its to be used as reminders to yourself. Put them in frequently seen places like on the TV, refrigerator, bathroom mirror, front door, etc. The more we remember, the greater is the likelihood that we will follow our plans.
10. Reward yourself: Self-reinforcement has a powerful effect on developing a "do it now" attitude. Celebrate the completion, pat yourself on the back, smile, and let yourself enjoy the completion of even the smallest of tasks. Don't minimize your accomplishments. Remember, you're already that much closer to finishing those things that need to be done. Go ahead, get started ... NOW.

EFFECTIVE LEARNING

You may like it or not, the fact is that in order to be successful, one have to study – at least up to some level. Even if you ultimately decide to avoid studies by joining some vocational/professional course, you are required to study at least some minimum. And yes (if your objective is to become a doctor, an engineer, professor, scientist or administrative officer or a manager, you have to study and study very hard.

It is easy to sit down and look at the book. Real study, however, is a concentrated attack on the book or other resources of information until (a) you understand it (b) you have learned as much the information as you wish to learn. Many students despite being intelligent, may find that the hardest part of the study is settling down to it - - i.e. the beginning. Very often a student decides to become serious about his studies from the next morning. And when the alarm rings he gently presses the button (of the alarm) and honestly re-decides to work in the evening and so on. And the process continues. If you happen to be one of such students – Don’t worry. Follow some tips to start studying and learning the subjects efficiently.

Work out a schedule for yourself. It acts as a challenge and as a guide. It is better to begin with a general schedule which is flexible. After following it for a few days, you will know which subjects require the greatest allotment of time and then you adjust your schedule accordingly. Try to spread out your time allocation in a rational way. With more and more experience you will be your best judge: you may then re-schedule your timing, depending on your weakness or strength in various subjects.

If your study is interrupted every ten minutes to attend to something for your comfort, you will loose concentration, break the threads of argument and waste a great deal of energy. Therefore before settling to the spell of hard study, adjust the window to you liking, get a drink if you are thirsty, keep a bottle of water with you, and attend to any other small physical matter that may otherwise distract you later. At the same time never try to be over comfortable: don't study on the beds using pillows, always use a table and chair and keep your back upright. Try to use natural day light rather than artificial.

Learning is an active effortful process. Just to read the words passively is ineffective. You must have interest in the matter and should get involved in the task actively. Retention of the subject matter will be better if reading is supplemented by self-recitation. If a psychological research it was found that when the students devoted all their time to reading, recall (memory) of the five biographies averaged 16% after four hours. However, when 3/5th to 4/5th of the learning time was devoted to self-recitation, recall after four hours was nearly twice as great. The advantage of recitation over passive reading is that the student is forced to react to the subject matter rather than merely trying to absorb it.

Tricky Questions

1. A murderer is condemned to death. he has to chose between three rooms.The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with loaded guns, and the third is full of lions thta haven't eaten in 3 years.Which room is safest for him?

2.A woman shoots her husband. Then she holds him under water for over 5 minutes. Finally, she hangs him. But 5 minutes later they both go out and enjoy a wonderful dinner together. How can this be?

3. Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Wednesday,Friday or Sunday?

4. This is unusual paragraph. I'm curious as to just how quickly you can find out what is so unusual about it. It looks so ordinary and plain that you would think
nothing was wrong with it. In fact, nothing is wrong with it! But it is highly unusual, though. Study it and thin about it, but you still may not find anything odd. But if you work at it a bit, you might find out. Try to do so without any coaching!


Answer
1. The third room. Lions that haven't eaten in three years are dead. That one was easy, right?

2. The woman was a photographer, She shot a picture of her husband, developed it,
and hung it up to dry.

3. Sure you can name three consecutive days: yesterday, today and tomorrow!

4. The letter "e", the most common in the English language, does not appear even once in
the paragraph

Full form of LLB

L.LB is the correct form
L stands for Legum which means Law

LB stands for Baccalaureus which means Bachelor

Hence L.LB means Bachelor of Law .

Difference Between GSM and CDMA

When we buy a mobile phone, we usually don’t concern ourselves with the standards or technologies that our mobile phone uses. This is more so when we buy mobile phones that have the standard contract from the phone company, since it is 100% assured that it would function with that network. But in case you did not know, there are 2 very prominent technologies around the world. The first is GSM (Global System Mobile) and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access).

The problem with these two technologies is that they are not really compatible and mobile phones that were made for one network would not necessarily work on the other. It shouldn’t really be a problem for you unless you travel outside your usual area or possibly outside the country. But in case you do travel around a lot, it might be better if you have a GSM mobile phone in tow since GSM holds a much bigger share of the mobile phone industry. And you should also consider this when buying a mobile phone from abroad. I know a couple of people who bought CDMA mobile phones when the whole country they were in was on GSM.

Technology wise, CDMA was supposed to be more advanced compared to GSM, but the hold of GSM over the market has already been cemented in the years that it was ahead making it impossible for CDMA to totally replace GSM. With regards to the third generation of mobile phones, it became apparent that GSM would not be able to compete with CDMA in terms of speed. Therefore it became apparent that GSM would have to move to CDMA. But the people who run GSM networks made a move that still made the two networks incompatible, by deploying WCDMA (Wideband CDMA) or UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service) as it is known in Europe. This standard is still incompatible with EV-DO which was the next step for the CDMA crowd.

The battle between this two has long abandoned the technology aspect which was how it started, but now it is all about market share. Although in the technology side GSM seems to be gaining the upper hand with 3.6Mbps for UMTS and 7.2 for the later HSDPA, compared to the 2.4Mbps of EV-DO and 5.2Mbps of EV-DV which are the current competing technologies. Although it seems that CDMA isn’t going to be able to compete with GSM superiority in the mobile phone market, it is still unclear whether CDMA is actually going away.

IIT's Fee Structures

IITs are the most well known and most advanced educational institutions in India. Every year, hundreds of candidates sit for the IIT entrance exams with the dream to undertake undergraduate and post graduate programs in these institutions. It is very important for prospective candidates to have a general idea about the fees structure that is specified by the various IIT's. It must be noted that IIT fee structure mentioned below is subject to change from time to time.

IIT Chennai Fees
Candidates who wish to undertake undergraduate programs at IIT Chennai have to pay a minimum fees of Rs 20,400 per semester. Candidates who wish to stay at the institute hostel have to pay the hostel fees payable through DD which come to Rs 12,929 per semester.

Candidates who wish to take up post graduate courses at IIT Chennai would be required to pay anywhere from a minimum of Rs 9900 to a maximum of Rs 56,100 as per the program per semester.

Candidates who wish to undertake Ph.D programs at IIT Chennai are required to pay minimum of Rs 10,500 and Rs 12,929 per semester through DD if they take up the hostel residence.

IIT Delhi Fees
The total fees payable at the time of admission to undergraduate course at IIT Delhi is Rs 22035 which is payable every semester.

Total fees payable for special part time post graduate program offered by IIT Delhi is Rs 60,000. The fees is payable in 6 equal installments of Rs. 10,000. In the 1st semester an amount of Rs.5,475 in addition to Rs 10,000 has to be paid which is the admission fee. Subsequently Rs 525 has to be paid every semester.

IIT Bombay Fees
IIT Bombay charges a total of Rs 22601 as its fees for the undergraduate course offered by the institution. The fees is charged per semester.

For post graduate courses, the general fee structure charged by IIT Bombay is Rs 11,601 for candidates staying in hostel and Rs 7201 for candidates not staying in hostel.


IIT Kanpur
The general fee structure of undergraduate course offered by IIT Kanpur is Rs 25542, payable at the time of admission.

Candidates who wish to take admission to post graduate program for executives for visionary leadership in manufacturing offered by the institute have to pay a tuition fees of Rs 5 Lacs.

IIT Guwahati Fees
The undergraduate program offered by IIT Guwahati has a fee structure of Rs 22800, payable at the time of admission. Rs 16,650 is to be paid from the next semester onwards.

The minimum fees payable for post graduate programs at the time of admission is Rs 10,300.

IIT Kharagpur Fees
The undergraduate program offered by IIT Kharagpur has a fee structure of Rs 22596. This fee is payable at the time of admission.

IIT Roorkee Fees
The undergraduate program offered by IIT Roorkee has a fee structure of Rs 26820 for undergraduate courses. This fee is payable at the time of admission.

Career in Event Management

Event management is about organizing a professional and focused event for a target audience. It involves visualizing concepts and planning, budget, organizing and executing events, such as fashion shows, musical concerts, corporate seminars, exhibition, among others.

Your Earning
Remuneration in this field varies according to the type of event managed. A trainee can get around Rs 15,000 a month. Meanwhile, the head of an event management company can earn in lakhs, depending on the scale of the events.

Skills:
1. Public relations skills.
2. Marketing acumen.
3. Budgeting skills.
4. Mastery over conceptualizing and planning events and implanting plans.
5. Risk management ability

Training:
No specific qualification is required. Graduates with good PR and networking can join. Some institute offer specialized diplomas and advanced diplomas in event management. However, some of the event management firms may prefer candidates who have an MBA degree.

Important Links
1. Event Management Development Institute, IES Management College, Mumbai, www.emdiworld.com
2. Indian Institute of Event Management, Mumbai, www.niemindia.com
3. Amity Institute of Event Management, Noida, www.amity.edu/aiem
4. International Center for Event Marketing, New Delhi, www.eventmanagementindia.com

ICWAI (Career in Cost Accounting)

The ICWAI examinations are held in three stages Foundation ,Intermediate and Final. A candidate may appear for the Foundation examination (two time in a year June & December) after passing twelfth standard examinations and completing coaching either postal or oral.. The students are tested in Organisation and Management Fundamentals, Financial Accounting Fundamentals, Economics and Business Fundamentals and Business Mathematics and Statistics Fundamentals .The Foundation is waived in the case of gazetted officers, post graduates, qualified engineers holding a degree and graduates from other streams . They are generally allowed to register with the institute for the intermediate examination.
For the intermediate exam, there are eight papers Cost and Management Accounting, Information Systems and Technology, Business Laws and Communication Skill, Business Taxation, Management Accounting-Performance Management, Advanced Financial Accounting, Auditing, Quantitative Methods. For the Final exam, there are eight papers-Operation and Project Management and Control, Advanced Financial Management and International Finance, Strategic Management and Marketing, Strategic Tax Management, Management Accounting-Decision Making, Management Accounting-Financial Strategy and Reporting, Cost Audit and Management Audit, Valuations Management and Case Study. The syllabus covered in the entire course includes book keeping and accountancy, production, productivity, cost effectiveness, cost accountancy, business mathematics and statistics, business and economic laws, principles of management, auditing, tax laws and tax planning, quantitative techniques and methods of cost and management accountancy.
The institute has made it mandatory for registered candidates to undergo coaching either directly or through correspondence and training, before appearing for the examinations. The duration of the course through correspondence is eighteen months. With a view to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and to emphasis practical orientation training requirements for ICWAI students have been presented as given below:-Intermediate:-1.Group Discussions - 2 nos.2.Business Communication Seminars 2 nos. 3.Computers hands on 50 hours Final:1. Dissertation 5000 words. 2.Computer Hands on 100 hours 3.Modular training 15 days 4.Audit / Industrial training 6 months

CBSE’S GRADING SYSTEM

1. All students have been awarded grades, not marks
2. The practice of declaring Compartment/Fail has been discontinued
3. The result of candidates is now declared in two categories: Eligible for qualifying certificate (QUAL) and Eligible for improvement of performance (EIOP)
4. All candidates, even if they have failed in all subjects will now have five chances to improve their performance without having to repeat a year.

THE NEW ORDER
With Board exams being made optional from the academic year 2010-11, a new system of evaluation – Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) – based on grades has been approved. It comprises formative and summative assessment of the student to be done over two terms – first and second -during the year-long academic calendar.
Summative Assessment: Based on the term-end examination
1) There will be two evaluations each in the first and second terms.
2) Each evaluation will carry 10 marks apiece.

Formative Assessment: To evaluate and grade class work, homework, assignment and project work
1) There will be one term-end exam for each term.
2) The first term-end exam will carry 20 marks.
3) The second term-end exam will carry 40 marks.

EVALUATION

Students of class IX and X will be evaluated on a 9-point grading system. Each grade, given on the basis of both formative and summative assessments, will correspond to a range of marks as indicated below :
MARKS-------RANGE--------GRADE-------GRADE POINT
91-100--------A1-----------10.0
81 -90--------A2-----------9.0
71 -80--------B1-----------8.0
61-70---------B2-----------7.0
51 -60--------C1-----------6.0
41 -50--------C2-----------5.0
33-40---------D------------4.0
21-32---------E1
00-20---------E2

Points to Remeber :
(i) Assessment of theory/practical papers in external subjects shall be in numerical scores.In addition to numerical scores, the Board shall indicate grades in the marks sheets issued to the candidates in case of subjects of external examinations. In case of internal assessment subjects, only grades shall be shown.

(ii) Subjects of internal examination in Class X the assessment shall be made on a five point scale I.e. A,B,C,D & E.

(iii) The grades shall be derived from scores in case of subjects of external examination. In case of subjects of internal assessment, they shall be awarded by the schools.

(iv) The qualifying marks in each subject of external examination shall be 33% . However at Senior School Certificate Examination,in a subject involving practical work, a candidate must obtain 33% marks in the theory and 33% marks in the practical separately in addition to 33% marks in aggregate, in order to qualify in that subject.

Important :
(a) In case of a tie, all the students getting the same score, will get the same grade. If the number of students at a score point need to be divided into two segments, the smaller segment will go with the larger.

(b) Method of grading will be used in subjects where the number of candidates who have passed is more than 500.

(c) In respect of subjects where total number of candidates passing in a subject is less than 500, the grading would be adopted on the pattern of grading and distribution in other similar subjects.

Abbreviations to Know

3G -- Third Generation
AAA -- Asian Athletics Association
AAFI -- The Amateur Athletics Federation of India
AC -- Ante Christum (Before Christ), Ashok Chakra, Air Conditioner
ADB -- Asian Development Bank
AFI -- Athletics Federation of India
AFMC -- Armed Forces Medical College
AI -- Artifical Intelligence, Air India
AICTE -- All India Council for Technical Education
AIFF -- All India Football Federation
AIIMS -- All India Institute of Medical Science
AITUC -- All India Trade Union Congress
ALGOL -- Algebric Oriented Language
AM -- Ante Meridiem (before Noon), Amplitude Modulation
APEC -- Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation
ARPANET -- Advanced Research Project Agency Network
ASCII -- American Standard Code for Informa­tion Interchange
ASEAN -- Association of South East Asian Na­tions
ASLV -- Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle
AT&T -- American Telegraphic and Telephone Co. Ltd.
ATC -- Air Traffic Control
ATM -- Automated Teller Machine
AVSM -- Ati Vishisht Seva Medal
B2B -- Busines to Business
B2C -- Business to Consumer
BARC -- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
BBC -- British Broadcasting Corporation
BBS -- Bulletin Board Service
BC -- Before Christ
BHEL -- Bharat Heavy Electri-cals Ltd
BIOS -- Basic Input Output System
BIT -- Binary Digit
BPL -- Below Poverty Line
BPO -- Business Process Outsourcing
BPR -- Business Process Re-engineering
bps -- bytes per second
BSE -- Bombay Stock Exchange
BSF -- Border Security Force
BSNL -- Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
C2C -- Consumer to Consumer
CA -- Chartered Accountant
CAD -- Com­puter Aided Design
CAT -- Common Admis­sion Test
CBI -- Central Bureau of Investigation
CBSE -- Central Board of Secondary Education
CDAC -- Centre for the Development of Ad­vanced Computing
CDMA -- Code Division Multiple Access
CEO -- Chief Executive Officer
CFSL -- Central Forensic Science Laboratory
CGI -- Common Gateway Interface
CIA -- Central Intelligence Agency
CID -- Criminal Investigation Department
CISC -- Complex instruction-set computing
CITU -- Centre of Indian Trade Unions
CNN -- Cable News Network
COMSAT -- Communications Satellite Corporation
COPRA -- Consumer Protection Act
CORBA -- Common Object Request Broker Architecture
CPI(M) -- Communist Party of India / Marxist
CPWD -- Central Public Works Department
CRIS -- Centre for Railway Information System
CSIR -- Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
CTBT -- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
CYMK -- Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, Kinda
D.Litt. -- Doctor of Literature
D.Phil. -- Doctor of Philosophy
D.Sc -- Doctor of Science
DC - Direct Current
DIG -- Deputy Inspector General
DMA -- Direct Memory Access
DMK -- Dravida Munetra Kazhagam
DNA -- Deoxyribo-nucleic Acid
DTP -- Desktop Publishing
DVC -- Damodar Valley Corporation
DVD -- Digital Versatile/Video Disc

Sports Field Measurements

Badminton Court: 13.40 m x 5.18 m
Net: 1.524 m high
Shuttle: 4.73 to 5.50 gms
Cricket Pitch: 20.12 metres
Bat: 96.5 cm length and 10.8 cm width
Ball: 155.9 to 163 gms
Derby Course Route length: 2400 metres (or) 11/2 miles
Football Field: 100 x 64 m to 110 x 75 m
Hockey Field: 100 x 55 yards to 100 x 60 yards
Ball: 5.50 ounces to 5.75 ounces
Kabaddi Field: 13 x 10 meters
Khokho Field: 34 x 10 m to 34 x 16 metres
Lawn Tennis Court: 23.77 x 8.23 metres
Ball: 56.7 gms to 58.5 gms. (weight); 6.35 cm to 6.67 cms (diameter)
Marathon Race Route Length: 42,195 m-26 miles, 385 yards
Table Tennis Table: 275 cm x 152.5 cm, 76 cm above the ground (floor)
Ball: 37.2 to 38.2 millimeter (diameter); 9.40 to 9.53 gms.
Volleyball Court: 18 m x 9 m
Net: 9.5 m x 1 m x 2.43 m

Career in Video Jockey

A VJ or video jockey is the one who introduces, announces and plays videos on commercial music television i.e. the medium must be audio and visual both, Channel [V] or MTV or B4U or any regional music channel etc.Nikhil Chinnapa. Cyrus Broacha. Malika Arora, these names are probably the best names in the field of the video jockeys (VJs).

Technically, the job of the VJ is to introduce music videos and host music related shows. However, VJs do more than just that. They chat with the public, host game shows and do celebrity interviews as well. With the explosion of satellite television channels, the profession is fast attracting a number of young people into its fold.

Eligibility

a) Age- No minimum age and no maximum age.

b) Educational Qualification- A course in public-speaking helps. A course in related mass communication course gives the candidate a head start. A course in elocution at a place like Dr. Hari Singh Gaur Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar or a personality grooming course from YMCA, New Delhi or other institutes like Indian Television Training Institute, New Delhi. A degree or a diploma course in mass communications also helps a lot.

Recruitment Process- The candidate is generally recruited after a screen-test by the prospective employers as the candidate’s screen presence matters a lot. Apart from that many music channels scout for talent at drama schools andmass communication institutes.

Skills & Attributes
A friendly personality with a penchant to talk coupled with pleasing personality and ability to mix up with people. A video-jockey must be ready to work in inconsistent shifts. He/She must have a great sense of humor, excellent communication skills and importantly must have good verbal communication skills.

Job Prospects
There are ample avenues in this field as the ongoing boom in the music and entertainment channels shows. A VJ can diversify into many related fields like game-shows, quiz-shows; television soaps films PR & modeling etc.

Pay Package
Beginners get around Rs.10, 000 to Rs.15, 000 per month and if they become popular their salary keeps multiplying and with some experience and real talent, one can surely hope to rise quickly in this profession.

Institutes
The best place to obtain training includes the British council, the National School of Drama and the Young Men's Christian Association which hold short-term courses in public speaking. The course content is designed to improve the pitch, intonation, and modulation of voice.

Besides, some famous DJs have opened their own training schools. Like: Rummy Sharma, a DJ with Djinns at the Hyatt, has started his own school, 'The Studio Bakers', for training aspiring DJs at Pusa Road and Kailash colony.

* 'Sound of Music', Vasant Kunj run by DJ Sunny Sarid is yet another suitable place.
* Sumit Budhiraja runs another institute called the 'Modus Operandi.

Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)
Contact information: Indian Institute of Mass Communication
JNU new campus,
Aruna Asif Ali Marg,
New Delhi - 110067, India
Phone: 91-011-26741268, 26742920/60
Fax: 91-011-26741268
E-mail: pbapaiah@yahoo.com
Website:www.iimc.nic.in

Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC)
Contact information: AJK Mass Communication Research Centre Jamia Millia Islamia University
Maulana Mohammed Ali Jauhar MargNew Delhi -110 025
Phone: +91 11 2698 7285, +91 11 2698 6812, +91 11 2698 6813
Fax: +91 11 2698 6811
Email: contact@ajkmcrc.org
Website: www.ajkmcrc.org

Asian Academy of Film & Television
Contact Information: Marwah Studios ComplexFC-14/15, Film City, Sector-16A
NOIDA-201301Uttar Pradesh
Phone: 95120-2515254, 2515255, 2515256.
Fax: 95120-2515246.
E-mail: help@aaft.com
Website: : www.aaft.com

Amity School of Communications, New Delhi
Contact information: Amity Campus, Sector 44Noida- 201303
Phone: 26569050, 2653047
Website: www.amity.edu

Wigan & Leigh College, New Delhi
Contact information: 1001-1005, Ansal Tower,38, Nehru Place,New Delhi 110019
Phone No: 011-41617053/4/5/6, 9818479333
Email: delhi@wiganindia.org
Website: www.wiganindia.org

Sardar Patel College of Communication & Management, New Delhi
Contact information: Kasturba Gandhi Marg,New Delhi-110001
Phone: 23389942
Website: www.bvbdelhi.org

University of Delhi
Contact Information: University Road, Delhi 110 007
Phone South Campus: 011-24119832
Phone North Campus: 011-2766709, 27667011, 27667190
Fax: 011-27667049
Website: www.du.ac.in

Academy 18 networks Ltd.
Contact Information: Studio 18, India Pvt. Ltd,8, Balaji Estate,
Guru Ravi Das Marg, Kalkaji, New Delhi 110019Ph 26225901-06

EMPI Institute of Advertising & Communication
Contact Information: CSKM Educational, complex,Satbari, MehrauliNew Delhi -110030,
Phone: 26805090, 26804210
www.empiindia.com

YMCA Centre for Mass Media
Contact Information: Jai Singh Road, New Delhi-110001
Telephone: 0091-11-23361915, 3746668
Fax: 0091-11-23746035
E-mail: ymcand@del3.vsnl.net.in
Website:www.newdelhiymca.org

South Delhi Polytechnic for Women
Contact Information: Lajpat Nagar- IV, New Delhi - 110024
Phones (Office): 26294833, 26294836, 26482298
Fax No. : 011-26474425
E-mail: polytech@nda.vsnl.net.in
www.polytechnic-sdpw.com

Sir Aurobindo Institute Of Mass Communication
Contact Information: Sir Aurobindo Marg, Near IIT, New Delhi 110016,
Phone: 26524798, 26567863

International Institute of Mass Media
Contact Information: International Institute of Mass Media
B-50, South Extension – I, New Delhi - 110049
Phone: 011-2465 4512, 2465 4514, 2462 6660
Fax: 011-2462 6670
E-mail: coordinator@iimmdelhi.com
Website: www.iimmdelhi.com

Institute of Mass Communication, Manipal
Contact Information: Press Corner,Manipal – 576 104(Karnataka)
Phone: 91 820 2571901/03
Fax: +91 820 2571902
E-mail:office.mic@manipal.edu
Website: www.manipal.edu/mic

CAREER IN INTERIOR DESIGNING

Interior designers do space planning, taking into account aesthetics and inspect work on-site, using specialised knowledge of interior construction, building systems and components, building regulations, equipment, materials and furnishings and prepare drawings and documents relative to the design of interior space. They are responsible for the interiors of buildings (whereas an architect is responsible for its shell). Interior designers must be able to read blueprints, understand building and fire regulations and know how to make space accessible to people who are disabled.
SUITABILITY
You should possess a natural aptitude for art as well as an eye for colour and a feel for fabric. You would need considerable technical and product knowledge and technical drawing skills, either on paper or with computer aided design (CAD). Designers need to be well-read, open to new ideas and influences and quick to respond to changing trends. Problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently and under pressure are additional important traits. Good business sense and sales ability are also important, especially if you freelance or run your own business. You need to be able to work closely with other people.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Diploma courses (for a duration of two or three years) in interior design or interior design and decoration are offered after class 10 at polytechnics and vocational training schools. A few universities offer three-year/four year bachelor degree programmes to students completing class 12/equivalent. Sometimes a Bachelor of Fine Arts may offer the option of
specialisation in interior decoration.
ADMISSION PROCESS
In most cases, you would need to qualify an aptitude test before getting admission that would assess your imagination, lateral thinking, exposure to basic design and interiors, sensitivity to colour, 3D form, visual order, craft skills, visual perception and logic.
INSTITUTIONS
Sir J J School of Art, Dr D N Road, Mumbai-400001(BFA with Interior Decoration) CEPT University, Ahmadabad (www.cept.ac.in) Nirmala Niketan, College of Home Science, Mumbai (www.nirmalaniketan.com) Premlila Vithaldas Polytechnic, Mumbai (http://www.pvpsndt.org/) National Institute of Design, Ahmadabad (www.nid.edu)
Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture 278, Shankar Ghanekar Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai-400025
L S Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai (www.lsraheja.com)
Rizvi Collage of Fashion Design and Creative Arts Off Carter Rd, Sherly Rajan Village , Bandra W, Mumbai-400051
M H Saboo Siddik, 8 Shepherd Road, Byculla, Mumbai-400008
SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai (http://sndt.digitaluniversity.ac) MSBTE (www.msbte.com) for polytechnics in other parts of Maharashtra Vadodara Design Academy, Vadodara (www.vda.in) National School of Interior Design, Rajkot (www.designschoolIndia.com) Arvindbhai Patel Institute of Environmental Design, Vallabh Vidyanagar (www.apied.in) Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture for Women, Pune (www.bnca.ac.in)

U.P. Board result - 2010

Intermediate class XII result coming on 27th May'10

High School Class X result coming on 1st June'10

LUACMAT-2010

National P.G. College & 12 Associate College conducting
LUACMAT-2010 for BBA, BMS, BJMC, BCA & B.cOM(hon.) admission.

Management Entrance Test : 30 June 2010

BCA : 25 June 2010

Form issue date: 11 May 2010

Last date for form submission: 22 June

result declare till: 5 July 2010

BCA Counselling : 7 July 2010
BBA counselling : 12 July 2010

Career as a C.A.

The Chartered Accountants are entrusted with substantial responsibility under various legislations such as compulsory audit of the all companies, banks, stock brokers, big income-tax assesses, large bank borrowers, etc. This shows the confidence and trust reposed by the Government and society in the profession.
You will note that the profession of a C.A. is almost free from the vagaries of the economy-a CA's services are needed in good times as well as bad times. a professionally competent CA is always in great demand. While career growth may vary depending on the job content and the nature of the organisation, consistently good performance will fetch good returns and steady growth.
The requirements for becoming a chartered accountant are as follows;
Level One: Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
CPT is a objective type test requiring basis knowledge of the subjects covered. CPT is held two times ina year: June and December. CPT can be given online also.
Level Two: Integrated Professional Competence Course(IPCC) & Practical Training
A student who has passed the CPT and 12th standard examination may join the IPCC.
Level Three: C.A. Final Course
Apper in Final Exam During last six months of completing Articleship Training of 3 years. A student will have to secure 50% markds in aggreagate and 40% in each of the individual subjects in Final.

C.A. Earning: Entry-level salaries vary widely from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 80,000 a month depending on the size & requirements of the organization.

B.Pharm Course & College in U.P.

Common Details:
A State Entrance Examination is conducted by U.P. Technical University, Lucknow (SEE-UPTU) for admission to 1st year of B.Pharm. course offered at the institutions affiliated to UP Technical University, Lucknow.

Eligibility: A pass in the final examination of 10+2 standard or equivalent The candidate should have studied Physics amp; Chemistry as compulsory subjects and Maths, Biotechnology, Computer Sc. or Biology as one of the subjects. Those appearing in 10+2 final exam. are eligible to apply.

For admission to II year B.Pharm., the candidates who have passed Diploma Examination recognised by U.P. Board of Technical Education in Pharmacy with minimum 60% marks are eligible. Such candidates need not appear in the Entrance examination.

Entrance Examination: The test consists of Paper I: Physics amp; Chemistry (600 marks) and Paper II: Maths (300 marks) or Biology (300 marks).
Application forms can be had from
the Registrar
State Entrance Exam., UP Technical University lET Campus, Sitapur Road
Lucknow 226021
Ph 0522-2732193 Fax 0522-2732185
Email see@uptu.org Website www.uptu.org
or from the specified branches of Allahabad Bank.
Last date: February. Entrance Examination: April.

*The (**) signs against the institutions indicate that these are affiliated to the UP Technical University, Lucknow, and offer B Pharm. course.

Acharya Narendra Dev College of Pharmacy**,
Badhan Gonda 754202, offers B. Pharm. (Seats 60).

Advance Institute of Bio-Tech amp; Paramedical Sciences**,
Jaunpur offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Agra Public Institute of Technology amp; Computer Education**,
Agra offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Aligarh Muslim University,
Aligarh 202002 (U.P.) (Ph 2700920 Fax 2704182 Email amupro@sancharnet.in Website www.amucontrollerexams.com) offers the following Paramedical Courses:



(i) Diploma in Pharmacy, (ii) Diploma in Opthalmic Assistance, (iii) Diploma in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, (iv) Diploma in Operation Theatre Management, (v) Diploma in Medical Laboratory Tech. (Pathology /Microbiology / Biochemistry), (vi) Diploma in Dialysis Techniques, (vii) Diploma in MLT (Radiology), (viii) Certificate in Dental Hygiene, (ix) Diploma in Anaesthetic Assistance.
Eligibility: Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination of this University or an examination recognized by this University as its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology with 50% marks in aggregate.



Common Entrance Test (CET): A Common Entrance Test is conducted for admission to the above mentioned courses. Selection is made according to the preferences indicated by the candidate in his/her application form and his/her rank in the written objective descriptive type test of one hour duration. Test: June. Last Date: March.

Allahabad Agricultural Institute,
Allahabad 211007 (Ph 0532-2684281 Fax 0532-2684394 Email registrar@aaidu.org Website www.aaidu.org) offers B.Pharm. Last date: May. Entrance Test: June.

Babu Banarsidas National Institute of Technology amp; Management**,
Lucknow, offers B. Pharm. (Seats 90).

Bundelkhand University**,
Kanpur Road, Jhansi 284128 (Email bhujhansi@up.nic.in Website www.bundelkhanduniversity.org) 4-yr B.Pharm. (Seats 30). Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects Maths/ Biotechnology / Computer Sc./ Biology. Biotechnology /Computer Sc./Biology. Entrance Test: June. Last date: June.
College of Pharmacy,
PG College Patti, Pratap Garh (Affiliated to RM.L. Avadh University) offers B. Pharm (Seats 60).

Dr. K.N. Modi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences amp; Research**,
Modinagar, offers full-time Degree in Pharmacy (Seats 60).

G.L.A. Institute of Technology And Management,
Milestone 17 Km., N.H. # 2, Delhi- Mathura Highway, Mathura (Email nragroup@vsnl.net Website www.glaitm-mathura.com) offers 3-year B.Pharma. Eligibility: Diploma (Polytechnic) with minimum 60% marks.

ITS Paramedical College,
Delhi-Meerut Road, Ghaziabad 201206 (U.P.) (Affiliated to UPTU, Lucknow) (Ph 951232-225380, 225381-82 Mob.: 9871191630, 9891483445, Email: itspmc@gmail.com/ itsphmc@gmai1.com Website: itsgzb.ac.in offers 4-year Bachelor in Pharmacy. Eligibility: PCB or PCM with minimum 50% marks in 12th.

Institute of Engineering And Technology,
MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly 243006 (U.P.) offers 4-year full-time B. Pharm.
Eligibility: 50% marks in PCM/PCB in 10+2 or equivalent examination (45% for SC, ST amp; OBC). Candidates appearing for 10+2 or equivalent examination may also apply, subject to obtaining the minimum eligibility as said above at the time of counselling.
Selection is made on the basis of Entrance Test.
Candidates desirous to seek admission may obtain the information Brochure along with application form from the office of the Director, Institute of Engineering amp; Technology, Rohilkhand University, Bareilly (U.P.) on payment of requisite charges.
Notification: February. Last date: April. Test May.

Instit Te of Foreign Trade amp; Management**,
Moradabad, offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi 221005, conducts an All India Combined Written Test (PMT/PAT) for admission to B.Pharm.
Eligibility: Passed Intermediate Sc./Pre-Medical course/12 year of 10+2 or equivalent exam., with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate Prospectus and application form can be had from the specified addresses or from office of the Director of the Institute on payment of requisite charges as per instructions given in the notification.
Notification: January. Last date: February. Test in June.

Kamla Nehru Institute of Management Technology,
Sultanpur offers B.Pharma (Seats 60).

Llyod Institute of Management amp; Technology**,
Greater Noida offers B.Pharma (Seats 60).

Meerut Institute of Engineering amp; Technology**,
Bagpat Road- Bypass Crossing, Meerut (Affiliated to UP Technical University, Lucknow) (Ph 0121-533441, 534280 Fax 665700) offers 4shy;year B.Pharm. (Seats 60). Eligibility: 10+2 with 50% in PCM or PCB.

Nandani Nagar Mahavidyalaya**,
Nawabganj, Gonda offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Noida Institute of Engineering amp; Technology,
19, Institutional Area, Phase-II, Greater Noida, offers 4-year Bachelor of Pharmacy. Eligibility: 10+2 with 50% in PCM or PCB.

Northern India Engineering College**,
Lucknow offers B Pharm. (Seats 60).

Pharmacy College of Azamgarh**,
Azamgarh offers B. Pharm. (Seats 60).

Prasad Institute of Technology**,
Jaunapur offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Rajiv Academy for Pharmacy**,
Milestone 17, NH# 2, P.O, Chhattkara, Mathura (Ph 0565-2530765, 2530763 Email nragroup@vsnl.net.in) offers 4-year B.Pharm. course. Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent with 50% marks in PCM or PCB).

Rajarshi Ranajay Singh College of of Pharmacy**
Amethi, Sultanpur offers B.Pharma (Seats 60).

Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology**,
Ghaziabad offers B.Pharma (Seats 60).

Rakshpal Bahadur College of Pharmacy**,
Bareilly offers B.Pharma (Seats 60).

Ram Eesh Institute of Vocational amp; Technology Education,
Department of Pharmacy, 3 Institutional Area, Kasna Road, Greater Noida (Affiliated to Ch. Charan Singh University) offers B. Pharm. (Seats 60).

S.D. College of Pharmacy**,
Jansath Road, Muzaffarnagar, Corp. office: D-29, Kaushambhi, Ghaziabad (Ph 0120-4774197, 4774198) offers 4-year B. Pharma course (Seats 60).

Srms College of Engineering amp; Technology**,
P.O Box No. 147, 13 Km Bareilly-Nainital Road, Bareilly (Ph 0581-582331-32, 582246-49 Fax 0581-582330 Email srmscet@srmscet.edu Website www.srmscet.edu) offers B.Pharm. and IInd year B. Pharm. Eligibility: Passed 10+2 PCB or Maths with min. 55% marks. Eligibility for IInd year B.Pharm. is Diploma in Pharmacy with min. 60% marks.

Saroj Institute of Technology amp; Management**,
Ahmanau, Sultanpur Road, Lucknow (Ph 9839059116) City office: 8, Mall Avenue, Lucknow (Ph 0522-239810j 9839018869) offers 4 year degree in Bachelor of Pharmacy (Seats 40).

Shivdan Singh Institute of Technology amp; Management**,
10th Km Stone, Aligarh-Mathura Road, Iglas, Aligarh (U.P.) (0571-406449, 406624 05722-57260 Fax 05722-55373) offers 4-year B.Pharm (Seats 90).

Shri Krishna Govt. Ayurvedic College,
Umri Road, Kurukshetra, offers D.Pharm. (Ayurveda) (Seats 50). Eligibility: Minimum 40% aggregate marks in Senior Secondary examination (10+2) of the Haryana Board of School Education/CBSE/ICSE or an equivalent exam. with Physics, Chemistry and Biology with English as a Subject. (Minimum pass marks in case of Scheduled Castes/ Tribes). Haryana domicile as per Govt. Instruction. Candidates should have attained the age of 17 years on or before December. Admission is made on the basis of merit in 10+2. Last date: September.

Shri R.L.T Institute of Pharmacutical Science amp; Technology**,
Etawah offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Smt. Vidyawati College of Pharmacy**,
Jhansi offers B.Pharm. (Seats 60).

Tongue Twisters

Are You Fluent In English .?

Read It Fast . . .

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Sms ko sms se sms me us sms ko milaya

sms ko sms ne sms ko us ne sms ko bataha

to sms ki sms jis sms ko dikhaya

ab bata apne sms ko sms ne sms me kya dikha.
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I thought a thought.But the thought I thought wasn?t the thought
I thought I thought. If the thought I thought I thought had been
the thought I thought, I wouldn?t have thought so much.
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Dare to read it .. I bet you will mistake !

Esau Wood sawed wood. Esau Wood would saw wood. All the wood Esau Wood saw, Esau Wood would saw. In other words, all the wood Esau saw to saw, Esau sought to saw. Oh, the wood Wood would saw! And, oh the wood-saw with which Wood would saw wood! But one day, Wood?s wood-saw would saw no wood, and thus the wood Wood sawed was not the wood Wood would saw if Wood?s wood-saw would saw wood. Now, Wood would saw wood with a wood-saw that would saw wood, so Esau sought a saw that would saw wood. One day, Esau saw a saw saw wood as no other wood-saw Wood saw would saw wood. In fact, of allthe wood-saws Wood ever saw saw wood, Wood never saw a wood-saw that would saw wood as the wood-saw Wood saw saw wood would saw wood, and I never saw a wood-saw that would saw as the wood-saw Wood saw would saw until I saw Esau Wood saw wood with the wood-saw Wood saw saw wood. Now Wood saws wood with the wood-saw Wood saw saw wood.

Magic of 3-D pictures

Click on the picture and move your mouse around and the picture will give you a 360 degree view.
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Use of Summer Vacation

School may be out for the summer, but it doesn’t mean the work has ended for teachers. Summer vacation provides many opportunities for teachers to improve their skills and to have new experiences to bring into their classrooms when fall classes begin again.
There are several tips for educators to improve their teaching with some strategic use of summer vacation.

Take workshops and college courses
One of the most valuable investments of time that an educator can do is take classes and workshops in the summer. There are many opportunities that are organized with teachers in mind. A great area to invest time and energy is in technology classes. This is a place where skills must constantly be updated. There are many quality workshops involving topics in education, teaching methods, and even regarding specific subject matters. Keep in mind that it won't mean totally remodeling one's teaching philosophies, but rather consider it as a recipe book. If one good recipe or educational idea is taken from the workshop, it is a success.

Read one new resource or book
Choose one book that has resources or lessons that would apply to the classroom. It is far better to set the goal of reading and understanding one book or resource, than bringing home a stack and feeling overwhelmed by the amount that needs to be covered. By setting the goal at one resource or book, it is manageable and the teacher can apply those skills to the classroom.

Go online
There are many websites that provide quality lesson plan ideas as well as activities and resources. The problem is that during the school year it is difficult to find the time to read and go through those lessons. Summer vacation is a prime time to explore the Internet and to print lessons and resources. Going to sites such as Promethean Planet or Thinkfinity and downloading

CBSE RESULTS - 2010 NOTIFICATION

Intermediate(XII) CBSE Result coming on 22th May 2010

High School(X)CBSE Result coming on 27th May 2010

Career in Paramedical sciences

courses with great scope

Remember "Once in lifetime you or any of your friends or family members had been to a hospital & were recommended to have an X-Ray taken or undergo a Blood test, CT Scan etc…". Hope not many of us have experienced. Sometimes, the doctors give up their treatment and ask the patient to visit a "particular person" called Physiotherapist or occupational therapist who offers better & effective treatment. And many more instances.
Now what's important is to know more about such "Professionals " who do a Blood Test or a massage or a therapy and aid the doctor for better treatment of the patient & hence make health care easy and effective. These Professionals are called as "Paramedics." Paramedics are the key players in the Health & Medical Sector. Without paramedics, the entire Health Industry is out of gear and is almost non-functionary. If there are no Paramedics, there is neither money nor any profit for doctors, hospitals, private clinics, etc… (in general the entire health sector).
So be a Paramedic and discover the great realms of Human health & can earn huge money. It's a hidden treasure which's not known to many. A Few who found the hidden treasure are now the masters in the field of Health Care & Medical Sciences. Currently they have better opportunities & bright prospects than and MBBS / BDS graduate.

A Technical & Medical definition of a “Paramedic”
A Paramedic is a professional who helps the doctors in specialized areas and facilitates for better diagnosis, treatment and therapy. The increase in number of patients, variety of diseases & the demand for immense treatment have paved the way for Paramedical Professionals who are expert technicians or therapists providing better quality to human health care.

the most unpopular Paramedical course

* Speech therapy and Audiology
* Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy.
* Medical Lab Technology
* Operation Theatre Technology
* Cardiac Perfusion Technology
* Dialysis / Renal Dialysis Technology
* Orthotic and Prosthetic Technology
* Optometry
* Pharmacy
* Nursing
* Radiography / Radiotherapy
* Hospital Administration / Management
* Medical Records Administration
* Dental Hygiene & Dental Mechanic
* Dental Ceramic Technology.
* Health / Sanitary Inspector
and many more……

Entry to course
For Diploma courses
Eligibility: Passed SSC/ SSLC. (with atleast 45% marks).
For Undergraduate Courses : (BSc courses)
Eligibility: Passed 10+2 / HSC / PUC (with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics with at least 45% - 50% marks) .
Note: The minimum % and cutoff % varies from college to college & state to state.
Duration: 2 or 3 year courses. (Diploma & BSc). Exams are held annually. (Few states have semester system)
Fee structure: Rs 10,000 to 15,000 (depends upon the college and sometimes may be much higher also).
Admission Process: Admission Notification is issued in Leading Newspapers between 3rd week of July and 1st week of August (in majority of states). Applications are issued and an entrance test is conducted. Based on the performance in the entrance test, seats are allotted. Some colleges may or may not conduct entrance test. The classes begin either in September or October.
Reservation for OBC: Every college offers a few seats for the minorities. (the number is very less. May be only 2 or 3 seats per course per college)

The aptitude (qualities) required to become a Paramedic.
Responsibility: Paramedics are the backbone of medical services. You need to work hard with great responsibility. More importance to quality & precision during work. Ability to judge & make clear observations is essential.
Scientific bent of mind: Lots of technical stuff, sophisticated machines (very costly), changing trends in technology & implementation demand a paramedic to be more tech savvy (like machine and equipment) as well as have a liking to science & its deep understanding. You should be able to make correct and precise observations each and every time.
Communication Skills: Being a paramedic is all about being good with patients & put them at comfort. You need to be good with your patients & try to make them happy and feel good about the treatment with your words & work.
Team Work: With Doctors and Nurses around, you always need to be a team player. Make friendship with all people around you.

List of Kendriya Vidyalaya in Lucknow City

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA
PO RAM SAGAR MISHRA NAGAR
GOMTI NAGAR
LUCKNOW-206010
Tel.: 0522 2391290, 2354802
Email: kvglko@rediffmail.com

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA IIM
PRABANDH NAGAR,OFF SITAPUR ROAD,
LUCKNOW-226013
Tel.: 0522-2734627, 9936311177
Email : kviimlko@gmail.com
www.kviim.org.in

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA
Sector J, Aliganj
LUCKNOW-226013
Tel.: 0522-2746005, 2746003
Email: principal@kvaliganj.org.in
www.kvaliganj.org.in

Kendriya Vidyalaya
R D S O P.O. Manaknagar, Alambagh
Lucknow-226011
kv_rdso@yahoo.co.in
www.kvrdso.org


Kendriya Vidyalaya SGPGI,
Rae barely Road, Lucknow-226014
Tel.:0522-2668083, 2668044(R)
Email :kv_sgpgi@yahoo.co.in
Mobile : 09936824782
www.kvsgpgi.org

Kendriya Vidyalaya Lucknow Cantt,
Near Dilkusha Garden, P O Dilkusha,
Lucknow-226002
Tel: 0522-2480796
E-mail: principal@kvlkocantt.com
www.kvlkocantt.com

Kendriya Vidyalaya BKT,
Air Force Station, Bakshi Ka Talab, Lucknow -227202
Tel-05212-298877/29086
Email- cpb_kvb@yahoo.co.in, kv_bkt@yahoo.com
www.kvbkt.org

Kendriya Vidyalaya AMC
Near Topkhana Bazar ,cantt Lucknow-226002
Tel.: 0522-2480641/2480595
Mob.:9450562124
E-mail: kvamclko@rediffmail.com
www.kvamclko.com

Kendriya Vidyalaya CRPF
Lucknow
Tel- 0522-2817630
Mobile : 9936827830
Email- kvcrpflucknow@indiatimes.com
www.kvcrpflucknow.org.in

Kendriya Vidyalaya AFS Memaura,
P.O.- Banthara, Lucknow
Tel- 0522 -2864103
Email- kvafsmemaura@rediffmail.com
www.kvmemaura.org.in

CPT Exam- JUNE 2010

Form Available from 6th April 2010
Last Date for form submission : 27th April 2010
Cost of Form : Rs. 600/-
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ABOUT CA-CPT

Common Proficency Test(CPT) is an entry level test for CA sourse. It is a test of four subjects- Fundamentals of Accounting, Mercantile Laws, General Economics and Quantitative Aptitude. This test of 200 marks.
CPT is held two times in a year: June and December.
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List of Schools in Alambagh, Lucknow

Saint Meera School
Kanpur road, Gauri bajar, Alambagh, Lucknow
Mobile: 09236511514

PSN Public School
Sec-F, Hind Nagar, Kanpur road, Sec-F,
Krishna Nagar, Lucknow. Tel.: 0522-2434125

Royal Sidzee School
Sindhu Nagar, A-5, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow
Tel.: 2553105

Bhartilya Public School
Ruchi Khand-I, L.D.A. Colony, Ashiyana, Lucknow,
Mob: 09451922923

DN Publice School
L.D.A. Colony, Ashiyana, -H, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09451403133

SBS Public School
Kanpur Road, Gauri Bajar, Alambagh, Lucknow,
Tel: 2434353

Pee Ceemontesry School
Geeta Palli,, Alambagh, Lucknow,
Tel: 2452255

Smiling Flowers School
Geeta Palli Mazar, Alambagh, Lucknow,
Mob: 09335968454

City Modern Public School
Madhuwan Nagar,, Alambagh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India - 226005
Tel: 2456450

Mumal Public School
Sona Vihar, Railway Crossing, Alam Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow,
Tel: 6977613

Lalji Academy
2/86, Jail Road, Kila Chauraha, Bangala Bazar, Sadar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09450858626

Ram Dayal Public School
187/2 , Sector - J, Ambika Vihar, Ashiyana, Lucknow
Mob.: 09839066323

Raj Inter College
Parag Road, Sector-E, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow,
Tel: 3254439

Little Aolks Acadmey
551KA/228C,, Saketpuri, Bhilawan, Alambagh, Lucknow
Tel: 4077043

Rajdhani Public Centre
1/2, Patel Nagar, Alambagh, Lucknow,
Tel: 2462181

DK Public School
Bhudheswar, Mohan Road, Para, Alam Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09236586989

Chiranjiv Bhraiti School
Bara Birwa, Krishna Nagar, Kanpur Road, L.D.A. Colony, Alambagh, Lucknow
Tel: 2435736

Moter Marry School
L.D.A. Colony, Parag Road, Sector-E, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow
Mob: 09450641801

Blooming Dail High School
63A, Krishna Nagar, Alambagh, Lucknow,
Mob: 09451062265

Sent Sai Public School
Krishna Nagar Market, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 0941542394

New Krishna Publish School
Krishna Nagar Market, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow
Mob: 09919959849

JBR Public School
B-5, Sindhu Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Lucknow
Tel: 6460309

New Great Adial Public School
Vikram Nagar, Asharam Road, RDSO, Alambagh, Lucknow
Tel: 2458238

ST Anthoni Day School
Jai Prakash Nagar, Natkhera Road, Alambagh, Lucknow
Tel: 2461739

City Montessori School
Jail Road, Alambagh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India - 226005
Tel: 2455332

List of Schools in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow

Toys N Joy Play School
B-4/288, Vivek Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09336700209

Janhit Public School
Vinay Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09415522742

Sai Public School
3/44, Vinarm Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Tel: 2432121

JP Public School
3/207, Near Amity, Vastu Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09889742528


Avadh Public School
Rajni Khand-1, V.I.P. Road, Sadar, Lucknow,
Tel: 2467786

MD Public School
Gayatri Puram, Jankipuram, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 0983912438


SGM
2/148, Vishal Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09453122632

Early Child Hood Learning Centre
B-1/47, Vipul Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Tel: 2392960

Comrade Montessori School
Kurshi Road, Ashish Nagar, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09335266545

New Carrier Public Junior School
Gayatri Puram, Jankipuram, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow,
Mob: 09839184340

Jaipuria School
Vineet Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Tel: 2391660

Day-Boarding/Residential Public School in Lucknow

The Lucknow Public Collegiate
Ruchi Khand I, Sharda Nagar,
Lucknow.Ph.: 0522-2447505
E-mail: lpc_sngr@hotmail.com

The Lucknow Public Collegiate
3, Jopling Road,
Lucknow.Ph.: 0522-2207745, 2209429
E-mail: lpc_jprd@hotmail.com

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2. The first indian suiting ever worn come from gwalior -Gwalior Suitings
3. You've come a long way baby -Virginia Slim Cigarettes
4. Gateway of india to the world -Vsnl
5. Balanced nutrition.great taste -Bournvita
6. Think different -Apple Computers
7. Desh ki dhadkan -Hero Honda
8. Definitely male -Bajaj Pulsar
9. Emotionally yours -Air Sahara
10. A great way to fly -Singapore Airlines
11. Smooth as silk -Thai Airlines
12. Peace of mind.guaranteed. -Godrej Locks
13. Enter a better life -Cholamandalam Insurance
14. The software that manages e- Business Computer Associates
15. Applying thought -Wipro
16. The document company -Xerox
17. Enter a different world -Harrod's Retailers,London
18. A world of home appliances -Pai International
19. The power on your side -Alliance Insurance
20. Fill in your ambition -Jobsahead.Com
21. Let's make things better -Philips
22. From india to the world.and to you -Honda Dio
23. Expand your life - Lg
24. Breathe easy -Bluestar Airconditioner
25. Breathe healthy -Lg Airconditioner
26. Connecting india -Bsnl
27. Intelligence everywhere -Motorola
28. Connecting people -Nokia
29. We know india better -Lic
30. With you all the way -Sbi
31. Putting news first -Bbc
32. Profit from it -Cnbc Tv18
33. Tomarrow is mine -Reebok
34. Cook food.serve love. -Bharat Gas
35. Pure for sure -Bharat Petroleum
36. Just do it -Nike
37. Invent -Hewlett Packard
38. One world, one fabric -J.Hampstead Suitings
39. The complete man -Raymonds Suitings
40. Your potential.our passion. -Microsoft
41. Keeps you cool,calm and connected -Roltanet
42. Build a better life around us -Central Bank Of India
43. Khelo india,khelo? -Playwin
44. Achtung baby -Opel Corsa
45. Your new experience of motoring -Toyota
46. Power dressing -Van Heusen Shirtings
47. Where india shops -Pantaloons Retailers
48. Our dream is world without poverty -The World Bank
49. Hardware.for tough souls -Allen Cooper Shoes
50. Future full of energy -Hindustan Petroleum
51. Software powers the internet -Oracle Corporation
52. Transporting goods.transforming lives -The Shipping Corporation Of India
53. The network is the computer -Sun Microsystems
54. When style matters - Herohonda Passion
55. More smiles per hour -Tvs Victor
56. Whatever it takes -Tata Infotech Education
57. We change lives -Aptech Education
58. Fire your imaginations -Suzuki Fiero
59. Made for each other -Wills Cigarettes
60. When you're sure -Business Standard
61. The reliable airline -Klm (Dutch)
62. Inspiring connections -Intelsat
63. Touch the perfection -Toyota Camry Debut
64. Creating customer vaue -Rabo Bank India
65. Going beyond expectations -Malasia Airlines
66. Not just couriers.but business partners. -First Flight Couriers
67. The world's finest car audio systems -Blaupunkt
68. Making the internet work for you -Satyam Infoway(Sify)
69. Creating better futures -Amp Sanmar Insurance
70. Makes it possible -Mak Lubricants
71. The name inspires trust -Birla Sunlife Mutual Fund
72. Continuing a tradition of trust -Hdfc Mutual Fund
73. Adding life to insurance -Ing Vysya
74. Opening new doors -Picopeta Simputers
75. It's time to rewrite -Amida Simputer
76. Computer education with the global edge -I.I.H.T
77. Play the game -Businessworld
78. Making sense of india -India Today
79. Fly the good times -Kingfisher Beer
80. Inspiring confidence -Bajaj
81. Your nearest phone Spice -Telecom
82. The world at your feet - Bata Footware
83. Move ahead -Add Pens
84. Roz zeeto -Lucky 3 Lottery
85. Sensible shoes for sensible people -Khadims Shoes
86. The taste that gets you started -Nescafe
87. Driven by intelligence -Opel Vectra
88. Imaging across networks -Canon Printers
89. Leading world with colours -Canon Cameras
90. The future of automobile -Mercedes Benz
91. Dreams made real -Agilent Technologies
92. The magazine of the corporate world -Business India
93. Welcome to the real world -Sony Wega Tv
94. The power of dreams -Honda
95. Building networks for people -D- Link
96. Power to empower -Surat Electricity Company Ltd.
97. Enduring value for the shareholder, for the nation -Itc
98. Better ideas.better life. -Amway
99. When style matters -Hero Honda Passion
100. For managing tomorrow -Business Today
101. Nobody delivers kerala better -Malayala Manorama
102. Looks formal.feels casuals. - Tibre Trousers
103. Gas & beyond -Gas Authority Of India Ltd(Gail)
104. Inspired -Mahindra
105. Commerce.synchronised. -Ups Logistics
106. Touching lives - Glaxo Smithkline
107. Extending your enterprise.with expertise. -Sify Ip Vpn
108. The world's most flexible,adaptable software - Peoplesoft
109. Dare to dream -Bank Of Rajasthan Ltd.
110. Revitalising rural india through urban support -Nabard
111. Trusted family bank -Dena Bank
112. First in service- best in banking -Andhra Bank
113. Ideas for better living -Tangent Furniture Mall
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118. One for everyone - Cellone
119. Cuts out the noise -Hp Cruise
120. Born in japan.entertaining the world -Sansui
121. Ideas for life - Panasonic
122. Redifining fashion -Provogue
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124. The pulse of modern kitchen - Glen Appliances & Accessories
125. Experience yourself -Tamilnadu Tourism
126. Smart way to bank -Karur Vysya Bank
127. A partner for life -Sbi Mutual Fund
128. The solitaire boutique -Suryanash Diamonds
129. The perfect experience -Jvc Consumer Electronics
130. A diamond is forever -Sangini Diamond Jewellery
131. The Diamond Destination -Orra Diamonds
132. Making tomorrow brighter - Ongc
133. Shaping your confidence -Vlcc
134. Life is ticking Timex
135. World class kitchen appliances - Faber
136. The world's local bank - Hsbc
137. Style for every home -Durian Furniture
138. The sunshine car -Santro Xing
139. Realty news you can use -Times Property
140. Your guide to the financial jungle -Sharekhan
141. Super speciality homeopathy - Dr.Batra's
142. The josh machine -Ford Icon
143. Building managerial excellence -All India Management Association [Aima]
144. Theatre of inspiration -Karnataka Tourism
145. Where the past comes alive -The History Channel
146. Express yourself -Airtel
147. The positive power of capital - Actis
148. See more -Asahi India
149. Be>think>innovate> -Grundfos
150. Front runner in gujarat -Divya Bhaskar
151. Creating a world of your own -Somany Floor & Wall Tiles
152. Nothing satisfies a woman more -Moods Condoms
153. Serving to grow- growing to serve -Canara Bank
154. The citi never sleeps -Citibank
155. The smart way to find your life partner -Shaadi.Com
156. Pure jewellery.pure joy - Tanishq
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158. The sensible choice -Akai
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161. Just relax -Classic Polo
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163. What you are made of? -Tag Heuer Watches
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165. Clothes with a twist -Stori
166. Play a bigger game -Hyundai Elantra
167. You just got to have it -Identiti Clothes
168. Enjoy the ride -Kinetic Nova135
169. My search ends here -Times Ascent
170. Global network of innovation -Siemens
171. This is the power of network.now -Cisco Systems
172. What business demands -Satyam Computers
173. Play along -John Players
174. Why go anywhere else -The Country Club
175. The upper crest - Louis Philippe
176. The power of we -Mico Bosch
177. Your dreams.our commitments -Birla Sunlife Insurance
178. Made for india -Nokia 1100
179. The heart and soul of andhra pradesh -Eenadu
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