Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into PG Diploma courses for the academic session 2014. The selection will be made through entrance test.
Post Graduation Diploma in Clinical Research (PGDCLR) : 30 seats.
Eligibility : Graduation in Medicine / Dentistry / Pharmacy / Life Sciences with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate.
Duration of course : One year.
Application fee : Rs. 500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of The Director, Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad.
The completed application form in the prescribed format along with relevant documents and fee DD should reach the Associate Dean, Nursing and Allied Studies, Academic Section- 2, 3rd Floor, Old OP Bolck, NIMS, Panjagutta, Hyderabad - 500 082. Last date for the submission of application form is 5th February, 2014.
December 31, 2013
December 30, 2013
IPE Hyderabad Admissions into PGDM Programmes 2014 - 16
Applications are invited by the Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Hyderabad for admissions into Post Graduate Diploma programmes for the year 2014 - 16. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion and personal interview based on merit in CAT / MAT / XAT / ATMA / CMAT score.
PG Diploma in Management programmes are offered in the specialization of Retail and Marketing, Banking, Insurance and Financial Services, International Business, Human Resource Management and Executive PGDM.
Applicants must have Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate with a valid CAT / MAT / XAT / ATMA / CMAT score. Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience for admission to Executive PGDM.
The prescribed application forms can be obtained from the admissions officer, IPE, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007 by paying of Rs. 750 in cash or download from the website.
Last date for the receipt of of filled in application form is 31st January, 2014. Address : Institute of Public Enterprise, OU Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007. For more details see website : www.ipeindia.org.
PG Diploma in Management programmes are offered in the specialization of Retail and Marketing, Banking, Insurance and Financial Services, International Business, Human Resource Management and Executive PGDM.
Applicants must have Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate with a valid CAT / MAT / XAT / ATMA / CMAT score. Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience for admission to Executive PGDM.
The prescribed application forms can be obtained from the admissions officer, IPE, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007 by paying of Rs. 750 in cash or download from the website.
Last date for the receipt of of filled in application form is 31st January, 2014. Address : Institute of Public Enterprise, OU Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007. For more details see website : www.ipeindia.org.
GISB Visakhapatnam GET - 2014 for Admissions into MBA Programmes 2014-16
Gitam School of International Business (GISB), Visakhapatnam is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into MBA programmes for the academic session 2014 - 16. The selection will be made through GSIB Entrance test (GET - 2014) to be held on 19th January, 2014
MBA programmes are offered in the specialization of International Business (IB), International Banking and Finance (IBF) and Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management (GLSCM).
Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion and personal interview based on merit in CAT / IIFT / XAT / CMAT / MAT / GMAT / GET score.
The application fee is Rs. 1000 in person (At GSIB and IMS centres) or Rs. 1100 in the form of DD drawn in favour of GITAM School of International Business and payable at Visakhapatnam.
Candidates are required to pay a non-refundable fee of Rs. 500 in the form of DD for GET - 2014. Address : GSIB, Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam - 530 045 (A.P), India. Closing date for submission of application form is 6th January, 2014. For more details see website : www.gsib.org.
MBA programmes are offered in the specialization of International Business (IB), International Banking and Finance (IBF) and Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management (GLSCM).
Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion and personal interview based on merit in CAT / IIFT / XAT / CMAT / MAT / GMAT / GET score.
The application fee is Rs. 1000 in person (At GSIB and IMS centres) or Rs. 1100 in the form of DD drawn in favour of GITAM School of International Business and payable at Visakhapatnam.
Candidates are required to pay a non-refundable fee of Rs. 500 in the form of DD for GET - 2014. Address : GSIB, Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam - 530 045 (A.P), India. Closing date for submission of application form is 6th January, 2014. For more details see website : www.gsib.org.
December 29, 2013
International School Hyderabad Admissions Open for Academic Year 2014 - 15
International School, Hyderabad has announced notification for admissions into Nursery to VII class for the academic session 2014 - 15. Academic year starts from 3rd March, 2014.
International Curriculum - Nursery to V class
ICSE Curriculum - VI to X class
Academic year 2014 - 15 for Nursery to VII class
The prescribed application form and prospectus are available at School premises during 9 am to 3 pm. For any information see website : www.internationalschooliea.com.
Address : International School, 8-1-300/1, Shaikpet (Near Tolichowki), Hyderabad - 500 008. Email : international school@rediffmail.com. Contanct No. 2356 1085, 2356 0983.
International Curriculum - Nursery to V class
ICSE Curriculum - VI to X class
Academic year 2014 - 15 for Nursery to VII class
The prescribed application form and prospectus are available at School premises during 9 am to 3 pm. For any information see website : www.internationalschooliea.com.
Address : International School, 8-1-300/1, Shaikpet (Near Tolichowki), Hyderabad - 500 008. Email : international school@rediffmail.com. Contanct No. 2356 1085, 2356 0983.
December 28, 2013
AP Open School 10th and Inter Supplementary Results 2013
AP Open School Society (APOSS), Hyderabad has released results of 10th Class / SSC and Intermediate (distance education courses) on 27th December 2013. The director of APOSS Venkateswara Sarma has informed that the results can be obtained from the website www.apoenschool.org .
A total of 43025 candidates appeared for Intermediate examinations. Out of these, 15291 candidates (35.54 percent) passed in this examination. 37618 candidates appeared for 10th / SSC examinations and 13,334 (35.45 percent) students declared qualified in this examination.
Candidates can apply for recounting if they are not satisfied with the results. For Intermediate students, recounting charges are Rs. 200 per each subject. For 10th Class students, recounting charges are Rs. 100 per each subject.
Recounting fee can be paid through AP Online centers between 6th January - 20th January 2014. For more details, see the website www.apopenschool.org .
A total of 43025 candidates appeared for Intermediate examinations. Out of these, 15291 candidates (35.54 percent) passed in this examination. 37618 candidates appeared for 10th / SSC examinations and 13,334 (35.45 percent) students declared qualified in this examination.
Candidates can apply for recounting if they are not satisfied with the results. For Intermediate students, recounting charges are Rs. 200 per each subject. For 10th Class students, recounting charges are Rs. 100 per each subject.
Recounting fee can be paid through AP Online centers between 6th January - 20th January 2014. For more details, see the website www.apopenschool.org .
December 27, 2013
Korukonda and Kalikiri Sainik Schools Entrance Test on 5th January 2014
The entrance exam for admissions into Sainik schools in Korukonda in Vizianagaram district and Kalikiri in Chittoor district will be held on 5th January 2014. The hall tickets for the eligible candidates have already been dispatched by the school authorities.
Admissions into 6th and 9th classes in Sainik School Vizianagaram and 6th class in Kalikiri Sainik school will be conducted through this entrance exam. The entrance is scheduled to held in 10 centers across the state.
The candidates who did not receive the hall tickets by 31st of December 2013 can contact the school authorities at the following phone numbers:
Phone no: 08922 - 246119, 246168.
Details of the candidates appearing for the entrance examination has been displayed on the website at www.sainikschoolkorukonda.org .
Admissions into 6th and 9th classes in Sainik School Vizianagaram and 6th class in Kalikiri Sainik school will be conducted through this entrance exam. The entrance is scheduled to held in 10 centers across the state.
The candidates who did not receive the hall tickets by 31st of December 2013 can contact the school authorities at the following phone numbers:
Phone no: 08922 - 246119, 246168.
Details of the candidates appearing for the entrance examination has been displayed on the website at www.sainikschoolkorukonda.org .
GITAM Hyderabad Business School MBA Admissions 2014-16
Hyderabad Business School (HBS), an arm of GITAM University, Visakhapatnam has issued notification for admission into full time MBA programme for the academic year 2014-15. Duration of the programme is two years.
Specializations: International Business, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing and Finance Management.
Application forms can be downloaded from the website. Selection will be based on the performance in separate entrance test, group discussions and personal interviews.
Candidates with CAT / MAT / GMAT and ATMA tests will be exempted from entrance examination. Last date for the submission of applications is 20 January 2014. For more details, see the website www.ghbs.in .
Specializations: International Business, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing and Finance Management.
Application forms can be downloaded from the website. Selection will be based on the performance in separate entrance test, group discussions and personal interviews.
Candidates with CAT / MAT / GMAT and ATMA tests will be exempted from entrance examination. Last date for the submission of applications is 20 January 2014. For more details, see the website www.ghbs.in .
December 26, 2013
EDCET 2014 Updates - Exam on 2nd June
The APSCHE (Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education) has announced EDCET 2014 dates. The EDCET 2014 will be held on 2nd June 2014. Andhra University has conducted the previous EDCET. The examination is for admission into B.Ed course for the academic year 2014-15.
The EDCET 2014 notification is likely to be released in the last week of February 2014. The entrance examination will be held on 2nd June 2014. There will be online application process through the website.
The EDCET 2014 details will be available on the AU website www.andhrauniversity.info if the APSCHE entrusts the examination to Andhra University.
The EDCET examination consists of 100 objective multiple choice questions from the subjects such as teaching aptitude, general English and subject chosen by the candidates. The subjects are Social Studies / Mathematics/ Physical Sciences / Biological Sciences.
The EDCET 2014 notification is likely to be released in the last week of February 2014. The entrance examination will be held on 2nd June 2014. There will be online application process through the website.
The EDCET 2014 details will be available on the AU website www.andhrauniversity.info if the APSCHE entrusts the examination to Andhra University.
The EDCET examination consists of 100 objective multiple choice questions from the subjects such as teaching aptitude, general English and subject chosen by the candidates. The subjects are Social Studies / Mathematics/ Physical Sciences / Biological Sciences.
ECET 2014 Entrance Details - Exam on 10th May
The APSCHE has announced Engineering Common Entrance Test (ECET 2014) schedule for the academic year 2014-15. Admission into Engineering courses through lateral entry for diploma holders and B.Sc Mathematics candidates will be based on the ranks obtained in ECET 2014.
JNTU Kakinada has conducted previous ECET exam. The ECET 2014 entrance exam will be held on 10th May 2014. The ECET notification is likely to be released in the first week of February 2014.
Online applications process will commence from the middle of February. Candidates can download hall tickets from 1st May through the ECET website www.apecet.org or apecet.nic.in .
Examination will start at 10 AM on 10th May 2014.
Details may also available on the JNTUK website at www.jntuk.edu.in if it is again assigned to conduct the examination. Contact these numbers for any clarifications: 0884 - 2340 535, 2340 545.
JNTU Kakinada has conducted previous ECET exam. The ECET 2014 entrance exam will be held on 10th May 2014. The ECET notification is likely to be released in the first week of February 2014.
Online applications process will commence from the middle of February. Candidates can download hall tickets from 1st May through the ECET website www.apecet.org or apecet.nic.in .
Examination will start at 10 AM on 10th May 2014.
Details may also available on the JNTUK website at www.jntuk.edu.in if it is again assigned to conduct the examination. Contact these numbers for any clarifications: 0884 - 2340 535, 2340 545.
PGECET 2014 Schedule - Exam on 25-29 June
APSCHE has announced the dates of PGECET 2014 entrance examinations for the year 2014. Following are the dates of PGECET. The entrance examination is for admission into Engineering and Pharmacy post Graduate courses for the academic year 2014-15.
The PGECET 2014 will be held between 25 - 29 June 2014. The notification will be released in the month of March / April.
Seats remain vacant in M.Tech and M.Pharmacy courses after counseling for GATE and GPAT counseling will be filled through PGECET qualified candidates. The previous PGECET exams were conducted by Osmania University, Hyderabad.
The PGECET 2014 will be held between 25 - 29 June 2014. The notification will be released in the month of March / April.
Seats remain vacant in M.Tech and M.Pharmacy courses after counseling for GATE and GPAT counseling will be filled through PGECET qualified candidates. The previous PGECET exams were conducted by Osmania University, Hyderabad.
EAMCET 2014 Schedule - Exam on 17 May
EAMCET 2014 dates have been announced by APSCHE. The EAMCET entrance examination will be held on 17th May 2014 for admission into Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy graduate courses for the academic year 2014-15.
Following is the EAMCET 2014 schedule :
1) Issue of notification: 10th February 2014
2) Eamcet 2014 examination: 17 May 2014
3) Eamcet 2014 results: 2 June 2014
APSCHE is also proposed to conduct the examination in completely online mode. The APSCHE has also informed that there will be changes in the entrance exams dates if the Election Commission announces general elections dates.
The official website for the EAMCET 2014 also will be www.apeamcet.org . There will be online application procedure and online counseling for Engineering admissions.
Following is the EAMCET 2014 schedule :
1) Issue of notification: 10th February 2014
2) Eamcet 2014 examination: 17 May 2014
3) Eamcet 2014 results: 2 June 2014
APSCHE is also proposed to conduct the examination in completely online mode. The APSCHE has also informed that there will be changes in the entrance exams dates if the Election Commission announces general elections dates.
The official website for the EAMCET 2014 also will be www.apeamcet.org . There will be online application procedure and online counseling for Engineering admissions.
December 25, 2013
IIIT-H WiSSAP 2014 and SNIST National Conclave 2014
International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Hyderabad is organizing a Winter School on Speech and Audio Processing (WiSSAP) during 17th to 20th January, 2014. For more details regarding the session and registrations, see wissap.iiit.ac.in .
SNIST: National Conclave-cum-Exhibition:
Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology (SNIST), Hyderabad is conducting a National Conclave-cum-Exhibition on Igniting the Spirit of Innovation from 23rd to 24th January, 2014 at Hyderabad. Interested candidates can see
http://sreenidhi.edu.in for details of registrations.
JNTUH Faculty Development Program:
JNTU, Hyderabad (JNTUH) has announced the list of participants for the two week Faculty Development Programme to be held from 30th December, 2013 to 11th January, 2014. For more information, see www.jntuh.ac.in .
SNIST: National Conclave-cum-Exhibition:
Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology (SNIST), Hyderabad is conducting a National Conclave-cum-Exhibition on Igniting the Spirit of Innovation from 23rd to 24th January, 2014 at Hyderabad. Interested candidates can see
http://sreenidhi.edu.in for details of registrations.
JNTUH Faculty Development Program:
JNTU, Hyderabad (JNTUH) has announced the list of participants for the two week Faculty Development Programme to be held from 30th December, 2013 to 11th January, 2014. For more information, see www.jntuh.ac.in .
Osmania University BBA September 2013 Results
Osmania University, Hyderabad has announced BBA September 2013 examination results. The candidates can get the results from OU website at www.osmania.ac.in .
The candidates should enter 12 digit hall ticket number in the column provided on the website and obtain the subject wise marks and results.
Osmania University is a top ranked University in Andhra Pradesh and in India. The University offers various UG, Post Graduate, Research and Professional courses.
Osmania University has huge number of affiliated colleges in Telangana region. The colleges offer UG and PG programmers and function under the purview of Osmania University.
The candidates should enter 12 digit hall ticket number in the column provided on the website and obtain the subject wise marks and results.
Osmania University is a top ranked University in Andhra Pradesh and in India. The University offers various UG, Post Graduate, Research and Professional courses.
Osmania University has huge number of affiliated colleges in Telangana region. The colleges offer UG and PG programmers and function under the purview of Osmania University.
December 23, 2013
KU - SDLCE Warangal Admissions into MBA Programmes under Distance Learing 2014
Kakatiya University (KU), School of Distance Learning and Continuing Education, Warangal is conducting entrance test for admissions into 2 years MBA programme under distance education mode for the year 2014.
The selection will be made through entrance test to be held on 19th January, 2014. Candidates who have qualified in the ICET - 2012 and 2013 can take admissions without appearing examination.
The application fee is Rs. 500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Director, SDLCE, KU, Warangal which should be enclosed along with application form.
Duly filled in application form along with relevant documents and fee DD should reach the The Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal - 506 009, AP, India. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 6th January, 2014. For any information see website : www.sdlceku.co.in.
The selection will be made through entrance test to be held on 19th January, 2014. Candidates who have qualified in the ICET - 2012 and 2013 can take admissions without appearing examination.
The application fee is Rs. 500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Director, SDLCE, KU, Warangal which should be enclosed along with application form.
Duly filled in application form along with relevant documents and fee DD should reach the The Director, SDLCE, Kakatiya University, Warangal - 506 009, AP, India. Last date for the submission of completed application form is 6th January, 2014. For any information see website : www.sdlceku.co.in.
December 22, 2013
Sakshi School of Journalism Key for Written Exam 2013
Sakshi School of Journalism (www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com), an arm of Sakshi Media Group has conducted the written examination for admission into career oriented Diploma Programmes in Journalism in Print, TV and Web streams. Following are details of key for the written exams:
Here we update the key and question papers of Sakshi Journalism exam. The key for the objective and subjective (descriptive) question papers will be available on the website www.sakshi.com, sakshieducation.com and www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com .
Candidates those qualified in written examinations will be shortlisted for personal interviews. Results of written examination will be announced in the first / second week of january 2014. Interviews will be held from 18th January 2014.
The programme will commence from 1st February 2014.
Address: The Principal, Sakshi School of Journalism, 6-3-249/1, Sakshi Towers, Road No.1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500034.
Here we update the key and question papers of Sakshi Journalism exam. The key for the objective and subjective (descriptive) question papers will be available on the website www.sakshi.com, sakshieducation.com and www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com .
Candidates those qualified in written examinations will be shortlisted for personal interviews. Results of written examination will be announced in the first / second week of january 2014. Interviews will be held from 18th January 2014.
The programme will commence from 1st February 2014.
Address: The Principal, Sakshi School of Journalism, 6-3-249/1, Sakshi Towers, Road No.1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500034.
December 21, 2013
JNTU Kakinada Migration Certificate Procedure
Students who are changing their University region for higher studies have to submit migration certificate to the joining University / college. Following is the detailed procedure for getting migration certificate from JNTU Kakinada.
Applications have to be forwarded through the Principal of the concerned college. This applies to all the courses such as BE / B.Tech / M.Tech / M.Pharmacy / B.Pharmacy / MCA / MBA.
Fee of Rs. 200 should be paid as DD drawn in favour of The Registrar, JNTUK, Kakinada. Applications should be submitted in the University prescribed format only.
All the copies of certificates have to be submitted with attestation. After submitting the application, the University will post the migration certificate to the address given by the applicant. For more details, contact at any of these sources:
Controller of Exams: 8842300907
Director of Evaluation: 9704700005
Website: www.jntuk.edu.in .
Applications have to be forwarded through the Principal of the concerned college. This applies to all the courses such as BE / B.Tech / M.Tech / M.Pharmacy / B.Pharmacy / MCA / MBA.
Fee of Rs. 200 should be paid as DD drawn in favour of The Registrar, JNTUK, Kakinada. Applications should be submitted in the University prescribed format only.
All the copies of certificates have to be submitted with attestation. After submitting the application, the University will post the migration certificate to the address given by the applicant. For more details, contact at any of these sources:
Controller of Exams: 8842300907
Director of Evaluation: 9704700005
Website: www.jntuk.edu.in .
December 20, 2013
BVB Public School Jubilee Hills LKG Admissions 2014-15
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (BVB) Public School, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad has issued LKG Admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. There is no Nursery section in BVB, Jubilee Hills. Admission into upper classes from UKG to Class XII will be in March / April depending on the vacancies.
For LKG, child's age should be 3+ years as on 31 May 2014.
Application forms are available at BVB Jubilee Hills office from 18th to 24th December 2013.
Selection will be through lottery and there will be no interaction.
BVB Public School, Jubilee Hills is affiliated to CBSE Board, New Delhi. The school is offering education from LKG to Class XII in CBSE stream.
BVB is known as one of the best CBSE schools in Hyderabad along with Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Delhi Public School, Obul Reddy Public School etc. For more details, see the website http://www.bvbpsjh.com .
For LKG, child's age should be 3+ years as on 31 May 2014.
Application forms are available at BVB Jubilee Hills office from 18th to 24th December 2013.
Selection will be through lottery and there will be no interaction.
BVB Public School, Jubilee Hills is affiliated to CBSE Board, New Delhi. The school is offering education from LKG to Class XII in CBSE stream.
BVB is known as one of the best CBSE schools in Hyderabad along with Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Delhi Public School, Obul Reddy Public School etc. For more details, see the website http://www.bvbpsjh.com .
Osmania University Distance Education Admissions 2013-14
Prof. G. Ramreddy Center for Distance Education (PGRRCDE), Osmania University, Hyderabad has issued notification for admission into various PG, PG Diploma courses for the academic year 2013-2014.
1) PG Courses: The courses are MBA / MCA / MA (English / Hindi / Telugu / Sanskrit / Urdu / Philosophy / Sociology / Public Personnel Management / Journalism / Mass Communication / Public Relations / Economics / Political Science / History / Psychology / Public Administration etc.
2) M.Com / M.Sc Mathematics or Statistics
3) UG Courses: BA Maths and Statistics
4) B.Com (General / Computers), BBA / B.Sc. Aviation
5) PG Diploma Courses of One Year duration in Mathematics, English Language Teaching, Business Management, Town and Country Planning, Computer Applications. Last date for the submission of applications is 31st January 2014. For more details, contact at 040 - 2709 8350, 2709 1605. Website: www.oucde.ac.in .
1) PG Courses: The courses are MBA / MCA / MA (English / Hindi / Telugu / Sanskrit / Urdu / Philosophy / Sociology / Public Personnel Management / Journalism / Mass Communication / Public Relations / Economics / Political Science / History / Psychology / Public Administration etc.
2) M.Com / M.Sc Mathematics or Statistics
3) UG Courses: BA Maths and Statistics
4) B.Com (General / Computers), BBA / B.Sc. Aviation
5) PG Diploma Courses of One Year duration in Mathematics, English Language Teaching, Business Management, Town and Country Planning, Computer Applications. Last date for the submission of applications is 31st January 2014. For more details, contact at 040 - 2709 8350, 2709 1605. Website: www.oucde.ac.in .
December 19, 2013
Eamcet 2014 - Edcet 2014 - Pgecet 2014 - Dietcet 2014 dates
The EAMCET 2014 is likely to be held in the second week of May 2014, as per the tentative dates a schedule of various entrance examinations in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Other examinations like ECET 2014, ICET 2014, and EDCET 2014 also likely to be held in the month of May.
EAMCET may be held on 9th or 10th of May 2014. The final dates for various entrance tests will be announced on 20th December 2013. Following are the details of proposed dates:
EAMCET 2014: 9th or 10th May
ECET 2014 - MAY 4th or 11.
ICET 2014 - 17th May
PGECET 2014 - 23 May
EDCET 2014 - 31 may.
Lawcet 2014 - June 2 or 8.
The APSCHE will announce the dates after taking the dates of JEE Main examination snd other tests into consideration.datdates ei be didisplayed on www.apsche.org.
EAMCET may be held on 9th or 10th of May 2014. The final dates for various entrance tests will be announced on 20th December 2013. Following are the details of proposed dates:
EAMCET 2014: 9th or 10th May
ECET 2014 - MAY 4th or 11.
ICET 2014 - 17th May
PGECET 2014 - 23 May
EDCET 2014 - 31 may.
Lawcet 2014 - June 2 or 8.
The APSCHE will announce the dates after taking the dates of JEE Main examination snd other tests into consideration.datdates ei be didisplayed on www.apsche.org.
10th Public Exams March 2014 New Schedule and Dates
Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh has informed that the SSC Public examinations dates for 2014 have been changed due to clash with Intermediate public examinations 2014. Tenth class examination schedule starts from 27 March 2014 as per the new schedule. Following is the date and subject wise new dates of 10th Class examinations.
27 March - Telugu / urdu / others 1
28 March - telugu / urdu / others 2
29 March - Hindi - second language
1 April - English 1
2 April - English 2
3 April - mathematics 1
4 April - mathematics 2
7 April - science 1
9 April - science 2
10 April - social studies 1
11 April - social studies 2
12 April - OSS main language paper 2
15 April - vocational theory exam.
The examinations will be completed on 15th April 2014. For more details , see the website www.bseap.gov.in
27 March - Telugu / urdu / others 1
28 March - telugu / urdu / others 2
29 March - Hindi - second language
1 April - English 1
2 April - English 2
3 April - mathematics 1
4 April - mathematics 2
7 April - science 1
9 April - science 2
10 April - social studies 1
11 April - social studies 2
12 April - OSS main language paper 2
15 April - vocational theory exam.
The examinations will be completed on 15th April 2014. For more details , see the website www.bseap.gov.in
December 18, 2013
Sakshi School of Journalism Hall Tickets and Model Papers Download 2013
Sakshi School of Journalism (SSJ), Hyderabad has informed that the candidates those applied for the PG Diploma in Journalism in Print, Television and Web streams can download the hall tickets from the website www.sakshi.com OR www.sakshieducation.com.
The Hall Tickets are also available on www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com . The written examinations for all the streams are going to be held on 22nd December 2013. About 7000 candidates were applied for the written test.
Hall tickets can be downloaded from the website by entering application number / date of birth and mobile number. The model papers for the written examinations are available on the website www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com.
The written examination question paper consists of questions on general knowledge, language skills, current affairs, translation etc. Candidates can download the model question papers from the above mentioned websites.
The Hall Tickets are also available on www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com . The written examinations for all the streams are going to be held on 22nd December 2013. About 7000 candidates were applied for the written test.
Hall tickets can be downloaded from the website by entering application number / date of birth and mobile number. The model papers for the written examinations are available on the website www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com.
The written examination question paper consists of questions on general knowledge, language skills, current affairs, translation etc. Candidates can download the model question papers from the above mentioned websites.
Changes in 10th Class Public Exams Dates 2014
The Directorate of Examinations, Government of Andhra Pradesh is proposed to change the schedule of SSC / 10th Class public examinations to be held in March - April 2014. The proposal is muted due to the clash of exam dates of Intermediate Chemistry and 10th Class.
As peer the original schedule fixed by BSEAP, the Tenth class exams will commence from 26 March and will end on 9th April 2014. The BIEAP has scheduled the Chemistry examination on 26th March on which date SSC public exams also starts.
About 8 lakhs students will appear for IPE Chemistry exam. About 200 schools across the state were allotted for IPE exam on that day. There is a gap of just an half one hour between 10th and IPE exams on that day.
The BIEAP has felt that conducting both the exams on the same day is not feasible due to lack of sufficient time gap between the exams. With this the BSEAP is proposed to change the 10th Class exam date. The exams are likely to be postponed for a day or two. Official announcement is yet to come.
As peer the original schedule fixed by BSEAP, the Tenth class exams will commence from 26 March and will end on 9th April 2014. The BIEAP has scheduled the Chemistry examination on 26th March on which date SSC public exams also starts.
About 8 lakhs students will appear for IPE Chemistry exam. About 200 schools across the state were allotted for IPE exam on that day. There is a gap of just an half one hour between 10th and IPE exams on that day.
The BIEAP has felt that conducting both the exams on the same day is not feasible due to lack of sufficient time gap between the exams. With this the BSEAP is proposed to change the 10th Class exam date. The exams are likely to be postponed for a day or two. Official announcement is yet to come.
December 17, 2013
University of Hyderabad Special Admission Notification 2014-15 for SC, ST and OBC Candidates
University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad has announced special Admission notification mainly for SC, ST, OBC and PWD candidates for admissions into various PG and research prorammes for the academic year 2014-15.
Courses offered in the branch of 5 years Masters Degree, PG and PG Diploma, M.Phil, M.Tech and Ph.D programmes.
15% and 7.5% seats in each course are reserved for SC and ST candidates respectively. Up to 3% approved intake in each course in provide for Persons with Disability (PWD).
27 % of the seats in each course are reserved for OBC candidates.There is no relaxation in the minimum qualification for admissions (OBC) and there is no cut off marks in the Entrance Examinations for admissions 2014 - 15.
The prescribed format is available university website : http://acad.uohyd.ac.in and schools9.com. Last date for submission of online application is 3rd January, 2014 along with fee of Rs. 150 for SC / ST / PWD and Rs. 350 for OBCs. For more details see website.
Courses offered in the branch of 5 years Masters Degree, PG and PG Diploma, M.Phil, M.Tech and Ph.D programmes.
15% and 7.5% seats in each course are reserved for SC and ST candidates respectively. Up to 3% approved intake in each course in provide for Persons with Disability (PWD).
27 % of the seats in each course are reserved for OBC candidates.There is no relaxation in the minimum qualification for admissions (OBC) and there is no cut off marks in the Entrance Examinations for admissions 2014 - 15.
The prescribed format is available university website : http://acad.uohyd.ac.in and schools9.com. Last date for submission of online application is 3rd January, 2014 along with fee of Rs. 150 for SC / ST / PWD and Rs. 350 for OBCs. For more details see website.
D.Ed First Year Exams Schedule 2014
The Director of D.Ed Examinations wing Manmadha Reddy has informed the the D.Ed Annual Examinations will be held in January 2014 as per the schedule given below. The first year D.Ed examinations will be held between 6-10 January 2014.
It is a big irony that the first year examinations are going to be held when the students are pursuing the second year of their course. Following is the examination schedule:
1) 6 January 2014: Paper 1
2) 7 January 2014: Paper 2
3) 8 January 2014: Paper 3
4) 9 January 2014: Paper 4
5) 10 January 2014: Paper 5
Candidates can collect hall tickets from respective colleges.
It is a big irony that the first year examinations are going to be held when the students are pursuing the second year of their course. Following is the examination schedule:
1) 6 January 2014: Paper 1
2) 7 January 2014: Paper 2
3) 8 January 2014: Paper 3
4) 9 January 2014: Paper 4
5) 10 January 2014: Paper 5
Candidates can collect hall tickets from respective colleges.
EAMCET 2014, EDCET 2014, DIETCET 2014 Entrance Dates
Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE), Hyderabad will announced dates of EAMCET 2014, EDCET 2014, ICET 2014, LAWCET 2014, and other entrance examinations on 20th December 2013. The examinations are conducted for admission into various professional courses for the academic year 2014-15.
The APSCHE has already started exercise on finalizing dates for various academic entrance examinations. There will not be any obstacles for announcing the dates for these examinations as the AP Reorganisation Bill / Telangana Bill 2013 allows the existing admission procedure for 10 more years.
With this, the admissions into Engineering, medicine, management, B.Ed, D.Ed, Law, and various other professional, technical and non technical courses will be same as it is being followed in the state.
The APSCHE has already started exercise on finalizing dates for various academic entrance examinations. There will not be any obstacles for announcing the dates for these examinations as the AP Reorganisation Bill / Telangana Bill 2013 allows the existing admission procedure for 10 more years.
With this, the admissions into Engineering, medicine, management, B.Ed, D.Ed, Law, and various other professional, technical and non technical courses will be same as it is being followed in the state.
December 16, 2013
10th Physics - English Medium - Important Statements
10th Physical Sciences - Important Statements:
1) Aufbau's principle: Aufbau's principle states that electron occupies the orbital having the least energy.
2) Pauli's exclusion principle: Pauli's exclusion principle states that no two electrons will have all the four quantum numbers same.
3) Hund's rule: Hund's rule states that electron pairing takes place only after all the available degenerate orbitals are occupied by one electron each.
4) Octet configuration: The filling up of valence orbital with 8 electrons is referred to
as 'octet configuration'.
5) Mendeleef's periodic law: Mendeleef's periodic law states that the properties of elements are the periodic functions of their atomic weights.
6) Modern periodic law: Modern periodic law states that 'The properties of elements are
periodic functions of their atomic numbers'.
1) Aufbau's principle: Aufbau's principle states that electron occupies the orbital having the least energy.
2) Pauli's exclusion principle: Pauli's exclusion principle states that no two electrons will have all the four quantum numbers same.
3) Hund's rule: Hund's rule states that electron pairing takes place only after all the available degenerate orbitals are occupied by one electron each.
4) Octet configuration: The filling up of valence orbital with 8 electrons is referred to
as 'octet configuration'.
5) Mendeleef's periodic law: Mendeleef's periodic law states that the properties of elements are the periodic functions of their atomic weights.
6) Modern periodic law: Modern periodic law states that 'The properties of elements are
periodic functions of their atomic numbers'.
10th Physics - English Medium - Imp Definitions
The definitions, statements helps for an easy revision and quick recapitulation of the subject. This is very much helpful in answering 1 and 2 marks, objective questions in the public examination and to be successful in the academics.
1) Atomic orbital: The region in space where there is finite probability of finding electron is called atomic orbital.
2) Atomic radius: Atomic radius is defined as the distance between the nucleus and outermost orbitals of an atom.
3) Ionisation energy: Ionisation energy or Ionisation potential is defined as the minimum energy required to remove an electron from outermost orbital of an atom in gaseous state.
4) Electron affinity: Electron affinity is the energy released when an electron is added to a neutral gaseous atom in the ground state.
5) Ionic bond: The chemical bond formed by transfer of electrons from one atom to another atom is called Ionic bond (also called electrovalent bond).
6) Covalent Bond: The bond formed by the share of electrons between two atoms is
called covalent bond.
7) Coordinate covalent bond: The bond in which one of the two combining atoms contributes the electrons and those are shared by both the atoms is called 'coordinate covalent bond'.
8) Oxidation: Addition of oxygen to a given compound or removal of hydrogen from the
compound is called oxidation.
9) Reduction: Addition of hydrogen to a given compound or removal of oxygen from the
compound is called reduction.
10) Electronegativity: The ability of a bonded atom in a molecule to attract the bonded pair of electrons towards itself is called electronegativity or non-metallic character.
11) Electro positive character: The ability of an atom to loose one or more electrons to become a positive ion is called electropositive character or metallic character.
12) Solution: A homogenous mixture of two or more substances is called a solution.
13) Solute: The substance which is present in small scale in a solution is called solute.
14) Solvent: The substance which is present in large scale in a solution is called solvent.
15) Weight percentage: The weight of the solute present in 100 grams of solution is called weight percentage.
16) Volume percentage: The volume of solute (in ml) present in 100 ml. of solution is called 'volume percentage'.
17) Solubility of a solute: The amount of solute present in 100 grams of solvent at constant temperature is called the 'Solubility of a Solute'.
18) Absorption Coefficient: Absorption Coefficient is defined as the volume of the
gas reduced to NTP dissolved by unit volume of a solvent at the temperature of the
experiment under the pressure of 1 atms. of the gas.
19) Molarity: Molarity is defined as the number of moles (or gram moles) of
a solute present in 1 litre of solution.
20) Mole Fraction: Mole fraction is defined as the ratio of number of moles of constituent to the total number of moles of all constituents present in the
solution.
1) Atomic orbital: The region in space where there is finite probability of finding electron is called atomic orbital.
2) Atomic radius: Atomic radius is defined as the distance between the nucleus and outermost orbitals of an atom.
3) Ionisation energy: Ionisation energy or Ionisation potential is defined as the minimum energy required to remove an electron from outermost orbital of an atom in gaseous state.
4) Electron affinity: Electron affinity is the energy released when an electron is added to a neutral gaseous atom in the ground state.
5) Ionic bond: The chemical bond formed by transfer of electrons from one atom to another atom is called Ionic bond (also called electrovalent bond).
6) Covalent Bond: The bond formed by the share of electrons between two atoms is
called covalent bond.
7) Coordinate covalent bond: The bond in which one of the two combining atoms contributes the electrons and those are shared by both the atoms is called 'coordinate covalent bond'.
8) Oxidation: Addition of oxygen to a given compound or removal of hydrogen from the
compound is called oxidation.
9) Reduction: Addition of hydrogen to a given compound or removal of oxygen from the
compound is called reduction.
10) Electronegativity: The ability of a bonded atom in a molecule to attract the bonded pair of electrons towards itself is called electronegativity or non-metallic character.
11) Electro positive character: The ability of an atom to loose one or more electrons to become a positive ion is called electropositive character or metallic character.
12) Solution: A homogenous mixture of two or more substances is called a solution.
13) Solute: The substance which is present in small scale in a solution is called solute.
14) Solvent: The substance which is present in large scale in a solution is called solvent.
15) Weight percentage: The weight of the solute present in 100 grams of solution is called weight percentage.
16) Volume percentage: The volume of solute (in ml) present in 100 ml. of solution is called 'volume percentage'.
17) Solubility of a solute: The amount of solute present in 100 grams of solvent at constant temperature is called the 'Solubility of a Solute'.
18) Absorption Coefficient: Absorption Coefficient is defined as the volume of the
gas reduced to NTP dissolved by unit volume of a solvent at the temperature of the
experiment under the pressure of 1 atms. of the gas.
19) Molarity: Molarity is defined as the number of moles (or gram moles) of
a solute present in 1 litre of solution.
20) Mole Fraction: Mole fraction is defined as the ratio of number of moles of constituent to the total number of moles of all constituents present in the
solution.
Senior Inter New Syllabus - Ray Optics Important SA Questions
Q: Explain the formation of mirage.
A: Mirage is an optical-illusion. It is formed due to total internal reflection of light. On a hot summer day, the ground is heated due to radiation of sun. Then the air in lower levels gets heated and its density decreases. As a result its refractive index and optical density decreases. Now rarer medium is formed at lower layers and denser medium exists at upper levels when light ray coming from sun (or) from a tall tree will pass through denser to rarer medium and satisfy i > ic and total internal reflection takes place. As a result an observer gets an impression that reflection of distant object is occurring due to presence of water, but water will not be there. Such
inverted images cause an optical illusion to the observer.
Q: Explain the formation of rainbow.
A: Rainbow is due to dispersion of white light through water drops. Rainbow is the combined effect of dispersion, refraction and total internal reflection of Sunlight by spherical water droplets of rain. Conditions for observing a rainbow are that the Sun should be shining in one part of the sky, while it is raining in the opposite part of the sky. Formation is atleast a three step process. Sunlight is first refracted as it enters a rain drop which causes different colours (different wavelengths).
Red will bend less, blue and violet will bend more. These components will suffer
total internal reflection inside water drop at water-air boundary, and again get refracted at the opposite surface and come out. In this way rainbow is formed on a rainday.
Few important points:
Sunset and Sunrise appear red because least scattering of red colour reaches the
earth and other colours are scattered more and are removed from it.
Sky appears blue due to scttering of sunlight in atomsphere.
Red is used as danger signal because red light is scattered the least and violet is scattered the most.
A: Mirage is an optical-illusion. It is formed due to total internal reflection of light. On a hot summer day, the ground is heated due to radiation of sun. Then the air in lower levels gets heated and its density decreases. As a result its refractive index and optical density decreases. Now rarer medium is formed at lower layers and denser medium exists at upper levels when light ray coming from sun (or) from a tall tree will pass through denser to rarer medium and satisfy i > ic and total internal reflection takes place. As a result an observer gets an impression that reflection of distant object is occurring due to presence of water, but water will not be there. Such
inverted images cause an optical illusion to the observer.
Q: Explain the formation of rainbow.
A: Rainbow is due to dispersion of white light through water drops. Rainbow is the combined effect of dispersion, refraction and total internal reflection of Sunlight by spherical water droplets of rain. Conditions for observing a rainbow are that the Sun should be shining in one part of the sky, while it is raining in the opposite part of the sky. Formation is atleast a three step process. Sunlight is first refracted as it enters a rain drop which causes different colours (different wavelengths).
Red will bend less, blue and violet will bend more. These components will suffer
total internal reflection inside water drop at water-air boundary, and again get refracted at the opposite surface and come out. In this way rainbow is formed on a rainday.
Few important points:
Sunset and Sunrise appear red because least scattering of red colour reaches the
earth and other colours are scattered more and are removed from it.
Sky appears blue due to scttering of sunlight in atomsphere.
Red is used as danger signal because red light is scattered the least and violet is scattered the most.
Senior Inter Physics - Ray Optics Imp Questions VSA Questions - New Syllabus
Senior Inter: Ray Optics: Reflection, Refraction and Total internal reflection
Q: Define focal length and radius of curvature of a concave lens?
A: The distance of focal point from optic centre is known as focal length (f).
The distance between centre of lens and centre of curvature is called radius of curvature (R).
Q: What is optical density and how it differ from mass density?
A: Optical density is the property of a medium to slow down the speed of light. A medium of high refractive index has more optical density.
Mass per unit volume of a substance is m
called mass density (d = m/v ). An optically v denser medium may have less mass density.
Q: Define 'power' of a convex lens. What is its unit?
A: The tangent of angle by which a convex lens converges a beam of light, of unit breadth at its optic centre to its focus is called power of a convex lens. P = 1/f
Q: What is dispersion? which colour gets relatively more dispersed?
A: The phenomenon of splitting of light into its component colours is known as dispersion. Dispersion of white light gives VIBGYOR colours. The colour
with less wavelength disperses more. Thus violet colour undergoes more deviation.
Q: What is myopia? How can it be corrected?
A: It is one of optical defect of human eye. In which light ∝ rays are coming from distant object are converged at a point infront of retina. This defect is called shortsightedness. This can be corrected by using a concave lens.
Q: What is hypermetropia? How it can be corrected?
A: This is one of eye defect. In this incoming light from object is converged at a point behind the retina. This is called farsightedness. This defect can be corrected by using a convex lens.
Q: Define focal length and radius of curvature of a concave lens?
A: The distance of focal point from optic centre is known as focal length (f).
The distance between centre of lens and centre of curvature is called radius of curvature (R).
Q: What is optical density and how it differ from mass density?
A: Optical density is the property of a medium to slow down the speed of light. A medium of high refractive index has more optical density.
Mass per unit volume of a substance is m
called mass density (d = m/v ). An optically v denser medium may have less mass density.
Q: Define 'power' of a convex lens. What is its unit?
A: The tangent of angle by which a convex lens converges a beam of light, of unit breadth at its optic centre to its focus is called power of a convex lens. P = 1/f
Q: What is dispersion? which colour gets relatively more dispersed?
A: The phenomenon of splitting of light into its component colours is known as dispersion. Dispersion of white light gives VIBGYOR colours. The colour
with less wavelength disperses more. Thus violet colour undergoes more deviation.
Q: What is myopia? How can it be corrected?
A: It is one of optical defect of human eye. In which light ∝ rays are coming from distant object are converged at a point infront of retina. This defect is called shortsightedness. This can be corrected by using a concave lens.
Q: What is hypermetropia? How it can be corrected?
A: This is one of eye defect. In this incoming light from object is converged at a point behind the retina. This is called farsightedness. This defect can be corrected by using a convex lens.
10th Biology English Medium - Imp Questions
Q: What is epiglottis? (one mark)
A: The cartilaginous flap present over glottis preventing food from entering into larynx is called epiglottis.
Q: Why mitochondria are called as power houses of the cell? (one mark)
A: Mitochondria help in producing the energy or ATP. So, they are called the power houses of the cell.
Two Marks Questions
Q: What is reaction centre?
A: Chlorophyll and other accessory pigment molecules are situated in the thylakoid
membranes and organized to form reaction centres called photosystem I and photosystem
II. Highly reactive special forms of chlorophyll-a called p700 and p680 are present in PS I and PS II respectively.
P700 and p680 constitute the reaction centres.
Q: What is the difference between photophosphorylation and oxidative phosphorylation?
A: In Photosynthesis, ADP is changed to ATP by using the light energy. This is called (photosynthesis) photophosphorylation.
In respiration, ADP is changed to ATP by oxidation of glucose. This is called oxidative
phosphorylation.
Q: Write a short note on double circuit circulation system?
A: The heart that pumps blood to lungs for oxygenation is called pulmonary heart.
In frog and higher animals blood passes twice through the heart.
Once it passes through heart to lungs.
But for the second time it passes from heart to body parts.
Such a circulation is called double circuit circulation and the heart is called 'Double circuit heart'.
Q: What is agglutination of blood?
A: When the blood samples of different blood groups are mixed with each other clumps
are formed. The Clumping of blood cells is called agglutination.
Four Marks Questions
Q: What are the differences between right ventricle and left ventricle?
Right Ventricle
1. It is smaller in size.
2. Pulmonary aorta takes its origin.
3. Receives deoxygenated blood from right auricle.
4. Pumps deoxygenated blood to lungs.
5. The right auriculo ventricular aperture is guarded by the tricuspid valve.
Left Ventricle
1. It is larger in size than the right ventricle.
2. Systemic aorta takes its origin.
3. Receives oxygenated blood from left auricle.
4. Pumps oxygenated blood to all parts of the body.
5. The auricular ventricular aperture is guarded by the bicuspid valve, which is also called as mitral valve.
A: The cartilaginous flap present over glottis preventing food from entering into larynx is called epiglottis.
Q: Why mitochondria are called as power houses of the cell? (one mark)
A: Mitochondria help in producing the energy or ATP. So, they are called the power houses of the cell.
Two Marks Questions
Q: What is reaction centre?
A: Chlorophyll and other accessory pigment molecules are situated in the thylakoid
membranes and organized to form reaction centres called photosystem I and photosystem
II. Highly reactive special forms of chlorophyll-a called p700 and p680 are present in PS I and PS II respectively.
P700 and p680 constitute the reaction centres.
Q: What is the difference between photophosphorylation and oxidative phosphorylation?
A: In Photosynthesis, ADP is changed to ATP by using the light energy. This is called (photosynthesis) photophosphorylation.
In respiration, ADP is changed to ATP by oxidation of glucose. This is called oxidative
phosphorylation.
Q: Write a short note on double circuit circulation system?
A: The heart that pumps blood to lungs for oxygenation is called pulmonary heart.
In frog and higher animals blood passes twice through the heart.
Once it passes through heart to lungs.
But for the second time it passes from heart to body parts.
Such a circulation is called double circuit circulation and the heart is called 'Double circuit heart'.
Q: What is agglutination of blood?
A: When the blood samples of different blood groups are mixed with each other clumps
are formed. The Clumping of blood cells is called agglutination.
Four Marks Questions
Q: What are the differences between right ventricle and left ventricle?
Right Ventricle
1. It is smaller in size.
2. Pulmonary aorta takes its origin.
3. Receives deoxygenated blood from right auricle.
4. Pumps deoxygenated blood to lungs.
5. The right auriculo ventricular aperture is guarded by the tricuspid valve.
Left Ventricle
1. It is larger in size than the right ventricle.
2. Systemic aorta takes its origin.
3. Receives oxygenated blood from left auricle.
4. Pumps oxygenated blood to all parts of the body.
5. The auricular ventricular aperture is guarded by the bicuspid valve, which is also called as mitral valve.
December 15, 2013
IPE Senior Inter Exams Schedule - March 2014 Time Table
The Board of Intermediate Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) has announced Senior Intermediate Examinations Schedule for March 2014. The examinations will commence from 13th March and close on 1st April 2014. Following is the detailed schedule of the IPE March 2014 (Senior Intermediate ) examinations.
Environmental education examinations will be held on 31st January 2014 and practical exams will be held from 12th February to 4th March 2014. Following is the subject wise schedule:
Environmental education examinations will be held on 31st January 2014 and practical exams will be held from 12th February to 4th March 2014. Following is the subject wise schedule:
IPE Junior Inter Exams Time Table - March 2014
Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Education (BIEAP), Hyderabad has announced Junior Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) Time table for the year March 2014. The IPE examinations will commence from 12th March 2014 and will close on 29th March 2014. Following is the detailed examination schedule for various subjects:
Obul Reddy Public School Admissions 2014-15
Andhra Mahila Sabha (AMS) P Obul Reddy Public School, Jubilee Hills has issued admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. The admissions will be for Nursery, LKG, UKG, Class 1 and Classes XI -XII. Following are details of age limits, registrations and admission procedure:
Age Limits:
1) Nursery : 2+ years 6 months (born on or before 01-10-2011)
2) LKG : 3+ years (born on or before 01-04-2011)
3) UKG : 4+ years (born between 02-04-2009 and 01-04-2010)
4) Class I : 5+ years (born between 02-04-2008 and 01-04-2009)
Only a few vacancies are available in UKG anc Class 1. Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.amsporps.org between 16 December to 21st December 2013. Admission will be through lottery system for eligible candidates.
Filled in application forms along with required documents should be submitted to school office between 9 AM 0 12 Noon from 19th December to 24th December 2013. For more details, see the website www.amsporps.org .
Age Limits:
1) Nursery : 2+ years 6 months (born on or before 01-10-2011)
2) LKG : 3+ years (born on or before 01-04-2011)
3) UKG : 4+ years (born between 02-04-2009 and 01-04-2010)
4) Class I : 5+ years (born between 02-04-2008 and 01-04-2009)
Only a few vacancies are available in UKG anc Class 1. Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.amsporps.org between 16 December to 21st December 2013. Admission will be through lottery system for eligible candidates.
Filled in application forms along with required documents should be submitted to school office between 9 AM 0 12 Noon from 19th December to 24th December 2013. For more details, see the website www.amsporps.org .
December 14, 2013
GAT 2014 - GITAM University Engineering Admissions
Gitam University has issued notification for GAT 2014. The test is aimed at providing admissions into Bachelors and Masters in Technology and Pharmacy Programs for the academic year 2014-15. The university has campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru.
B.Tech Programs: Civil, Mechanical, IE, EEE, CSE, IT, ECE, EIE, Biotechnology, Aeronautical, B.Arch., 5 Year Dual Degree (B.Tech + M.Tech)
Qualification: Candidates should have minimum 60 percent aggregate marks in Mathematics / Biology, Physics and Chemistry and First Class or equivalent grade in the qualifying examination.
M.Tech: Applicants should have B.E. / B.Tech. / AMIE in any branch of Engineering or its equivalent
B. Pharmacy: Candidates should have minimum 50 percent aggregate marks in the qualifying examination with Mathematics/ Biology, Physics and Chemistry subjects.
M.Pharmacy: Applicants should have passed in B.Pharmacy with 50 percent marks.
Selection Process: Rank obtained in GAT (UGTP) - 2014.
Application Process: Candidates can apply through online / offline mode.
Last date for receipt of applications: 31 March 2014
Admission Test from: 17 April 2014 to 8 May 2014
Website: http://www.gitam.edu/WelcomePage.aspx
Online applications: http://72.9.100.234/gitamreg2014/reg.aspx .
B.Tech Programs: Civil, Mechanical, IE, EEE, CSE, IT, ECE, EIE, Biotechnology, Aeronautical, B.Arch., 5 Year Dual Degree (B.Tech + M.Tech)
Qualification: Candidates should have minimum 60 percent aggregate marks in Mathematics / Biology, Physics and Chemistry and First Class or equivalent grade in the qualifying examination.
M.Tech: Applicants should have B.E. / B.Tech. / AMIE in any branch of Engineering or its equivalent
B. Pharmacy: Candidates should have minimum 50 percent aggregate marks in the qualifying examination with Mathematics/ Biology, Physics and Chemistry subjects.
M.Pharmacy: Applicants should have passed in B.Pharmacy with 50 percent marks.
Selection Process: Rank obtained in GAT (UGTP) - 2014.
Application Process: Candidates can apply through online / offline mode.
Last date for receipt of applications: 31 March 2014
Admission Test from: 17 April 2014 to 8 May 2014
Website: http://www.gitam.edu/WelcomePage.aspx
Online applications: http://72.9.100.234/gitamreg2014/reg.aspx .
December 13, 2013
10th Class Public Exams Schedule March 2014
The Department of School Education of Government of Andhra (DSEAP) has released the final schedule of SSC Public Examinations - March 2014. The examinations will start from 26th March and will end on 12th April 2014. Following is the 10th Class Exam Schedule - March 2014.
1) 26 - 03 - 2014: First Language Paper-I / First Language Paper-I (Composite Course)
2) 27 – 03 – 2014 : First Language Paper-II / First Language Paper-II (Composite Course) / OSSC Main Language Paper-I
(Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian)
3) 28 – 03 – 2014 : Second Language
4) 29 – 03 – 2014 : English Paper-I (Code Nos. 13 or 29)
5) 01 – 04 – 2014 : English Paper-II (Code Nos. 14 or 30)
6) 02 – 04 – 2014 : Mathematics Paper-I
7) 03 – 04 -2014 : Mathematics Paper-II
8) 04 – 04 – 2014 : General Science Paper-I
9) 07 – 04 – 2014 : General Science Paper-II
10) 09 – 04 – 2014 : Social Studies Paper-I
11) 10 – 04 – 2014 : Social Studies Paper-II
12) 11 – 04 – 2014 : OSSC Main Language Paper-II (Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian)
13) 12 – 04 – 2014 : SSC Vocational Course (Theory).
1) 26 - 03 - 2014: First Language Paper-I / First Language Paper-I (Composite Course)
2) 27 – 03 – 2014 : First Language Paper-II / First Language Paper-II (Composite Course) / OSSC Main Language Paper-I
(Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian)
3) 28 – 03 – 2014 : Second Language
4) 29 – 03 – 2014 : English Paper-I (Code Nos. 13 or 29)
5) 01 – 04 – 2014 : English Paper-II (Code Nos. 14 or 30)
6) 02 – 04 – 2014 : Mathematics Paper-I
7) 03 – 04 -2014 : Mathematics Paper-II
8) 04 – 04 – 2014 : General Science Paper-I
9) 07 – 04 – 2014 : General Science Paper-II
10) 09 – 04 – 2014 : Social Studies Paper-I
11) 10 – 04 – 2014 : Social Studies Paper-II
12) 11 – 04 – 2014 : OSSC Main Language Paper-II (Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian)
13) 12 – 04 – 2014 : SSC Vocational Course (Theory).
IPE Exam Dates 2014 Changed by BIEAP
There is a slight change in Intermediate Public Examinations (IPE) schedule March 2014. The Board of Intermediate Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) has informed that the examinations scheduled on 17th March will be held on 18th March 2014.
The IPE examinations will start as per the schedule on 12th March 2013. The original schedule has mentioned that Intermediate First Year Botany, Mathematics will be held on 17th March 2014.
As per the Government leaves schedule, Holi will be celebrated on 17th March. With this the BIEAP has changed the dates for the exams to be held on 17th March to 18th March 2014.
All the other examinations scheduled after 17th March also will be delayed for a day. The IPE examinations 2014 will end on 26th March instead of 24th March.
The IPE examinations will start as per the schedule on 12th March 2013. The original schedule has mentioned that Intermediate First Year Botany, Mathematics will be held on 17th March 2014.
As per the Government leaves schedule, Holi will be celebrated on 17th March. With this the BIEAP has changed the dates for the exams to be held on 17th March to 18th March 2014.
All the other examinations scheduled after 17th March also will be delayed for a day. The IPE examinations 2014 will end on 26th March instead of 24th March.
GSAT 2014 for Gitam M.Sc, MCA and BCA Admissions
Gitam Institute of Science, Gitam University is inviting applications for GSAT 2014 for admission into various UG and Post Graduate programmes for the academic year 2014-15.
BCA: Bachelor of Computer Applications
BEM: Bachelor of Environment Management
M.Sc: Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry / Applied Mathematics / Biochemistry / Bioinformatics / Biotechnology / Environment Science / Electronics Science / Food Science and Technology, Microbiology / Organic Chemistry, Physics.
M.Sc (Integrated): 5 Year Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology.
MCA: Master of Computer Applications.
For more details, contact: Principal, Gitam Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam. Ph: 0891 - 2840450.
BCA: Bachelor of Computer Applications
BEM: Bachelor of Environment Management
M.Sc: Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry / Applied Mathematics / Biochemistry / Bioinformatics / Biotechnology / Environment Science / Electronics Science / Food Science and Technology, Microbiology / Organic Chemistry, Physics.
M.Sc (Integrated): 5 Year Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology.
MCA: Master of Computer Applications.
For more details, contact: Principal, Gitam Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam. Ph: 0891 - 2840450.
OU Distance B.Ed Entrance Test 2013-14
Applications are invited by Osmania University (OU) for admission into B.Ed distance mode programme for the academic year 2013-14. OU will conduct Entrance Test for shortlisting the candidates.
Course: B.Ed.(Distance Mode)
Eligibility: Candidates should be teachers with a Bachelor Degree and B.Ed. They should have at least two years experience.
Application Procedure: The filled in application form and ICR sheet along with a demand draft for Rs.1000/- should be submitted to the following address.
Address: Director, Directorate of Admissions, Near PGRR Centre for Distance Education, Osmania University, Hyderabad - 500 007.
Last date for submission of applications: 10 January 2014
Entrance test date: 02 February 2014
Website: http://www.osmania.ac.in .
Course: B.Ed.(Distance Mode)
Eligibility: Candidates should be teachers with a Bachelor Degree and B.Ed. They should have at least two years experience.
Application Procedure: The filled in application form and ICR sheet along with a demand draft for Rs.1000/- should be submitted to the following address.
Address: Director, Directorate of Admissions, Near PGRR Centre for Distance Education, Osmania University, Hyderabad - 500 007.
Last date for submission of applications: 10 January 2014
Entrance test date: 02 February 2014
Website: http://www.osmania.ac.in .
GAT 2014 for Gitam University B.Tech Admissions
Gitam University, Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh) has announced notification for admission into B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Pharmacy and M.Pharmacy for the academic year 2014-15. The University will conduct GAT 2014 (Gitam Admission Test) for the admission pupose. Following are details of programmes and application procedure:
B.Tech: Civil, Mechanical, IE, EEE, CSE, IT, ECE, EIE, Biotechnology, Aeronautical, B.Architecture.
5 Year Dual Degree : B.Tech + M.Tech in ECE and Mechancal Engineering.
GAT 2014 will be an online admission test. There will be 100 percent fee waiver for top 10 rankers of GAT 2014. Candidates can apply online / offline. Last date for the submission of applications is 31 March 2013. Admission tests will be conducted from 17th April to 8th May 2014. For more details, see www.gitam.edu .
B.Tech: Civil, Mechanical, IE, EEE, CSE, IT, ECE, EIE, Biotechnology, Aeronautical, B.Architecture.
5 Year Dual Degree : B.Tech + M.Tech in ECE and Mechancal Engineering.
GAT 2014 will be an online admission test. There will be 100 percent fee waiver for top 10 rankers of GAT 2014. Candidates can apply online / offline. Last date for the submission of applications is 31 March 2013. Admission tests will be conducted from 17th April to 8th May 2014. For more details, see www.gitam.edu .
EFLU Admissions Notification 2013 for UG, PG and Research Courses
The English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU – Hyderabad) invites applications for admissions into UG, PG and Research Programmes for the academic year 2014-15. The EFLU has campuses at Hyderabad, Lucknow and Shillong and there will be a common entrance exam for all the campuses.
UG Programmes: BA, BCJ, B.Ed.
PG Programmes: M.Ed., MA, MCJ, Masters in Computational Linguistics, PG Diploma in the Teaching of English.
Ph.D. Programme in various languages.
Application Procedure: The prospectus and instructions for filling the online application form can be downloaded from the University website.
Last date for online registration: 15 January 2014
Last date for Online payment: 16 January 2014
Last date for receipt of the hard copy of the application: 20 January 2014
Website: http://www.efluniversity.ac.in .
UG Programmes: BA, BCJ, B.Ed.
PG Programmes: M.Ed., MA, MCJ, Masters in Computational Linguistics, PG Diploma in the Teaching of English.
Ph.D. Programme in various languages.
Application Procedure: The prospectus and instructions for filling the online application form can be downloaded from the University website.
Last date for online registration: 15 January 2014
Last date for Online payment: 16 January 2014
Last date for receipt of the hard copy of the application: 20 January 2014
Website: http://www.efluniversity.ac.in .
10th Social Studies Important Questions and Answers and Bits
Q: What is a sub-continent? Explain how India can be called a sub-continent?
A: A country with a great geographical extent and distinctive characteristic features like large area, more population, varied physical landscapes, languages etc., but forms a part of a continent is called a sub-continent. Our country is called a sub-continent
because of the following factors;
1. Large area: India is a large country with an area of 3.28 million square kilometres.
It is the seventh largest country in area in the world.
2. Population: India with a population of 121 crore as per the census of 2011, stands second in the world.
3. Physical features: India has variety of land forms like Himalayan Mountains, vast Indo-Gangetic plain, plateaus and coastal plains.
4. Soils: A variety of soils like Alluvial, Black, Red and Laterite soils are distributed in India.
5. Religions: Many religions like Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, Islam, Jainism and
Buddhism etc., exist in India. It has religious unity.
6. Climate: The Tropic of Cancer runs half - way through the country. The southern half
experiences tropical climate and the northern half experiences sub-tropical climate.
7. Variety of crops: With the variety of soils there is a great diversity in crops.
8. Languages: India is a country which has so many languages each spoken by a large
number of people.
9. Social Conditions: India had diversified social conditions with different races, tribes, castes, customs and traditions. Different food habits are there.
Q: How is the name 'India' derived?
A: India was ruled by a great ruler 'Bharatha' in the ancient times.
After the great ruler of our country called as Bharath.
The river Indus is located in the north - west part of the country.
People living along this river were recognized as 'Indois' by the Greeks in ancient times.
Later this began to be referred to as India by the British.
Q: What is a pass? Give examples.
A: There are some gaps in the Himalayan mountain ranges providing a natural route
across.
They are called passes.
Some important passes are Khyber, Bolan, Karakoram, Shipki la, Nathu la, and Bomidi la.
There was a great exchange of culture and commerce with the neighbouring countries in
the ancient times through these passes.
Q: Name the Physiographic units of India.
A: India may be divided into four major geomorphological components. They are:
The Himalayas and their associated mountain chains.
The Indo-gangetic plains.
The Peninsular plateau.
The Coastal plains.
Q: What is meant by monsoon burst or break?
A: The word monsoon is referred to the blowing of winds which reverse seasonally
between the Indian sub- continent and the Indian Ocean.
The monsoons blow from mid-March to mid- September from south-westerly direction and
from mid- September to mid-March from north-easterly direction.
These monsoon winds are caused due to several factors like the Thermal contrast, the
Inter Tropical Convergence and the upper air circulation.
Q: How many seasons are recognized in India and what are they?
A: The Indian weather in a year can be divided into four seasons.
1. The Cold Weather season.
2. The Hot Weather season.
3. The South-West Monsoon season.
4. The Retreating Monsoon season.
I. Fill in the blanks.
1. The difference between Greenwich Mean Time and Indian Standard Time is.....
2. The Indian island closest to the Equator is.....
3. The coastal line of Andhra Pradesh is... kms.
4. Mac Mohan line is the boundary line between India and .........................
5. The state stands on three seas is......
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. If the sun rises at 5 am in Arunachal Pradesh, when does the sun rise at Dwarka
in Gujrat?
A) 5 am B) 6 am C) 7 am D) 8 am
2. The second largest peninsular river is ..
A) Krishna B) Godawari C) Cauvery D) Penna
3. Which of the following river flows westward?
A) Godawari B) Tapti C) Krishna D) Ganga
4. Drought Prone districts in India are...
A) 72 B) 42 C) 52 D) 62
5. The standard meridian of India is...
A) 82.30 W. Longitude
B) 82.30 E. Longitude
C) 23.30 E. Longitude
D) 23.30 W. Longitude
Answers:
I. 1) 5.30 hours 2) Great Nicobar 3) 972 4) China 5) Tamilnadu.
II. 1-C 2-A 3-B 4-A 5-B.
A: A country with a great geographical extent and distinctive characteristic features like large area, more population, varied physical landscapes, languages etc., but forms a part of a continent is called a sub-continent. Our country is called a sub-continent
because of the following factors;
1. Large area: India is a large country with an area of 3.28 million square kilometres.
It is the seventh largest country in area in the world.
2. Population: India with a population of 121 crore as per the census of 2011, stands second in the world.
3. Physical features: India has variety of land forms like Himalayan Mountains, vast Indo-Gangetic plain, plateaus and coastal plains.
4. Soils: A variety of soils like Alluvial, Black, Red and Laterite soils are distributed in India.
5. Religions: Many religions like Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, Islam, Jainism and
Buddhism etc., exist in India. It has religious unity.
6. Climate: The Tropic of Cancer runs half - way through the country. The southern half
experiences tropical climate and the northern half experiences sub-tropical climate.
7. Variety of crops: With the variety of soils there is a great diversity in crops.
8. Languages: India is a country which has so many languages each spoken by a large
number of people.
9. Social Conditions: India had diversified social conditions with different races, tribes, castes, customs and traditions. Different food habits are there.
Q: How is the name 'India' derived?
A: India was ruled by a great ruler 'Bharatha' in the ancient times.
After the great ruler of our country called as Bharath.
The river Indus is located in the north - west part of the country.
People living along this river were recognized as 'Indois' by the Greeks in ancient times.
Later this began to be referred to as India by the British.
Q: What is a pass? Give examples.
A: There are some gaps in the Himalayan mountain ranges providing a natural route
across.
They are called passes.
Some important passes are Khyber, Bolan, Karakoram, Shipki la, Nathu la, and Bomidi la.
There was a great exchange of culture and commerce with the neighbouring countries in
the ancient times through these passes.
Q: Name the Physiographic units of India.
A: India may be divided into four major geomorphological components. They are:
The Himalayas and their associated mountain chains.
The Indo-gangetic plains.
The Peninsular plateau.
The Coastal plains.
Q: What is meant by monsoon burst or break?
A: The word monsoon is referred to the blowing of winds which reverse seasonally
between the Indian sub- continent and the Indian Ocean.
The monsoons blow from mid-March to mid- September from south-westerly direction and
from mid- September to mid-March from north-easterly direction.
These monsoon winds are caused due to several factors like the Thermal contrast, the
Inter Tropical Convergence and the upper air circulation.
Q: How many seasons are recognized in India and what are they?
A: The Indian weather in a year can be divided into four seasons.
1. The Cold Weather season.
2. The Hot Weather season.
3. The South-West Monsoon season.
4. The Retreating Monsoon season.
I. Fill in the blanks.
1. The difference between Greenwich Mean Time and Indian Standard Time is.....
2. The Indian island closest to the Equator is.....
3. The coastal line of Andhra Pradesh is... kms.
4. Mac Mohan line is the boundary line between India and .........................
5. The state stands on three seas is......
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. If the sun rises at 5 am in Arunachal Pradesh, when does the sun rise at Dwarka
in Gujrat?
A) 5 am B) 6 am C) 7 am D) 8 am
2. The second largest peninsular river is ..
A) Krishna B) Godawari C) Cauvery D) Penna
3. Which of the following river flows westward?
A) Godawari B) Tapti C) Krishna D) Ganga
4. Drought Prone districts in India are...
A) 72 B) 42 C) 52 D) 62
5. The standard meridian of India is...
A) 82.30 W. Longitude
B) 82.30 E. Longitude
C) 23.30 E. Longitude
D) 23.30 W. Longitude
Answers:
I. 1) 5.30 hours 2) Great Nicobar 3) 972 4) China 5) Tamilnadu.
II. 1-C 2-A 3-B 4-A 5-B.
December 12, 2013
10th Class English Important Questions - Telugu Medium - 2 Marks
The King and The Tamarind Drum (Prose)
Q: Do you agree that the king's love and admiration for himself was abnormal? In what
way(s)?
A: Yes, certainly. The king looked at himself constantly in mirrors and even in the eyes of others when they spoke to him. He paid less attention to the ruling of his kingdom.
Q: 'The king warned the barber against doing something'. What was it? What did he warn
him?
A: The king warned the barber not to tell anybody about the horns on his head. Otherwise, he would be flogged and hanged.
Q: What did the king learn in the forest? (Or) What change came over the king when he was in the forest?
A: The king lived in the forest for several years. He gradually learnt about the beauty of the world around him. He began to care for the creatures smaller than himself. He grew strong, wise and selfless.
Q: How was the Tamarind drum helpful to the king?
A: The Tamarind drum was the only companion of the king in the forest. Whenever he beat
it, the drum gave him all the advice and experiences of the old tree.
Q: How did the king get rid of his horns? (Or) How did the spirits of the trees help the king?
A: The spirits of the trees in the forest were very much pleased with the conduct of the king. They went to the bad tempered god and begged him to forgive the king. The god
pardoned the king and took away his horns.
Unwritten Registry (Poem)
Q: What does each person keep? Why?
A: Each person keeps a list of joyful and memorable things or experiences for his recollections.
Q: What are the lovely things in the poet's list?
A: The lovely things in the poet's list are: The bright rays of the sun falling on the river, a few rare mornings, afternoons and midnights, and a hill and a wood in April.
Q: What makes the poet's and the reader's lists 'strangely' similar?
A: Cheerfulness, comfort and endurance are the common things found in the lists of both
the poet and the reader. They are strangely similar.
Q: Why does the poet particularly mention the month of April?
A: The spring is in its swing in April. The hill and wood are covered with lovely flowers and green leaves looking beautiful. So the poet particularly mentions the month of April.
Polya (Prose)
Q: Why was Ivan not very happy with his wife?
A: Ivan was a responsible government official. But his wife Polya was an illiterate woman. So, naturally he was not very happy with his wife. He wanted her to be literate.
Q: How did Ivan persuade his wife to learn how to read and write?
A: Ivan was very much interested in making his wife literate. He persuaded her to learn how to read and write. He brought a little special book, 'Teach Yourself' for her. He also assured her that he would help her how to use the book.
Q: When did Polya realise the importance of knowing how to read?
A: It was only when she discovered the mysterious letter in her husband's jacket that
Polya realised the importance of knowing how to read.
Q: Why did Polya feel 'secretly insulted'?
A: After reading Maria Blokhina's letter, Polya felt 'secretly insulted' because she had wrongly suspected her husband.
Q: What was it about the letter that made Polya suspicious? Who wrote that letter? What
was it about?
A: The letter with the smell of perfume and with a neat handwriting made Polya suspicious. Maria Blokhina, Ivan's friend wrote the letter. It was about making Polya literate.
Chipko (Prose)
Q: What are the methods Bahuguna used to persuade the children to protect trees?
A: Bahuguna uses songs, discussions, roleplays and mock activities to persuade the
children to protect trees.
Q: What does the Chipko movement teach the people?
A: The Chipko movement teaches the people better land use, nursery management and
reforestation methods.
Q: Why is Bahuguna so keen on preventing deforestation in the Himalayas?
A: Bahuguna is very keen on preventing deforestation in the Himalayas because it has
caused major ecological problems. If the Himalayas are not saved, whole of India will
be turned into a desert.
Q: What does Bahuguna think is the main cause of poverty in Tehri Garhwal?
A: Bahuguna is of the opinion that deforestation is the main cause of poverty among the
people in Tehri Garhwal.
Q: Why have women led the fight against deforestation?
A: Women have led the fight against deforestation because they spend most of their time
in forests looking for fuel and fodder.
Q: Do you agree that the king's love and admiration for himself was abnormal? In what
way(s)?
A: Yes, certainly. The king looked at himself constantly in mirrors and even in the eyes of others when they spoke to him. He paid less attention to the ruling of his kingdom.
Q: 'The king warned the barber against doing something'. What was it? What did he warn
him?
A: The king warned the barber not to tell anybody about the horns on his head. Otherwise, he would be flogged and hanged.
Q: What did the king learn in the forest? (Or) What change came over the king when he was in the forest?
A: The king lived in the forest for several years. He gradually learnt about the beauty of the world around him. He began to care for the creatures smaller than himself. He grew strong, wise and selfless.
Q: How was the Tamarind drum helpful to the king?
A: The Tamarind drum was the only companion of the king in the forest. Whenever he beat
it, the drum gave him all the advice and experiences of the old tree.
Q: How did the king get rid of his horns? (Or) How did the spirits of the trees help the king?
A: The spirits of the trees in the forest were very much pleased with the conduct of the king. They went to the bad tempered god and begged him to forgive the king. The god
pardoned the king and took away his horns.
Unwritten Registry (Poem)
Q: What does each person keep? Why?
A: Each person keeps a list of joyful and memorable things or experiences for his recollections.
Q: What are the lovely things in the poet's list?
A: The lovely things in the poet's list are: The bright rays of the sun falling on the river, a few rare mornings, afternoons and midnights, and a hill and a wood in April.
Q: What makes the poet's and the reader's lists 'strangely' similar?
A: Cheerfulness, comfort and endurance are the common things found in the lists of both
the poet and the reader. They are strangely similar.
Q: Why does the poet particularly mention the month of April?
A: The spring is in its swing in April. The hill and wood are covered with lovely flowers and green leaves looking beautiful. So the poet particularly mentions the month of April.
Polya (Prose)
Q: Why was Ivan not very happy with his wife?
A: Ivan was a responsible government official. But his wife Polya was an illiterate woman. So, naturally he was not very happy with his wife. He wanted her to be literate.
Q: How did Ivan persuade his wife to learn how to read and write?
A: Ivan was very much interested in making his wife literate. He persuaded her to learn how to read and write. He brought a little special book, 'Teach Yourself' for her. He also assured her that he would help her how to use the book.
Q: When did Polya realise the importance of knowing how to read?
A: It was only when she discovered the mysterious letter in her husband's jacket that
Polya realised the importance of knowing how to read.
Q: Why did Polya feel 'secretly insulted'?
A: After reading Maria Blokhina's letter, Polya felt 'secretly insulted' because she had wrongly suspected her husband.
Q: What was it about the letter that made Polya suspicious? Who wrote that letter? What
was it about?
A: The letter with the smell of perfume and with a neat handwriting made Polya suspicious. Maria Blokhina, Ivan's friend wrote the letter. It was about making Polya literate.
Chipko (Prose)
Q: What are the methods Bahuguna used to persuade the children to protect trees?
A: Bahuguna uses songs, discussions, roleplays and mock activities to persuade the
children to protect trees.
Q: What does the Chipko movement teach the people?
A: The Chipko movement teaches the people better land use, nursery management and
reforestation methods.
Q: Why is Bahuguna so keen on preventing deforestation in the Himalayas?
A: Bahuguna is very keen on preventing deforestation in the Himalayas because it has
caused major ecological problems. If the Himalayas are not saved, whole of India will
be turned into a desert.
Q: What does Bahuguna think is the main cause of poverty in Tehri Garhwal?
A: Bahuguna is of the opinion that deforestation is the main cause of poverty among the
people in Tehri Garhwal.
Q: Why have women led the fight against deforestation?
A: Women have led the fight against deforestation because they spend most of their time
in forests looking for fuel and fodder.
EFLU Hyderabad UG, PG and Research Admissions 2014-15
The English and Foreign Languages University, also known as EFLU / CIEFL at Hyderabad has issued notification inviting applications for admissions into UG, PG and Research Programmes for the academic year 2014-15. EFLU has campuses at Hyderabad, Lucknow and Shillong.
1. UG Courses: BA, BCJ, B.Ed.
2. PG Courses: M.Ed., MA, MCJ, Masters in Computational Linguistics, PG Diploma in the Teaching of English.
3. Ph.D. Programme
Application Procedure: The Prospectus and Instructions for filling the online application form can be downloaded from the University website.
Last date for online registration: 15 January 2014
Last date for Online fee payment: 16 January 2014
Last date for receipt of the hard copy of the application: 20 January 2014
Website: http://www.efluniversity.ac.in .
1. UG Courses: BA, BCJ, B.Ed.
2. PG Courses: M.Ed., MA, MCJ, Masters in Computational Linguistics, PG Diploma in the Teaching of English.
3. Ph.D. Programme
Application Procedure: The Prospectus and Instructions for filling the online application form can be downloaded from the University website.
Last date for online registration: 15 January 2014
Last date for Online fee payment: 16 January 2014
Last date for receipt of the hard copy of the application: 20 January 2014
Website: http://www.efluniversity.ac.in .
December 11, 2013
Ramakrishna Math French, German, Hindi and Sanskrit Admissions - January 2014 Session
Vivekananda Institute of Languages, Ramakrishna Math (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admission into foreign languages such as French, German, Hindi and Sanskrit Language Courses for the session starting from January 2014.
Duration: The each course will consists of 4 sessions. These are called 1st Junior, 2nd Junior, 1st Senior, and 2nd Senior. German and Sanskrit Language courses will have an additional two Diploma levels. Each session will be for three months. Classes will be held thrice in a week as per the schedule of the batch.
Eligibility: Pass in SSC is essential qualification. Age must be between 17 - 50 years. Candidates should be able to take notes in English and grasp the teaching in English. Admission will be based on the First come - First served basis on the admission day.
The interested candidates should come in person to the RK Math with original SSC pass memo and any photo identification i.e. original driving license, voter ID, passport etc along with Photocopy of highest qualification certificate (minimum SSC pass) and two recent Passport-size photos. Cost of application form is Rs. 100. Last date for the submission of application forms is 16 December 2013. Admission process will take place on 17 December 2013. For more details, see the website www.rkmath.org .
Duration: The each course will consists of 4 sessions. These are called 1st Junior, 2nd Junior, 1st Senior, and 2nd Senior. German and Sanskrit Language courses will have an additional two Diploma levels. Each session will be for three months. Classes will be held thrice in a week as per the schedule of the batch.
Eligibility: Pass in SSC is essential qualification. Age must be between 17 - 50 years. Candidates should be able to take notes in English and grasp the teaching in English. Admission will be based on the First come - First served basis on the admission day.
The interested candidates should come in person to the RK Math with original SSC pass memo and any photo identification i.e. original driving license, voter ID, passport etc along with Photocopy of highest qualification certificate (minimum SSC pass) and two recent Passport-size photos. Cost of application form is Rs. 100. Last date for the submission of application forms is 16 December 2013. Admission process will take place on 17 December 2013. For more details, see the website www.rkmath.org .
Ramakrishna Math Spoken English Admissions - January 2014 Session
Vivekananda Institute of Languages, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad has issued notification inviting applications for admission to Spoken English Course for ensuing January 2014 Session. The free spoken English course of Ramakrishna Math are highly popular in Hyderabad. Several students, employees and housewives enroll for the Spoken English course of RK Math.
Duration for the whole course: 4 sessions called as Basic, Junior, Senior and Advanced levels. Each session will span for three months. So the entire course will be of one year duration. Classes will be held thrice in a week on alternate days.
1) MWF Batch - Monday, Wednesday, Friday OR
2) 115 Batch - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Eligibility: Candidates should have passed in SSC. Age must be above 17 years and the maximum age limit is 50 years.
Selection Procedure: The selection process consists of marks in SSC and the preference will be given to the candidates who secured less marks in SSC. The selection list will be displayed on the notice board of Institute along with RK Math website http://www.rkmath.org/entranceresults on 26th (Thursday) December 2013 at 9.00 a.m.
Application: Forms can be obtained in person from RK Math by producing original SSC pass memo and any photo identification i.e. original driving license, voter ID, passport etc. A photocopy of the SSC memo and two recent Passport-size photos are required for admission.
Application Fees: Rs. 100. Application forms will be available on 20th, 21st and 22nd December 2013. Selecteld candidates should come for admission as per the schedule on 27th and 28th December 2013. For more information, see the website http://www.rkmath.org/home
Duration for the whole course: 4 sessions called as Basic, Junior, Senior and Advanced levels. Each session will span for three months. So the entire course will be of one year duration. Classes will be held thrice in a week on alternate days.
1) MWF Batch - Monday, Wednesday, Friday OR
2) 115 Batch - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Eligibility: Candidates should have passed in SSC. Age must be above 17 years and the maximum age limit is 50 years.
Selection Procedure: The selection process consists of marks in SSC and the preference will be given to the candidates who secured less marks in SSC. The selection list will be displayed on the notice board of Institute along with RK Math website http://www.rkmath.org/entranceresults on 26th (Thursday) December 2013 at 9.00 a.m.
Application: Forms can be obtained in person from RK Math by producing original SSC pass memo and any photo identification i.e. original driving license, voter ID, passport etc. A photocopy of the SSC memo and two recent Passport-size photos are required for admission.
Application Fees: Rs. 100. Application forms will be available on 20th, 21st and 22nd December 2013. Selecteld candidates should come for admission as per the schedule on 27th and 28th December 2013. For more information, see the website http://www.rkmath.org/home
BM Birla Science Center Crash Course on Robotics 2013
B.M. Birla Science Center, Hyderabad is conducting a short term course on Robotics. This is a one week crash course on Fundamentals of Robotics. The course will commence from 21 December 2013. Following are details of the course and contact particulars.
Course: Crash course on Fundamentals of Robotics
Duration: One week
Institute: BM Birla Science Center
The course will facilitate all the participants to assemble a robot and take it home. For more details of the course and registrations, call on phone no: 93915 16839 or email to brilasc@gmail.com .
Course: Crash course on Fundamentals of Robotics
Duration: One week
Institute: BM Birla Science Center
The course will facilitate all the participants to assemble a robot and take it home. For more details of the course and registrations, call on phone no: 93915 16839 or email to brilasc@gmail.com .
December 10, 2013
ePASS Renewal Registration for 2013-14 for Fee Reimbursement
The renewal registration process for Post matric scholarships is under progress. The candidates can register through epass.cgg.gov.in for the academic year 2013-14. Following are the Pre-Requisites for the completion of Renewal Registration Process. All the candidates who have approved for fee reimbursement in the previous years of engineering, medical, B.Ed, M.Tech, MCA and other professional courses can apply through epass website.
1) All the Students must have aadhar card. If any candidates do not have Aadhaar card, they can enroll for the same at any Aadhaar enrollment center. The students already enrolled for Aadhaar and did not get the number can check the status.
2) Scan Your Aadhar Card and Upload it through epass website.
3) You should enter your Bank Account number Correctly if you have changed your bank account.
4) From academic year 2013-14 SBI eZPay cards are no not valid. All the candidates have to open zero balance Account in any of the nationlized banks.
5) Enter your Mobile Number. The number can be of any of your family member.
6) Students should submit scanned memos for Renewal Registration Process. These are previous year Passed / Promoted Scanned Memo, Income Affidavit (should be signed by Student and Parent) and UID Scanned Document.
7) Should scan and upload Bank Pass Book first page with photo Scanned document. This is not required For EBC candidates. Allotment order also should be uploaded for counseling courses.
1) All the Students must have aadhar card. If any candidates do not have Aadhaar card, they can enroll for the same at any Aadhaar enrollment center. The students already enrolled for Aadhaar and did not get the number can check the status.
2) Scan Your Aadhar Card and Upload it through epass website.
3) You should enter your Bank Account number Correctly if you have changed your bank account.
4) From academic year 2013-14 SBI eZPay cards are no not valid. All the candidates have to open zero balance Account in any of the nationlized banks.
5) Enter your Mobile Number. The number can be of any of your family member.
6) Students should submit scanned memos for Renewal Registration Process. These are previous year Passed / Promoted Scanned Memo, Income Affidavit (should be signed by Student and Parent) and UID Scanned Document.
7) Should scan and upload Bank Pass Book first page with photo Scanned document. This is not required For EBC candidates. Allotment order also should be uploaded for counseling courses.
EFLU Admissions 2014-15 for UG, PG and Ph.D Courses
English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU), Hyderabad has announced notification for admission into UG, PG and Research Programmes (M.Phil and Ph.D) for the academic year 2014-15. EFLU has campuses at Hyderabad, Lucknow and Shillong. The admission into all the campuses and courses will be through Entrance tests to be held in various centres across the country.
Courses:
1) BA (Hons.) : English, Arabic, French, German, Russian and Spanish
2) BCJ, B.Ed. (English)
3) M.Ed.
4) MA: English, Linguistics, Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, MA MCJ, Masters
in Computational Linguistics
5) PG Diploma in the Teaching of English
6) Ph.D. in English Language, Education, Linguistics and Phonetics, English Literature, Indian and World Literatures, Comparative Literature, Social Exclusion Studies, Translation Studies, Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Hindi, Arabic
(Literature), French Studies, Russian (Language and Linguistics), and Russian (Literature) General Information
Application forms can be submitted online through EFLU website at www.efluniversity.ac.in . Last date for the submission of filled in printed applications is 20 January 2014.
Dates of Entrance Exams: 21st, 22nd and 23rd February 2014.
Courses:
1) BA (Hons.) : English, Arabic, French, German, Russian and Spanish
2) BCJ, B.Ed. (English)
3) M.Ed.
4) MA: English, Linguistics, Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, MA MCJ, Masters
in Computational Linguistics
5) PG Diploma in the Teaching of English
6) Ph.D. in English Language, Education, Linguistics and Phonetics, English Literature, Indian and World Literatures, Comparative Literature, Social Exclusion Studies, Translation Studies, Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Hindi, Arabic
(Literature), French Studies, Russian (Language and Linguistics), and Russian (Literature) General Information
Application forms can be submitted online through EFLU website at www.efluniversity.ac.in . Last date for the submission of filled in printed applications is 20 January 2014.
Dates of Entrance Exams: 21st, 22nd and 23rd February 2014.
December 9, 2013
AP 10th Class Public Exams from 26th March 2014
BSEAP (Board of School Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh) has announced dates for SSC / 10th Class Public Examinations - March 2014. The SSC Board Tenth class examinations will commence from 26th March 2014.
The SSC examinations will be completed by 12th April 2014. The Tenth class public examinations will be usually held in the second or third week of March every year.
The working hours have been lost this year for SSC due to political agitations across the state. The BSEAP has instructed the schools to complete the syllabus by December 2013.
There will be cut in the Christmas and Sankranti holidays for the school as the syllabus will not be completed in Coastal and Rayalaseema areas of the state. The detailed SSC exam schedule 2014 will be uploaded to the website www.bseap.gov.in in due course of time.
The SSC examinations will be completed by 12th April 2014. The Tenth class public examinations will be usually held in the second or third week of March every year.
The working hours have been lost this year for SSC due to political agitations across the state. The BSEAP has instructed the schools to complete the syllabus by December 2013.
There will be cut in the Christmas and Sankranti holidays for the school as the syllabus will not be completed in Coastal and Rayalaseema areas of the state. The detailed SSC exam schedule 2014 will be uploaded to the website www.bseap.gov.in in due course of time.
Sakshi School of Journalism Model Paper for Written Exam 2013
Sakshi School of Journalism has issued notification for PG Diploma courses in Print, Television and Web Media streams for the year 2013-2014. The courses will start from 2014. Following is the question paper structure and model of the written examination to be conducted by SSJ (Sakshi School of Journalism).
Sakshi School of Journalism Notification 2013-14
There will be objective type questions in the written examination. The question will be asked from the following sections:
1) Telugu Language
2) English Knowledge
3) Translation (From English to Telugu)
4) Current Affairs
The Written examination will be conducted in all the publication centers of the Sakshi daily. Model question paper will be uploaded to the website www.sakshieducation.com / sakshi.com OR www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com .
Those qualified in the written test will be called for personal interview. Interviews will be held from 18th January 2014. The class work will commence from 1st February 2014.
Sakshi School of Journalism Notification 2013-14
There will be objective type questions in the written examination. The question will be asked from the following sections:
1) Telugu Language
2) English Knowledge
3) Translation (From English to Telugu)
4) Current Affairs
The Written examination will be conducted in all the publication centers of the Sakshi daily. Model question paper will be uploaded to the website www.sakshieducation.com / sakshi.com OR www.sakshischoolofjournalism.com .
Those qualified in the written test will be called for personal interview. Interviews will be held from 18th January 2014. The class work will commence from 1st February 2014.
KL University 3rd Convocation on 28th December 2013
Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, KL University, Guntur District is organising 3rd Convocation on 28th December, 2013. Candidates who have completed their PG like M.Tech, MBA and MCA and Under Graduate like B.Tech programmes for the academic year 2012 - 13 for conferment of Degrees.
The prescribed application forms can be obtained from the Controller of Examinations, KL University, Greenfields, Vaddeswaram - 522 502, Guntur District or download from website.
Candidates are required to pay Rs. 1000 in person at the Convocation for obtaining the Original Degree (OD) and In absentia by registered post within one month after the conduct of the Convacation is Rs. 1500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Controller of Examinations, KL University and payable a SBH, KL University, Vaddeswaram branch.
The completed application form in the prescribed format along with relevant documents and original lower degree certificates and photographs should reach the Controller of Examinations, KL University. Last date for the receipt of filled in application form is 21st December, 2013. Website : www.kluniversity.edu.in.
The prescribed application forms can be obtained from the Controller of Examinations, KL University, Greenfields, Vaddeswaram - 522 502, Guntur District or download from website.
Candidates are required to pay Rs. 1000 in person at the Convocation for obtaining the Original Degree (OD) and In absentia by registered post within one month after the conduct of the Convacation is Rs. 1500 in the form of DD drawn in favour of the Controller of Examinations, KL University and payable a SBH, KL University, Vaddeswaram branch.
The completed application form in the prescribed format along with relevant documents and original lower degree certificates and photographs should reach the Controller of Examinations, KL University. Last date for the receipt of filled in application form is 21st December, 2013. Website : www.kluniversity.edu.in.
NTRUHS Vijayawada 2nd and Final Counseling Schedule for Admissions into B.Sc and BPT Courses 2013 - 14
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada is conducting 2nd and final counseling for admissions into B.Sc and BPT courses for the academic year 2013 - 14.
Physically Challenged (PH) candidates may attend for verification of certificates and counseling at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada along with all the original documents. Date of counseling is 13th December, 2013 for all courses.
Counseling schedule for other candidates
1. 4 year B.Sc Nursing : 14th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order).
2. 4 year B.Sc Nursing : 15th December, 2013 (Conversions if any).
3. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) : 16th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order and Conversions if any).
4. B.Sc Medical Lab Technology (MLT) : 17th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order and Conversions if any).
Venue : Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada. For any information see website : http://ntruhs.ap.nic.in.
Physically Challenged (PH) candidates may attend for verification of certificates and counseling at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada along with all the original documents. Date of counseling is 13th December, 2013 for all courses.
Counseling schedule for other candidates
1. 4 year B.Sc Nursing : 14th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order).
2. 4 year B.Sc Nursing : 15th December, 2013 (Conversions if any).
3. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) : 16th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order and Conversions if any).
4. B.Sc Medical Lab Technology (MLT) : 17th December, 2013 (1st to last merit order and Conversions if any).
Venue : Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada. For any information see website : http://ntruhs.ap.nic.in.
NIMS Hyderabad Admissions into Medical PG Courses through Entrance Test 2014
Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad is inviting online applications from eligible candidates for admissions in PG Medical courses for the academic session 2014. The selection will be made through entrance test to be held on 16th February, 2014.
MD courses offered in the subject of Anesthesiology, Bio-chemistry, General Medicine, Hospital Administration, Orthopedics, Pathology and Radiotherapy.
Applicants must have MBBS Degree. The application fee is Rs. 2000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of Director, NIMS or NIMS cash receipt during 9th to 28th December, 2013.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : www.nims.edu.in. The hard copy of application form along with relevant documents should reach the Associate Dean, Aptitude Testing, Academic 3, 2nd Floor, Old OPD Block, NIMS, Punjagutta, Hyderabad - 500 082, AP. Last date for the submission of application form is 28th December, 2013.
MD courses offered in the subject of Anesthesiology, Bio-chemistry, General Medicine, Hospital Administration, Orthopedics, Pathology and Radiotherapy.
Applicants must have MBBS Degree. The application fee is Rs. 2000 in the form of DD drawn in favour of Director, NIMS or NIMS cash receipt during 9th to 28th December, 2013.
Candidates are required to apply online through website : www.nims.edu.in. The hard copy of application form along with relevant documents should reach the Associate Dean, Aptitude Testing, Academic 3, 2nd Floor, Old OPD Block, NIMS, Punjagutta, Hyderabad - 500 082, AP. Last date for the submission of application form is 28th December, 2013.
Mount Litera Zee School Hyderabad Admissions 2014-15
Mount Litera Zee School, Manikonda (Hyderabad) is inviting applications for admission into LKG to Class X for the academic year 2014-15. The school is following CBSE curriculum. Following are details of branches and applications:
The Mount Litera School has three campuses in Sainikpuri, Hayathnagar and Manikonda. The admissions into Classes LKG to Class X are under progress now.
Application forms will be issued from 9th December to 25th January 2013 at respective school campuses.
1) Sainikpuri: Near Saket Township, Kapra, Sainikpuri, Secunderabad.
2) Hayathnagar: Lane beside Canara Bank, Hayathnagar.
3) Manikonda: Plot No. 199, Anjali Garden, Beside Lanco Hills.
The Mount Litera School has three campuses in Sainikpuri, Hayathnagar and Manikonda. The admissions into Classes LKG to Class X are under progress now.
Application forms will be issued from 9th December to 25th January 2013 at respective school campuses.
1) Sainikpuri: Near Saket Township, Kapra, Sainikpuri, Secunderabad.
2) Hayathnagar: Lane beside Canara Bank, Hayathnagar.
3) Manikonda: Plot No. 199, Anjali Garden, Beside Lanco Hills.
Junior Inter Botany 4 Marks Questions and Answers - AP Board
4 Marks Questions
Q: What is meant by identification and nomenclature? How is a key helpful in the identification and classification of an organism?
A: Identification means to determine whether a collected organism is entirely new or
already known.
- Nomenclature means providing a scientific name to an identified organism.
- A taxonomic key is based on contrasting characters in pairs (couplet).
- It refers to a choice between two opposite options out of which one is accepted and the other rejected. Thus plants or animals may be classified using keys based on similarities and differences. Each taxonomic category requires separate taxonomic keys.
Ex: Couplet in a key:
Reticulate venation - Parallel venation
Flower pentamerous - Trimerous
Tap root - Fibrous root
Two cotyledons in seed - One cotyledon in seed
By comparing the characters of a plant with the above options one can classify a plant into dicotyledonae / monocotyledonae.
Q: Give the salient features and importance of Chrysophytes.
A: Salient features of Chrysophytes:
- Chrysophytes are single-celled eukaryotes which belong to the kingdom Protista.
- They include microscopic photosynthetic plankton like diatoms and desmids (golden
algae).
- They are aquatic which may be marine or fresh water.
- They are surrounded by a soap box like cell wall which is composed of two overlapping
halves the epitheca and the hypotheca.
- The cell wall is made up of hard and indestructible silica.
- Based on the symmetry the diatoms may be classified into Centrales (radial symmetry)
and Pennales (bilateral symmetry).
- They reproduce by binary fission and formation of auxospores.
Importance of diatoms:
- Diatoms are photosynthetic and chief producers (phytoplankton) of seas and oceans.
- The diatom cell walls accumulated in the sea form diatomaceous earth or kieselguhr.
- It is used in polishing, filtration of oils and syrups.
Q: What is meant by identification and nomenclature? How is a key helpful in the identification and classification of an organism?
A: Identification means to determine whether a collected organism is entirely new or
already known.
- Nomenclature means providing a scientific name to an identified organism.
- A taxonomic key is based on contrasting characters in pairs (couplet).
- It refers to a choice between two opposite options out of which one is accepted and the other rejected. Thus plants or animals may be classified using keys based on similarities and differences. Each taxonomic category requires separate taxonomic keys.
Ex: Couplet in a key:
Reticulate venation - Parallel venation
Flower pentamerous - Trimerous
Tap root - Fibrous root
Two cotyledons in seed - One cotyledon in seed
By comparing the characters of a plant with the above options one can classify a plant into dicotyledonae / monocotyledonae.
Q: Give the salient features and importance of Chrysophytes.
A: Salient features of Chrysophytes:
- Chrysophytes are single-celled eukaryotes which belong to the kingdom Protista.
- They include microscopic photosynthetic plankton like diatoms and desmids (golden
algae).
- They are aquatic which may be marine or fresh water.
- They are surrounded by a soap box like cell wall which is composed of two overlapping
halves the epitheca and the hypotheca.
- The cell wall is made up of hard and indestructible silica.
- Based on the symmetry the diatoms may be classified into Centrales (radial symmetry)
and Pennales (bilateral symmetry).
- They reproduce by binary fission and formation of auxospores.
Importance of diatoms:
- Diatoms are photosynthetic and chief producers (phytoplankton) of seas and oceans.
- The diatom cell walls accumulated in the sea form diatomaceous earth or kieselguhr.
- It is used in polishing, filtration of oils and syrups.
Junior Inter Botany 2 Marks Important Questions - AP Board
2 Marks Questions
Q: Define metabolism. What is the difference between anabolism and catabolism?
A: Metabolism is the sum total of all chemical reactions occurring in the body of a living organism.
- Anabolism refers to the synthesis of bigger molecules from small molecules during
chemical reactions. In one way it is a constructive process.
- Catabolism is the breakdown of bigger molecules into smaller ones. It is a destructive or lytic process.
Q: Which is the largest botanical garden in the world? Name a few well known botanical
gardens in India.
A: Largest botanical garden in the world - (Royal) Botanical garden or Kew botanical
garden - England.
- Botanical gardens in India - Indian Botanical garden - Howrah, National Botanical
Research Institute - Lucknow.
Q: What is the basic unit of classification? Define it.
A: Species is the basic unit of classification.
- Species is a group of individual organisms with fundamental similarities.
Q: What is growth? What is the difference between the growth in living organisms and
growth in non-living objects?
A: Increase in mass and volume of an individual is called growth.
- Growth in living organisms is internal which occurs by cell division.
- Growth in non-living objects is external that is by accumulation of materials outside.
Q: What is the nature of cell-walls in diatoms?
A: The cell wall in diatoms is made up of two overlapping halves called epitheca and hypotheca which give the appearance of a soapbox. It is made up of hard and indestructible silica.
Q: How are viroids different from viruses?
A: Viroids differ from viruses in lacking a protein coat.
Ex: Potato spindle tuber viroid.
- Viroid contains only nucleic acid (RNA) whereas virus contains nucleic acid and protein coat.
Q: What do the terms phycobiont and mycobiont signify?
A: Phycobiont is the algal partner of a lichen.
- Mycobiont is the fungal partner of a lichen.
Q: What do the terms 'algal blooms' and 'red tides' signify?
A: The vast colonies and filaments of algae which are found in polluted water bodies are called algal blooms.
- The rapid multiplication of red dinoflagellates like Gonyaulax makes sea water appear red which are called red tides in Mediterranean sea.
Q: State two economically important uses of heterotrophic bacteria.
A: Heterotrophic bacteria are used in production of antibiotics.
- Rhizobium is used in fixing atmospheric nitrogen in agricultural lands.
- Lactobacillus is used in making curd from milk.
Q: What is the principle underlying the use of cyanobacteria in agricultural
fields for crop improvement?
A: Cyanobacteria like Nostoc and Anabaena possess special cells called heterocysts which can fix atmospheric nitrogen. Hence they can be used in agriculture for crop improvement.
Q: Define metabolism. What is the difference between anabolism and catabolism?
A: Metabolism is the sum total of all chemical reactions occurring in the body of a living organism.
- Anabolism refers to the synthesis of bigger molecules from small molecules during
chemical reactions. In one way it is a constructive process.
- Catabolism is the breakdown of bigger molecules into smaller ones. It is a destructive or lytic process.
Q: Which is the largest botanical garden in the world? Name a few well known botanical
gardens in India.
A: Largest botanical garden in the world - (Royal) Botanical garden or Kew botanical
garden - England.
- Botanical gardens in India - Indian Botanical garden - Howrah, National Botanical
Research Institute - Lucknow.
Q: What is the basic unit of classification? Define it.
A: Species is the basic unit of classification.
- Species is a group of individual organisms with fundamental similarities.
Q: What is growth? What is the difference between the growth in living organisms and
growth in non-living objects?
A: Increase in mass and volume of an individual is called growth.
- Growth in living organisms is internal which occurs by cell division.
- Growth in non-living objects is external that is by accumulation of materials outside.
Q: What is the nature of cell-walls in diatoms?
A: The cell wall in diatoms is made up of two overlapping halves called epitheca and hypotheca which give the appearance of a soapbox. It is made up of hard and indestructible silica.
Q: How are viroids different from viruses?
A: Viroids differ from viruses in lacking a protein coat.
Ex: Potato spindle tuber viroid.
- Viroid contains only nucleic acid (RNA) whereas virus contains nucleic acid and protein coat.
Q: What do the terms phycobiont and mycobiont signify?
A: Phycobiont is the algal partner of a lichen.
- Mycobiont is the fungal partner of a lichen.
Q: What do the terms 'algal blooms' and 'red tides' signify?
A: The vast colonies and filaments of algae which are found in polluted water bodies are called algal blooms.
- The rapid multiplication of red dinoflagellates like Gonyaulax makes sea water appear red which are called red tides in Mediterranean sea.
Q: State two economically important uses of heterotrophic bacteria.
A: Heterotrophic bacteria are used in production of antibiotics.
- Rhizobium is used in fixing atmospheric nitrogen in agricultural lands.
- Lactobacillus is used in making curd from milk.
Q: What is the principle underlying the use of cyanobacteria in agricultural
fields for crop improvement?
A: Cyanobacteria like Nostoc and Anabaena possess special cells called heterocysts which can fix atmospheric nitrogen. Hence they can be used in agriculture for crop improvement.
December 8, 2013
JHPS Admissions 2014-15 - Jubilee Hills Public Schools
Jubilee Hills Public School (JHPS), Hyderabad has announced admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. The admissions are open for LKG in Jubilee Hills Kindergaren School and Class XI in Jubilee Hills Public School.
Application forms will be issued between 10 AM to 3 PM from 9th December to 20th December 2013. Last date for registration is 20th December 2013.
Integrated coaching is available for Class XI for the entrance examinations such as IIT JEE / NEET and CPT. You can also download application forms from the website www.jhkschool.com and www.jhpublicschool.com .
Both the schools are managed by Jubilee Hills Education Society (JHES) and established in 1986. The schools are located in a 6 acre campus in the Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
Application forms will be issued between 10 AM to 3 PM from 9th December to 20th December 2013. Last date for registration is 20th December 2013.
Integrated coaching is available for Class XI for the entrance examinations such as IIT JEE / NEET and CPT. You can also download application forms from the website www.jhkschool.com and www.jhpublicschool.com .
Both the schools are managed by Jubilee Hills Education Society (JHES) and established in 1986. The schools are located in a 6 acre campus in the Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
TIME Schools Hyderabad Admissions 2014-15
T.I.M.E. Schools, Hyderabad have announced admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. The TIME group has CBSE schools in Bandlaguda, Jubilee Hills, Kandlakoya and Vikrampuri areas of Hyderabad. Following are details of admissions:
TIME schools give equal importance to academics and extra curricular activities. The activities include art and craft, basketball, cricket, dance, elocution and debate etc.
The schools follow CBSE syllabus. The admission are open for the year 2014-15 into Nursery to Class IX. For more details call 99664 24252 / 99664 65676.
Website: www.timeschools.com .
TIME schools give equal importance to academics and extra curricular activities. The activities include art and craft, basketball, cricket, dance, elocution and debate etc.
The schools follow CBSE syllabus. The admission are open for the year 2014-15 into Nursery to Class IX. For more details call 99664 24252 / 99664 65676.
Website: www.timeschools.com .
Jubilee Hills Education Society Hyderabad Admissions Open 2014
Jubilee Hills Education Society (JHES), Jubilee Hills Kindergarten School (JHKS) and Jubilee Hills Public School (JHPS) is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into LKG and Class XI for the academic session 2014.
For LKG : The prescribed application forms will be issued from 9th to 20th December, 2013 or download from webiste. Closing date for registration is 20th December, 2013.
For class XI : Forms will be issued from 9th December, 2013 onwards.
For more details see website : www.jhkschool.com and www.jhpublicschool.com.
For LKG : The prescribed application forms will be issued from 9th to 20th December, 2013 or download from webiste. Closing date for registration is 20th December, 2013.
For class XI : Forms will be issued from 9th December, 2013 onwards.
For more details see website : www.jhkschool.com and www.jhpublicschool.com.
December 7, 2013
VITEEE 2014 VIT University Admissions
VIT University, Vellore invites applications online / offline for admissions into B.Tech Programmes through VITEEE - 2014. Last date for the submission of applications is 28th February 2014.
Course Details: B.Tech Programmes in Bio Tech, Bio Med, Civil, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IT, Mech, Production & IE.
Eligibility: Candidates should have secured an aggregate of 60 percent marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics / Biology in the qualifying examination ( +2 / Intermediate).
Age limit: Candidates whose date of birth falls on or after 1st July 1992.
Admission Procedure: The admission will be purely on the basis of the marks secured in the VITEEE-2014.
Application Process: Candidates can apply through online mode.
Address: Director - UG Admissions, VIT University, Vellore - 632 014, Tamil Nadu.
Last date of receipt of application: 28.02.2014
Website: http://www.vit.ac.in/
Online Application: http://www.vit.ac.in/viteee2014/
Course Details: B.Tech Programmes in Bio Tech, Bio Med, Civil, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IT, Mech, Production & IE.
Eligibility: Candidates should have secured an aggregate of 60 percent marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics / Biology in the qualifying examination ( +2 / Intermediate).
Age limit: Candidates whose date of birth falls on or after 1st July 1992.
Admission Procedure: The admission will be purely on the basis of the marks secured in the VITEEE-2014.
Application Process: Candidates can apply through online mode.
Address: Director - UG Admissions, VIT University, Vellore - 632 014, Tamil Nadu.
Last date of receipt of application: 28.02.2014
Website: http://www.vit.ac.in/
Online Application: http://www.vit.ac.in/viteee2014/
NTRUHS Final Counseling for BHMS, BAMS and BNYS Admissions 2013
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences will conduct final phase counseling for the vacant seats in the courses BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeo) and BNYS (Naturopathy). The counseling will be held on 11th December 2013.
The NTRUHS has released the counseling notification to this effect. The seats remain vacant are as follows:
1) BAMS: 4 seats
2) BHMS: 9 seats
3) BNYS: 12 seats
The details of seat matrix will be displayed on the University website www.ntruhs.ap.nic.in two days before the counseling.
Meanwhile, the University has announced that the examinations of B.Sc Nursing and MLT courses have been postponed. The new dates will be announced by the University in due course of time.
The NTRUHS has released the counseling notification to this effect. The seats remain vacant are as follows:
1) BAMS: 4 seats
2) BHMS: 9 seats
3) BNYS: 12 seats
The details of seat matrix will be displayed on the University website www.ntruhs.ap.nic.in two days before the counseling.
Meanwhile, the University has announced that the examinations of B.Sc Nursing and MLT courses have been postponed. The new dates will be announced by the University in due course of time.
December 6, 2013
10th Class Biology VSA Model Questions with Answer
Here we are giving short answer questions for the benefit of Tenth Class / SSC / 10th Class students of Andhra Pradesh Board. The question are useful for 2 marks questions and will be asked in Section II of Paper 2. Each question carries two marks.
1. Write short notes on agglutination of blood.
Ans: When the blood samples of different persons are mixed with one another, red blood cells present in those samples interact and clumps are formed. This is agglutination of blood. If this happens in the blood vessels of a person, these clumps block and prevent the flow, leading to the death of the person who receives the blood.
2. What are respiratory substrates? Give two examples.
Ans: substances which are oxidized in the body of organisms during respiration to produce energy are called respiratory substrates.
Eg: carbohydrates and fats are the major respiratory substrates in all organisms.
3. Where do you find cerebrospinal fluid and what are its functions?
Ans: a fluid which flows in between the outer and middle membranes is called cerebrospinal fluid. This flows from brain to spinal cord and back to brain.
It protects brain and spinal cord from injuries and provides nutrients to the cells in the brain and spinal cord.
4. Write short notes on tetany.
Ans: if the parathormone secretes in large quantities, the muscles become very active and remain the contracted state. This condition is called Tetany.
5. Write short note on Hermaphroditism in animals.
Ans: When the male and female sex organs are present in the same animal, such animals are called hermaphrodites. Eg: Earthworm.
6. What is embryo rescue? When is this method followed?
Ans: there are certain embryos that do not develop inside the ovary. To get plants form these embryos, they must be grown in culture media. This is called embryo rescue. Plants tolerant to drought, pathogens etc., can be isolated by creating these conditions in the culture medium. New hybrid species can be evolved by tissue culture.
7. Describe the duties of village health guide.
Ans: The duties of the health guide are:
Giving treatment of simple ailments.
Giving first aid.
To provide information on sanitation, mother and child care.
Small family norms.
8. what are corals? Write their importance.
Ans: Corals are the wonderful life forms that grow in marine waters at depths, where the sun’s heat and light can reach them.
Most corals are brightly coloured due to the presence of natural pigments in them or due to the algae living within them.
Some of the coral scan form strong rocky layers called coral reefs.
Among the plants and animals on the earth, coral reefs are the most ancient. When the coral environmental system is affected by pollution in the marine water, the algae lose their colouring pigments and the coral reefs turn white.
Coral reefs provide shelter to smaller animals such as worms, snails, sea-fish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, octopuses etc.
1. Write short notes on agglutination of blood.
Ans: When the blood samples of different persons are mixed with one another, red blood cells present in those samples interact and clumps are formed. This is agglutination of blood. If this happens in the blood vessels of a person, these clumps block and prevent the flow, leading to the death of the person who receives the blood.
2. What are respiratory substrates? Give two examples.
Ans: substances which are oxidized in the body of organisms during respiration to produce energy are called respiratory substrates.
Eg: carbohydrates and fats are the major respiratory substrates in all organisms.
3. Where do you find cerebrospinal fluid and what are its functions?
Ans: a fluid which flows in between the outer and middle membranes is called cerebrospinal fluid. This flows from brain to spinal cord and back to brain.
It protects brain and spinal cord from injuries and provides nutrients to the cells in the brain and spinal cord.
4. Write short notes on tetany.
Ans: if the parathormone secretes in large quantities, the muscles become very active and remain the contracted state. This condition is called Tetany.
5. Write short note on Hermaphroditism in animals.
Ans: When the male and female sex organs are present in the same animal, such animals are called hermaphrodites. Eg: Earthworm.
6. What is embryo rescue? When is this method followed?
Ans: there are certain embryos that do not develop inside the ovary. To get plants form these embryos, they must be grown in culture media. This is called embryo rescue. Plants tolerant to drought, pathogens etc., can be isolated by creating these conditions in the culture medium. New hybrid species can be evolved by tissue culture.
7. Describe the duties of village health guide.
Ans: The duties of the health guide are:
Giving treatment of simple ailments.
Giving first aid.
To provide information on sanitation, mother and child care.
Small family norms.
8. what are corals? Write their importance.
Ans: Corals are the wonderful life forms that grow in marine waters at depths, where the sun’s heat and light can reach them.
Most corals are brightly coloured due to the presence of natural pigments in them or due to the algae living within them.
Some of the coral scan form strong rocky layers called coral reefs.
Among the plants and animals on the earth, coral reefs are the most ancient. When the coral environmental system is affected by pollution in the marine water, the algae lose their colouring pigments and the coral reefs turn white.
Coral reefs provide shelter to smaller animals such as worms, snails, sea-fish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, octopuses etc.
10th Class Biology Very Short Answer Questions - Paper 2
Following are very short answer questions and answers for SSC / 10th Class students of AP Board. The questions will carry 1 mark each.
1. what is epiglottis?
Ans: the cartilaginous flap which acts as a lid over the glottis preventing the food from entering the larynx is called the epiglottis.
2. what is a target tissue?
Ans: the tissues or organs on which the hormones act are called target tissues or target organs.
3. what is callus?
Ans: when explant is placed in culture medium, the cells of the explant divide and re divide to produce an undifferentiated mass of tissue called callus.
4. what is incubation period?
Ans: the time elapsed between the entry of disease causing organism into the body and the appearance of the sickness is called incubation period.
5. why do sports persons take Glucose?
Ans: glucose being a simple sugar is immediately absorbed into the blood. So, sports persons and diseased persons take glucose.
6. what are carbon sinks?
Ans: the grasslands that absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere are called carbon sinks.
1. what is epiglottis?
Ans: the cartilaginous flap which acts as a lid over the glottis preventing the food from entering the larynx is called the epiglottis.
2. what is a target tissue?
Ans: the tissues or organs on which the hormones act are called target tissues or target organs.
3. what is callus?
Ans: when explant is placed in culture medium, the cells of the explant divide and re divide to produce an undifferentiated mass of tissue called callus.
4. what is incubation period?
Ans: the time elapsed between the entry of disease causing organism into the body and the appearance of the sickness is called incubation period.
5. why do sports persons take Glucose?
Ans: glucose being a simple sugar is immediately absorbed into the blood. So, sports persons and diseased persons take glucose.
6. what are carbon sinks?
Ans: the grasslands that absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere are called carbon sinks.
10th Class General Science Model Paper II
Following is the General Science Model Paper for SSC / 10th Class students of Andhra Pradesh The candidates can use this model question paper for half - yearly and final public examinations.
Section I (marks: 4 x 1 = 4)
Note: 1. answer any four questions from the following.
2. Each question carries one mark.
1. what is epiglottis?
2. what is a target tissue?
3. what is callus?
4. what is incubation period?
5. why do sports persons take Glucose?
6. what are carbon sinks?
Section-II (marks: 5x2=10)
Note: 1.answer any five questions, choosing at least two from each group “A and B”.
2. Each question carries two marks.
Group- A
7. write short notes on agglutination of blood.
8. what are respiratory substrates? Give two examples.
9. where do you find cerebrospinal fluid and what are its functions?
10. write short notes on tetany.
Group- B
11. write short note on Hermaphroditism in animals.
12. what is embryo rescue? When is this method followed?
13. describe the duties of village health guide.
14. what are corals? Write their importance.
Section-III (marks: 4x4=16)
Note: 1.answer any four questions, choosing at least two from each group A and B.
2. Each question carries four marks.
Group-A
15. What is hypertension? How is it caused? Mention the preventive steps to be taken.
16. How do you prove that carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis?
17. What is the importance of pituitary gland in the body? Mention the hormones and the functions of this gland.
18. Plant growth substances act together or against each other. Give suitable examples in support of the statement.
Group-B
19. Give an account of menstrual cycle in human beings.
20. What are the modes of HIV transmission?
21. Describe the changes in malarial parasite that occur in man.
22. What are the differences between kwashiorkor and marasmus?
Section-IV (marks: 1x5=5)
23. Draw a neat labeled diagram of transverse section of leaf.
24. Draw a neat labeled diagram of female reproductive system of frog.
Part-B
Time: 30 minutes marks: 15
Note: 1. answer all the questions.
2. Each question carries ½ marks.
3. Candidates must use the capital letters while answering the multiple choice questions.
4. Marks will not be awarded in case of any over writing or re-writing or erased answers.
I. writes the “CAPITAL LETTER” (A, B, C, D) choosing the correct answer in the bracket provided against each question.
1.Iodine can be used to test the presence of ( )
A.glucose B. light C. starch D.. carbon dioxide.
2. Heart attack is caused by the blocking of ( )
A. pulmonary artery B. coronary artery C. coronary vein D. pulmonary vein
3. microscopic policemen of body are ( b )
A. erythrocytes B. neutrophils C. acidophils D. platelets
4. double circuit heart is present in ( )
A. Earthworm B. cockroach C. fish D. Monkey
5. Dicotyledonous weeds are destroyed by a chemical called ( b )
A. IAA B. 2-4 Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid C. Abscisic acid D. Naphthalene acetic acid.
6. External fertilization occurs in ( )
A. frog, rat B. crow, fish C. snake, fish D. frog, fish
7. number of ova released at a time in female human beings is ( )
A. 4 B. 3 C. 2 D. 1
8. The energy released by 1 gram of glucose is ( )
A. 4 k.cal B. 5 k.cal C. 6 k.cal D. 3 k.cal
9. Bone deformities occur due to the excessive intake of ( )
A. phosphorus B. potassium C. fatty acid D. fluorine
10. when fossil fuel is burnt, this gas is released ( )
A. Oxygen B. Nitrogen C. Carbon dioxide D. Sulphur dioxide
II. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: (10x1/2 = 5)
11. Inner folds of mitochondria are called------------------
12. The normal blood pressure in man is----------------.
13. Melvin calvin won the Nobel prize for his work on ------------------.
14. Excess production of parathormone results in ------------------.
15. Menstrual cycle occurs once in every ------------- days.
16. The “3n” nucleus is formed from fusion of ---------------- nucleus with male nucleus inside embryosac.
17. The primary host of malarial parasite is ---------------------
18. Environment friendly fuel is -------------.
19. Deficiency of vitamin C causes a disease called -------------
20. A German called ----------- was the originator of first aid.
Match the following:
Group-A group- B (5x1/2=21/2)
21. photon ( ) a. Stem enlargement
22. Blood ( ) b. vegetative reproduction
23. auxin ( ) c. Quantum energy
24. totipotency ( ) d. plasma
25. Implantation ( ) e. New plant from a single cell
f. Fluid connective tissue
g. Attachment of the embryo to the uterus
Group- A group-B (5x1/2=21/2)
26. spawn ( ) a. extinct bird
27. measles ( ) b. milt
28. compound fracture ( ) c. Ionosphere
29. ozone layer ( ) d. open fracture
30. Dodo ( ) e. group of eggs
f. paramyxovirus
g. Biotechnology
Section I (marks: 4 x 1 = 4)
Note: 1. answer any four questions from the following.
2. Each question carries one mark.
1. what is epiglottis?
2. what is a target tissue?
3. what is callus?
4. what is incubation period?
5. why do sports persons take Glucose?
6. what are carbon sinks?
Section-II (marks: 5x2=10)
Note: 1.answer any five questions, choosing at least two from each group “A and B”.
2. Each question carries two marks.
Group- A
7. write short notes on agglutination of blood.
8. what are respiratory substrates? Give two examples.
9. where do you find cerebrospinal fluid and what are its functions?
10. write short notes on tetany.
Group- B
11. write short note on Hermaphroditism in animals.
12. what is embryo rescue? When is this method followed?
13. describe the duties of village health guide.
14. what are corals? Write their importance.
Section-III (marks: 4x4=16)
Note: 1.answer any four questions, choosing at least two from each group A and B.
2. Each question carries four marks.
Group-A
15. What is hypertension? How is it caused? Mention the preventive steps to be taken.
16. How do you prove that carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis?
17. What is the importance of pituitary gland in the body? Mention the hormones and the functions of this gland.
18. Plant growth substances act together or against each other. Give suitable examples in support of the statement.
Group-B
19. Give an account of menstrual cycle in human beings.
20. What are the modes of HIV transmission?
21. Describe the changes in malarial parasite that occur in man.
22. What are the differences between kwashiorkor and marasmus?
Section-IV (marks: 1x5=5)
23. Draw a neat labeled diagram of transverse section of leaf.
24. Draw a neat labeled diagram of female reproductive system of frog.
Part-B
Time: 30 minutes marks: 15
Note: 1. answer all the questions.
2. Each question carries ½ marks.
3. Candidates must use the capital letters while answering the multiple choice questions.
4. Marks will not be awarded in case of any over writing or re-writing or erased answers.
I. writes the “CAPITAL LETTER” (A, B, C, D) choosing the correct answer in the bracket provided against each question.
1.Iodine can be used to test the presence of ( )
A.glucose B. light C. starch D.. carbon dioxide.
2. Heart attack is caused by the blocking of ( )
A. pulmonary artery B. coronary artery C. coronary vein D. pulmonary vein
3. microscopic policemen of body are ( b )
A. erythrocytes B. neutrophils C. acidophils D. platelets
4. double circuit heart is present in ( )
A. Earthworm B. cockroach C. fish D. Monkey
5. Dicotyledonous weeds are destroyed by a chemical called ( b )
A. IAA B. 2-4 Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid C. Abscisic acid D. Naphthalene acetic acid.
6. External fertilization occurs in ( )
A. frog, rat B. crow, fish C. snake, fish D. frog, fish
7. number of ova released at a time in female human beings is ( )
A. 4 B. 3 C. 2 D. 1
8. The energy released by 1 gram of glucose is ( )
A. 4 k.cal B. 5 k.cal C. 6 k.cal D. 3 k.cal
9. Bone deformities occur due to the excessive intake of ( )
A. phosphorus B. potassium C. fatty acid D. fluorine
10. when fossil fuel is burnt, this gas is released ( )
A. Oxygen B. Nitrogen C. Carbon dioxide D. Sulphur dioxide
II. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: (10x1/2 = 5)
11. Inner folds of mitochondria are called------------------
12. The normal blood pressure in man is----------------.
13. Melvin calvin won the Nobel prize for his work on ------------------.
14. Excess production of parathormone results in ------------------.
15. Menstrual cycle occurs once in every ------------- days.
16. The “3n” nucleus is formed from fusion of ---------------- nucleus with male nucleus inside embryosac.
17. The primary host of malarial parasite is ---------------------
18. Environment friendly fuel is -------------.
19. Deficiency of vitamin C causes a disease called -------------
20. A German called ----------- was the originator of first aid.
Match the following:
Group-A group- B (5x1/2=21/2)
21. photon ( ) a. Stem enlargement
22. Blood ( ) b. vegetative reproduction
23. auxin ( ) c. Quantum energy
24. totipotency ( ) d. plasma
25. Implantation ( ) e. New plant from a single cell
f. Fluid connective tissue
g. Attachment of the embryo to the uterus
Group- A group-B (5x1/2=21/2)
26. spawn ( ) a. extinct bird
27. measles ( ) b. milt
28. compound fracture ( ) c. Ionosphere
29. ozone layer ( ) d. open fracture
30. Dodo ( ) e. group of eggs
f. paramyxovirus
g. Biotechnology
December 5, 2013
Institute of Public Enterprises Hyderabad Admissions into PGDM and Executive PGDM Programmes 2014 - 16
Institute of Public Enterprises, Hyderabad is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into Post Graduate Diploma programmes for the academic session 2014. Candidates will be short-listed for group discussion and personal interview based on merit in CAT / MAT / ATMA / XAT / CMAT score.
1. PG Diploma Management programmes are offered in the specialization of General, Retail and Marketing, Banking, Insurance and Financial Service, International Business, Human Resource Management.
2. Executive PG Diploma in Management.
Eligibility : Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate for PGDM and Degree with minimum 3 to 5 years of experience for Executive PGDM. Applicants must have a valid CAT / MAT / ATMA / XAT / CMAT score.
Duration of programme : Two years.
The application fee is Rs. 750 in the form of DD drawn in favour of IPE, Hyderabad. Eligible candidates should apply to the Admissions Officer, Institute of Public Enterprises, OU Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007 along with duly filled in application form, attested copies of mark sheets and fee DD.
Last date for the submission of completed application form is 16th December, 2013. For any information see website : www.ipeindia.org.
1. PG Diploma Management programmes are offered in the specialization of General, Retail and Marketing, Banking, Insurance and Financial Service, International Business, Human Resource Management.
2. Executive PG Diploma in Management.
Eligibility : Graduation with minimum 50 percent marks in aggregate for PGDM and Degree with minimum 3 to 5 years of experience for Executive PGDM. Applicants must have a valid CAT / MAT / ATMA / XAT / CMAT score.
Duration of programme : Two years.
The application fee is Rs. 750 in the form of DD drawn in favour of IPE, Hyderabad. Eligible candidates should apply to the Admissions Officer, Institute of Public Enterprises, OU Campus, Hyderabad - 500 007 along with duly filled in application form, attested copies of mark sheets and fee DD.
Last date for the submission of completed application form is 16th December, 2013. For any information see website : www.ipeindia.org.
EAMCET 2013 Marks and Ranks Analysis with Weightage
Following is the marks and ranks analysis of EAMCET 2013. The analysis is given for each subject, IPE weightage, Eamcet Weightage and combined weightage. The IPE marks have become very crucial in deciding the final ranks of the candidates. Following is the summary and detailed analysis in the table format.
1) 1st Ranker in EAMCET 2013 got 154 marks in EAMCET and 597 in IPE. The combined weightage is 97.06
2) The 100th Ranker in EAMCET 2013 got 140 marks in EAMCET and 598 marks in IPE. The combined weightage is 90.54.
See more details below:
1) 1st Ranker in EAMCET 2013 got 154 marks in EAMCET and 597 in IPE. The combined weightage is 97.06
2) The 100th Ranker in EAMCET 2013 got 140 marks in EAMCET and 598 marks in IPE. The combined weightage is 90.54.
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December 4, 2013
Nagarjuna University Part-Time M.Ed Admissions 2013-14
Acharya Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna Nagar, Guntur has issued notification for admission into Part Time M.Ed for the academic year 2014-15. Following are details of qualifications and application procedure:
Course: M.Ed. Part - Time
Duration: One year
Eligibility: Applicants should have B.Ed along with two years teaching experience in a Government recognized school.
Selection will be based on academic merit. Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.anu.ac.in . Last date for the submission of applications is 21 December 2013.
Address: The Director, Directorate of Admissions, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Nagarjunanagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh - 522510.
Course: M.Ed. Part - Time
Duration: One year
Eligibility: Applicants should have B.Ed along with two years teaching experience in a Government recognized school.
Selection will be based on academic merit. Application forms can be downloaded from the website www.anu.ac.in . Last date for the submission of applications is 21 December 2013.
Address: The Director, Directorate of Admissions, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Nagarjunanagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh - 522510.
New Text Books for 10th Class in AP from 2014-15
The Government of Andhra Pradesh will be introducing new text books for 10th Class (SSC) from the next academic year (2014-15). The new text books are under preparation for all the subjects of Tenth Class. New text books for Maths, Science, Social, Telugu, English and other subjects will available for next academic year starting from 2014-15.
This will be the first change / revamp of text books for 10th Class in AP after 1996. SCERT is preparing these new text books considering the CBSE syllabus and curriculum for national level competitive examinations.
The text book preparation process will be completed by the end of December 2013. The SCERT is mainly focusing on Mathematics and Science text books. It is also trying to bridge the gap between the SSC books and already changed Intermediate books.
The Physics text book size will be reduced for Tenth Class. Experts opined that the present 10th Physics book has vast syllabus and tougher than CBSE books. Considering this the book will be condensed for about 20 -40 pages.
This will be the first change / revamp of text books for 10th Class in AP after 1996. SCERT is preparing these new text books considering the CBSE syllabus and curriculum for national level competitive examinations.
The text book preparation process will be completed by the end of December 2013. The SCERT is mainly focusing on Mathematics and Science text books. It is also trying to bridge the gap between the SSC books and already changed Intermediate books.
The Physics text book size will be reduced for Tenth Class. Experts opined that the present 10th Physics book has vast syllabus and tougher than CBSE books. Considering this the book will be condensed for about 20 -40 pages.
Hyderabad Central University Admissions 2014-15
University of Hyderabad has announced notification for admissions into Degree, PG , M.Tech, M.Phil and Ph.D programmes for the academic session 2014 - 15. University of Hyderabad, also known as Central University of Hyderabad and Hyderabad Central University (HCU) is one of the top research and academic institutions in the country. The University has decided to do away with cut off marks system in the entrance exams from 2014-15.
Courses / Programmes are offered in the following disciplines.
I.M.A and I.M.Sc (5 years Integrated course) - Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences.
PG - Science, Social Sciences, Art History, Performing Arts, Humanities, Fine Arts, Communication, Business Administration Health Care and Hospital Management, Health Psychology, MCA and Master of Public Health.
Advanced PG Diploma and PG Diploma courses - Folk Culture Studies, Sanskrit Computational Linguistics, Mineral Exploration, Children Theatre / Theatre in Education and Health Communication.
M.Tech programmes - Computer Science, IT, Bioinformatics,Computer Techniques, Artificial Intelligence, Integrated Circuit Technology, Mineral Exploration, Materials Engineering and Nano Science and Technology.
M.Phil Programmes - Humanities and Social Sciences.
Ph.D programmes - Science, Humanities, Social Sciences, Dance, Theatre Arts, Communication and Managemtn Studies.
Integrated M.Phil / Ph.D - Cognitive Science.
Integrated M.Sc / Ph.d - Biotechnology.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website acad.uohyd.ac.in. You can also apply online through the website til 3 January 2014. Entrance exams will be held during 1 February - 7 February 2014.
Courses / Programmes are offered in the following disciplines.
I.M.A and I.M.Sc (5 years Integrated course) - Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences.
PG - Science, Social Sciences, Art History, Performing Arts, Humanities, Fine Arts, Communication, Business Administration Health Care and Hospital Management, Health Psychology, MCA and Master of Public Health.
Advanced PG Diploma and PG Diploma courses - Folk Culture Studies, Sanskrit Computational Linguistics, Mineral Exploration, Children Theatre / Theatre in Education and Health Communication.
M.Tech programmes - Computer Science, IT, Bioinformatics,Computer Techniques, Artificial Intelligence, Integrated Circuit Technology, Mineral Exploration, Materials Engineering and Nano Science and Technology.
M.Phil Programmes - Humanities and Social Sciences.
Ph.D programmes - Science, Humanities, Social Sciences, Dance, Theatre Arts, Communication and Managemtn Studies.
Integrated M.Phil / Ph.D - Cognitive Science.
Integrated M.Sc / Ph.d - Biotechnology.
Interested candidates can download application forms from the website acad.uohyd.ac.in. You can also apply online through the website til 3 January 2014. Entrance exams will be held during 1 February - 7 February 2014.
December 3, 2013
No Cut Offs in HCU Entrance Exams from 2014-15
The University of Hyderabad. a top rung education and research university in the country has decided to do away with cut off marks in admission entrance exams from the academic year 2014-15. The decision will be implemented for all PG, M.Phil and Ph.D programmes in the University from the next year.
The decision to remove cut off marks system has been taken considering the seats remain vacant after the completion of admissions every year. It is estimated that about 15 percent are not being filled due to cut off marks system. The admission will be taken up based on merit and reservations from the next year and there will be no cut offs.
The University has also taken the decision to pay the balance fee of reserved candidates as the fee paying by the Government in the form of scholarships is not meeting the requirements of the University. The University of Hyderabad has issued admission notification for the year 2014-15.
Admission notification of University of Hyderabad for the academic year 2014-15 will be issued on 4th December 2013. The University will be introducing two new PG Diploma courses from the academic year 2014-15.
The decision to remove cut off marks system has been taken considering the seats remain vacant after the completion of admissions every year. It is estimated that about 15 percent are not being filled due to cut off marks system. The admission will be taken up based on merit and reservations from the next year and there will be no cut offs.
The University has also taken the decision to pay the balance fee of reserved candidates as the fee paying by the Government in the form of scholarships is not meeting the requirements of the University. The University of Hyderabad has issued admission notification for the year 2014-15.
Admission notification of University of Hyderabad for the academic year 2014-15 will be issued on 4th December 2013. The University will be introducing two new PG Diploma courses from the academic year 2014-15.
Nagarjuna University B.Tech Exams Fee and Schedule - December 2013
Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur has issued examination notification for B.Tech II/IV - I and II Semesters (Regular and Supplementary) and I/IV Year (Supplementary) Examinations to be held in December, 2013. Following is the fee payment and exams schedule:
1. Last date for payment of Examination fee and submission of applications to the Principal : 03-12-2013 (Tuesday)
2. Last date for payment of fee with a late fee of Rs.100/- and submission of applications to the Principal : 05-12-2013 (Thursday)
Date of commencement of Examinations:
a) II/IV B. Tech. (1st Semester) (Regular) - 20-12-2013 (10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.)
b) II/IV B. Tech. (2nd Semester) (Supple.) - 20-12-2013 (2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.)
c) I/IV Year B. Tech. (Supplementary) - 21-12-2013 (10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.)
Fee particulars:
Whole examination fee for I/IV B.Tech. - Rs.685/-
Whole examination fee for II/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Fee for single paper: - Rs.210/-
Fee for two papers: - Rs.275/-
Fee for three papers: - Rs.365/-
Fee for four papers: - Rs.440/-
Fee for five papers: - Rs.550/-
Fee for six or more papers for I/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Fee for six or more papers for II/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Practical examination fee for each paper - Rs.185/-
Betterment - Rs.265/-
1. Last date for payment of Examination fee and submission of applications to the Principal : 03-12-2013 (Tuesday)
2. Last date for payment of fee with a late fee of Rs.100/- and submission of applications to the Principal : 05-12-2013 (Thursday)
Date of commencement of Examinations:
a) II/IV B. Tech. (1st Semester) (Regular) - 20-12-2013 (10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.)
b) II/IV B. Tech. (2nd Semester) (Supple.) - 20-12-2013 (2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.)
c) I/IV Year B. Tech. (Supplementary) - 21-12-2013 (10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.)
Fee particulars:
Whole examination fee for I/IV B.Tech. - Rs.685/-
Whole examination fee for II/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Fee for single paper: - Rs.210/-
Fee for two papers: - Rs.275/-
Fee for three papers: - Rs.365/-
Fee for four papers: - Rs.440/-
Fee for five papers: - Rs.550/-
Fee for six or more papers for I/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Fee for six or more papers for II/IV B.Tech - Rs.685/-
Practical examination fee for each paper - Rs.185/-
Betterment - Rs.265/-
Nagarjuna University MCA 5th Semester Exams - December 2013
Acharya Nagarjuna University (Nagarjuna Nagar, Guntur) has announced MCA 5th Semester examination schedule (Regular) December 2013. Following is the date wise and subject wise schedule of MCA examinations. The exam time is 11 AM - 2 PM.
1) 7 December 2013
Paper-I: Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Paper-I: Data Mining Techniques
2) 09 December 2013
Paper-II: .Net Programming
Paper-II: Systems Auditing
3) 11 December 2013
Paper-III: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Paper-III: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
4) 13 December 2013
Paper-IV: Embedded Systems
Paper-IV: Embedded Systems
Paper-IV: Mobile Computing
Paper-IV: TCP/IP
Paper-IV: Software Testing Techniques
Paper-IV: Client/Server Architecture
5) 16 December 2013
Paper-V: Image Processing
Paper-V: Image Processing
Paper-V: Microprocessor and Interfacing
Paper-V: Microprocessor and Interfacing
Paper-V: Web Engineering
Paper-V: Advanced Computer Architecture
Visual Communication
1) 7 December 2013
Paper-I: Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Paper-I: Data Mining Techniques
2) 09 December 2013
Paper-II: .Net Programming
Paper-II: Systems Auditing
3) 11 December 2013
Paper-III: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Paper-III: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
4) 13 December 2013
Paper-IV: Embedded Systems
Paper-IV: Embedded Systems
Paper-IV: Mobile Computing
Paper-IV: TCP/IP
Paper-IV: Software Testing Techniques
Paper-IV: Client/Server Architecture
5) 16 December 2013
Paper-V: Image Processing
Paper-V: Image Processing
Paper-V: Microprocessor and Interfacing
Paper-V: Microprocessor and Interfacing
Paper-V: Web Engineering
Paper-V: Advanced Computer Architecture
Visual Communication
December 2, 2013
AMT-2K14 National Workshop on Aeronautical Materials in AU 2014
The Department of Metallurgical Engineering of AU College of Engineering, Andhra University Visakhapatnam is conducting national level workshop on Aeronautical Materials and Technologies (AMT - 2K14) from 3rd January to 4th January 2014.
Eligibility to Participation: The Faculty, Research scholars, UG and PG students of
Mechanical, Metallurgical Engineering & allied specializations; and also practicing Engineers are eligible to attend the workshop.
Registration: Interested candidates can register in the prescribed format.
1) UG / PG Students: Rs. 1000
2) Faculty from Academic Institutions: Rs. 2000
3) Members from Industry: Rs. 2500
Last date for registrations is 27 December 2013.
For details, contact: Dr. Babu Rao Jinugu, HOD & Convener–AMT- 2014, Ph: 098484 31073; 0891 - 284 4965 / 284 4972, Email: baburaojinugu@yahoo.com
Website: www.andhrauniversity.info.
Eligibility to Participation: The Faculty, Research scholars, UG and PG students of
Mechanical, Metallurgical Engineering & allied specializations; and also practicing Engineers are eligible to attend the workshop.
Registration: Interested candidates can register in the prescribed format.
1) UG / PG Students: Rs. 1000
2) Faculty from Academic Institutions: Rs. 2000
3) Members from Industry: Rs. 2500
Last date for registrations is 27 December 2013.
For details, contact: Dr. Babu Rao Jinugu, HOD & Convener–AMT- 2014, Ph: 098484 31073; 0891 - 284 4965 / 284 4972, Email: baburaojinugu@yahoo.com
Website: www.andhrauniversity.info.
Nagarjuna University M.Tech Biotechnology Semester Exams - December 2013
Following is the Nagarjuna University M.Tech Biotechnology Course Time table of 1st year / 1st semester Regular study examinations December 2013. There are 4 papers in the semester. Following is the date wise schedule:
1) 04-12-2013 (Wednesday - Paper-I ): General Microbiology and Immunology
2) 06-12-2013 (Friday - Paper-II): Principles of Biochemistry
3) 09-12-2013 (Monday - Paper-III) Food Technology
4) 11-12-2013 (Wednesday - Paper-IV): Bio-Analytical Techniques
Examination Time: 11 AM - 2 PM
Maximum Marks for each paper: 70.
1) 04-12-2013 (Wednesday - Paper-I ): General Microbiology and Immunology
2) 06-12-2013 (Friday - Paper-II): Principles of Biochemistry
3) 09-12-2013 (Monday - Paper-III) Food Technology
4) 11-12-2013 (Wednesday - Paper-IV): Bio-Analytical Techniques
Examination Time: 11 AM - 2 PM
Maximum Marks for each paper: 70.
School Admissions in Hyderabad 2016-17 for Nursery, LKG, UKG and Class 1
The admissions for Nursery, LKG / PP - I and UKG / PP - II in schools in Hyderabad and Secunderabad have been started for the academic year 2016-17. Following are the details of admissions into some famous schools such as Sri Aurobindo; Chinmaya Vidyalaya; BVB Jubilee Hills; DPS Khajaguda, DAV Miyapur, Silver Oaks, Vikas Concept School, JHPS Jubilee Hills, Obul Reddy Public School Jubilee Hills, Sentia Miyapur and MVM Kondapur in Hyderabad.
1) Aurobindo International School- Vidyanagar (ICSE): Contact at 040 - 27071012 in December first week.
2) Chinmaya Vidyalaya- Begumpet (CBSE): Contact at 040 - 23418012 in the first week of December 2015.
3) BVB Jubilee Hills (Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan - CBSE): Contact at 040 - 23544934 in the first week of December 2015.
4) Delhi Public School Khajaguda / Gachibowli (CBSE): Contact personally in the first week of December.
5) DAV Miyapur: Contact at 040 - 64644864 in the last week of November / first week of December 2015.
6) Silver Oaks, Bachupally: Contact at 94408 00698 in the last week of November / 1st week of December 2015.
7) Kennedy High - The Global School, Bachupally: Contact at 64646477 in the first / second week of December.
8) Vikas Concept School, Bachupally: Forms will be issued in the first week of December. Contact at 9000500377.
9) JHPS / Obulreddy Public School (Jubilee Hills): Both will issue forms in the first week of December 2015. Contact JHPS at 8179117374 and Obul Reddy at 040 - 2354 8912.
10) Sentia - Miyapur / MVM - Kondapur: Both schools are issuing forms. Contact Sentia at 9985388821 and Maharishi at 040 - 23111629.
11) Hyderabad Public School : See Admissions 2016-17 Details
1) Aurobindo International School- Vidyanagar (ICSE): Contact at 040 - 27071012 in December first week.
2) Chinmaya Vidyalaya- Begumpet (CBSE): Contact at 040 - 23418012 in the first week of December 2015.
3) BVB Jubilee Hills (Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan - CBSE): Contact at 040 - 23544934 in the first week of December 2015.
4) Delhi Public School Khajaguda / Gachibowli (CBSE): Contact personally in the first week of December.
5) DAV Miyapur: Contact at 040 - 64644864 in the last week of November / first week of December 2015.
6) Silver Oaks, Bachupally: Contact at 94408 00698 in the last week of November / 1st week of December 2015.
7) Kennedy High - The Global School, Bachupally: Contact at 64646477 in the first / second week of December.
8) Vikas Concept School, Bachupally: Forms will be issued in the first week of December. Contact at 9000500377.
9) JHPS / Obulreddy Public School (Jubilee Hills): Both will issue forms in the first week of December 2015. Contact JHPS at 8179117374 and Obul Reddy at 040 - 2354 8912.
10) Sentia - Miyapur / MVM - Kondapur: Both schools are issuing forms. Contact Sentia at 9985388821 and Maharishi at 040 - 23111629.
11) Hyderabad Public School : See Admissions 2016-17 Details
Sri Sathya Sai Institute Degree and PG Admissions 2014-15
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, Prasanthi Nilayam (Ananthapur district) is inviting applications from eligible candidates for admissions into (Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Professional programmes) for the academic year 2014-15.
I. Programmes for Women
Undergraduate Programmes (Duration: 3 years):
B.A., B.Com., B.B.M., B.Sc.
Postgraduate Programmes (Duration: 2 years):
M.A., M.Sc.
Professional Programmes (Duration: 1 year)
B.Ed., M.Ed.
II. Programmes for Men
Undergraduate Programmes (Duration: 3 years)
B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.M., B.Sc
Postgraduate Programmes (Duration: 2 years)
M.A., M.Sc.
Professional Programmes (Duration: 2 years)
M.B.A., M.Tech.
Qualification: For UG Courses: 10+2 years of schooling from a recognized board (CBSE or equivalent). For PG & Professional Courses: 10+2 years of schooling and 3 years of university (total 15 years) as recognized by SSSIHL.
Application Process: Application through Online Portal.
Last date for receipt of all completed Applications: 28.02.2014
Website: http://sssihl.edu.in/sssuniversity/Home.aspx
Online Application: http://sssihl.edu.in/sssuniversity/Admissions/OnlineApplicationPortal.aspx .
I. Programmes for Women
Undergraduate Programmes (Duration: 3 years):
B.A., B.Com., B.B.M., B.Sc.
Postgraduate Programmes (Duration: 2 years):
M.A., M.Sc.
Professional Programmes (Duration: 1 year)
B.Ed., M.Ed.
II. Programmes for Men
Undergraduate Programmes (Duration: 3 years)
B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.M., B.Sc
Postgraduate Programmes (Duration: 2 years)
M.A., M.Sc.
Professional Programmes (Duration: 2 years)
M.B.A., M.Tech.
Qualification: For UG Courses: 10+2 years of schooling from a recognized board (CBSE or equivalent). For PG & Professional Courses: 10+2 years of schooling and 3 years of university (total 15 years) as recognized by SSSIHL.
Application Process: Application through Online Portal.
Last date for receipt of all completed Applications: 28.02.2014
Website: http://sssihl.edu.in/sssuniversity/Home.aspx
Online Application: http://sssihl.edu.in/sssuniversity/Admissions/OnlineApplicationPortal.aspx .
IIRM Hyderabad International PG Diploma Admissions 2014-15
Institute of Insurance and Risk Management (IIRM), an institute of IRDA and Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued admission notification for the academic year 2014-15. The IIRM is located at Hyderabad and a premier institute for training in Insurance related programmes.
Course: International Post Graduate Diploma. Duration is one year. The specializations available are Insurance, Risk Management and Actuarial Science.
Eligibility: Applicants should be Graduates and Post - Graduates in any discipline. Candidates those writing their final year examinations are also eligible. For Actuarial Science, candidates should have studied Mathematics / Statistics / Economics at Graduation level.
Last date for the submission of applications is 31st May 2014. Address: Institute of Insurance and Risk Management, Financial District, Gachibowli, Hyderabad - 500032, Andhra Pradesh. Website: www.iirmworld.org.in .
Course: International Post Graduate Diploma. Duration is one year. The specializations available are Insurance, Risk Management and Actuarial Science.
Eligibility: Applicants should be Graduates and Post - Graduates in any discipline. Candidates those writing their final year examinations are also eligible. For Actuarial Science, candidates should have studied Mathematics / Statistics / Economics at Graduation level.
Last date for the submission of applications is 31st May 2014. Address: Institute of Insurance and Risk Management, Financial District, Gachibowli, Hyderabad - 500032, Andhra Pradesh. Website: www.iirmworld.org.in .
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