Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (JNTUH) is organizing a two-day national symposium on Teacher- Text- Student Interaction from 13th to 14th December, 2013 in the campus premises.
Objectives of symposium are to create a platform for effective interaction among various participants of the learning, i.e., the teachers, prescribed texts and the students. The symposium is organized in the background of revised syllabi of English
The symposium also discusses current trends in English language teaching, Testing and Evaluation and also estimates creative thinking of the teachers.
Important Dates:
Last date for Registration through e-mail: 5th December, 2013
Last date for confirmation of Registration:10th December, 2013
For more details: http://jntuh.ac.in
IBSAT 2013 for MBA in ICFAI Business School
IBS Business School, Hyderabad is conducting IBSAT - 2013 for admission into MBA and Ph.D programmes for the year 2014-15. IBSAT will be held during 16th December, 2013 to 7th January, 2014. It is a computer based test. Duration of examination is two hours.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : www.ibsindia.org/online. IBSAT - 2013 appliation vouchers may also available at AXIS Bank branches and CL Career Launcher centers.
Counselling will be held on 27th and 28th November, 2013 at Hyderabad. For any other information see website. IBS is a division of ICFAI group and has good reputation for management education.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : www.ibsindia.org/online. IBSAT - 2013 appliation vouchers may also available at AXIS Bank branches and CL Career Launcher centers.
Counselling will be held on 27th and 28th November, 2013 at Hyderabad. For any other information see website. IBS is a division of ICFAI group and has good reputation for management education.
IFBI Hyderabad Admissions into PG Diploma in Banking 2013-14
Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (IFBI), Hyderabad has announced notification form admissions into Post Graduate Diploma in Banking (PGDB). Duration of programme is four months.
Eligibility : Applicants must have Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate.
Age : Not more than 25 years (Born on or after April 1, 1989).
Walk Ins : Between 27th to 30th November, 2013.
For any information see website : www.ifbi.com. Address : IFBI Admission Office, 2nd Floor, 205 and 206, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.
Eligibility : Applicants must have Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate.
Age : Not more than 25 years (Born on or after April 1, 1989).
Walk Ins : Between 27th to 30th November, 2013.
For any information see website : www.ifbi.com. Address : IFBI Admission Office, 2nd Floor, 205 and 206, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.
Rayalaseema University B.Ed Revaluation 2013
Rayalaseema University, Kurnool has announced B.Ed results of July 2013 examinations. The provisional and pass certificates cum marks sheets of the candidates have been sent to the Principals of the concerned colleges.
The candidates can collect their marks sheets from the concerned college principals on or after 9th December 2013.
The candidates who want to apply for revaluation / personal verification of their valued answer scripts can apply for the same in the prescribed format along with fees on or before 16 December 2013.
Fee for Revaluation: Rs. 500 for each paper.
Fee for personal identification: Rs. 500 for each paper.
The prescribed application forms are available on the website www.rayalaseemauniversity.ac.in .
The candidates can collect their marks sheets from the concerned college principals on or after 9th December 2013.
The candidates who want to apply for revaluation / personal verification of their valued answer scripts can apply for the same in the prescribed format along with fees on or before 16 December 2013.
Fee for Revaluation: Rs. 500 for each paper.
Fee for personal identification: Rs. 500 for each paper.
The prescribed application forms are available on the website www.rayalaseemauniversity.ac.in .
JNTU Anantapur B.Tech CCC Recounting 2013
JNTU Anantapur has announced recounting notification for B.Tech CCC examinations for 1, 2, 3 and 4th year Supplementary examinations July 2013. The candidates who wish to apply for theory external marks should submit their requests on or before 28 December 2013.
The candidates can download attested statement of marks from the JNTUA website at www.jntua.ac.in . The processing fee for recounting is Rs. 100 for each theory examination (external). There is no recounting for laboratory external.
Candidates have to pay the fee in the form of demand draft in favour of Registrar, JNT University, Anantapur dated on or before 21 December 2013 and payable at Anantapur.
The application forms are available on the website and can be downloaded from www.jntua.ac.in . For more details, contact: The Director of Evaluation, Examinations Branch, Administrative Building, JNTU Anantapur, Ananthapuram - 515002.
The candidates can download attested statement of marks from the JNTUA website at www.jntua.ac.in . The processing fee for recounting is Rs. 100 for each theory examination (external). There is no recounting for laboratory external.
Candidates have to pay the fee in the form of demand draft in favour of Registrar, JNT University, Anantapur dated on or before 21 December 2013 and payable at Anantapur.
The application forms are available on the website and can be downloaded from www.jntua.ac.in . For more details, contact: The Director of Evaluation, Examinations Branch, Administrative Building, JNTU Anantapur, Ananthapuram - 515002.
10th Class English Supplementary Reader Questions and Answers
Model Questions from Supplementary Reader - 1 and 2
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
I. Mr. Sherlock Holmes:
"Well. Watson, what do you think of our visitor's stick? Since we unfortunately misused him and have no idea of his visit, this accidental souvenir is very important. Can you reconstruct the man after examining the stick?
1. Who says the above sentences?
2. Who is the visitor he is talking about?
3. What does the souvenir refer to?
4. Why does the person call the souvenir accidental?
5. Why does the narrator think the souvenir is important?
Answers
1. Sherlock Holmes says the above sentences.
2. Dr. Mortimer is the visitor he is talking about.
3. The souvenir refers to the visitor's stick.
4. Sherlock Holmes calls the souvenir accidental in that the visitor had left it forgetfully.
5. Holmes thinks that the souvenir is important since it enables them to reconstruct the visitor.
II. Thoreau's father earned his living by making pencils. After college Thoreau assisted his father for a while in the family trade of pencil making. He then tried teaching in a little school in Concord. Though he was quarrelsome
by nature and often stubborn and hard, he was always gentle with children.
Questions
1. How did Thoreau's father earn his living?
2. When did Thoreau assist his father in the family trade?
3. How long did he help his father?
4. Was Thoreau a kind man? How do you know?
5. What is the meaning of 'Stubborn'?
Answers
1. Thoreau's father earned his living by making pencils.
2. Thoreau assisted his father in the family trade only after college.
3. Thoreau helped his father that way for a while.
4. Yes, Thoreau was a kind man. He had always been gentle with children.
5. 'Stubborn' means determined not to change one's opinion.
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
I. Mr. Sherlock Holmes:
"Well. Watson, what do you think of our visitor's stick? Since we unfortunately misused him and have no idea of his visit, this accidental souvenir is very important. Can you reconstruct the man after examining the stick?
1. Who says the above sentences?
2. Who is the visitor he is talking about?
3. What does the souvenir refer to?
4. Why does the person call the souvenir accidental?
5. Why does the narrator think the souvenir is important?
Answers
1. Sherlock Holmes says the above sentences.
2. Dr. Mortimer is the visitor he is talking about.
3. The souvenir refers to the visitor's stick.
4. Sherlock Holmes calls the souvenir accidental in that the visitor had left it forgetfully.
5. Holmes thinks that the souvenir is important since it enables them to reconstruct the visitor.
II. Thoreau's father earned his living by making pencils. After college Thoreau assisted his father for a while in the family trade of pencil making. He then tried teaching in a little school in Concord. Though he was quarrelsome
by nature and often stubborn and hard, he was always gentle with children.
Questions
1. How did Thoreau's father earn his living?
2. When did Thoreau assist his father in the family trade?
3. How long did he help his father?
4. Was Thoreau a kind man? How do you know?
5. What is the meaning of 'Stubborn'?
Answers
1. Thoreau's father earned his living by making pencils.
2. Thoreau assisted his father in the family trade only after college.
3. Thoreau helped his father that way for a while.
4. Yes, Thoreau was a kind man. He had always been gentle with children.
5. 'Stubborn' means determined not to change one's opinion.
10th Class English Reading Comprehension Model Questions
Since Language is a skill subject, it should be learnt through instant practice of all the four skills viz., LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing). Of all these skills, Reading is a crucial skill. Let's now take up Reading Comprehension in detail which has 20 marks to its credit in both Paper I and II.
Reading Comprehension plays an important role from the examination point of view. It carries 20 marks on the whole in English Paper I and II respectively. It is meant to test you how far you have learnt the language skills i.e.,
speaking and listening and the mechanical aspects of the language which consist of spelling, punctuation and handwriting. In short comprehension passages are intented mainly to test and improve your ability to read and
understand the language.
The passages given for comprehension are of two types: a) Unfamiliar (general) passages and b) Familiar passages asked from Supplementary Reader 1 and 2. Short and very short questions are given under the first type
and only short answer questions are given under the second type.
Always try to answer the questions briefly, and accurately, in accordance with the instructions given below the passage(s).
Model Questions: General Type-1: Passages followed by Short Answer Questions.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it.
In small primitive societies nobody needed money because everybody worked together and shared things, but in bigger societies people specialize. For example, one person spends all his time making pots and another spends all his time fishing.
The fisherman needs pots and the potter needs fish. So they exchange or barter. However, this system can become very complicated if, for instance, the potter wants ten fish but the fisherman wants only one pot. For this reason,
people began to use money. They agreed to take a valuable object, such as a shell, a stone or a piece of metal in exchange for what they were selling. They could collect the object and wait until they found something they really
wanted to buy. Gold and silver were often used as money because they could be divided into very small quantities and they were not damaged by water or air. Gold is especially valuable because there is not very much of it in the world
and it is expensive to take it out of the ground where it is mixed with rock.
1. What does the passage talk mainly about?
2. What is the 'barter' system?
3. What were the things used for money at first?
4. What are the two reasons why gold and silver were used as money?
5. Why is gold especially valuable as money?
Answers
1. The passage talks mainly about money, means of exchange and 'barter' system.
2. 'Barter' is a system of exchanging goods for other goods without using money.
3. At first, shells, stones or pieces of metals were used for money.
4. Gold and silver were used as money because i) They could be divided into very small quantities and
ii) They were not damaged by water or air.
5. Because gold is not easily available and it is expensive to take it out of the ground.
Type-2: Selecting Correct Statements Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow.
People who eat apples frequently are less likely to have heart attacks or strokes or to develop any of several kinds of cancer. The apple's pectin, a soluble fibre found just beneath the skin, can take some of the credit because it helps regulate cholesterol. The rest goes to plant chemicals called flavonoids. Fruits are also good sources of flavonoids, as well as fibre and minerals. Eating plenty of fruit is associated with a lower risk of heart disease, high blood-pressure and several cancers.
Fibre is another plus that fruits provide. In most fruits, some of the fibre is soluble, which lowers blood cholesterol and helps prevent heart disease. Moreover, most fruits are also low in sodium and high in potassium - a combination that lowers the risk of high blood pressure. Given below are six statements. Find out Four statements which are given in the text above.
a) People who eat apples frequently will not get cancer.
b) Flavonoids remove the cholesterol that pectin cannot.
c) People with high blood pressure should eat plenty of fruits.
d) If you peel apples thickly you will lose most of the pectin.
e) Flavonoids are a type of chemical found in plants.
f) People with high blood pressure should eat less sodium and more potassium.
Answers: c, d, e, f
Type-3: Multiple choice Read the following passage.
A few minutes ago, walking back from lunch, I started to cross the street when the sound of a coin dropping. It wasn't much but, as I turned, my eyes caught the heads of several other people turning too. A woman had dropped what
appeared to be a one rupee coin. The tinkling sound of a coin dropping on the pavement is an attention-getter. Whatever the coin is, no one ignores the sound of it. It got me thinking about sounds again.
It's the quietest sounds that have the most effect on us, not the loudest. In the middle of the night, I can hear a dripping tap a hundred yards away through three closed doors. I've been hearing little creaking noises and sounds
which my imagination turns into footsteps in the middle of the night for twenty-five years in our house. How come I never hear those sounds in the day time? I'm quite clear in my mind what the good sounds are and what the bad sounds
are. I've turned against whistling, for instance. I used to think of it as the mark of a happy worker but lately I've been associating the whistler with a nervous person making compulsive noises.
The tapping, tapping, tapping of my typewriter as the keys hit the paper is a lovely sound to me. I often like the sound of what I write better than the look of it. Read the questions and the choices given as answers. Write down the letter (a, b, c, d) of the choice which adequately answers the question.
1. The sound of a coin ......
a) makes people not cross the road.
b) makes people pay attention to it.
c) makes people look at each other.
d) makes people think of money.
2. How does the author relate to sounds at night?
a) He imagines sounds that do not exist.
b) He thinks nights are rather quiet.
c) He exaggerates quiet sounds.
d) He thinks people are walking in the house.
3. Which of these sounds, according to the author, is good?
a) Footsteps at night.
b) The wail of a police car.
c) A man whistling.
d) The sound of the typewriter.
4. How does the writer feel about sounds in general?
a) They make him feel at home.
b) He thinks they should be ignored.
c) He believes they are part of our lives.
d) He prefers silence to loud noises.
Answers: 1-b 2-c 3-d 4-c.
Reading Comprehension plays an important role from the examination point of view. It carries 20 marks on the whole in English Paper I and II respectively. It is meant to test you how far you have learnt the language skills i.e.,
speaking and listening and the mechanical aspects of the language which consist of spelling, punctuation and handwriting. In short comprehension passages are intented mainly to test and improve your ability to read and
understand the language.
The passages given for comprehension are of two types: a) Unfamiliar (general) passages and b) Familiar passages asked from Supplementary Reader 1 and 2. Short and very short questions are given under the first type
and only short answer questions are given under the second type.
Always try to answer the questions briefly, and accurately, in accordance with the instructions given below the passage(s).
Model Questions: General Type-1: Passages followed by Short Answer Questions.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it.
In small primitive societies nobody needed money because everybody worked together and shared things, but in bigger societies people specialize. For example, one person spends all his time making pots and another spends all his time fishing.
The fisherman needs pots and the potter needs fish. So they exchange or barter. However, this system can become very complicated if, for instance, the potter wants ten fish but the fisherman wants only one pot. For this reason,
people began to use money. They agreed to take a valuable object, such as a shell, a stone or a piece of metal in exchange for what they were selling. They could collect the object and wait until they found something they really
wanted to buy. Gold and silver were often used as money because they could be divided into very small quantities and they were not damaged by water or air. Gold is especially valuable because there is not very much of it in the world
and it is expensive to take it out of the ground where it is mixed with rock.
1. What does the passage talk mainly about?
2. What is the 'barter' system?
3. What were the things used for money at first?
4. What are the two reasons why gold and silver were used as money?
5. Why is gold especially valuable as money?
Answers
1. The passage talks mainly about money, means of exchange and 'barter' system.
2. 'Barter' is a system of exchanging goods for other goods without using money.
3. At first, shells, stones or pieces of metals were used for money.
4. Gold and silver were used as money because i) They could be divided into very small quantities and
ii) They were not damaged by water or air.
5. Because gold is not easily available and it is expensive to take it out of the ground.
Type-2: Selecting Correct Statements Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow.
People who eat apples frequently are less likely to have heart attacks or strokes or to develop any of several kinds of cancer. The apple's pectin, a soluble fibre found just beneath the skin, can take some of the credit because it helps regulate cholesterol. The rest goes to plant chemicals called flavonoids. Fruits are also good sources of flavonoids, as well as fibre and minerals. Eating plenty of fruit is associated with a lower risk of heart disease, high blood-pressure and several cancers.
Fibre is another plus that fruits provide. In most fruits, some of the fibre is soluble, which lowers blood cholesterol and helps prevent heart disease. Moreover, most fruits are also low in sodium and high in potassium - a combination that lowers the risk of high blood pressure. Given below are six statements. Find out Four statements which are given in the text above.
a) People who eat apples frequently will not get cancer.
b) Flavonoids remove the cholesterol that pectin cannot.
c) People with high blood pressure should eat plenty of fruits.
d) If you peel apples thickly you will lose most of the pectin.
e) Flavonoids are a type of chemical found in plants.
f) People with high blood pressure should eat less sodium and more potassium.
Answers: c, d, e, f
Type-3: Multiple choice Read the following passage.
A few minutes ago, walking back from lunch, I started to cross the street when the sound of a coin dropping. It wasn't much but, as I turned, my eyes caught the heads of several other people turning too. A woman had dropped what
appeared to be a one rupee coin. The tinkling sound of a coin dropping on the pavement is an attention-getter. Whatever the coin is, no one ignores the sound of it. It got me thinking about sounds again.
It's the quietest sounds that have the most effect on us, not the loudest. In the middle of the night, I can hear a dripping tap a hundred yards away through three closed doors. I've been hearing little creaking noises and sounds
which my imagination turns into footsteps in the middle of the night for twenty-five years in our house. How come I never hear those sounds in the day time? I'm quite clear in my mind what the good sounds are and what the bad sounds
are. I've turned against whistling, for instance. I used to think of it as the mark of a happy worker but lately I've been associating the whistler with a nervous person making compulsive noises.
The tapping, tapping, tapping of my typewriter as the keys hit the paper is a lovely sound to me. I often like the sound of what I write better than the look of it. Read the questions and the choices given as answers. Write down the letter (a, b, c, d) of the choice which adequately answers the question.
1. The sound of a coin ......
a) makes people not cross the road.
b) makes people pay attention to it.
c) makes people look at each other.
d) makes people think of money.
2. How does the author relate to sounds at night?
a) He imagines sounds that do not exist.
b) He thinks nights are rather quiet.
c) He exaggerates quiet sounds.
d) He thinks people are walking in the house.
3. Which of these sounds, according to the author, is good?
a) Footsteps at night.
b) The wail of a police car.
c) A man whistling.
d) The sound of the typewriter.
4. How does the writer feel about sounds in general?
a) They make him feel at home.
b) He thinks they should be ignored.
c) He believes they are part of our lives.
d) He prefers silence to loud noises.
Answers: 1-b 2-c 3-d 4-c.
Gitam School of International Business MBA Admissions 2014-16
An arm of Gitam University, Gitam School of International Business (GSIB), Visakhapatnam is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into MBA programmes for the academic session 2014 - 16.
MBA programmes are offered in the specialization of International Business, International Banking and Fiance, Global Logitics and Supply Chain Management.
Address : GSIB, Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam - 530 045, Andhra Preadesh, India. For more details such as qualification and application process see website : www.gsib.org.
Contact address : Professors M. Subramanyam, Chairperson - Admissions. Email : admission@gsib.org.
MBA programmes are offered in the specialization of International Business, International Banking and Fiance, Global Logitics and Supply Chain Management.
Address : GSIB, Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam - 530 045, Andhra Preadesh, India. For more details such as qualification and application process see website : www.gsib.org.
Contact address : Professors M. Subramanyam, Chairperson - Admissions. Email : admission@gsib.org.
Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning Admissions 2014-15
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning (SSSHL, Puttaparthi) is inviting online applications from eligible candidates for admissions into UG, PG and Professional Programmes in various disciplines for the academic year 2014 - 15. The selection will be made thorough entrance test to be held during 17 to 30 the April, 2014.
1. Undergraduate programmes : BA, BA (Hons.) Economics, B.Com (Hons.), BCA, BBM, B.Sc (Food Science and Nutrition and Food Technology), B.Sc (Hons.) in Maths / Chemistry / Economics / Physics / Bio-sciences.
2. Post Graduate programmes : MA in Economics, English and Literature, M.Sc Food Science and Nutrition, Food Technology, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology an Bio-sciences.
3. Professional programmes : MBA General an Finance, B.Ed, M.Ed and M.Tech in Computer Science, Nuclear Medicine, Optoelectronics and Communications, Analytical Methods and Chemical Instrumentation.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : sssihl.edu.in. Closing date for submission of application form is 28th February, 2014.
1. Undergraduate programmes : BA, BA (Hons.) Economics, B.Com (Hons.), BCA, BBM, B.Sc (Food Science and Nutrition and Food Technology), B.Sc (Hons.) in Maths / Chemistry / Economics / Physics / Bio-sciences.
2. Post Graduate programmes : MA in Economics, English and Literature, M.Sc Food Science and Nutrition, Food Technology, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology an Bio-sciences.
3. Professional programmes : MBA General an Finance, B.Ed, M.Ed and M.Tech in Computer Science, Nuclear Medicine, Optoelectronics and Communications, Analytical Methods and Chemical Instrumentation.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : sssihl.edu.in. Closing date for submission of application form is 28th February, 2014.
Delhi Public School Nursery, Prep and Class 1 Admissions 2014-15
Delhi Public School (DPS), Hyderabad is inviting applications form eligible students for admission into Nursery, Prep, Class - I and Class - XI (all Streams) for the academic year 2014-15. DPS has campuses at Hyderabad (Khajaguda) and Secunderabad (Sikh Road).
The prescribed application forms can be obtained for the respective school offices. Opening and closing date for sale of application is 28th November and 7th December, 2013 respectively (between 9.00 am to 12.00 pm).
Address : Hyderabad - Survey No. 74, Khajaguda Village Golconda Post, Hyderabad - 500 008. Website : www.dpshyderabad.com. Email : info@dpshyderabad.com. Ph. No. 2980 6765 / 66 / 67.
Secunderabad - Survey No. 625, Sikh Road, Tadvund, Secunderabad - 500 003. Website : www.dps-secunderabad.in. Email : info@dps-secunderabad.in. Ph. No. 2789 5900 / 02.
The prescribed application forms can be obtained for the respective school offices. Opening and closing date for sale of application is 28th November and 7th December, 2013 respectively (between 9.00 am to 12.00 pm).
Address : Hyderabad - Survey No. 74, Khajaguda Village Golconda Post, Hyderabad - 500 008. Website : www.dpshyderabad.com. Email : info@dpshyderabad.com. Ph. No. 2980 6765 / 66 / 67.
Secunderabad - Survey No. 625, Sikh Road, Tadvund, Secunderabad - 500 003. Website : www.dps-secunderabad.in. Email : info@dps-secunderabad.in. Ph. No. 2789 5900 / 02.
Vignan University B.Tech and MBA Admissions 2014
Vignan University, a reputed deemed university in Andhra Pradesh, located at Guntur is inviting applications for admissions into B.Tech, Integrated MBA Courses Admissions through V-SAT / V-MAT 2014.
Courses:
1. B.Tech
2. BBM + MBA (5 year Integrated course)
Eligibility: Candidates should have passed in Intermediate M.P.C / Bi.P.C / MEC / CEC group with minimum 60 percent aggregate marks.
Application Procedure: Applications are available at University website or at selected branches of AXIS Bank, Post Office and all Vignan Offices in A.P.
Selection Process: Performance in V-SAT / V-MAT 2014
Address: Director Admissions, Vignan University, Vadlamudi, Guntur Dist.
Last date for receipt of application: 10 April 2014
Online Test Dates for V-SAT: 23 to 27 April 2014
E-mail: director_da@vignanuniversity.org
Website: http://www.vignanuniversity.org/
Courses:
1. B.Tech
2. BBM + MBA (5 year Integrated course)
Eligibility: Candidates should have passed in Intermediate M.P.C / Bi.P.C / MEC / CEC group with minimum 60 percent aggregate marks.
Application Procedure: Applications are available at University website or at selected branches of AXIS Bank, Post Office and all Vignan Offices in A.P.
Selection Process: Performance in V-SAT / V-MAT 2014
Address: Director Admissions, Vignan University, Vadlamudi, Guntur Dist.
Last date for receipt of application: 10 April 2014
Online Test Dates for V-SAT: 23 to 27 April 2014
E-mail: director_da@vignanuniversity.org
Website: http://www.vignanuniversity.org/
Osmania University Tally ERP9 Admissions 2013-14
Prof. G Ram Reddy Center for Distance Education (PGRRCDE), Osmania University, Hyderabad has announced notification for admission into Tally ERP 9 Course for the academic year 2013 - 2014. The course is offered through distance mode of education.
The Director of PGRRCDE, OU H. Venkateswarlu has informed that the second batch of the course is being started from 7 December 2013.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website www.osmania.ac.in OR www.oucde.ac.in . The classed will be conducted on every Saturday and Sunday for the convenience of working professionals.
Tally ERP 9 course will be useful for the candidates who like to make a career in accountancy profession along with small time working people. Tally is considered as basic skill required for accounting career.
The Director of PGRRCDE, OU H. Venkateswarlu has informed that the second batch of the course is being started from 7 December 2013.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website www.osmania.ac.in OR www.oucde.ac.in . The classed will be conducted on every Saturday and Sunday for the convenience of working professionals.
Tally ERP 9 course will be useful for the candidates who like to make a career in accountancy profession along with small time working people. Tally is considered as basic skill required for accounting career.
MSME - TD Hyderabad Short-term Certificate Programme 2013
MSME Technology Development Centre, Hyderabad has announced notification for Short-term certificate course (on Six Sigma).
Courses are offered on Process Improvement Methodology, Concept of Zero Defect, Statistical Data Analysis and Problem Solving Technique.
Courses should be started from 30th November and 1st, 7th and 8th December, 2013. For any information see website : www.ppdcagra.in. Email : info@ppfcagra.in.
Address : VAK Servi, Ground Floor, Maximus 2B, Raheja Mindspace IT Park, HITEC City , Hyderabad - 81.
Courses are offered on Process Improvement Methodology, Concept of Zero Defect, Statistical Data Analysis and Problem Solving Technique.
Courses should be started from 30th November and 1st, 7th and 8th December, 2013. For any information see website : www.ppdcagra.in. Email : info@ppfcagra.in.
Address : VAK Servi, Ground Floor, Maximus 2B, Raheja Mindspace IT Park, HITEC City , Hyderabad - 81.
K L University UG and PG Admissions 2014-15
Applications are invited for KLU Engineering Entrance Examination (KLUEEE 2014) and other programs. Last date for the submission of applications is 25 April 2014.
Courses:
I. Under Graduate Programs
II. PG Programs
III. Research Programs
Eligibility requirements: For B.Tech: 10 + 2 with 60% and above in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology (PCM / PCB).
For B.Com: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 50% and above.
BHMCT, B.Sc: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 45% and above.
Application Process: Application form can be obtained and submitted in person or through post along with a self addressed envelope cover by remitting Rs. 900/- by Cash or DD at the below address.
Address: The Director, Admissions, KL University, 29-36-38, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada.
Last Date for Sale of Applications: 22nd April, 2014
Last date for receipt of filled in applications: 25th April, 2014
Written Examination of KLUEEE 2014: 03rd May, 2014
For more details, see http://www.kluniversity.in
Courses:
I. Under Graduate Programs
II. PG Programs
III. Research Programs
Eligibility requirements: For B.Tech: 10 + 2 with 60% and above in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology (PCM / PCB).
For B.Com: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 50% and above.
BHMCT, B.Sc: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 45% and above.
Application Process: Application form can be obtained and submitted in person or through post along with a self addressed envelope cover by remitting Rs. 900/- by Cash or DD at the below address.
Address: The Director, Admissions, KL University, 29-36-38, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada.
Last Date for Sale of Applications: 22nd April, 2014
Last date for receipt of filled in applications: 25th April, 2014
Written Examination of KLUEEE 2014: 03rd May, 2014
For more details, see http://www.kluniversity.in
V-MAT 2014 for Vignan University BBA, MBA Admissions
Vignan University is offering BBM + MBA Integrated course for the academic year 2014-15. The University will conduct V-MAT 2014 for shortlisting the candidates for this 5 year integrated course.
Eligibility : Applicants should have passed in Intermediate with MEC, ECE, MPC or BiPC group with minimum 60 percent marks.
Meritorious candidates will get fee waivers and scholarships. Interested candidates can download application forms from the University website at www.vignanuniversity.org . For more details, see the website.
Eligibility : Applicants should have passed in Intermediate with MEC, ECE, MPC or BiPC group with minimum 60 percent marks.
Meritorious candidates will get fee waivers and scholarships. Interested candidates can download application forms from the University website at www.vignanuniversity.org . For more details, see the website.
NTR University Para Medical Courses Admissions 2013-14
NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada has announced counseling notification for admission into para medical courses for the academic year 2013-14. The counseling will start from 27th November 2013.
The Registrar of NTR University of Health Sciences, Dr. S Babulal has informed that the seats remain vacant in para medical courses such as Physiotherapy, Lab technology, nursing etc will be filled through first phase counseling.
Candidates can download merit order from the university website at www.ntruhs.ap.nic.in . The para - medical courses will help the students to settle early in the career. They can get employment opportunities in hospitals and clinics along with public health centers of the Government.
The Registrar of NTR University of Health Sciences, Dr. S Babulal has informed that the seats remain vacant in para medical courses such as Physiotherapy, Lab technology, nursing etc will be filled through first phase counseling.
Candidates can download merit order from the university website at www.ntruhs.ap.nic.in . The para - medical courses will help the students to settle early in the career. They can get employment opportunities in hospitals and clinics along with public health centers of the Government.
V-SAT 2014 Vignan University Engineering Admissions
Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research, also known as Vignan University, Vadlamudi, Guntur district has issued V-SAT 2014 notification for admission into B.Tech programme in all the branches. Vignan University is promoted by Vignan Group of Lavu Rathaiah, a famous educationist.
Branches: Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer science and Engineering, Biotechnology, Information Technology, Mechatronics, Chemical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Textile Technology, Agricultural Engineering and Electronics and Computer Engineering.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website at www.vignanuniversity.org . Application fee is Rs. 800. Fee should be paid in the form of DD drawn in favour of Vignan University, payable at Guntur.
1) Issue or download of application forms : From 24 November 2013
2) V-SAT 2014 online test dates: 23 April to 27 April 2014.
3) Last date for the receipt of applications: 10 April 2014.
Branches: Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer science and Engineering, Biotechnology, Information Technology, Mechatronics, Chemical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Textile Technology, Agricultural Engineering and Electronics and Computer Engineering.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website at www.vignanuniversity.org . Application fee is Rs. 800. Fee should be paid in the form of DD drawn in favour of Vignan University, payable at Guntur.
1) Issue or download of application forms : From 24 November 2013
2) V-SAT 2014 online test dates: 23 April to 27 April 2014.
3) Last date for the receipt of applications: 10 April 2014.
JNTU Hyderabad Workshop on Design 2013
Hyderabad: JNTU College of Engineering, Kukatpally, Hyderabad is organizing a two day workshop on "Design of Experiments, Taguchi Optimization and Response Surface Methodology" during 6th - 7th December 2013.
Objectives of the Program are to gain complete knowledge about Design of Experiments while planning experimentation or simulation of systems. The topics to be discussed in the workshop include Taguchi Methodology, ANNOVA and F-Test.
Participants will be familiarized with basic concepts of Response Surface Methodology (RSM). Last date for the registrations is 02nd December, 2013. For more details, see the website www.jntuh.ac.in.
Objectives of the Program are to gain complete knowledge about Design of Experiments while planning experimentation or simulation of systems. The topics to be discussed in the workshop include Taguchi Methodology, ANNOVA and F-Test.
Participants will be familiarized with basic concepts of Response Surface Methodology (RSM). Last date for the registrations is 02nd December, 2013. For more details, see the website www.jntuh.ac.in.
Yogi Vemana University B.Ed Theory Exams New Schedule 2013
Yogi Vemana University has released Time Table for B.Ed Theory Degree examinations November / December 2013. Following is the schedule of B.Ed theory exams:
1) Foundations of Educations: 28 November
2) Psychological Foundations of Education: 2 December
3) Educational Technology and Computer Education: 4 December
4) School Management and Systems of Education: 6 December
5) Personality Development and Communicative English: 9 December
7) Methods of Teaching Mathematics / Biological Sciences / Social Studies: 11 December
8) Methods of Teaching English / Telugu / Special English: 13 December
9) Methods of Teaching Physical Sciences / NLLT: 16 December 2013.
For more details, see the website www.yogivemanauniversity.ac.in .
1) Foundations of Educations: 28 November
2) Psychological Foundations of Education: 2 December
3) Educational Technology and Computer Education: 4 December
4) School Management and Systems of Education: 6 December
5) Personality Development and Communicative English: 9 December
7) Methods of Teaching Mathematics / Biological Sciences / Social Studies: 11 December
8) Methods of Teaching English / Telugu / Special English: 13 December
9) Methods of Teaching Physical Sciences / NLLT: 16 December 2013.
For more details, see the website www.yogivemanauniversity.ac.in .
10th Class Physics Important Statements - Modern Physics and Electricity
Ohm's Law: Ohm's Law states that at constant temperature, the potential difference (v) across a conductor is directly proportional to current (i) through it. (v ∝ i).
Laws of resistance: i) The resistance (r) of a conductor of given material is directly proportional to its length (l) when temperature and area of cross-section remains constant.
ii) The resistance of a conductor of a given material is inversely proportional to the area of the cross-section when length and temperature remains constant.
Joule's Law: Joule's Law states that the amount of work done in different ways produces the same quantity of heat in all cases and is directly proportional to heat produced. W ∝ Q
Faraday's Law of electrolysis: ★ First Law: This Law states that the mass (m) of ions liberated from an electrolyte is directly proportional to the strength of the current (i) and the time (t) for which the current flows.
m ∝ it
Second Law: This law states that when the same quantity of electricity passes through different electrolytes, the masses of ions liberated at the respective electrodes are proportional to their chemical equivalents.
Maxwell's Cork - screw - rule: When the head of a cork screw is rotated such that the tip of the screw advances in the direction of the current, then the direction of rotation of the head represents the direction of the magnetic
field around the conductor.
Ampere's right hand rule: When a current carrying conductor is held in right hand such that the thumb points along the direction of the current, then the remaining fingers indicate the direction of the magnetic lines around the conductor.
Lenze's Law: The induced current will appear in such a direction that it opposes the change that produced it.
Fleming's right hand rule: When the thumb, fore finger, and central finger of the right hand are stretched mutually perpendicular to each other and are held such that the fore finger is along the direction of magnetic
field and the thumb is along the direction of motion of the linear conductor, then the central finger points along the direction of the induced current or e.m.f.
Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction: This law states that the induced e.m.f. in a closed circuit (coil) is equal to the negative rate at which the magnetic flux through it changes.
Bohr's postulates: i) The electrons in an atom revolve around the nucleus in circular orbits just like planets revolve around the Sun.
ii) The electrons revolve only in certain permitted orbits called 'stationary orbits' and do not radiate energy while in such orbits.
iii) The electron has a definite energy in a stationary orbit. Whenever an electron jumps from one stationary orbit to another, absorption or emission of energy takes place.
Einstein's Mass-Energy equivalence: If Δm is the change in mass, the equivalent energy (E) is given by E = Δmc2, where c is the velocity of light in vacuum.
Law of Radio active disintegration: In any radio active substance, the number of atoms disintegrating per second is directly proportional to the number of atoms present.
Properties of a junction diode: i) A p-n junction diode conducts electricity in forward bias condition and offers low resistance for current flow.
ii) In the reverse bias condition, it offers a high resistance and no current flows in the circuit.
Laws of resistance: i) The resistance (r) of a conductor of given material is directly proportional to its length (l) when temperature and area of cross-section remains constant.
ii) The resistance of a conductor of a given material is inversely proportional to the area of the cross-section when length and temperature remains constant.
Joule's Law: Joule's Law states that the amount of work done in different ways produces the same quantity of heat in all cases and is directly proportional to heat produced. W ∝ Q
Faraday's Law of electrolysis: ★ First Law: This Law states that the mass (m) of ions liberated from an electrolyte is directly proportional to the strength of the current (i) and the time (t) for which the current flows.
m ∝ it
Second Law: This law states that when the same quantity of electricity passes through different electrolytes, the masses of ions liberated at the respective electrodes are proportional to their chemical equivalents.
Maxwell's Cork - screw - rule: When the head of a cork screw is rotated such that the tip of the screw advances in the direction of the current, then the direction of rotation of the head represents the direction of the magnetic
field around the conductor.
Ampere's right hand rule: When a current carrying conductor is held in right hand such that the thumb points along the direction of the current, then the remaining fingers indicate the direction of the magnetic lines around the conductor.
Lenze's Law: The induced current will appear in such a direction that it opposes the change that produced it.
Fleming's right hand rule: When the thumb, fore finger, and central finger of the right hand are stretched mutually perpendicular to each other and are held such that the fore finger is along the direction of magnetic
field and the thumb is along the direction of motion of the linear conductor, then the central finger points along the direction of the induced current or e.m.f.
Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction: This law states that the induced e.m.f. in a closed circuit (coil) is equal to the negative rate at which the magnetic flux through it changes.
Bohr's postulates: i) The electrons in an atom revolve around the nucleus in circular orbits just like planets revolve around the Sun.
ii) The electrons revolve only in certain permitted orbits called 'stationary orbits' and do not radiate energy while in such orbits.
iii) The electron has a definite energy in a stationary orbit. Whenever an electron jumps from one stationary orbit to another, absorption or emission of energy takes place.
Einstein's Mass-Energy equivalence: If Δm is the change in mass, the equivalent energy (E) is given by E = Δmc2, where c is the velocity of light in vacuum.
Law of Radio active disintegration: In any radio active substance, the number of atoms disintegrating per second is directly proportional to the number of atoms present.
Properties of a junction diode: i) A p-n junction diode conducts electricity in forward bias condition and offers low resistance for current flow.
ii) In the reverse bias condition, it offers a high resistance and no current flows in the circuit.
10th Class Physics Imp Definitions - Electricity, Modern Physics and Electronics
Following are some important definitions from the 10th Class Physics chapters such as Current Electricity, Modern Physics and Electronics.
Electric Current: The net charge flowing through a cross-section of a conductor in unit time is called electric current.
Ampere: If one coulomb of charge passes through a cross-section of a conductor in one second, then the current in the conductor is said to be one ampere.
Electric potential at a point: Electric potential at a point is defined as the work done in moving a single positive charge from infinity to that point.
Volt: If one Joule of work is done in carrying one coulomb positive charge from one point to the other, then the potential difference between them is said to be 1 volt.
Electric resistance of a conductor: The electric property of a conductor which opposes the flow of electrons through it is called electric resistance.
Ohm: If a potential difference of 1 volt between two ends of a conductor causes a current of 1 ampere in it, then the resistance of the conductor is said to be one ohm.
Specific resistance of a conductor: The resistance of a conductor having unit area of cross section and unit length is called specific resistance of a conductor or resistivity (ρ).
Watt-hour: The electric charge consumed by an appliance of wattage of 1 watt in an hour is called Watthour.
Watt: If one Joule of work is done in a second then the power is said to be one Watt.
Electro chemical equivalent (e.c.e): The electro chemical equivalent of an element is defined as the mass of its ions liberated at the electrode when one coulomb of electricity is passed through the electrolyte.
Shunt: A small resistance connected in parallel to a moving coil galvanometer to protect it from any large current is called a 'shunt'.
Atomic number: The number of protons in an atom is called atomic number.
Mass defect: The difference between the sum of the individual masses of constituents in a nucleus and the mass of the nucleus itself is called mass defect.
Half-life period of a radio active substance: The half-life period (T) of a radio active substance is defined as the time required for half of its atoms to disintegrate.
Artificial radio activity: A nuclear process in which a stable element is converted into another element, which is radio active in nature is called artificial radio activity.
Intrinsic semiconductors: Pure semiconductors are called intrinsic semiconductors. They consist of equal number of electrons and holes.
Extrinsic semiconductors: The intrinsic semiconductors which are doped with impurities are called extrinsic semiconductors. They consist of unequal number of electrons and holes.
Electron current: The current produced by the motion of electrons is called Electron Current.
Hole current: The current produced by the motion of holes is called hole current.
BIT: A binary digit either '1' or '0' is called a BIT.
BYTE: A group of 8 bits is a 'BYTE'.
Electric Current: The net charge flowing through a cross-section of a conductor in unit time is called electric current.
Ampere: If one coulomb of charge passes through a cross-section of a conductor in one second, then the current in the conductor is said to be one ampere.
Electric potential at a point: Electric potential at a point is defined as the work done in moving a single positive charge from infinity to that point.
Volt: If one Joule of work is done in carrying one coulomb positive charge from one point to the other, then the potential difference between them is said to be 1 volt.
Electric resistance of a conductor: The electric property of a conductor which opposes the flow of electrons through it is called electric resistance.
Ohm: If a potential difference of 1 volt between two ends of a conductor causes a current of 1 ampere in it, then the resistance of the conductor is said to be one ohm.
Specific resistance of a conductor: The resistance of a conductor having unit area of cross section and unit length is called specific resistance of a conductor or resistivity (ρ).
Watt-hour: The electric charge consumed by an appliance of wattage of 1 watt in an hour is called Watthour.
Watt: If one Joule of work is done in a second then the power is said to be one Watt.
Electro chemical equivalent (e.c.e): The electro chemical equivalent of an element is defined as the mass of its ions liberated at the electrode when one coulomb of electricity is passed through the electrolyte.
Shunt: A small resistance connected in parallel to a moving coil galvanometer to protect it from any large current is called a 'shunt'.
Atomic number: The number of protons in an atom is called atomic number.
Mass defect: The difference between the sum of the individual masses of constituents in a nucleus and the mass of the nucleus itself is called mass defect.
Half-life period of a radio active substance: The half-life period (T) of a radio active substance is defined as the time required for half of its atoms to disintegrate.
Artificial radio activity: A nuclear process in which a stable element is converted into another element, which is radio active in nature is called artificial radio activity.
Intrinsic semiconductors: Pure semiconductors are called intrinsic semiconductors. They consist of equal number of electrons and holes.
Extrinsic semiconductors: The intrinsic semiconductors which are doped with impurities are called extrinsic semiconductors. They consist of unequal number of electrons and holes.
Electron current: The current produced by the motion of electrons is called Electron Current.
Hole current: The current produced by the motion of holes is called hole current.
BIT: A binary digit either '1' or '0' is called a BIT.
BYTE: A group of 8 bits is a 'BYTE'.
Modified Rescheduled dates for Postponed exams 2013
JNTU Hyderabad: JNTU Hyderabad has released modified examination dates of B.Tech and B.Pharmacy originally scheduled during 15-19 November 2013.
After considering the representations received from various colleges regarding the rescheduled dates of postponed University End Examinations, JNTU-Hyderabad has been decided to modify the order dated 20-11-2013 for the exam dates originally scheduled 15-11-2013 and 19-11-2013.
The postponed examinations will start from 1st December, 2013. For detailed schedule, see the website www.jntu.ac.in .
1) B.Tech. II Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. II Year – I sem. / B.Tech. IV Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. IV Year –I sem.: 1 December 2013.
2) B.Tech. III Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. III Year – I sem.: 29 November 2013
3) B.Tech. IV Year – I sem. / B.Tech. IV Year – I sem.: 16 December 2013.
After considering the representations received from various colleges regarding the rescheduled dates of postponed University End Examinations, JNTU-Hyderabad has been decided to modify the order dated 20-11-2013 for the exam dates originally scheduled 15-11-2013 and 19-11-2013.
The postponed examinations will start from 1st December, 2013. For detailed schedule, see the website www.jntu.ac.in .
1) B.Tech. II Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. II Year – I sem. / B.Tech. IV Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. IV Year –I sem.: 1 December 2013.
2) B.Tech. III Year – I sem. / B.Pharm. III Year – I sem.: 29 November 2013
3) B.Tech. IV Year – I sem. / B.Tech. IV Year – I sem.: 16 December 2013.
ECLAT 2013 - Technical Symposium in SKU Anantapur
Anantapur: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) of Sri Krishndevaraya College of Engineering and Technology, Gooty (Anantapur district) is organizing a national level technical symposium named "ECLAT 2K13" on 02nd December, 2013. The symposium will focus on the various aspects of recent innovations in Technology and Computing in the global scenario.
It is observed that trends in Computer Science and Engineering and their implications make Engineering and Technology researches significantly different. The emphasis on competitive technologies and innovative ideas has been increasing. This is the place where research scholars, academicians have to share their research findings and get new innovative ideas for their research.
Important Dates:
Last date for the submission of papers: 25th November, 2013
Paper Acceptance Notification: 27th November, 2013
http://www.skdengg.com/homeeclat.html
It is observed that trends in Computer Science and Engineering and their implications make Engineering and Technology researches significantly different. The emphasis on competitive technologies and innovative ideas has been increasing. This is the place where research scholars, academicians have to share their research findings and get new innovative ideas for their research.
Important Dates:
Last date for the submission of papers: 25th November, 2013
Paper Acceptance Notification: 27th November, 2013
http://www.skdengg.com/homeeclat.html
KL University Vijayawada UG, PG Admissions 2014-15
Applications are invited online / offline by KL University (KLU) for admission into B.Tech, M.Tech and various other programmes for the academic year 2014-15 through KLU Engineering Entrance Examination (KLUEEE 2014). Last date for the submission of applications is 25 April 2014.
I. Under Graduate Programs
B.Tech – 4 Years
5 Years Integrated Programs
B.Sc., BJMC, B.Com., BHM, BHMCT Courses
II. PG Programs
M.Tech – 2 Years
M.B.A – 2 Years
III. Research Programs
M.Tech leading to Ph.D – 4 Years
M.Phil
Ph.D Programs (Part Time / Full Time)
Post Doctoral with Fellowship
Eligibility:
B.Tech: 10 + 2 with 60% and above in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology (PCM / PCB).
B.Com: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 50% and above.
BHMCT, B.Sc: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 45% and above.
Application Process: Application form can be obtained and submitted in person or through post along with a self addressed envelope cover by remitting Rs. 900/- by Cash or DD at the below address.
Address: The Director, Admissions, KL University, 29-36-38, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada.
Last Date for Sale of Applications: 22 April 2014
Last date for receipt of filled in applications: 25 April 2014
Written Examination of KLUEEE: 03 May 2014
Website: http://www.kluniversity.in/
I. Under Graduate Programs
B.Tech – 4 Years
5 Years Integrated Programs
B.Sc., BJMC, B.Com., BHM, BHMCT Courses
II. PG Programs
M.Tech – 2 Years
M.B.A – 2 Years
III. Research Programs
M.Tech leading to Ph.D – 4 Years
M.Phil
Ph.D Programs (Part Time / Full Time)
Post Doctoral with Fellowship
Eligibility:
B.Tech: 10 + 2 with 60% and above in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology (PCM / PCB).
B.Com: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 50% and above.
BHMCT, B.Sc: 10 + 2 in any Group with an aggregate of 45% and above.
Application Process: Application form can be obtained and submitted in person or through post along with a self addressed envelope cover by remitting Rs. 900/- by Cash or DD at the below address.
Address: The Director, Admissions, KL University, 29-36-38, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada.
Last Date for Sale of Applications: 22 April 2014
Last date for receipt of filled in applications: 25 April 2014
Written Examination of KLUEEE: 03 May 2014
Website: http://www.kluniversity.in/
VSAT 2014 Notification by Vignan University Vadlamudi
Vignan University, Vadlamudi (Guntur District) has announced admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. Admission into B.Tech courses will be through the common entrance examination called VSAT 2014 (Vignan Scholastic Aptitude Test). Apart from B.Tech, BBM + MBA and other integrated courses also offered by the Vignan University.
VSAT 2014 is an online examination to be conducted from 23 to 27 April 2014. The Vignan University has informed that the humanities subjects were introduced in B.Tech course for the benefit of the candidates who will be appearing for Civil Services examinations after B.Tech.
Application forms can be obtained from all main post offices, Axis bank branches, Vignan offices at Guntur, Hyderabad, Vizag, Vijayawada and Vignan Schools in Eluru, Rajahmundry and other places.
Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 10 April 2014. For more details, see www.vignanuniversity.org. Vignan University is managed by Lavu Rathaiah. The group consists of several Engineering and Management colleges along with Schools in Andhra Pradesh.
VSAT 2014 is an online examination to be conducted from 23 to 27 April 2014. The Vignan University has informed that the humanities subjects were introduced in B.Tech course for the benefit of the candidates who will be appearing for Civil Services examinations after B.Tech.
Application forms can be obtained from all main post offices, Axis bank branches, Vignan offices at Guntur, Hyderabad, Vizag, Vijayawada and Vignan Schools in Eluru, Rajahmundry and other places.
Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 10 April 2014. For more details, see www.vignanuniversity.org. Vignan University is managed by Lavu Rathaiah. The group consists of several Engineering and Management colleges along with Schools in Andhra Pradesh.
MSME - DI Hyderabad Skill Development Training Programme 2013
MSME - Development Institute, Hyderabad has announced notification for admissions into Short-term Skill Development Programme. Duration of programme is six weeks. Website : http://msmehyd.ap.nic.in.
Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programme on Valued Jute Products
Number of seats : 25.
Eligibility : Passed in 10th class (Only for women)
Age : Between 18 to 40 years.
Applicants should register their names in MSME Development Institute with pay of Rs. 100 by cash. Course should be started form 27th November, 2013.
Address : K.C. Choudhury, Asst. Director (L and F), MSME - Development Institute, Narsapur Cross Roads, Balanagar, Hyderabad - 500 037.
Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programme on Valued Jute Products
Number of seats : 25.
Eligibility : Passed in 10th class (Only for women)
Age : Between 18 to 40 years.
Applicants should register their names in MSME Development Institute with pay of Rs. 100 by cash. Course should be started form 27th November, 2013.
Address : K.C. Choudhury, Asst. Director (L and F), MSME - Development Institute, Narsapur Cross Roads, Balanagar, Hyderabad - 500 037.
KL University M.Tech, MBA and Ph.D Admissions 2014-15
Koneru Lakshmaiah University (KL University), Vijayawada has announced PG and Research Admissions notification for the academic year 2014-15. The programmes offered are M.Tech, MBA, M.Tech leading to Ph.D., M.Phil and Ph.D and Post Doctoral with fellowship programme.
M.Tech Specialisations: Biotechnology, CSE, Civil Engineering, EE, ECE, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry.
Research Programmes: M.Tech leading to Ph.D., M.Phil and Ph.D Programmes. Ph.D programme is offered in full time and part time mode. Ph.D. course is available in Engineering, Management, Science and Humanities and Commerce disciplines.
There will be separate entrance examination for M.Phil and Ph.d admissions on 22 December 2013. Interested candidates can apply online through www.kluniversity.in . The University has excellent track record.
M.Tech Specialisations: Biotechnology, CSE, Civil Engineering, EE, ECE, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry.
Research Programmes: M.Tech leading to Ph.D., M.Phil and Ph.D Programmes. Ph.D programme is offered in full time and part time mode. Ph.D. course is available in Engineering, Management, Science and Humanities and Commerce disciplines.
There will be separate entrance examination for M.Phil and Ph.d admissions on 22 December 2013. Interested candidates can apply online through www.kluniversity.in . The University has excellent track record.
KLUEEE 2014 Notification by KL University Vijayawada
KL University of Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Vijayawada has announced admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. The UG (B.Tech) and PG (M.Tech, MBA, M.Phil and Ph.D) admission notification has been released by the esteemed university. There will be a common entrance examination called KLUEEE 2014 for the screening purpose.
B.Tech Programmes: Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
There is an option of B.Tech Honors for meritorious candidates. Duration of the UG programme is 4 years.
Other UG Programms in KL University are 5 year integrated programmes in B.Tech with M.Tech, B.Tech with MBA, BBA - MBA, BCA - MCA, B.Sc, BJMC, B.Com, BHM, BHMCT etc.
KLUEEE 2014 will be held on 3 May 2014 across the state and some other cities in India. There will be fee waiver programmes with merit scholarships for meritorious candidates. Interested candidates can apply online through www.kluniversity.in .
B.Tech Programmes: Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
There is an option of B.Tech Honors for meritorious candidates. Duration of the UG programme is 4 years.
Other UG Programms in KL University are 5 year integrated programmes in B.Tech with M.Tech, B.Tech with MBA, BBA - MBA, BCA - MCA, B.Sc, BJMC, B.Com, BHM, BHMCT etc.
KLUEEE 2014 will be held on 3 May 2014 across the state and some other cities in India. There will be fee waiver programmes with merit scholarships for meritorious candidates. Interested candidates can apply online through www.kluniversity.in .
DIETCET 2013 Seats Allotment - 2nd Phase Counseling
DIETCET 2013 seats have been allotted for the candidates who were participated in first phase counseling. The second phase counseling will be conducted from 2nd December 2013.
After first counseling seat allotments, 29820 seats in convener quota and 82 seats in ex-army quota were remain vacant in 25 Government and 642 private DIET colleges.
Out of the total 2.72 qualified candidates, only 62457 candidates only participates in the first phase web counseling. Candidates who allotted seats should appear for certificate verification from 23rd to 26th November 2013 at respective colleges.
The second phase counseling will commence from 2nd December 2013. There will be final phase counseling depending upon the availability of seats.
After first counseling seat allotments, 29820 seats in convener quota and 82 seats in ex-army quota were remain vacant in 25 Government and 642 private DIET colleges.
Out of the total 2.72 qualified candidates, only 62457 candidates only participates in the first phase web counseling. Candidates who allotted seats should appear for certificate verification from 23rd to 26th November 2013 at respective colleges.
The second phase counseling will commence from 2nd December 2013. There will be final phase counseling depending upon the availability of seats.
AURCET 2013 Results Released by Andhra University
Andhra University, Visakhapatnam has released AURCET 2013 results. The AURCET is conducted for admission into M.Phil and Ph.D. courses in Engineering, Pharmacy, Management, Science, Humanities, Law, Arts and Commerce. Following are details:
The AURCET 2013 results were released for both full time and part time courses in the above disciplines. There will be personal interviews for shortlisted candidates.
The results can be accessed from the website at http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/doa/AURCET-2013.html .
The interviews will commence from 21 November 2013. Branch wise and date wise interviews for Engineering and other candidates is also available on the website.
The AURCET 2013 results were released for both full time and part time courses in the above disciplines. There will be personal interviews for shortlisted candidates.
The results can be accessed from the website at http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/doa/AURCET-2013.html .
The interviews will commence from 21 November 2013. Branch wise and date wise interviews for Engineering and other candidates is also available on the website.
Online Certificate Attestation and Authentication in Andhra Pradesh 2013
The Government of Andhra Pradesh has decided to facilitate online attestation and authentication for the certificates of educational qualifications and other certificates (birth, marriage, divorce and death etc.) as required by the students aspiring to go abroad for higher education and employment. The online attestation and authentication will be done through the website http://www.apnri.ap.gov.in .
Following are the requirements to be fulfilled to get authentication of certificates:
1) Original Passport (This will be returned after verification)
2) Original certificates have to be notarized on backside
3) DD for Rs.250 per certificate (Rs. 500 if applied in Tatkal) has to be taken in favour of Special Secretary to Government (Protocol), GA (NRI) Department, AP Secretariat, Hyderabad.
4) Admission Letter / Job Offer Letter from concerned university / organisation.
5) Certificates of SSC and Intermediate (Both front and back xerox after notarization)
6) Xerox copy of passport.
If the concerned person is in Abroad, a fax copy of all the entries, residential permit, visa page and airport arrival stampings have to be produced. In case the candidate is not able to present himself, he can authorize his blood relation person for authentication. For more details, see the website www.apnri.ap.gov.in .
Following are the requirements to be fulfilled to get authentication of certificates:
1) Original Passport (This will be returned after verification)
2) Original certificates have to be notarized on backside
3) DD for Rs.250 per certificate (Rs. 500 if applied in Tatkal) has to be taken in favour of Special Secretary to Government (Protocol), GA (NRI) Department, AP Secretariat, Hyderabad.
4) Admission Letter / Job Offer Letter from concerned university / organisation.
5) Certificates of SSC and Intermediate (Both front and back xerox after notarization)
6) Xerox copy of passport.
If the concerned person is in Abroad, a fax copy of all the entries, residential permit, visa page and airport arrival stampings have to be produced. In case the candidate is not able to present himself, he can authorize his blood relation person for authentication. For more details, see the website www.apnri.ap.gov.in .
Download 10th Class Marks List from BSEAP website
Did you miss / lost your SSC / 10th Class examinations Mark Sheet? Nothing to worry. The Directorate of Examination (DoE) of Government of Andhra Pradesh will come to your rescue. You shall download the Mark Sheet from the website http://www.bseap.org/. Here is the step by step process to download SSC / 10th Class Marks List from Directorate of Government Examinations website:
1) Log on to the website: http://182.72.241.154/SSCHT/SSCResultsDetails.aspx
2) Enter Hall Ticket Number of SSC / 10th Class
3) Enter Date of Birth in Date, Month and Year Format
4) Enter Year of Examination
5) Click on the Stream of Examination
6) Enter the code shown in the colou box
7) Click on 'Submit'
The mark sheets for the years from March 2004 to March 2013 are available on the website. Mark sheets of only SSC passed candidates are available on the website.
If you find any difficulty in downloading the SSC mark sheets, contact at:
Director of Government Examinations
Chapel Road, Nampally, Hyderabad (A.P.)
Pincode : 500 001.
Ph. Nos. 040-23237343, Fax. 040-23237344
Email : info@bseap.org .
1) Log on to the website: http://182.72.241.154/SSCHT/SSCResultsDetails.aspx
2) Enter Hall Ticket Number of SSC / 10th Class
3) Enter Date of Birth in Date, Month and Year Format
4) Enter Year of Examination
5) Click on the Stream of Examination
6) Enter the code shown in the colou box
7) Click on 'Submit'
The mark sheets for the years from March 2004 to March 2013 are available on the website. Mark sheets of only SSC passed candidates are available on the website.
If you find any difficulty in downloading the SSC mark sheets, contact at:
Director of Government Examinations
Chapel Road, Nampally, Hyderabad (A.P.)
Pincode : 500 001.
Ph. Nos. 040-23237343, Fax. 040-23237344
Email : info@bseap.org .
Kakatiya University MBA Distance Admissions 2014-16
Kakatiya University, School of Distance Learning and Continuing Education, Warangal has announced notification for admission into MBA (Distance Mode) for the year 2014 - 16. The selection will be made through entrance test to be held on 19th January, 2014.
Applicants must have Graduation in any discipline with minimum 40 percent marks in aggregate. Opening and closing date for sale of application is 28th October and 24th December, 2013 respectively.
The application fee is Rs. 500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal and payable Warangal.
Duly filled in application form along with photocopies of educational qualification and fee DD should reach the Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal - 506 009 (AP) India. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 24th December, 2013.
Applicants must have Graduation in any discipline with minimum 40 percent marks in aggregate. Opening and closing date for sale of application is 28th October and 24th December, 2013 respectively.
The application fee is Rs. 500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal and payable Warangal.
Duly filled in application form along with photocopies of educational qualification and fee DD should reach the Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal - 506 009 (AP) India. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 24th December, 2013.
MSME - Tool Room Academic and Technical Projects 2013-14
MSME - Tool Room (Central Institute of Tool Design), Hyderabad has announced notification offering academic and technical project works for BE / B.Tech, ME / M.Tech and Ph.D candidates.
For Diploma / ITI Students: Final year candidates in various branches are eligible. Project duration is 6 months. Fee is Rs. 13000.
For Graduates: Final year BE / B.Tech candidates are eligible. Projects are available in the subjects of Tool Design / CAD / CAM / CAE projects, Automation / Mechatronics / VLST / Embedded system etc.
For Ph.D scholars: Fee is Rs. 15500.
Interested candidates can apply in the prescribed format available on the website at www.citdindia.org . You can also get information at Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam centers.
For Diploma / ITI Students: Final year candidates in various branches are eligible. Project duration is 6 months. Fee is Rs. 13000.
For Graduates: Final year BE / B.Tech candidates are eligible. Projects are available in the subjects of Tool Design / CAD / CAM / CAE projects, Automation / Mechatronics / VLST / Embedded system etc.
For Ph.D scholars: Fee is Rs. 15500.
Interested candidates can apply in the prescribed format available on the website at www.citdindia.org . You can also get information at Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam centers.
C-DAC Admissions into PG Diploma Courses 2013
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC) is inviting online applications from eligible candidates for admission into Post Graduation Diploma programme for the academic session 2013.
PG Diploma programme are offered in the discipline of Advanced Computing, Wireless and Mobile Computing, VLSI Design, Embedded Systems and Design, IT Infrastructure, System and Security, Integrated VLSI and Embedded System Design, System Software Development, Healthcare Informatics, Geoinformatics, Automation SCADA Systems and Software Technology.
Applicants must have BE / B.Tech. Duration of programme is 24 weeks. The selection will be made through entrance test.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : http://www.cdac.in. Closing date for submission of online application is 28th November, 2013.
PG Diploma programme are offered in the discipline of Advanced Computing, Wireless and Mobile Computing, VLSI Design, Embedded Systems and Design, IT Infrastructure, System and Security, Integrated VLSI and Embedded System Design, System Software Development, Healthcare Informatics, Geoinformatics, Automation SCADA Systems and Software Technology.
Applicants must have BE / B.Tech. Duration of programme is 24 weeks. The selection will be made through entrance test.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : http://www.cdac.in. Closing date for submission of online application is 28th November, 2013.
KL University Vijayawada M.Phil and Ph.D Admissions 2014
KL University, Vijayawada is inviting applications form eligible candidates for admissions into M.Phil and Ph.D programme for the academic session 2014. The selection process will consist of entrance test and interview to be held on 22nd December, 2013.
1. Ph.D in Engineering
2. M.Phil / Ph.D in Sciences, Humanities and Management
The prescribed application forms can be downloaded from website or form KL University, Administrative Office, Museum Road, Vijayawada - 2. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 16th December, 2013.
Duly filled in application form along with all relevant educational qualification and fee DD for Rs. 900 drawn in favour of KL University should reach the Director (Admissions), KL University, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada - 520 002. Website : http://kluniversity.edu.in/arp/default.aspx.
1. Ph.D in Engineering
2. M.Phil / Ph.D in Sciences, Humanities and Management
The prescribed application forms can be downloaded from website or form KL University, Administrative Office, Museum Road, Vijayawada - 2. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 16th December, 2013.
Duly filled in application form along with all relevant educational qualification and fee DD for Rs. 900 drawn in favour of KL University should reach the Director (Admissions), KL University, Museum Road, Governorpet, Vijayawada - 520 002. Website : http://kluniversity.edu.in/arp/default.aspx.
NTR University Final Counseling for BAMS, BHMS and BNYS Admissions 2013-14
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada is conducting 2nd and Final Counseling for admission into BAMS / BHMS / BNYS courses for the academic session 2013 - 14.
All eligible candidates (like PH and CAP categroy and other candidates) may attend for counseling at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada on 19th November, 2013.
Eligible candidates may appear for counseling along with their EAMCET - 2013 rank card and certificates. Number of vacancies will be displayed on the university website : http://ntruhs.ap.nic.in .
All eligible candidates (like PH and CAP categroy and other candidates) may attend for counseling at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada on 19th November, 2013.
Eligible candidates may appear for counseling along with their EAMCET - 2013 rank card and certificates. Number of vacancies will be displayed on the university website : http://ntruhs.ap.nic.in .
10th Class English Material - Grammar Model Questions
Expressing Obligation: We express obligation using 'should' and 'ought to'.
eg: i) We should respect elders.
ii) You ought to do homework regularly.
Should or ought to means that it would be a good thing to do. We often use should (do) or ought to (do) when we say what we think is a good thing to do or the right thing to do. We use should not (shouldn't) or ought not to (do) when we want to say that something is not a good thing to do.
Look at some more sentences:
1. You are very ill. You ought to see a doctor.
2. The circus is really good. You should go and see it.
3. The truck driver ought not to drive. He has had too much to drink.
The use of need not (needn't):
We use needn't (or do not need) in the absence of obligation or necessity.
eg: We needn't hurry. There is plenty of time. (= you don't need to hurry.)
Exercise
Fill in the blanks with the right words choosing from: should/ ought to/ shouldn't/ oughtn't to/ needn't.
1. We all _____ pray to God every day.
2. You _____ start early tomorrow morning.
3. We ____ finish the work by this afternoon.
4. You ___ know how to operate the computer.
5. We ____ evade paying taxes.
6. One ____ pay to enter a public library.
7. We ____ stare at women.
8. Students ____ fee to write internal exams.
Answers
1. should 2. ought to/ should 3. should 4. ought to 5. shouldn't 6. needn't 7. shouldn't 8. needn't .
eg: i) We should respect elders.
ii) You ought to do homework regularly.
Should or ought to means that it would be a good thing to do. We often use should (do) or ought to (do) when we say what we think is a good thing to do or the right thing to do. We use should not (shouldn't) or ought not to (do) when we want to say that something is not a good thing to do.
Look at some more sentences:
1. You are very ill. You ought to see a doctor.
2. The circus is really good. You should go and see it.
3. The truck driver ought not to drive. He has had too much to drink.
The use of need not (needn't):
We use needn't (or do not need) in the absence of obligation or necessity.
eg: We needn't hurry. There is plenty of time. (= you don't need to hurry.)
Exercise
Fill in the blanks with the right words choosing from: should/ ought to/ shouldn't/ oughtn't to/ needn't.
1. We all _____ pray to God every day.
2. You _____ start early tomorrow morning.
3. We ____ finish the work by this afternoon.
4. You ___ know how to operate the computer.
5. We ____ evade paying taxes.
6. One ____ pay to enter a public library.
7. We ____ stare at women.
8. Students ____ fee to write internal exams.
Answers
1. should 2. ought to/ should 3. should 4. ought to 5. shouldn't 6. needn't 7. shouldn't 8. needn't .
AP 10th Class English Grammar Model Questions with Answers
Grammar: Active And Passive Voice - Voice is a form of the verb. There are two modes in voice. They are: 1. Active Voice (A/V) and 2. Passive Voice (P/V).
1. Active Voice: We use an active verb to say 'What the subject does'. It is Subject - Oriented.
2. Passive Voice: We use a Passive Verb to say 'What happens to the subject': the passive voice is used to describe actions. It is said to be object-oriented.
Look at the following sentences:
A) Tagore wrote Gitanjali.
B) Gitanjali was written by Tagore.
Sentence A is said to be in the Active Voice and sentence B is said to be in the Passive Voice.
In sentence A, the verb is 'wrote'. The subject is Tagore, the doer or the agent.
In sentence B, the verb is 'was written'. The subject of the sentence is 'Gitanjali'. It is not the doer or agent of the action. The agent is Tagore.
When the subject of the sentence and the agent are the same, the sentence is in the Active Voice. When the subject of the sentence is not the agent, the sentence is in the
Passive voice. In a Passive sentence, if we want to say who did, or what caused the action, we use by:
Gitanjali was written by Tagore.
This school was built by an NRI. (= The NRI built it.)
Study the following sentences furnished with tensewise:
1. Simple Present:
a) She teaches English = English is taught by her.
b) He sells vegetables = Vegetables are sold by her.
2. Present continuous:
a) I am doing homework = Homework is being done by me.
b) She is singing prayers = Prayers are being sung by her.
3. Simple Past:
Right Brothers invented aeroplane in 1903. = Aeroplane was invented by Right Brothers in 1903.
4. Past Continuous:
The lion was chasing the deer.
= The deer was being chased by the lion.
5. Present Perfect:
The children have finished homework. = Homework has been finished by the children.
6. Past Perfect:
Jim Corbett had killed many tigers. = Many tigers had been killed by Jim Corbett.
7. Future Tense:
a) I shall reward you. = You will be rewarded by me.
b) He will help you. = You will be helped by him.
8. Future Perfect:
She will have completed the work by tomorrow. = The work will have been completed by her by tomorrow.
9. Interrogative sentences:
a) Does he sing songs?
= Are songs sung by him?
b) Who defeated Napoleon?
= By whom was Napoleon defeated?
c) Can you drive a car?
= Can a car be driven by you?
10. Imperative sentences:
a) Water the plants regularly.
= Let the plants be watered regularly.
b) Keep your surroundings clean.
Let your Surroundings be kept clean.
c) Respect elders = Let elders be respected.
Exam Model Questions
1. Watt invented the Steam Engine.
2. We speak English, all over the world.
3. Who taught you English last year?
4. We elected Abhinav captain.
5. One finds cows everywhere.
6. They Kept me waiting.
7. Mother has finished cooking.
8. He is still playing cricket.
Answers
1. The Steam Engine was invented by Watt.
2. English is spoken all over the world. (Here, by + agent not necessary)
3. By whom was English taught to you last year?
4. Abhinav was elected Captain.
5. Cows are found everywhere.
6. I was kept waiting.
7. Cooking has been finished by mother.
8. Cricket is still being played by him.
1. Active Voice: We use an active verb to say 'What the subject does'. It is Subject - Oriented.
2. Passive Voice: We use a Passive Verb to say 'What happens to the subject': the passive voice is used to describe actions. It is said to be object-oriented.
Look at the following sentences:
A) Tagore wrote Gitanjali.
B) Gitanjali was written by Tagore.
Sentence A is said to be in the Active Voice and sentence B is said to be in the Passive Voice.
In sentence A, the verb is 'wrote'. The subject is Tagore, the doer or the agent.
In sentence B, the verb is 'was written'. The subject of the sentence is 'Gitanjali'. It is not the doer or agent of the action. The agent is Tagore.
When the subject of the sentence and the agent are the same, the sentence is in the Active Voice. When the subject of the sentence is not the agent, the sentence is in the
Passive voice. In a Passive sentence, if we want to say who did, or what caused the action, we use by:
Gitanjali was written by Tagore.
This school was built by an NRI. (= The NRI built it.)
Study the following sentences furnished with tensewise:
1. Simple Present:
a) She teaches English = English is taught by her.
b) He sells vegetables = Vegetables are sold by her.
2. Present continuous:
a) I am doing homework = Homework is being done by me.
b) She is singing prayers = Prayers are being sung by her.
3. Simple Past:
Right Brothers invented aeroplane in 1903. = Aeroplane was invented by Right Brothers in 1903.
4. Past Continuous:
The lion was chasing the deer.
= The deer was being chased by the lion.
5. Present Perfect:
The children have finished homework. = Homework has been finished by the children.
6. Past Perfect:
Jim Corbett had killed many tigers. = Many tigers had been killed by Jim Corbett.
7. Future Tense:
a) I shall reward you. = You will be rewarded by me.
b) He will help you. = You will be helped by him.
8. Future Perfect:
She will have completed the work by tomorrow. = The work will have been completed by her by tomorrow.
9. Interrogative sentences:
a) Does he sing songs?
= Are songs sung by him?
b) Who defeated Napoleon?
= By whom was Napoleon defeated?
c) Can you drive a car?
= Can a car be driven by you?
10. Imperative sentences:
a) Water the plants regularly.
= Let the plants be watered regularly.
b) Keep your surroundings clean.
Let your Surroundings be kept clean.
c) Respect elders = Let elders be respected.
Exam Model Questions
1. Watt invented the Steam Engine.
2. We speak English, all over the world.
3. Who taught you English last year?
4. We elected Abhinav captain.
5. One finds cows everywhere.
6. They Kept me waiting.
7. Mother has finished cooking.
8. He is still playing cricket.
Answers
1. The Steam Engine was invented by Watt.
2. English is spoken all over the world. (Here, by + agent not necessary)
3. By whom was English taught to you last year?
4. Abhinav was elected Captain.
5. Cows are found everywhere.
6. I was kept waiting.
7. Cooking has been finished by mother.
8. Cricket is still being played by him.
10th Class English Grammar Model Questions
Collocation of Words: (Vocabulary) - There are many words in English which mean more or less the same. However, some of them are used in formal written language whereas some are used in less formal writings and also in informal speech. Here are some examples:
Formal - Informal
deliver - give
decline - refuse
cease - stop
conceal - hide
perform - do
fetch - bring
i) She was 'delivered' of a healthy baby.
ii) He 'gave' a nod to show his agreement.
Certain words in English are used together. For example, we say a 'tall' man, NOT a 'high' man. In the same way, a 'handsome' young man, but a 'beautiful' lady and a 'pretty' girl. So we should be careful about using certain words which are often confused and misused. The words 'say' and 'tell' are similar in
meaning, but they are not used in the same way.
We usually 'say' something, but 'tell' somebody something.
eg: i) Abhinav said that he knew my phone number.
ii) Bablu told his mother that she was wrong.
Big/ large/ great:
'Large' is more formal than 'big'. Great often suggests quality, not size, as:
Big - house, car, problem, difference
Large - arc, part, family, home
Great - majority, leader, pleasure, surprise
Event/ incident/ happening:
All these words describe something that happens. Event = something important or interesting. eg: I still remember the memorable events of my college days.
Incident = something, not very important.
eg: The film 'The Train' is based on a real life incident.
Happening = something unusual or strange.
eg: Do you know about the strange happenings in the town these days?
I. Model Questions for Practice
1. Captain James Cook ________ Australia.
(discovered - invented - found)
2. She politely _________ my offer to tea.
(refused - refuted - declined)
3. The Active Study Dictionary of English __________ of 500 pages.
(contains - consists - combines)
4. There is no ___________ in the patient's condition.
(improvement - progress - development)
Answers: 1. discovered 2. declined 3. consists 4. improvement.
II. Exam Model Questions
1. Selling alcohol is considered ___________ in certain states in India.
(illegal - illicit - illegitimate)
2. It is not right to ____________ advantage of others. (make - take - have)
3. She was not ____________ at the news of her getting the highest grade.
(elated - amused - satisfied)
4. Swimming is my favourite ___________.
(reformation - retardation - recreation)
Answers: 1. illegal 2. take 3. elated 4. recreation
Formal - Informal
deliver - give
decline - refuse
cease - stop
conceal - hide
perform - do
fetch - bring
i) She was 'delivered' of a healthy baby.
ii) He 'gave' a nod to show his agreement.
Certain words in English are used together. For example, we say a 'tall' man, NOT a 'high' man. In the same way, a 'handsome' young man, but a 'beautiful' lady and a 'pretty' girl. So we should be careful about using certain words which are often confused and misused. The words 'say' and 'tell' are similar in
meaning, but they are not used in the same way.
We usually 'say' something, but 'tell' somebody something.
eg: i) Abhinav said that he knew my phone number.
ii) Bablu told his mother that she was wrong.
Big/ large/ great:
'Large' is more formal than 'big'. Great often suggests quality, not size, as:
Big - house, car, problem, difference
Large - arc, part, family, home
Great - majority, leader, pleasure, surprise
Event/ incident/ happening:
All these words describe something that happens. Event = something important or interesting. eg: I still remember the memorable events of my college days.
Incident = something, not very important.
eg: The film 'The Train' is based on a real life incident.
Happening = something unusual or strange.
eg: Do you know about the strange happenings in the town these days?
I. Model Questions for Practice
1. Captain James Cook ________ Australia.
(discovered - invented - found)
2. She politely _________ my offer to tea.
(refused - refuted - declined)
3. The Active Study Dictionary of English __________ of 500 pages.
(contains - consists - combines)
4. There is no ___________ in the patient's condition.
(improvement - progress - development)
Answers: 1. discovered 2. declined 3. consists 4. improvement.
II. Exam Model Questions
1. Selling alcohol is considered ___________ in certain states in India.
(illegal - illicit - illegitimate)
2. It is not right to ____________ advantage of others. (make - take - have)
3. She was not ____________ at the news of her getting the highest grade.
(elated - amused - satisfied)
4. Swimming is my favourite ___________.
(reformation - retardation - recreation)
Answers: 1. illegal 2. take 3. elated 4. recreation
JNTUH Entrepreneurship Development Program 2013-14
Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, Hyderabad (JNTUH) is conducting Entrepreneurship Development programmes in association with SPARC Consultants Private Limited. The programme is sponsored by Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, Ahmadabad, Gujarat.
Eligibility: All Engineering, MBA, Science graduates and post graduate students can apply. They also require a couple of years of working experience in any domain. Total intake of the programme is 30.
Selection will be based on the performance in online test (attitude and aptitude) and interview. Course fee is Rs. 1000. Interested candidates can download the registration form from the website www.jntu.ac.in .
Important Dates
1) Last date for registration : 28 November 2013
2) Online Test: 2 December 2013
3) Display of selected candidates list for the personal interview: 03 December 2013
4) Personal Interview: 4 December 2013
Eligibility: All Engineering, MBA, Science graduates and post graduate students can apply. They also require a couple of years of working experience in any domain. Total intake of the programme is 30.
Selection will be based on the performance in online test (attitude and aptitude) and interview. Course fee is Rs. 1000. Interested candidates can download the registration form from the website www.jntu.ac.in .
Important Dates
1) Last date for registration : 28 November 2013
2) Online Test: 2 December 2013
3) Display of selected candidates list for the personal interview: 03 December 2013
4) Personal Interview: 4 December 2013
NALSAR Hyderabad MBA Admissions 2014-16
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad has announced admission notification for MBA for the academic year 2014-16. NALSAR is the best institute for legal education in India.
Number of seats: 60. This is a two year full time campus based course with unique major - minor specializations. Major specializations are Corporate Governance, Court Management, Financial Services and Capital Markets, Innovation and Sustainability Management.
Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with at least 50 percent marks. Candidates appearing in final year course are also eligible.
Admission will be based on GMAT / CAT and GRE Scores, Group Discussion and Personal Interviews. Last date for the submission of applications is 20th February 2014. For more details, see the website www.cms.nalsar.ac.in .
Number of seats: 60. This is a two year full time campus based course with unique major - minor specializations. Major specializations are Corporate Governance, Court Management, Financial Services and Capital Markets, Innovation and Sustainability Management.
Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with at least 50 percent marks. Candidates appearing in final year course are also eligible.
Admission will be based on GMAT / CAT and GRE Scores, Group Discussion and Personal Interviews. Last date for the submission of applications is 20th February 2014. For more details, see the website www.cms.nalsar.ac.in .
BRAOU Degree Exam Date Changed to 16th November 2013
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) has informed that the Degree third year examinations have been postponed due to administrative reasons. The Degree exams are originally scheduled to start from 15th November 2013.
As per the latest news and information by the University, the examinations will commence from 16th November 2013. The details of the changes available on the BRAOU website at www.braou.ac.in.
The University has also announced that the last date for the payment of examination fee for Post Graduate courses offered under distance education mode is 24th November 2013.
BRAOU is the first open university in the country and offering UG and PG, Diploma and Certificate courses in the disciplines of sciences, humanities and social sciences. For more information, see www.braou.ac.in .
As per the latest news and information by the University, the examinations will commence from 16th November 2013. The details of the changes available on the BRAOU website at www.braou.ac.in.
The University has also announced that the last date for the payment of examination fee for Post Graduate courses offered under distance education mode is 24th November 2013.
BRAOU is the first open university in the country and offering UG and PG, Diploma and Certificate courses in the disciplines of sciences, humanities and social sciences. For more information, see www.braou.ac.in .
NTR University BDS 4th and 5th Year Results August 2013
Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada has announced results of BDS fourth and fifth year results. The examination was held in August 2013. The results are available on ntruhs.ap.nic.in .
Candidates need not apply for split marks as the same is available on the website.
Candidates can apply for retotalling to the University on payment of Rs.2000 per subject. Personal verification / identification by the student is not required.
Candidates who want to apply for rettotaling of the answer scripts by the committee can submit their application in the prescribed format with required fee to University. Last date for the submission of applications is 26 November 2013.
The applications received by the University after 26th November 2013 will not be considered for retotaling. The university appointed committee will re-total the answer sheets.
Candidates need not apply for split marks as the same is available on the website.
Candidates can apply for retotalling to the University on payment of Rs.2000 per subject. Personal verification / identification by the student is not required.
Candidates who want to apply for rettotaling of the answer scripts by the committee can submit their application in the prescribed format with required fee to University. Last date for the submission of applications is 26 November 2013.
The applications received by the University after 26th November 2013 will not be considered for retotaling. The university appointed committee will re-total the answer sheets.
Senior Inter BiPC Zoology - Important Topics to Study
Main aim of a Bi.P.C. student is, generally, to secure a seat in Medicine. To get a
seat in Medicine one has to get a good rank in EAMCET, for which marks in
Intermediate Public Examination are also important. To secure good marks in IPE, a
planned study is important.
1. Three essay questions will be given and one has to answer any two. Out of these
three essay questions, two questions will be given form Human Anatomy and
Physiology (unit I to V) and the other from Genetics (unit VI)
2. Even though all units of Human Anatomy an Physiology are elaborate, they are
interesting easy to understand because all aspects belong to our body and hence
remembering the points is easy.
3. Pay attention in practicing diagrams and labeling them.
4. Besides other lessons, pay special attention on
-Digestive system
-Process of digestion
-Transport of respiratory gases
-Structure and functioning of heart
-Structure of nephron
-Process of urine formation
-Sliding filament theory
-Structure and functions of brain
-Propogation of nerve impulse etc.
5. In Genetics, concentrate on
-Blood group inheritance
-Sex determination
-Sex linked inheritance
-Genetic disorders
-DNA finger printing
6. Evolution (unit VII) and Applied Biology (unit VIII) are important for 4 marks
questions.
7. At the end of every chapter in the Text Book a list of three types of questions is
given. For IPE, read answers for all those questions.
8. Some questions of 4 marks may have lengthy answer and some have few lines
answer. Hence adjust the time accordingly.
9. Practice the following diagrams thoroughly
-L.S. of tooth
-L.S. of heart
-L.S. of kidney
-Structure of myofibril
-Fore limb bones
-Pelvic girdle of man
-T.S. of spinal cord
-Male and female reproduction systems
-Graaffean follicle repeatedly.
10. Pay special attention on the following 4 marks questions
-Functions of liver
-Blood clotting
-Differences between arteries and veins
-Counter current mechanism
-Contractile proteins
-Synaptic transmission
-Secretions of pituitary
-Diabetes mellitus
-Structure and functions of placenta
-Erythroblastosis foetails
-Aims of human genome project
-Industrial metanism
-Homologous and analogous organs
-ELISA
-Different types of cancers etc.
11. While preparing a unit, first read answers for 8 marks questions. They cover
many 4 marks and 2 marks questions also. Then read remaining 4 marks
questions. They cover some more 2 marks questions. Then go for remaining 2 marks
questions.
12. While reading concentrate your mind on the lesson - Victory is yours.
All the best!
seat in Medicine one has to get a good rank in EAMCET, for which marks in
Intermediate Public Examination are also important. To secure good marks in IPE, a
planned study is important.
1. Three essay questions will be given and one has to answer any two. Out of these
three essay questions, two questions will be given form Human Anatomy and
Physiology (unit I to V) and the other from Genetics (unit VI)
2. Even though all units of Human Anatomy an Physiology are elaborate, they are
interesting easy to understand because all aspects belong to our body and hence
remembering the points is easy.
3. Pay attention in practicing diagrams and labeling them.
4. Besides other lessons, pay special attention on
-Digestive system
-Process of digestion
-Transport of respiratory gases
-Structure and functioning of heart
-Structure of nephron
-Process of urine formation
-Sliding filament theory
-Structure and functions of brain
-Propogation of nerve impulse etc.
5. In Genetics, concentrate on
-Blood group inheritance
-Sex determination
-Sex linked inheritance
-Genetic disorders
-DNA finger printing
6. Evolution (unit VII) and Applied Biology (unit VIII) are important for 4 marks
questions.
7. At the end of every chapter in the Text Book a list of three types of questions is
given. For IPE, read answers for all those questions.
8. Some questions of 4 marks may have lengthy answer and some have few lines
answer. Hence adjust the time accordingly.
9. Practice the following diagrams thoroughly
-L.S. of tooth
-L.S. of heart
-L.S. of kidney
-Structure of myofibril
-Fore limb bones
-Pelvic girdle of man
-T.S. of spinal cord
-Male and female reproduction systems
-Graaffean follicle repeatedly.
10. Pay special attention on the following 4 marks questions
-Functions of liver
-Blood clotting
-Differences between arteries and veins
-Counter current mechanism
-Contractile proteins
-Synaptic transmission
-Secretions of pituitary
-Diabetes mellitus
-Structure and functions of placenta
-Erythroblastosis foetails
-Aims of human genome project
-Industrial metanism
-Homologous and analogous organs
-ELISA
-Different types of cancers etc.
11. While preparing a unit, first read answers for 8 marks questions. They cover
many 4 marks and 2 marks questions also. Then read remaining 4 marks
questions. They cover some more 2 marks questions. Then go for remaining 2 marks
questions.
12. While reading concentrate your mind on the lesson - Victory is yours.
All the best!
DIETCET 2013 Second Phase Counseling Schedule
DIETCET 2013 Counseling schedule is under progress. The Second phase counseling for DIETCET qualified candidates will be held from 2nd December to 4th December 2013. The official website for counseling is dietcet.cgg.gov.in . There will be third and final counseling if the seats remain vacant after the completion of second counseling.
There are 28,830 D.Ed. seats in 667 DIET Colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The first counseling is under progress and candidates can exercise web options till 14th November 2013.
Here is the second counseling schedule:
1) Exercise of web options through dietcet.cgg.gov.in: 2 -4 December 2013.
2) Allotment of seats : 10 December 2013.
3) Verification of certificates: 16 - 19 December 2013.
4) Final phase counseling (if seats are vacant): 27-29 December 2013
5) Allotment of seats: 30 December 2013.
There are 28,830 D.Ed. seats in 667 DIET Colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The first counseling is under progress and candidates can exercise web options till 14th November 2013.
Here is the second counseling schedule:
1) Exercise of web options through dietcet.cgg.gov.in: 2 -4 December 2013.
2) Allotment of seats : 10 December 2013.
3) Verification of certificates: 16 - 19 December 2013.
4) Final phase counseling (if seats are vacant): 27-29 December 2013
5) Allotment of seats: 30 December 2013.
No Jumbling System for Inter Practicals for 2013-14
The Government of Andhra Pradesh has deferred the decision to conduct Intermediate practical examination in the jumbling system for the academic year 2013-14. The Government has decided to continue with the old system which facilitates the colleges to conduct practical exams of their students at the same colleges.
The Govt. has taken a decision in 2008 to implement jumbling system for practical examinations in the similar lines of theory examinations. The Government has though of implementing jumbling system in 2012-13 but did not realise that due to NEET examination.
The practical examinations for all the groups and subjects will be held in the second your course period. The practical examinations schedule has already been announced by the BIEAP. The practical exams will commence in February 2014.
The Govt. has taken a decision in 2008 to implement jumbling system for practical examinations in the similar lines of theory examinations. The Government has though of implementing jumbling system in 2012-13 but did not realise that due to NEET examination.
The practical examinations for all the groups and subjects will be held in the second your course period. The practical examinations schedule has already been announced by the BIEAP. The practical exams will commence in February 2014.
CDAC Hyderabad Short Term Courses Admissions 2013
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Hyderabad is inviting online applications for admissions into following certificate courses (short term) for the academic year 2013-14. The course will be conducted at Hyderabad only.
1. Embedded System Design with ARM Cortex - M3
2. Digital System Design using HDL
Duration of course is 6 weeks. The course fee is Rs. 6000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of CDAC and payable at Hyderabad .
Interested candidates can apply online only through the website of CDAC at www.cdachyd.in .
1) Opening date of online registration: 31st October 2013
2) Last date of online registration: 18th November 2013
3) Announcement of Shortlisted Candidates: 22nd November 2013
4) Commencement of Courses: 2nd December 2013.
1. Embedded System Design with ARM Cortex - M3
2. Digital System Design using HDL
Duration of course is 6 weeks. The course fee is Rs. 6000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of CDAC and payable at Hyderabad .
Interested candidates can apply online only through the website of CDAC at www.cdachyd.in .
1) Opening date of online registration: 31st October 2013
2) Last date of online registration: 18th November 2013
3) Announcement of Shortlisted Candidates: 22nd November 2013
4) Commencement of Courses: 2nd December 2013.
DDE-Dravidian University UG and PG Admissions 2013
Dravidian University (DDE – Directorate of Distance Education) is inviting applications for Regular UG and PG Courses admissions and Open University System (OUS) UG admissions for the academic year 2013-14.
Open University System (OUS): B.A / B.Com
Eligibility: Applicants should have completed 18 years of age as on 1.10.2013.
Regular System:
UG Courses: B.A, B.Com, B.Sc, B.C.A / B.B.M
Eligibility: Inter or 10 + 2 equivalent qualification.
PG Courses: M.A, M.Sc, M.Com / M.C.A / M.B.A / M.Li.Sc
Eligibility: Candidates should have Graduate Degree in the concerned subjects.
Diploma Courses: PGDCA / PGDBA
Application Process: Application forms can be downloaded from the website or can be had from the study centers.
Address: Dravidian University, Directorate of Distance Education, Srinivasavanam, Kuppam, AP.
Last date for the receipt of filled in applications: 14 December 2013
Website: http://www.dravidianuniversity.ac.in/dde.php .
Open University System (OUS): B.A / B.Com
Eligibility: Applicants should have completed 18 years of age as on 1.10.2013.
Regular System:
UG Courses: B.A, B.Com, B.Sc, B.C.A / B.B.M
Eligibility: Inter or 10 + 2 equivalent qualification.
PG Courses: M.A, M.Sc, M.Com / M.C.A / M.B.A / M.Li.Sc
Eligibility: Candidates should have Graduate Degree in the concerned subjects.
Diploma Courses: PGDCA / PGDBA
Application Process: Application forms can be downloaded from the website or can be had from the study centers.
Address: Dravidian University, Directorate of Distance Education, Srinivasavanam, Kuppam, AP.
Last date for the receipt of filled in applications: 14 December 2013
Website: http://www.dravidianuniversity.ac.in/dde.php .
EAMCET 2013 Medical Admissions - Ranks and Marks Analysis
Following is the analysis of MBBS Admissions 2013-14 in Andhra Pradesh. The ranks and cut offs were given after the completion of the counseling. The ranks and marks analysis is given in the following graph after considering the weightage for IPE marks and Eamcet Medical ranks.
The Candidates who got 1st rank in EAMCET has secured 25 weightage in IPE Marks and 74.06 weightage in EAMCET Medical exam 2013. The combined weightage of IPE and EAMCET Marks for 1st ranker is 99.06.
In the same manner, the candidate with 100th rank has secured 25 weightage in IPE and 68.91 weightage in EAMET 2013. Following is analysis for the ranks upto 10000.
The Candidates who got 1st rank in EAMCET has secured 25 weightage in IPE Marks and 74.06 weightage in EAMCET Medical exam 2013. The combined weightage of IPE and EAMCET Marks for 1st ranker is 99.06.
In the same manner, the candidate with 100th rank has secured 25 weightage in IPE and 68.91 weightage in EAMET 2013. Following is analysis for the ranks upto 10000.
DIETCET Web Options from 11th November 2013
The web options for DIETCET 2013 counseling will start from 11th November 2013. The candidates can enter web options through http://dietcet.cgg.gov.in/ till 14th November 2013. The seats will be allotted on 19th November 2013. Following are remaining details of the DIETCET counseling 2013.
1. Entry of web options: 11 - 14th November 2013
2. Seats Allotment: 19 November
3. Certificate Verification and Fee payment: 23-26 November
4. Start of classes: 27 November
There will be second phase counseling from 2nd December 2013. About 28000 D.Ed seats are available in 667 DIET colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
There is a huge rush for D.Ed course these days as the DSC teachers recruitment is on the cards. The DIETCET will be renamed as DEECET from the next academic year on the lines of NCTE Diploma in Elementary Education.
1. Entry of web options: 11 - 14th November 2013
2. Seats Allotment: 19 November
3. Certificate Verification and Fee payment: 23-26 November
4. Start of classes: 27 November
There will be second phase counseling from 2nd December 2013. About 28000 D.Ed seats are available in 667 DIET colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
There is a huge rush for D.Ed course these days as the DSC teachers recruitment is on the cards. The DIETCET will be renamed as DEECET from the next academic year on the lines of NCTE Diploma in Elementary Education.
SSC Exams Schedule March 2014 - AP 10th Class Exams
The Government of Andhra Pradesh is likely to held Tenth Class / SSC / 10th Class examinations from the last week of March 2014. The tentative schedule / dates have been finalised by the Department of School Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The Government may announce the final schedule of examinations with dates and subjects after the release of annual schedule. The Intermediate Board has already released the examination schedule. The Inter exams will be conducted from 12th March to 29th March 2013.
The 10th Class / Tenth Class / SSC exams are likely to be held after the completion of the 10th Class exams as there will be clash with centers. It is estimated that about 12 lakhs students are likely to appear for SSC / 10th Class examinations.
It is most likely that the 10th Class / SSC examinations will be started from 27th March 2014. The detailed schedule may also be posted on www.bseap.gov.in . We have posted SSC previous / model question papers on this blog for the benefit of the students.
The Government may announce the final schedule of examinations with dates and subjects after the release of annual schedule. The Intermediate Board has already released the examination schedule. The Inter exams will be conducted from 12th March to 29th March 2013.
The 10th Class / Tenth Class / SSC exams are likely to be held after the completion of the 10th Class exams as there will be clash with centers. It is estimated that about 12 lakhs students are likely to appear for SSC / 10th Class examinations.
It is most likely that the 10th Class / SSC examinations will be started from 27th March 2014. The detailed schedule may also be posted on www.bseap.gov.in . We have posted SSC previous / model question papers on this blog for the benefit of the students.
SVVU Tirupati M.V.Sc, M.F.Sc and Ph.D Admissions 2013-14
Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU), Tirupati has issued notification for admission into M.V.Sc / M.F.Sc courses and Ph.D programme in the discipline of Veterinary Sciences for the academic year 2013-14.
1. M.V.Sc / M.F.Sc courses.
Qualification: Applicants should have B.V.Sc and A.H / M.F.Sc B.F.Sc of 4 years duration.
2. Ph.D course: Applicants should have Post Graduation in concerned subject.
Application procedure: The application forms can be downloaded from the website. Filled in application forms along with certificates should reach the following address either in person or by Registered Post with Acknowledgement Due.
Address: Registrar, SVVU, Administrative Office Dr.Y.S.R.Bhavan, Tirupati –517 502.
Last date for submission of application: 23 November 2013
Date of entrance test for M.V.Sc / M.F.Sc: 10 December 2013
Date of entrance test for Ph.D: 09 December 2013
Website: http://www.svvu.edu.in .
1. M.V.Sc / M.F.Sc courses.
Qualification: Applicants should have B.V.Sc and A.H / M.F.Sc B.F.Sc of 4 years duration.
2. Ph.D course: Applicants should have Post Graduation in concerned subject.
Application procedure: The application forms can be downloaded from the website. Filled in application forms along with certificates should reach the following address either in person or by Registered Post with Acknowledgement Due.
Address: Registrar, SVVU, Administrative Office Dr.Y.S.R.Bhavan, Tirupati –517 502.
Last date for submission of application: 23 November 2013
Date of entrance test for M.V.Sc / M.F.Sc: 10 December 2013
Date of entrance test for Ph.D: 09 December 2013
Website: http://www.svvu.edu.in .
Dravidian University Distance Degree and PG Admissions 2013-14
Dravidian University, Kuppam (Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh) has issued admission notification for Degree and Open University System Degree programmes for the academic year 2013-14. The courses are offered by Distance Education center of the University.
Degree Course: BA, B.Com (General and Computers), BCA, BBM. Duration is three years.
Degree (Open University System): BA and B.Com.
PG Program: MA, M.Sc, .Com, MCA, MBA and MLiSc.
Diplomas: PG Diploma programmes in Computer Applications and Business Administration.
Application forms can be obtained from the study centers of the University. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 14 December 2013. Application fee is Rs.350 and this has to be paid in the form of DD drawn in favour of Director, DDE, Dravidian University, Kuppam.
Degree Course: BA, B.Com (General and Computers), BCA, BBM. Duration is three years.
Degree (Open University System): BA and B.Com.
PG Program: MA, M.Sc, .Com, MCA, MBA and MLiSc.
Diplomas: PG Diploma programmes in Computer Applications and Business Administration.
Application forms can be obtained from the study centers of the University. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 14 December 2013. Application fee is Rs.350 and this has to be paid in the form of DD drawn in favour of Director, DDE, Dravidian University, Kuppam.
AU Distance B.A and B.Com Admissions 2014
School of Distance Education, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam has announced notification for Entrance Examination for admission into First year B.A. / B.Com. Degree courses for the calendar year 2014.
Course Details: B.A. / B.Com.
Eligibility: There is no minimum education qualification for these courses. All the candidates can appear for examination.
Age Limit: Candidates should have completed 18 years as on 01 January 2014
Application Process: Candidates can send their application by post.
Address: Andhra University, School of Distance Education, Visakhapatnam.
Last date for submission of filled in application forms: 10 December 2013
Date of Entrance Examination: 22 December 2013
Website: http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/sde/
Course Details: B.A. / B.Com.
Eligibility: There is no minimum education qualification for these courses. All the candidates can appear for examination.
Age Limit: Candidates should have completed 18 years as on 01 January 2014
Application Process: Candidates can send their application by post.
Address: Andhra University, School of Distance Education, Visakhapatnam.
Last date for submission of filled in application forms: 10 December 2013
Date of Entrance Examination: 22 December 2013
Website: http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/sde/
JNTU Anantapur MCA and MBA Results - July 2013 Examinations
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU Anantapur) has released MCA and MBA results of Regular and Supplementary examinations of various years. The results have been sent to the principals of respective colleges. Students can contact at their colleges for the results.
The results are declared for the following courses:
1) MBA IV Semester Regular and Supplementary July 2013 examinations
2) MBA III Semester Supplementary July 2013 examinations
MCA Results of Supplementary Exams July 2013:
1) MCA IV Semester Regular and Supplementary July 2013 (For 2009, 2010 and 2011 batches only)
2) MCA IV Semester Supplementary July 2013 exams (For 2007 and 2008 batches)
3) MCA III Semester for 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 batches
4) MCA V Semester for 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 batches
The results are declared for the following courses:
1) MBA IV Semester Regular and Supplementary July 2013 examinations
2) MBA III Semester Supplementary July 2013 examinations
MCA Results of Supplementary Exams July 2013:
1) MCA IV Semester Regular and Supplementary July 2013 (For 2009, 2010 and 2011 batches only)
2) MCA IV Semester Supplementary July 2013 exams (For 2007 and 2008 batches)
3) MCA III Semester for 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 batches
4) MCA V Semester for 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 batches
SPMVV Tirupati RESET 2013 for M.Phil and Ph.D. Admissions
Applications are invited by Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV) from the eligible women candidates to appear for the RESET - 2013 for admission into M.Phil / Ph.D. (Full and Part-time) programmes in the various disciplines.
1. School of Sciences: Computer Science, Home Science, Applied Microbiology (only Ph.D), Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Sciences (only Ph.D), Sericulture / Botany / Zoology, Applied Mathematics (Only M.Phil.).
2. School of Social Sciences Humanities and Management: Education, English, Communication and Journalism, Law (only Ph.D), Telugu Studies, Music, Social Work, Women’s Studies.
Application Process: Application forms can be downloaded from the website. Filled in applications with a demand draft for Rs.1,200/- students towards registration fee should reach the following address.
Address: Dean, Academic Affairs, SPMVV, Tirupati - 517 502
Last date for submission of application: 30 November 2013
Date of RESET-2013: 6 January 2014
Website: http://www.spmvv.ac.in/Reset.php
1. School of Sciences: Computer Science, Home Science, Applied Microbiology (only Ph.D), Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Sciences (only Ph.D), Sericulture / Botany / Zoology, Applied Mathematics (Only M.Phil.).
2. School of Social Sciences Humanities and Management: Education, English, Communication and Journalism, Law (only Ph.D), Telugu Studies, Music, Social Work, Women’s Studies.
Application Process: Application forms can be downloaded from the website. Filled in applications with a demand draft for Rs.1,200/- students towards registration fee should reach the following address.
Address: Dean, Academic Affairs, SPMVV, Tirupati - 517 502
Last date for submission of application: 30 November 2013
Date of RESET-2013: 6 January 2014
Website: http://www.spmvv.ac.in/Reset.php
NIT Warangal Ph.D Full Time and Part Time Programs 2013-14
NIT, Warangal invites applications for admission into Ph.D. Programs for December, 2013 session. Last date is 15 November 2013.
Ph.D. Programs Details:
1. Full-time basis
2. Part-time basis
Departments: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Engineering, Biotechnology, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mathematics, English and School of Management.
Eligibility: At least 60 percent marks in BE / B.Tech / M. Tech. / /M.S / M.Sc./ M.A./ M.B.A with valid GATE / NET scores.
Selection Process: Written test and Interview.
Application Process: Detailed application form to be downloaded from the website. The filled-in applications along with necessary documents and a crossed Demand Draft for Rs.1,000/- should reach the following address.
Address: Deputy Registrar, Academic Section National Institute of Technology, Warangal 506 004.
Last date for receiving application form: 15 November 2013
Website: http://www.nitw.ac.in
Ph.D. Programs Details:
1. Full-time basis
2. Part-time basis
Departments: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Engineering, Biotechnology, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mathematics, English and School of Management.
Eligibility: At least 60 percent marks in BE / B.Tech / M. Tech. / /M.S / M.Sc./ M.A./ M.B.A with valid GATE / NET scores.
Selection Process: Written test and Interview.
Application Process: Detailed application form to be downloaded from the website. The filled-in applications along with necessary documents and a crossed Demand Draft for Rs.1,000/- should reach the following address.
Address: Deputy Registrar, Academic Section National Institute of Technology, Warangal 506 004.
Last date for receiving application form: 15 November 2013
Website: http://www.nitw.ac.in
IFBI Hyderabad Walk Ins for PGDBO Programmes Admission 2013
Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (IFBI), Hyderabad is conducting walk in interview for admission into Post Graduation Diploma in Banking Operations (PGDBO). Walk in interview will be held during 6th to 9th November, 2013.
Eligibility : Applicants must have Graduation, Intermediate and 10th class with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate. Candidates who have born on or after 1st July, 1989 only eligible to apply.
Duration of programme is six months. Eligible candidates may attend for walk in interview at IFBI Admission Office, 2nd Floor, 205 and 206, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad. For any information see website : www.ifbi.com.
Eligibility : Applicants must have Graduation, Intermediate and 10th class with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate. Candidates who have born on or after 1st July, 1989 only eligible to apply.
Duration of programme is six months. Eligible candidates may attend for walk in interview at IFBI Admission Office, 2nd Floor, 205 and 206, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad. For any information see website : www.ifbi.com.
HPS Begumpet and Ramanthapur Admissions 2014-15
Hyderabad Public School (HPS - Begumpet and Ramanthapur) has announced admission notification for Class 1 for the academic year 2014-15. HPS is a reputed school in Hyderabad. HPS Begumpet follows ICSE and ISC curriculum and HPS Ramanthapur follows CBSE curriculum.
Age: A student seeking admission into Class I should be between 5 and 6 years of age. The cut off date for calculation of age is 31st May of the year of seeking admission. Age cut offs for the remaining classes should be calculated accordingly.
Application fee is Rs.300. Academic year starts in April every year.Admission to class I is open now. Application forms available up to 07 December 2013. For further details, you can contact at School office.
Address: The Hyderabad Public School, 1-11-87 & 88 , S.P. Road, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India,
Ph No : 9140-2776-1546 / Ph No : 9140-2776-0038
Email: contactus@hpsbegumpet.org.in .
Age: A student seeking admission into Class I should be between 5 and 6 years of age. The cut off date for calculation of age is 31st May of the year of seeking admission. Age cut offs for the remaining classes should be calculated accordingly.
Application fee is Rs.300. Academic year starts in April every year.Admission to class I is open now. Application forms available up to 07 December 2013. For further details, you can contact at School office.
Address: The Hyderabad Public School, 1-11-87 & 88 , S.P. Road, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India,
Ph No : 9140-2776-1546 / Ph No : 9140-2776-0038
Email: contactus@hpsbegumpet.org.in .
CBIT Faculty Development Program 2-14 December 2013
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT - Autonomous) is inviting candidates for Faculty Development Programme on Real Time Signal Processing from 2nd to 14th December 2013.
The CBIT is affiliated to Osmania University, Hyderabad and located at Gandipet. The course fee is as follows:
1. Faculty: Rs. 1000
2. Engineers/Scientists from Industry: Rs. 5000
Fee has to be paid in the form of Demand Draft in favour of Head, Dept of ECE, Gandipet, Hyderabad, payable at the Andhra Bank, Kokapet.
Important Dates:
Last date for receipt of application: 16th November 2013
Intimation to selected candidates: 18th November 2013
Workshop Dates: 2nd – 14th December, 2013
The CBIT is affiliated to Osmania University, Hyderabad and located at Gandipet. The course fee is as follows:
1. Faculty: Rs. 1000
2. Engineers/Scientists from Industry: Rs. 5000
Fee has to be paid in the form of Demand Draft in favour of Head, Dept of ECE, Gandipet, Hyderabad, payable at the Andhra Bank, Kokapet.
Important Dates:
Last date for receipt of application: 16th November 2013
Intimation to selected candidates: 18th November 2013
Workshop Dates: 2nd – 14th December, 2013
Osmania University BA Practical Exams Centers 2013-14
Osmania University Examination Branch, Hyderabad has announced BA I, II and III Year Practical Examination (Supplementary 2013) schedule. The center wise allotment of City and District Colleges in available on the link given below:
The Centers are :
1) Shadan Degree College for Women, Khairatabad
2) AV College of Arts and Science, Gaganmahal
3) Nalanda Degree College, Nalgonda
4) SV Degree College, Kodad
5) SV College, Suryapet
6) Vijetha Degree College, Miryalaguda
7) Gowthami Degree College, Nizamabad
8) Government Degree College, Kamareddy
9) YPR Degree College, Siddipet
10) Govt. Degree College, Gajwel.
The list of allotted colleges for respective centers is available on the Osmania University website at www.osmania.ac.in .
The Centers are :
1) Shadan Degree College for Women, Khairatabad
2) AV College of Arts and Science, Gaganmahal
3) Nalanda Degree College, Nalgonda
4) SV Degree College, Kodad
5) SV College, Suryapet
6) Vijetha Degree College, Miryalaguda
7) Gowthami Degree College, Nizamabad
8) Government Degree College, Kamareddy
9) YPR Degree College, Siddipet
10) Govt. Degree College, Gajwel.
The list of allotted colleges for respective centers is available on the Osmania University website at www.osmania.ac.in .
Padmavathi University B.Ed Exams Time Table 2011- 2013 Batch
Sri Parmavathi Mahila University (SPMVV - Womens University) has released examination time table for B.Ed 2011-2013 (distance education) batch at all centers. The examinations for B.Ed additinal methodology (Distance education mode) also will be held as per the schedule given below:
The examination will be held from 2 Pm to 5 PM at Nodel Center, SP Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati. Following are examination centers:
1) SP Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati
2) Andhra Mahila Sabha College of Teacher Education, Hyderabad
3) BSN Memorial College of Education, Vizianagaram
4) Montessori Mahila Kalasala, Vijayawada
5) Govt. College of Teacher Education, Warangal.
The examination will be held from 2 Pm to 5 PM at Nodel Center, SP Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati. Following are examination centers:
1) SP Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati
2) Andhra Mahila Sabha College of Teacher Education, Hyderabad
3) BSN Memorial College of Education, Vizianagaram
4) Montessori Mahila Kalasala, Vijayawada
5) Govt. College of Teacher Education, Warangal.
RSV Tirupati Acharya Course Entrance Results 2013
Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (RSV), Tirupati has released results of the entrance examination held for admission into Acharya Course under open university system. The exam was held on 27 October 2013.
Following is the list of registered numbers of the qualified candidates: The course is offered under open university system. 51 candidates were qualified in the examination.
013001, 013 002. 013 003. 130040.1 3 0140. 13 015 ,0 1306i .0 13081. 0 13022.
013025. 013026. 013031. 130330. 130340. 130390. 130430. 130440. 13049.
013055. 013058. 013059. 130600. 130620" 130630. 130710, 130790. i3092.
013093. 013094. 013095. 130970 130980. 130990, 131010, 131060. 13107.
013108. 013109. 01310. 013220 131250. 13i310, 131320, 131330. 13134,
0131430. 131450. 131460, 13149. 013151 013154
Following is the list of registered numbers of the qualified candidates: The course is offered under open university system. 51 candidates were qualified in the examination.
013001, 013 002. 013 003. 130040.1 3 0140. 13 015 ,0 1306i .0 13081. 0 13022.
013025. 013026. 013031. 130330. 130340. 130390. 130430. 130440. 13049.
013055. 013058. 013059. 130600. 130620" 130630. 130710, 130790. i3092.
013093. 013094. 013095. 130970 130980. 130990, 131010, 131060. 13107.
013108. 013109. 01310. 013220 131250. 13i310, 131320, 131330. 13134,
0131430. 131450. 131460, 13149. 013151 013154
NIT Warangal Admissions into Ph.D Programmes 2013
National Institute of Technology (NIT), Warangal is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admission into Ph.D programme in various subjects for the academic session 2013. The selection will be made through written test / interview.
Ph.D progreammes are offered in the discipline of Electrical, Metallurgical and Materials, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electronics and Communication, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Maths, Physics, Humanities and Social Science.
Applicants must have ME / M.Tech or M.Sc / MBA / BE / B.Tech with a valid GATE / UGC NET score. Duration of programme is 4 to 5 years. The application fee is Rs. 1000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of The Director, National Institute of Technology, Warangal and payable at SBH, NIT Warangal branch / SBI, Battala Bazar.
Duly filled in application form along with photocopies of mark sheets and fee DD should reach the Deputy Registrar, Academic Section, National Institute of Technology, Warangal - 506 021. Last date for the receipt of filled in application form is 15th November, 2013.
Ph.D progreammes are offered in the discipline of Electrical, Metallurgical and Materials, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electronics and Communication, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Maths, Physics, Humanities and Social Science.
Applicants must have ME / M.Tech or M.Sc / MBA / BE / B.Tech with a valid GATE / UGC NET score. Duration of programme is 4 to 5 years. The application fee is Rs. 1000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of The Director, National Institute of Technology, Warangal and payable at SBH, NIT Warangal branch / SBI, Battala Bazar.
Duly filled in application form along with photocopies of mark sheets and fee DD should reach the Deputy Registrar, Academic Section, National Institute of Technology, Warangal - 506 021. Last date for the receipt of filled in application form is 15th November, 2013.
JNAFAU Hyderabad MFA Admissions 2013-14
Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University (JNAFAU), Hyderabad is inviting applications for admission into Master of Fine Arts (MFA) for the academic year 2013-14. Number of seats are 15 in each specialization.
Specialization: Applied Art and Visual Communication - 15 seats; Photography and Visual Communication - 15 seats. Course duration is three years.
Eligibility: Candidates should have Degree in Fine Arts (Photography / Applied Arts). Selection will be based on written exam and personal interview.
Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.jnafau.ac.in . Last date for the submission of applications is 30th December 2013. Address: The Director (Admissions), Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University, Masab Tank, Hyderabad - 500028.
Specialization: Applied Art and Visual Communication - 15 seats; Photography and Visual Communication - 15 seats. Course duration is three years.
Eligibility: Candidates should have Degree in Fine Arts (Photography / Applied Arts). Selection will be based on written exam and personal interview.
Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.jnafau.ac.in . Last date for the submission of applications is 30th December 2013. Address: The Director (Admissions), Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University, Masab Tank, Hyderabad - 500028.
NIT Warangal Ph.D Admissions 2013-14
National Institute of Technology (NIT Warangal) has issued notification for admission into Ph.D Programme for the academic session December 2013. Duration of the programme is four to five years.
Departments: Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electronics and Communications, Metallurgical and Materials, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Eligibility: Applicants should have ME / M.Tech / M.Sc / MA / MBA / BE / B.Tech with minimum 55 percent marks. Selected candidates will get fellowship of Rs. 16000 to Rs. 18000 based on the qualification.
Selection will be based on written examination / interview. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 15 November 2013. Address: Dy. Registrar, Academic Section, National Institute of Technology, Warangal - 506021. Website: www.nitw.ac.in .
Departments: Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Electronics and Communications, Metallurgical and Materials, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Eligibility: Applicants should have ME / M.Tech / M.Sc / MA / MBA / BE / B.Tech with minimum 55 percent marks. Selected candidates will get fellowship of Rs. 16000 to Rs. 18000 based on the qualification.
Selection will be based on written examination / interview. Last date for the submission of filled in applications is 15 November 2013. Address: Dy. Registrar, Academic Section, National Institute of Technology, Warangal - 506021. Website: www.nitw.ac.in .
SPMVV Tirupati Admissions in M.Phil and Ph.D Programmes 2014
Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV), Tirupati is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admission into M.Phil and Ph.D programme for the academic session 2014.
1. M.Phil Programme : 251 seats. Duration of course : 2 years.
2. Ph.D programme : 219 seats. Duration : 4 years.
Vacancies are available in the subject of Applied Mathematics, Applied Microbiology, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Home Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sericulture / Botany / Zoology, Communication and Journalism, Education, English, Law , Music, Social Work, Telugu Studies and Women’s Studies.
Applicants must have Masters Degree in relevant discipline. The selection will be made through entrance test (RESET - 2013 to be held on 6th January, 2014. The application fee is Rs. 1200 in the form of DD drawn in favour of The Registrar, SPMVV, Tirupati.
The completed application form in the prescribed format along with all relevant documents should reach the Dean, Academic Affairs, SPMVV, Tirupati, Chittoor - 517 502. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 30th November, 2013.
1. M.Phil Programme : 251 seats. Duration of course : 2 years.
2. Ph.D programme : 219 seats. Duration : 4 years.
Vacancies are available in the subject of Applied Mathematics, Applied Microbiology, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Home Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sericulture / Botany / Zoology, Communication and Journalism, Education, English, Law , Music, Social Work, Telugu Studies and Women’s Studies.
Applicants must have Masters Degree in relevant discipline. The selection will be made through entrance test (RESET - 2013 to be held on 6th January, 2014. The application fee is Rs. 1200 in the form of DD drawn in favour of The Registrar, SPMVV, Tirupati.
The completed application form in the prescribed format along with all relevant documents should reach the Dean, Academic Affairs, SPMVV, Tirupati, Chittoor - 517 502. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 30th November, 2013.
University of Hyderabad MBA Admissions Through CAT - 2013 Score
University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad has announced notification for admission into MBA programme for the year 2014-16. The application fee is Rs. 500 which should be paid through online.
Applicants must have Graduation in any discipline and applied for CAT - 2013 exam. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion / interview based on merit in CAT - 2013 score.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : http://www.acad.uohyd.ac.in. Opening and closing date for online registration is 1st and 30th November, 2013 respectively.
Applicants must have Graduation in any discipline and applied for CAT - 2013 exam. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion / interview based on merit in CAT - 2013 score.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : http://www.acad.uohyd.ac.in. Opening and closing date for online registration is 1st and 30th November, 2013 respectively.
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