IIT-JEE multichoice questions only

MUMBAI: Putting to rest all confusion over admission to Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), the joint admission board (JAB) of IITs clarified that the format of the joint entrance examination. JEE-Advanced paper will be the same as that of IIT-JEE in the last few years.

The ministry for human resource development (MHRD) issued its first ever notification on JEE-2013 for admissions to all centrally-funded technical institutes on August 14.

JEE-Advanced, which will determine admissions to IITs for 2013, will be held on June 2. The JEE-Advanced paper will only have multiple-choice questions which the students will attempt in two sessions, morning and afternoon.

This will come as a relief for aspirants who had been preparing in keeping with the old format which did not include subjective questions. Several IITs, including the one in Mumbai, were in favour of a subjective JEE.

The difficulty level of and the marks allotted to JEE-Advanced tests will be similar to that of previous JEEs.

"We have decided that the format of the test should remain the same as it is too late to introduce changes. However, the notification is just for 2013. The MHRD has also formed an apex board in order to have a smooth JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced this year and in future too," said a senior official from IIT-Bombay. Ashok Misra, the former director of the institute, is the honorary chairperson of the JAB.

The official, who attended the JAB meeting, added, "Machine-readable answersheets will also be retained. The rule allowing candidates to take home a copy of their answersheets will also be followed. While the format and everything else will remain the same in 2013, it can change in future."

According to the notification , top 1.5 lakh candidates, including all categories, from the JEE-Main exam will be eligible to appear for the JEE-Advanced . Students who qualify in the JEE-Advanced exam and fall in the top 20 percentile of the successful candidates in their respective board results will be eligible for admission to IITs.

If states want to admit any students on the basis of JEE scores, a separate state merit list will be given to them. Questions papers can be printed in regional language on demand.

Brilliant Tutorials Changes hands

CHENNAI/MUMBAI: The erstwhile leader of private tutored education in India--Brilliant Tutorials--is in the throes of a legal battle.

The Chennai-headquartered tutorial chain, one of the most reputed and among the oldest, has just seen a chartered accountant R Raghunandan staking claim to 99% shareholding after he converted loans extended to the troubled company into equity. Ten days ago, he issued a "public caution notice" about acquisition of the shares originally held by Vasanti Neelakantan (part of the original promoters of the company) in Brilliant Tutorials (P) Ltd.

"I now own slightly more than 99% in Brilliant which I tried to help over its financial crisis by way of loans. I have infused money for the stake. There is one other shareholder Shyam Nagarajan (who is a director of the company)," Raghunandan told TOI on Wednesday. Raghunandan hails from a business family in Chennai which owned large tracts of land in prime areas of the city.
Repeated attempts to reach Vasanti Neelakantan, who is listed as managing director on the company website, turned futile.

The day-to-day operations across the 32 centres of Brilliant have come to a complete halt, after the management started defaulting on loans late last year.

The 40-year-old Brilliant came into prominence with its unique models for classroom and distance education in coaching for competitive exams in the '80s. Brilliant had an unimpeachable track record on repayment of loans till two years ago. But trouble had already set in when the company diversified into software development more than five years ago. Firstware Software Solution was created to ride the IT wave, but it folded up in a few years, pulling Brilliant down in the process.

Brilliant, which tutored more than 30,000 students annually, had received investment proposals from investors like Sequoia Capital in the past.

More recently, TutorVista, a Pearson company, had approached with a buyout proposal but did not find favour with the founder family. Brilliant-founded by N Thanu and taken forward by his son T Neelakantan-began as coaching centre for IIT-JEE aspirants but expanded to offer correspondence and classroom courses for the whole range of competitive exams including Medical Entrance, AIEEE, GATE and, Civil Services.

"There is an impasse now. All centres have closed down. There are no staff at work. We hope to re-start operations with the help of the existing management," said a source involved with the latest development. Some centres were sold off to franchisee partners to tide over the crisis, but recovery was elusive. Several employees complained of non-payment of salaries and working capital constraints began to bite as revenue dropped. "We apprehend the sale of some of the assets by the erstwhile promoters which is why we cautioned the general public that there is a shareholding change at Brilliant," said one of the sources mentioned earlier.

JEE-2014 Combining with MAHARASHTRA JEE

PUNE: Minister for higher and technical education Rajesh Tope has said the government is strongly in favour of joining the national joint entrance exam (JEE) for engineering admissions from the academic year 2014-15, instead of 2013-14 as has been proposed by the HRD ministry. "We will convey our position to the HRD ministry soon," he told reporters here on Friday.

"We want to ensure that students from Maharashtra get adequate time to fully prepare for JEE," he said. "Joining the exam from 2013-14 will provide very little time for those students who are currently in Std XII, to prepare for the JEE, which will be based on the new curriculum for Stds XI and XII," he said. "What we have ensured, for now, is that the revised curriculum textbooks are available in the market for students to start their studies," he added.

Tope also said the government is proposing a 50:50 relative weightage to performance in the higher secondary certificate (HSC, Std XII) board exam and in the national JEE, for admissions to the larger section of unaided engineering colleges in the state, following the adoption of JEE by the state.

The state's final decision on when to join the national JEE and on the relative weightage issue will take some time to come through. The two issues will now be referred to the state cabinet for its approval, said Tope. On Thursday, the state government had approved the all-India single entrance exam scheme for medical courses called the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Text (NEET), which is now a certainty from 2013-14. This had generated more curiosity about the government's stance over the JEE for engineering.

The HRD ministry is introducing the national JEE from AY 2013-14 for centrally-funded technical institutions like the IITs, IIITs, NITs, among others, after the IIT council gave its final approval to a revised JEE scheme at its meeting held on June 27.

The scheme envisages a two-stage exam, i.e. JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced. The latter is to be conducted after JEE-Main with a suitable time gap. Only the top 1,50,000 candidates (including all categories) in JEE-Main will qualify to appear in the JEE Advanced examination. Admissions to IITs will be based only on category-wise all-India rank in JEE Advanced, subject to the condition that such candidates are in the top 20 percentile of successful candidates of their boards in applicable categories.

The ministry had left it to the state governments concerned to take a call on the relative weightage to performance in the HSC board exam and the national JEE for admissions to unaided engineering colleges and also to convey their position on joining the JEE scheme. The Maharashtra government had since appointed a committee under the principal secretary to the higher and technical education (H&TE) department, to collect feedback from students, parents, institutions and teachers and give its recommendations on the relative weightage and other connected issues.

"The committee has submitted its report, which is now being tabled before the state cabinet for its approval. The chief minister is also being apprised about the department's view on the issues linked to the national JEE," said Tope.

"We are proposing a 50:50 relative weightage with a view that the importance of attendance of Std XII classes at junior colleges cannot be overlooked. In the last few years, the attendance has fallen to an alarmingly low level due to increased focus on studies at private coaching and individual tuition classes. Students often miss out on the crucial exposure to application-based activities such as laboratory practicals at colleges," he said.

On the implementation of recommendations by the three committees appointed by the states for reforms in higher education, Tope said that the implementation process will begin in a week's time now that the government has received the Kumud Bansal panel report that has laid down a road map for the reforms.

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Date of commencement of forms for Central Police Forces 28-7-2012 and forms will be distributed till 28-8-2012 .
Date of Commencement of forms for IES/ISS 18-8-2012 and forms will be distrubuted till 19-9-2012 .

Time Table for Indian Forest Services 2012

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AIEEE 2012 COUNSELLING AND COLLEGE SELECTION

Hi,
You people have been wondering which college you must take as your career initiative, so here is my suggestion
1- Do not follow rubbish priorities on the web , think on your own.
2- Selection of colleges must be made not only on the basis of opening and closing ranks , you must consider other facts too such as location of college (in which city the college is) , it affects a lot.
 
3- Look for the placements of the college first on some recognized site which does not give you false suggestion .
4- Give priorities to branch rather than college unless their is a huge difference in ranking.

Among best NIT's ,IIIT's for their placements you mut consider this list .
DTU (Delhi technical University).
NIT Allahabad
NIT warangal
NIT Surathkal
NIT Trichy
IIIT Allahabad
IIIT Gwalior

I must say that if you have got ranks < 3000 then you must fill IIIT hyderabad as your first priority because it is the best institute if you are interested in IT sector .
AT Last
If your rank is not so good , i mean if it is > 25000 and less than 30000 then you must wait for the last or se7enth counselling because believe me you can miss the gr8 opportunity of getting NIT but branch will not be of your interest because i know nobody wants to choose mining as his sole career.

CBSE result 2012

New Delhi: Delhi's Education Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely on Monday said that schools under the Delhi government have performed the best among government-run schools across the country in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 exams this year.

"This year, 87.72 percent students studying in Delhi government schools passed the exam compared to 87.54 percent last year," Singh told reporters.

"Performance of government schools of Delhi is once again the best in the country among all government schools. Pass percentage of Pratibha schools is 99.07 percent, and 78 government schools reported 100 percent result as compared to 70 schools last year," he added.
Boys were once again outperformed by girls who had a pass percentage of 90.06 percent as against boys' 81.14 percent.

Prepare for IES 2012

Indian Engineering Services
Indian Engineering Services Examination (IES) is conducted by UPSC, India every year. It is conducted for the recruitment to the engineering categories in government services like Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electronics & Tele Communication Engineering. Those who clear IES can join in good grades and they have a faster career progression in government sector. Those who are looking for a stable government job in engineering cadre, IES is the exam you need to watch out for. IES exam is usually conducted in June and it is an exam spread over three years. The notification of the exam commences on the month of January and applications.

IES exam has some sections like objective type papers in engineering subject areas subjective papers different based on different engineering streams. IES is relatively a tough exam as it has a broader syllabus covering the specific engineering stream in depth.

Structure and Pattern of IES

Selection process of the candidates is based on Written Test and Personality Test. Only those candidates who get qualified for written test can attend personality test.

Written Test

Paper I (Objective type) - General Ability Test
(Part A: General English)
(Part B: General Studies)
200 Marks each

Papers II & III (Objective type)
Civil Engineering/Mechanical Engineering/Electrical Engineering/Electronics & Tele-Communication Engineering
200 Marks each

Papers IV & V (Descriptive)
Civil Engineering/Mechanical Engineering/Electrical Engineering/Electronics & Tele-communication Engineering
200 Marks each

Total marks for written exam - 1000 Marks

Personality Test
Personality test is the personal interview conducted by UPSC. The total marks for interview is 200.

Syllabus of IES

General Ability Test - Paper I
Part A-General English: It covers English grammar. It helps in understanding the knowledge of candidates in global language.
Part B- General Studies: It covers current affairs, Indian history and Geography.

Civil Engineering
Paper I - Building Materials
Paper II - Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulic Machines and Hydropower, Hydrology, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Syllabus
Paper I – Thermodynamics, Heat transfer and Refrigeration and Air- Conditioning, Fluid Mechanics, Fluid Machinery and Steam Generators
Paper II - Theory of Mechanics, Machine Design, Strength of Materials, Engineering Materials, Production Engineering, Industrial Engineering

Electrical Engineering
Paper I - EM Theory, Electrical Materials, Electrical Circuits, Measurements and Instrumentation, Control Systems
Paper II - Electrical Machines and Power Transformers, Power Systems, Analog and Digital Electronics and Circuits, Micro processors, Communication Systems, Power Electronics

Electronics & Tele-communication Engineering
Paper I - Materials and Components, Physical Electronics, Electron Devices and ICs, Signals and Systems, Network Theory, Electromagnetic Theory, Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation
Paper II - Analog Electronic Circuits, Digital Electronic Circuits, Control Systems, Communication Systems, Microwave Engineering, Computer Engineering

Coaching Institutes
Vidyamandir
Brilliant Tutorials
FIIT JEE
Amity

Qualification Criteria for IES

Candidates must have Engineering degree ( BE/Btech) from a recognized university or equivalent. Those students appearing for final semester exam are also allowed to appear for this subjected to them submitting the degree certificates at the time of recruitment. Candidates who have qualified MSc degree or equivalent in areas like Wireless Communications, Electronics, Radio Physics or Radio Engineering can also apply for IES exam. Applicants should be of age group 21 to 30.

Application Procedure for IES

Electronically scanned application forms along with the information brochure can be obtained from the designated Head Post Offices/ Post Offices throughout the country. Information on these post offices can be obtained in the notification issued by UPSC. Notifications are issues in the months of January and February usually. The duly filled application form has to be sent to - Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, New Delhi – 110011. UPSC’s notification will be issued in almost all major national and local newspapers.

Official Inquiries on IES
Address: Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, New Delhi – 110011.
Phone Nos: 011- 23098543/23385271
Website URL: http://www.upsc.gov.in/

IES 2012

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will hold the Engineering Services Examination, 2012 from 15th June, 2012 for recruitment to the approx. 560 posts of Indian Engineering Service (PH-47). The Examination will be held at various centres across the country.

Eligibility:
Age : Not less than 21 years and not more than 30 years as on 1st August, 2012. The upper age is relaxable for SC/ST/OBC and certain other categories of candidates to the extent specified in the Notice.
Educational Qualification: Candidate must hold a degree in Engineering or equivalent. Provided that a candidate applying for the posts of Indian Naval Armament Service (Electronics Engineering Posts) and Engineer Group A in Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing/Monitoring Organisation may possess M.Sc.Degree or its equivalent with Wireless Communication, Electronics, Radio Physics or Radio Engineering as a special subject. Candidates who qualify on the results of the written part of the examination will be summoned for personality test.
Physical Standards: Candidates must be physically fit according to the Regulations given in notice.
Fee: Rs.100/- either by remitting the money in any Branch of SBI by cash or by using net banking facility of
State Bank of India/State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur/ State Bank of Hyderabad/ State Bank of Mysore/ State Bank of Patiala/ State Bank of Travancore or by using Visa/ Master Credit/Debit card.. SC/ ST/ Female / PH candidates are exempted from payment (OBC candidates required to pay full fee).

How To Apply: Apply Online at UPSC website upto 09/04/2012 at UPSC website http://upsconline.nic.in/mainmenu2.php .

Candidates can obtain details of the examination and can get information about registration of their applications, venues of the examination and syllabus etc. at the website of the UPSC at http://upsc.gov.in/exams/notifications/2012/ese/eng.pdf

IAS Final High Scorers 2012

Subject Maximum Marks                        1st Rank1 3rd Rank2 6th Rank3 7th Rank4
 Essay 200                                                  125         132            119          108
General Studies - Paper I 300                     192          197            179         154
 General Studies - Paper II 300                   147          164            180         127
 Optional I - Paper I 300                             173          173            165         174
 Optional I - Paper II 300                            180          171            180         183
 Optional II - Paper I 300                            190          166            181         205
 Optional II - Paper II 300                           157          191            200         185      
 Interview 300                                              230         180            174          201
 Total marks 2300                                        1394        1374         1338        1337 

IIT-JEE DIED successfully

NEW DELHI: From 2013, aspiring candidates for IITs and other central institutes like NITs and IIITs will have to sit under new a format of entrance test which will also take plus two board results into consideration.

The announcement was made today by HRD minister Kapil Sibal after chairing a meeting of the joint councils of IITs, NITs and IIITs.

Emphasising that there was no "dissent" among the councils about the move, he acknowledged there "was a lot of resistance during the consultation process from the IIT system". IIT senates especially the faculty federation had been opposing the new format.

But Sibal said the selection of the candidates for the IITs and other central institutes would be different even as all the aspirants will have to go through all the steps under new format. This system will replace the IIT-JEE and AIEEE.

Students will sit for a main test and an advance test conducted on the same day.

For admission to all the centrally funded institutes, there would be 40 percentage weightage for performance in class XII (after normalisation of marks), 30 per cent weightage to performance in main and 30 per cent in the advanced test.

In case of IITs, there would be a filtering process involved. The board results and the main test will be given 50 per cent weightage each. Only the top 50,000 students will be selected for the advance test after taking into account their performance in the board results and the main result.

"The merit only in advanced examination will be considered for admission" to the IITs, Sibal said.

At the same time, he added, the IIT council has agreed to move to the other system by 2015.

Explaining the selection of candidates under the new format for the IITs, one of the IIT directors said results of advance test of only those students who have crossed the "barrier" of the 50 per cent weightage to board marks and mains will be counted while preparing the merit list.

Even as the process of selection to the IITs would be different then other institutes, he said the counselling to IITs and other institutes will be done jointly and allotment of seats will be done together.

"I as a student will get a rank in IIT and also get a rank for NIT and IIIT. I will give my choice in both and depending on which is my first choice in either, I will get a seat," he explained.

While the main test shall be multiple type paper, he nature and modalities of the advanced shall be determined by the joint admission board (JAB) of the IITs.

Sibal made it clear that JAB of the IIT system would have complete control on matters such as paper setting, evaluation and preparation of merit list over the advanced test while CBSE will provide administrative support for conduct of the examination.

For conduct of the main examination, an expanded joint admission board will be constituted including the NIT, other centrally funded institutes and state government representatives.

Noting that state boards would have the flexibility to adopt the new format the determine their own relative weightages, the minister said Maharashtra, Gujarat and Haryana have evinced interest adopting the new format.

IIT-JEE opening and closing ranks

IIT BHUBANESHWAR

IIT BOMBAY
IIT DELHI
IIT GANDHINAGAR
IIT GUWAHATI
IIT HYDERABAD
IIT INDORE
IIT KANPUR
IIT KHARAGPUR
IIT MADRAS
IIT MANDI
IIT PATNA
IIT RAJASTHAN
IIT ROORKEE
IIT ROPAR
IT - BHU 
ISM - DHANBAD

IIT-JEE cutoff got down to 160

The prediction on this blog was absolutely perfect but due to the rise in the merit list of IIT-JEE upto 18000 cutoff got down to 160.
Congratulations to the IITians. 

Topper of IIT-JEE 2012

Arpit Agarwal of Faridabad scored the highest in IIT-JEE 2012 .

result of top 1000 scorers of iit-jee are here :




1 ARPIT AGRAWAL GE 2081376
2 BIJOY SINGH KOCHAR GE 7011281
3 NISHANTH N KOUSHIK GE 5023208
4 RUMANDLA NISHANTH OBC 6034338
5 NELATURU SAI SUMAN JAGADEESH GE 6018459
6 NISHIT AGRAWAL GE 1080396
7 ANANT GUPTA GE 7009453
8 MANIK DHAR GE 1040029
9 P BHARATH KUMAR GE 6020257
10 RITESH NOOTHIGATTU GE 5005464
11 BANDI RAJIV REDDY GE 6022480
12 MARAM SAI KRISHNA DEEPAK GE 6019585
13 DEVDEEP UJJAL RAY GE 1040297
14 GONDALA SASHANK GE 6009343
15 SHUBHAM CHANDAK GE 4013070
16 FEGADE PRATIK PRAMOD GE 1034288
17 ABHINAV GUPTA GE 4002328
18 KUNAL SINGHAL GE 2040260
18 DODDA NIKHIL SRI RAM GE 6042423
20 J V S SHYAM GE 6016228
21 INALA JEEVANA PRIYA GE 6039224
22 SAJAL GUPTA GE 2083366
23 ADIT KABRA GE 4027257
24 SURAJ SANJAY JOG GE 1079168
24 SHREY GOYAL GE 1118225
26 VIPLOV JAIN GE 7001333
27 SUGGU SAI AKHIL GE 6004336
28 VADLAMANI SRIKRISHNA GE 6041074
29 KANJALKAR SANKET MAKARAND GE 1070560
30 DEPEN MORWANI GE 1109367
31 RAGHUVANSH RAJ SAXENA GE 4146160
32 AKKEM VINEETHA REDDY GE 6086265
33 PRATYAKSH SHARMA GE 2036002
34 KARAN GANJU GE 2086159
35 KATAM HARINANDAN TEJA OBC 6038147
36 VAISHAKH R GE 6147102
37 AASHISH GOYAL GE 2055030
38 ADITYA KUMAR AKASH OBC 5046431
39 RAMPRAKASH K GE 6147116
40 VAKULABHARANAM SUMANTH OBC 6042138
41 SANKAGIRI SURYANARAYANA GE 1030189
42 RAHUL TRIVEDI GE 4126372
43 ROUTHU SUNDEEP OBC 6007007
44 DUPPATI SAICHARAN GE 6025471
45 KALMEKOLANU DHEERAJ REDDY GE 6027116
46 AAKASH SAMEER DESHPANDE GE 1035197
47 CH S S SAI BHARGAV OBC 6017056
48 DEEPANJAN KUNDU GE 1063120
49 PALASH RAJENDRA KALA GE 1069063
50 DWARACHERLA VIKRANTH REDDY GE 6064094
51 NIMIT KUMAR SINGH GE 1095120
52 SHYAM SUNDER PRASAD GE 2034451
53 PRATEESH GOYAL GE 1105187
53 VIKAS GARG GE 1120020
55 ROSHAN R GE 6143380
56 JAIN SHUBHAM ANILKUMAR GE 1032456
57 RALLABANDI SASI BHUSHAN BHARADWAJ GE 6019374
58 PULKIT TANDON GE 1080051
59 CHINTA NITISH CHANDRA GE 6047421
60 SIDDHARTH PATEL GE 1007276
63 C SUNDEEP REDDY GE 6021094
64 PRABHAKARA VARUN TELUGUNTLA GE 6082235
65 RIDDHISH BHALODIA GE 1013371
66 SHIVAM GARG GE 7002014
67 SHALIN MARAVIYA GE 1007282
68 PARAMDEEP SINGH GE 7002122
69 DIPTARKA HAIT GE 5131415
70 AMRITANSH SHARMA GE 7102079
71 ARPIT SINGH GE 2058369
72 NISHANT KUMAR SINGH GE 5041481
73 ARAVINDH K OBC 6148044
74 KAMAL NARENDRA GALRANI GE 1041187
75 ROYAL JAIN GE 1107008
75 PARTHASARATHI PANDA GE 5059490
79 ROHIT KUMAR OBC 3052022
80 K MADHAVAMURTHY SAI PRIYATHAM OBC 6058246
80 A V NANNAN GE 6143377
83 MANMOHAN RAJENDRA MANDHANA GE 1025342
84 ANKIT KUMAR GE 1106173
85 ABHINAV DEEP SINGH GE 1106366
86 VALAVALAASISH VENKATA SHYAM NIKHIL GE 6037206
87 NARRA RAVI TEJA GE 6066502
88 KAUSHAL HOODA GE 2029243
89 AKULA SRI NITCHITH GE 6063595
90 PRATEEK CHAUDHRY GE 7024344
91 PAKKEER SAIDEEP REDDY GE 6048273
92 KEVIN STANLEY DANIEL GE 1044205
93 KOTHINTI TRIVIKRAMA REDDY GE 6075332
94 ZUBIN ARYA SC 4098317
95 VARUN GANDHI GE 1033314
96 ADITYA KUMAR JAIN GE 1090380
97 ADITYA NAMBIAR GE 1036247
98 KUNDAN KUMAR OBC 3073318
99 AVIKALP KUMAR GUPTA GE 1015302
100 SIDDHANT MANOCHA GE 4129005
100 TANGUTURU SABARISH REDDY GE 6054446
102 SAURABH SHARMA GE 7016197
103 YARRAGONDA DEEKSHIT REDDY GE 6025222
104 ABHISHEK LOIWAL GE 1022478
105 KOTWAL ALANKAR SHASHIKANT GE 1032237
106 PARITOSH HARISH GUPTA GE 1049389
107 MOHIT AGARWAL GE 1092195
108 AKSHAY SURESH BHAT GE 6026310
109 JASPREET SINGH JHEETA GE 1100145
110 SHIVAM KHARE GE 2035134
111 POOJAN NIKUNJKUMAR MEHTA GE 1023342
112 NUNNA SATYA MOUNIKA GE 6035192
113 MANDA MAKARANDU OBC 6079209
114 MARUGADI SUMANTH REDDY GE 6041113
115 TAPAN GOEL GE 7021444
116 PARUL JAIN GE 2105414
117 SAKET MEHTA GE 1116038
118 BHAVYA GOYAL GE 7056178
119 VAIBHAV KEWLANI GE 1105140
120 ABHIJEET JOSHI GE 2100481
121 C ASWIN OBC 6138226
122 ARPIT RATHI GE 1080373
123 ASHUTOSH GE 5044421
124 BHAT GOUTAM MANJANATH GE 1001307
125 SHUBHANKAR SUMAN SINGH GE 5008326
126 AKULA MANEESH SATYA PRAKASH GE 6014163
127 VEMURI RAHUL GE 6017105
128 TUSHAR MARDA GE 1096187
129 RAYALA BHARADWAJ GE 6047264
130 DEVANSH DALAL GE 7021073
131 MOHIT SINGH SOLANKI GE 4051224
132 ADITYA MODI GE 1096057
135 CHAKILAM SRIKAR RAJ GE 6032277
136 MEGHA GUPTA GE 1033095
137 VARAKANTHAM BHARGAV REDDY GE 6014337
138 MUKKERASAIKRISHNAKETHAN OBC 6038028
139 GURRAM LOKESH GE 6081337
140 SUMAN SHEKHAR GE 3109180
141 KAVITI SAI SAURAB OBC 6022427
142 VENKATA GANGADHAR KANCHU OBC 6082534
143 ARAVETI SAI CHAKRADHAR GE 2105155
144 AJAY SHARMA GE 1090237
145 PRANAV RAVINDRA MANERIKER GE 1044335
146 SIDDARTH KAMLESH JAIN GE 1107246
147 HARSHIT AGRAWAL GE 1102214
148 JAIKISHAN RUPANI GE 1079151
149 GANESH AJJANAGADDE GE 6093195
150 ARPIT SHRIVASTAVA GE 1050148
151 GORLA VINEETH GE 5002415
152 UTKARSH DILIP PHIRKE OBC 1114345
153 UTSAV SINHA GE 5050014
154 RAKESH RANJAN NAYAK OBC 5099351
155 SHUBHAM AGRAWAL GE 1123064
156 NITIN AGARWAL GE 1020425
157 GOLLAPALLI NAGA SATHIRAJU GE 6034452
158 DHIRAJ AGARWAL GE 1109137
159 MOHAMMAD HAFEEZUL RAHMAN OBCM 6037448
160 ROHIT PRUTHI GE 7035108
161 BOMMISETTY SHASHANK OBC 6074075
162 AVIBHAV SHARMA GE 2098446
163 KOGANTI RAMA CHANDRA PRASAD GE 6039411
164 AASHISH NAGPAL GE 7056379
165 VASU SHARMA GE 2033277
166 PASHAM VAMSHIDHAR REDDY GE 6037122
167 HARDIK BANSAL GE 1114027
168 TARUN KOTA GE 6039099
169 ADITYA BHUTRA GE 5130474
170 ROHIT KUMAR GUPTA GE 1121030
171 PEEYUSH AGARWAL GE 1097362
172 DIVYANSHU MUND GE 1122079
173 ANANT JAIKRAY GE 1050091
174 RALEGANKAR PRANJAL PURNANAND GE 1091268
175 ROUNAK PODDAR GE 5132293
176 ARJUN SINGH CHAUHAN GE 1005021
177 B V S UJWAL GE 2008108
178 ANSHUL BAWA GE 7068173
179 SHIVESHWARKAR CHARUHAS WAMAN GE 1075312
180 POTNURU VEDAVYAS GE 6042173
181 KHANDELWAL KANISHKA MANOJ GE 1026135
182 MUDULKAR SAI KIRAN OBC 6039559
183 VIPIN S GE 6108108
184 MANOHAR KUMAR OBC 5044020
185 CHUNDI PAVAN KUMAR GE 6017549
186 ISHAAN BATTA GE 2029451
187 SUMAN SOURABH OBC 4013593
187 SAURAV KUMAR GE 5043211
189 PAI SAGUN GURUDAS GE 1031285
190 KHADKE ASHWIN RAJENDRA GE 1076084
191 KRISHNAN R GE 6139028
192 KARAN BANSAL GE 1079182
193 SUNKARA DEVI RAJ GE 6035089
194 SANJAY GANAPATHY GE 6137257
195 RAJAT KUMAR PANDA GE 5093485
196 GARVIT PAHAL GE 1105337
197 GADE VAMSHI KUMAR REDDY GE 6034587
198 AYUSH JAIN GE 2015132
199 SURE MANOJ KUMAR GE 5002453
200 GAGAN MAKHIJA GE 4001196
201 SAURABH NAKRA GE 2119088
202 GUDDETI YESWANTH REDDY GE 6021571
203 ABHISHEK SHARMA GE 4098403
204 RAJAT THAKUR GE 7003340
205 DHONDI PRANAY OBC 6018032
206 TAPAS JAIN GE 2047144
207 M PRATHYUSHA GE 6018451
208 DIVAY BHUTANI GE 2039431
209 PANDYA PARTH NIKHIL GE 1036135
210 AKSHAT BHATNAGAR GE 2109086
211 JAGRITI SINGH GE 7119153
212 CHIRAG KATARIA GE 2100185
213 VINEET PURSWANI GE 1124120
214 SANIL JAIN GE 2036213
215 SOTTANY KASHISH VIJAY GE 1040414
216 BOREDDY NIKETH REDDY GE 6032313
217 A AJAY KRISHNA GE 6145433
218 ANJALI RAI GE 2110392
219 ANAND PANDEY GE 6157089
220 CHIRAG BANSAL GE 7033078
221 JAINESH DOSHI GE 1037335
222 AASHISH GARG GE 7004168
222 GORISH AGGARWAL GE 7014392
224 OJAS APOORVA KANHERE GE 1003571
225 KOTA MAHINDAR ANANDAKUMAR OBC 6064312
226 G ROSHAN LAL GE 1046368
227 KUSHAAGRA GOYAL GE 2020288
228 MUTHAL PURUSHOTTAM ABHAY GE 1098024
229 E RAVI CHANDER OBC 6008152
230 AMAN GOUR OBC 4010365
230 SATVIK GUPTA GE 2078196
232 RATNESH JAMIDAR GE 2118111
233 PRATIK PIYUSH PANCHAL GE 1033180
234 VARUN SUNIL BHAVE GE 1041085
235 RAMAN GOYAL GE 7070074
236 PATEL DHRUVIN UDAYAN GE 1008240
237 KAMICHETTY NAGA VARUN GE 6018364
238 JULURI VINAY BABU GE 6047491
239 KHUSHBOO GUPTA GE 7071010
240 HEMANT KARASALA GE 6047286
241 BOKKA SAI SRIDHAR DHANUSH GE 6046098
242 CHIRAG GUPTA GE 1034340
243 KOTA VENKATA DINESH OBC 6013209
244 ABHISHEK GOEL GE 1113390
245 SUCHAKRA KUMAR SAH GE 1019341
246 SHISHIR MATHUR GE 1036368
247 ANAND KALVIT GE 1111337
248 R ASHWIN GE 6137327
249 HAREN SAGA OBC 6064200
250 ANUSHA CHOWDHURY GE 5134355
251 RAUNAK SHAMNANI GE 1081132
252 BONTHU SUMANTH GE 6025600
253 KAKARAPARTHY GNAN DEEP RATHAN GE 6072399
254 VIVEKA KULHARIA GE 1081246
255 MADUPU AKHIL SURYA VAMSHI OBC 6038239
256 ANKITA PASRICHA GE 2025363
257 AKHIL SHETTY GE 1036309
258 KOTTAM AKHILESHWAR REDDY GE 6077222
259 THURAKA VEDA SAMHITH REDDY GE 6041374
260 YASH UPADHYAY GE 2100389
261 SHAH PRITESH DINESHBHAI GE 1018398
262 RISHAV PATI GE 5098022
263 SHUBHANGEE VERMA OBC 4097168
264 SHARAD C MIRANI GE 1004145
265 KUMAR GAURAV GE 5039249
266 PESEKE ANUSHA GE 6023302
267 ARNAB GHOSH GE 5059312
268 CHIRAG AGRAWAL GE 1014470
268 GOPALAM JAHNAVI GE 6008212
270 SACHIT TANDON GE 2001347
271 BHAT YASH MANJUNATH GE 1032116
272 SAPTARSHI GAN GE 2074257
273 AVINASH BHAWNANI GE 1109097
274 MEET PATEL GE 1013090
274 MASARE AKSHAY SUNIL GE 1082258
276 ABHILASH KUMAR GE 5044128
277 TIDKE KARTIK RAJKUMAR OBC 1054446
278 VASU SHARMA GE 2024236
279 MENTA SANDEEP GE 6038491
280 ABHIMANYU JAIN ASATI GE 4032434
281 PUTTA SUDEEP RAJA GE 6048081
282 GIRISH CHANDANI GE 2109177
283 SHUBHAM SINGHAL GE 1103103
283 SRINATH MANDAVA GE 6080241
285 SHOBHIT ZAKHMI GE 7068138
286 PIYUSH SHARMA GE 5036631
287 NIKLESH LALWANI GE 1082180
288 CHINTALA BHARATH KUMAR REDDY GE 6075454
289 JASEEM UMAR M OBC 6112333
290 SHIROLKAR ANURAG RAJESH OBC 1034113
291 TAPAN CHUGH GE 2042301
292 HIMANK AJMERA GE 1123055
293 VINAYAK GOYAL GE 1098032
294 VANSH PAHWA GE 2036362
295 PRAKHAR JAIN GE 4093048
296 SHUBHAM ATREJA GE 7020416
297 AKSHAY GUPTA GE 1121261
298 T R SRIRAM GE 6145201
299 KRISHAN MITTAL GE 1112304
300 SHASHANK GANGRADE GE 4011135
301 SNEHA DILIP GOENKA GE 1081088
302 N CHAITANYA GE 6011108
303 BARHATE SANKET SANJAY OBC 1068093
304 VIKAS GARG GE 1103202
305 GEETHIK NARAYANA KAMINENI GE 6070178
306 AVANI TANNA GE 1003002
307 JAYESH BAGERIYA SC 2106063
308 AARSHEE MISHRA GE 1082184
309 RITVIK SRIVASTAVA GE 5042168
310 KARUMURI SRI HARSHA GE 6022343
311 T CHANDRAHAS GE 6039067
312 KOVVURI LOVA SRI KOUTILYA VARMA GE 6066398
313 ARKANATH PATHAK GE 2055522
314 KANNEGANTI SAI SRI CHAKRADATTA GE 6023185
315 ASEEM PATNI GE 1004101
316 ANUBHAV KHANDELWAL GE 2039054
317 KAMINENI ANIRUDH GE 6013068
318 GUNDU PAVAN KUMAR GE 5017035
319 VAIBHAV OJHA GE 2138211
320 UJJWAL BAHARE GE 4101301
321 CHINMAYEE PANIGRAHI GE 5016122
322 YARAMALA KIRAN SC 6008558
323 ANIKET DAMLE GE 1049064
324 AAYUSH SINGHAL GE 1108392
325 GULVE RAHUL VASANT GE 1073250
326 VIDHEM CHHABRA GE 7071016
327 VIVEK SANGWAN GE 1118144
328 PASAD ANKITA JITESH GE 1052021
329 G V ABHINAV OBC 6031095
330 UTKARSH SHARMA GE 2051448
331 SIDDHANT RAJAGOPALAN GE 1031219
332 SANYAM AGARWAL GE 2062394
333 NAREDDY KARTHEEK KUMAR REDDY GE 6081135
334 HARSHA GURNANI GE 1051451
335 APURVA GUPTA GE 4014185
336 JATIN TIWARI GE 4014177
337 DIKSHANT AGARWAL GE 1096158
338 GONDIMALLA ASHISH GE 6014077
339 NITISH KUMAR GE 1111068
340 LINGINENI TARUN BHASKER GE 6071004
341 PANSE AMEYA CHETAN GE 1037381
342 RAHUL SONI GE 2109107
343 ALAN JOHN MANIAMKOT GE 6146351
344 SAKSHI GUPTA GE 2020415
345 SIMHACHALAM VENKAT ASHISH KUMAR OBC 6021275
346 ADARSH A TADIMARI GE 6145508
347 PATEL ATISHKUMAR GE 2035080
348 AGARWAL MAYUR JITENDRA GE 1047123
349 SHUBHAM PATEL OBC 4029048
350 CHAITANYA DEEP MOTURI GE 6042429
351 PATEL AAKASH NARESHKUMAR GE 1023142
351 ATISHAY JAIN GE 1050251
353 ANKESH KUMAR PANDEY GE 5044011
354 AAKASH RAJWANI GE 1048418
355 SOMESH AGARWAL GE 2052103
356 SHUBHAM KHANDELWAL GE 1080032
357 SHUBHAM KUMAR SHARMA GE 1130175
358 PRATEEK CHANDAN OBC 5040325
359 AVANTSA NAGA RAJITHA GE 6028101
360 AKASH VERMA GE 2033484
361 MOHIT KUMAR GOYAL GE 5054015
361 GUNDAPUNENI MIDHUN GE 6030356
363 BAHETI ASHUTOSH SUSHIL GE 1049405
364 PRAMESH GUPTA GE 5020280
365 ASHISH GOYAL GE 4023380
366 AKSHAY SANJAY GADRE GE 1074430
366 PRASHANT CHAWLA GE 7008183
368 PACHIPALA BALAJI VISHAL SC 6019114
369 DEEPAK DILIPKUMAR GE 6090189
370 DUDDUKUNTA VENKATA SAICHARAN REDDY GE 6029216
371 DOMMETI VINAY CHANDRA OBC 6033234
372 BAVISETTI V V S NAGA SURESH GE 6028404
373 ARPIT AGARWAL GE 4020068
374 ANURAG OBC 4128002
375 ASHRITH REDDY GE 1047314
376 EDA CHAITHANYA GE 6027421
377 PATIL ASHLESHA HARSHADIP GE 1068237
378 PALASH NAG GE 2071270
379 TANIKELLA TEJASWI GE 6013286
380 SAMIR SUHAS OTIV GE 1051001
381 SOUMYABRATA PAL GE 5120309
382 VATSALYA CHAUHAN GE 1082176
383 ROOPAK SHARMA GE 2150036
384 SRIKANTH PRABALA GE 6073125
385 UTKARSH SHARMA GE 5033164
386 AARUSHI ARORA GE 2082174
387 AVI SINGH GE 1081170
388 KUSH MOTWANI GE 1047480
389 DIKSHANT JANAAWA GE 7030265
390 ISH KUMAR JAIN GE 1080169
391 ANKIT PENSIA GE 1082004
392 ANKIT KUMAR GUPTA GE 1094133
393 SIDHANT PRAKASH KHATRI GE 1035331
394 VINEET SHARMA GE 2034032
395 JADE SHARDUL DILIP GE 1026125
396 MAYANK SARASWAT GE 2136377
397 GAURAV SHARMA GE 5044303
398 BODDU NAGA SAI AKSHAY VEER OBC 6033173
399 RAHUL GURNANI GE 1112372
400 PARAS MISHRA GE 1088314
401 RAHUL MITTAL GE 7071461
402 KSHITIJ JAIN GE 2008005
403 ISHA GOYAL GE 1123360
404 SHAH VAIBHAV DIPAK BHAVNA GE 1047354
405 SWAPNIL JAIN GE 4105191
406 SHEHZAD HATHI GE 1002007
407 KAVALA DEVI PRASANTH OBC 6079089
408 SHAILENDRA AGRAWAL GE 4092037
409 RISHABH JAYLESH SOLANKI GE 1037006
410 SAGAR ROHIRA GE 4020400
411 DEEPENDRA PATEL OBC 4019240
411 AYUSH SEKHARI GE 2081131
413 ABHISHEK OBC 2046272
414 SHUBHAM JAIN GE 1106476
415 TANMOY BHUNIA GE 4033098
416 JIVANI KARTIK NAGJIBHAI GE 1022364
417 SHREYASH PANDEY GE 5064125
418 SHREY GULATI GE 2034162
419 SUMIT GOSWAMI GE 2035199
420 KUMAR ABHISHEK GE 1115126
421 EKANSH GUPTA GE 1101338
422 DHRUV SINGAL GE 2022398
423 ADITYA PRIYADARSHI GE 5064152
424 SWAPNIL AGRAWAL GE 7127449
425 LALIT DAHIYA GE 2037168
426 NISHKARSH SHASTRI GE 4014444
427 DHANANJAY GOEL GE 2062145
428 SHRESHTHA MUNDRA GE 2100223
429 PALASH MITTAL GE 1094131
430 M SAMHEETH MATHUR GOUD OBC 6024506
431 ABHILASH PARASHAR GE 7093421
432 AMAN KUMAR KEDIA GE 5041455
433 DIVYANSHU SHARMA GE 2008023
434 PRAKASH VISHNOI GE 4138238
435 KORADA SATYA SAI KARTHIK GE 5007400
436 SIDHANT GOYAL GE 2089306
437 KHUSHBU GUPTA GE 1094046
438 RAHUL SHARMA GE 2056382
439 JITENDER GE 7026299
440 VAIBHAV GARG GE 1093475
441 PRAHLAD KUMAR GE 6048118
442 SHRUTI JAIN GE 1109150
443 GAJULAPALLI VENKATA RAMANAKANTH RE GE 6045302
444 ROHIT AGRAWAL GE 5034356
445 SHIVAM SACHDEVA GE 7054266
446 ADARSH JAIN GE 1105048
447 BINU GEORGE GE 6106242
448 BELLAM VENKATA PAVAN KUMAR GE 6038231
449 J P SAGAR GE 6068162
450 KATTA VIKAS REDDY GE 6030148
451 SHAH SAPAN KALPESHKUMAR GE 1022391
452 KISHLAY KUSHWAHA OBC 7133153
453 PRAWAAL KUMAR PANDEY GE 4032118
454 SANIDHYA GUPTA GE 1105313
455 TANAMALA SWETHA GE 6053133
456 VISHAL TANEJA GE 1114220
457 VED PRAKASH TIWARI GE 3052081
458 S SAIRAM GE 1051076
459 AMAN KHARB GE 2050130
460 PRIYAM AGARWAL GE 7098274
461 MITALI SANJAY BAFNA GE 1076296
462 VIBHOR AGNIHOTRI GE 1121115
463 PRASHAM JAIN GE 2017263
464 KUSHAGRA GUPTA GE 1119163
465 SASWAT GUPTA GE 2006275
466 KANHAIYA BHARDWAJ GE 2069304
467 KESHAV GOEL GE 2046260
468 TANUSHREE GUPTA GE 1080213
469 RAHUL SINGH SIKARWAR GE 4006138
470 DHEERENDRA SINGH RATHOR OBC 4022543
471 KARTIK SINGH GE 2101098
472 HARSH VARDHAN CHHANGANI GE 1124131
473 TARUN UPADHYAY GE 2139040
474 CHAHAT BAJPAI GE 4019345
475 YASH BANWANI GE 4021243
476 KRISHNA CHAITANYA GOGINENI GE 6068278
477 P SHRAVAN OBC 6038570
478 PRANJAL PANDEY GE 4111397
479 SHUBHAM JINDAL GE 6015094
480 PRAYAS JAIN GE 1117324
481 SAILESH B GE 6143280
482 GYAYAK JAIN GE 2103239
483 MEKA GAYATHRI GE 6015360
484 PIYUSH SAHOO GE 5042290
485 KULKARNI BHUSHAN SANJAY GE 1069396
486 SAURABH BHADADA GE 1097069
487 ANUJ KUMAR RAI GE 1083238
488 BHALEKAR VAIBHAV MAHADEV OBC 1031134
489 JITENDER SINGH SHEKHAWAT GE 1091133
490 TRIVENI MAHATHA GE 5043136
491 MRADUL DHAKAR GE 2140177
492 ANADI CHAMAN GE 2091267
493 KOILADA HARISH OBC 5002555
494 KSHITIJ MISHRA GE 2086188
495 ARPIT AGARWAL GE 4024402
496 ARJUN SINGH BHADAURIYA GE 4022722
497 PARSI ANIL KUMAR GE 6024341
498 BOTCHA PRITHVI RAJ OBC 5010109
499 MOHIT JANGID OBC 1123224
500 AASHISH ARORA GE 7110445
501 ACHOLU PRANEETH KUMAR REDDY GE 6021331
502 GOVIND K GE 6125140
503 PRASOON CHATURVEDI GE 1088304
504 P ARUN GE 1114034
505 SRIRAM VASUDEVAN GE 6017514
506 NISHANT KUMAR SUNNY OBC 5043417
507 SIDDHARTH SINGH DANGI GE 5029123
508 GAGANDEEP SINGH JOSSAN GE 7063049
509 HARSHIT KHURANA GE 7020064
510 ANAND BARMAN GE 1111011
511 ALANKRITA BHATT GE 1116361
512 BHARAT GAIND GE 7017225
513 ABHISHEK KANDOI GE 2040473
514 SABYASACHEE BARUAH GE 3006321
515 DEEPAK KUMAR SINGLA GE 7033105
516 ANIKET AASHISH DESHMUKH GE 1042043
517 VAIBHAV BARNWAL GE 5054307
518 MANISH SHAILESH GOREGAOKAR GE 1041377
519 SHASHI PRAKASH GE 5081443
520 PUNIT KHANNA GE 2106150
521 ANJALI SINGH GE 2089109
522 KARNATY ROHIT REDDY GE 6027313
523 ARPIT AGARWAL GE 1110117
524 PARVEZSH AHAMED HMS OBC 6137244
525 AKSHAY SHARMA GE 2138021
526 HEMDEEP PADALIA GE 1004298
527 KARANAM ARAVIND RAO GE 6047208
528 KANCHOJU KRISHNA PRASAD OBC 6003301
529 KRUTIKA SUNIL PATIL GE 1028390
530 SAURABH AGGARWAL GE 7056371
531 ANSHUMAN MITRA GE 6029070
532 DURGESH HATHIYANI GE 1091108
533 AKSHAY JAIN GE 2126322
534 JISHNU DEY GE 5084121
535 AJIL JALAL GE 6089394
536 RISHI GUPTA GE 4024207
537 VIVEK KUMAR GUPTA GE 7012298
538 PRANAV KUMAR GE 4063351
539 VENNELAGANTI SAIGOPAL GE 6052086
539 S SIDDHARTH GE 6145039
541 V SARATH KUMAR OBC 6004394
542 JOSHI CHAITANYA SATISH GE 1032016
543 SATYA KAUSHIK GARIKIPATI GE 6013569
544 ANAND KUMAR GE 3052358
545 ANKIT GE 2067394
546 KANAV GUPTA GE 7064244
547 NIKHIL RASTOGI GE 2051227
548 ROHAN RAJIV SAXENA GE 2071209
548 HIMANSHU LUNAWAT GE 4027179
548 KAMJULA SAI MANOJ REDDY GE 6038410
548 R RANJAN GE 6143524
552 ANKIT GOYAL GE 5041030
553 JAY PANDYA GE 1118149
554 THAKURDESAI NIRANJAN DATTATREY GE 1039051
555 SAINGAR RISAVSINGH VIRENDRAKUMAR GE 1005489
556 GUPTA JIGAR MANOJKUMAR GE 1003073
557 PRIYANSHU HIMANSHU PRITI SHETH GE 1039308
558 SOUVIC CHAKRABORTY GE 5117091
559 P NANDHA KUMAR GE 6047566
560 SHAFEEQUL ISLAM GE 2147412
561 RAHUL BHARDWAJ GE 3013332
562 SHIVAM VERMA OBC 4147220
563 SHETH DEEP VIPUL GE 1048011
564 BANSOD NILESH SATISH GE 1059193
565 CHIRANSHU MUKESH AGARWAL GE 1048321
566 ABHISHEK TYAGI GE 4049148
567 VIPUL KUMAR RATHORE OBC 1115176
568 SAGAR HONNUNGAR GE 6091012
569 A VENKATA PAVAN SIDDARTHA ARVIND GE 6030036
570 AASTHA TRIPATHI GE 2107206
571 AAYUSH BANSAL GE 2079092
572 KARTIK MITTAL GE 2026245
573 PRANSHUL CHITRANSH GE 4100174
574 RAJPUT REVATI DEEPAKSINGH GE 1026156
575 RISHABH AGARWAL GE 1117221
576 SANJU AHUJA GE 2083107
577 SRIJAN GE 7002048
578 PENUGONDA CHANDRAKANTH REDDY GE 6034100
579 RAUNAK DHANIWALA GE 1092064
580 SHANTANU TEWARI GE 1112078
581 SAI SREESH VENUTURUMILLI GE 6034360
582 ABHAY AGARWAL GE 1106416
583 AYUSH RAKESH BAID GE 1014307
584 GOURI SHANKAR OBC 1166136
585 JAY A VORA GE 1036123
586 T D SAI SRAVAN REDDY GE 6069287
587 EDUNURI VISWANATH REDDY GE 6086474
588 THIRUKOVALLURU RAGHUVEER GE 6027172
589 SATHE PRATIK SUNIL GE 1068179
590 SUMAN KUMAR GE 5055268
591 VEDANT BHARDWAJ GE 2136240
592 SIDDHARTH NISHIKANT WAGHCHAVARE GE 1076115
593 GUBBA MANI RATNA GE 6009527
594 KOUSHIK CHATTOPADHYAY GE 1081283
595 BANDI CHARITHA GE 6015490
596 RAHUL GUPTA GE 1136333
597 VIDHYA RAMASWAMY GE 6089352
598 KABRA SHUBHAM KAMALKISHOR GE 1071176
599 ADITYA OMPRAKASH DESHMUKH GE 1072226
600 SILLA PAVAN SANTOSH KUMAR GE 6071237
601 ABHIRAM G OBC 6141066
602 TAMIL ARASU S OBC 6150292
603 HIMANSHU GANGWAR OBC 7089207
604 MAKINENI PRAVEEN KUMAR GE 6075471
605 RAHUL GAUR GE 7095307
606 VINEET KUMAR GE 7020014
629 K REVANTH KUMAR REDDY GE 6026540
630 JASVIR SINGH VIRDI GE 2069198
631 SHUBHAM GOYAL GE 1046003
632 PRANAV VYAS GE 2138366
633 AAYUSH BARANWAL GE 7100426
634 HARDIK SONI GE 4031328
635 DEEPALI JAIN GE 2025157
636 AMAN GUPTA GE 4045368
637 ASTUTI SHARMA GE 1091257
638 MANDALA SRINIVAS REDDY GE 6084465
639 ABHISHEK MANDAL GE 5133457
640 DIVYANSH SINGH OBC 1108330
641 TEJASWIN P GE 6137424
642 VIKAS MEENA ST 1117005
643 ADITYA VAMSIKRISHNA MANDALIKA GE 6029260
644 SUNNY DHAMNANI GE 2116044
645 CHEREDDY BHARGAV GE 6025102
646 JANTRE SANKET RAJENDRA OBC 1118074
647 ADDAGATLA MANIKANTA OBC 6030315
648 PRAVENDRA SINGH RATHORE GE 2131224
649 JANNU SUDHAKAR GE 6019583
650 SARNAB BHATTACHARYA GE 5141109
651 S MOHANA PRASAD OBC 6141175
652 CHANDER G GE 6148376
653 AYUSH KHANDELWAL GE 2136172
654 MAMBAKAM AKSHAY GE 6008245
655 DEEPAK SHARMA GE 4022208
656 SUJAY CHOUBEY GE 3067264
657 GUNGI ADITHYA GE 6042330
658 MOHIT AGRAWAL GE 1101384
659 BHAVIK RASYARA GE 1041190
660 MISTRY DIVYESH ASHWIN GE 1036054
661 ASHISH JETHWANI GE 2102397
662 PALTERU GIRISH GE 5004188
663 SHUBHAM RAI OBCM 4028280
664 DEEPAK MIGLANI GE 1088103
665 SACHIN YADAV OBC 2086174
666 AAKASH KUMAR OBC 5049113
667 SHUBHAM SAXENA GE 1005488
668 ABHISHEK PAUL GE 7103188
669 JABBIREDDY SUSMIJA REDDY GE 6034551
670 PRAKHAR SINHA GE 5086052
671 BISWAJIT PARIA GE 5123244
672 SHUBHANKAR GUPTA GE 2116334
673 ATUL SUBHASH KEDIA GE 1036032
674 SOURYA KAKARLA GE 6039252
675 NASIRUDDIN AHMAD GE 2054364
676 AROON K GE 2009291
677 SHAH BHOUMIK DEEPAKKUMAR GE 1040397
678 MARRI NIKHIL GE 6062321
679 AMIT KUMAR RAGHUWANSHI GE 2108502
680 MILAN AGGARWAL GE 2040031
681 M VINODH KUMAR GE 6055153
682 ISHU GOYAL GE 4064084
683 MUKUND TIBREWAL GE 4130044
684 ANINDYA CHAKRAVARTI GE 2103362
685 ANCHIT VIDYUT NAVELKAR GE 1044187
686 MUTHYALA PAUL PRAMOD GE 6072241
687 PATURI VARUN CHOWDHARY GE 6013471
688 ARUN KRISHNADAS GE 6145512
689 SHUBHAM BHARTIYA GE 1034383
690 DEEKSHA SINGHAL GE 4047157
691 ABHIJEET AWASTHI GE 2098323
692 TATA RADHAKRISHNA OBC 6029331
693 DUPPADA VENKATESH SC 5004054
694 PRANAV TIWARI GE 1102258
695 ABHISHEK GUPTA GE 1104198
696 ANKUR KAUSHIK GE 1093047
697 ASHUTOSH RANJAN GE 3096229
698 PURANDARE CHINMAY SUDHIR GE 1074254
699 LEKKALA DILEEP KUMAR OBC 5010126
699 UTPAL GE 5042217
701 AGNEYA SUNIL LOYA GE 1070433
702 ANKUR GARG GE 7010244
703 CHIRAG INDRAJIT JHA GE 1042544
704 K PAVANA SIDDHARTHA GE 6023342
705 MEGHANA AGRAWAL GE 1111239
706 SHIVAM SINGHAL GE 4103467
707 PRASHANT JAIN GE 2119199
708 RAJNISH AGGARWAL GE 7067348
709 NIKHIL KEDIA GE 3043197
710 PRAKASH GUPTA GE 2119039
711 SAHIL VERMA GE 2034367
712 SHRAVAN LAXMIKANT SHETTY GE 1035033
713 KAMUNI RAJA MOKSHAGNA KRISHNA GE 6026269
714 YASH KUMAR GE 2054274
715 AMAN JAKHAR GE 7097201
716 MADHAV TAPARIA GE 2014241
717 MIRYALA ROHITH KUMAR OBC 6065013
718 SHIVAM CHOUBEY GE 2100559
719 ARITRA BERA GE 5118376
720 ABHISHEK MISHRA GE 5100111
721 PUSHAPJEET SINGH GE 7054537
722 SIDDHARTH TRIPATHI GE 4107208
723 KATTA MAHESH GE 6085401
724 ANKIT SINGH GE 1107173
725 JAYANTHI SAI RAM PRAKASH GE 6070286
726 SHYLA GANGWAR GE 4012532
727 GAGAN GOEL GE 2057519
728 MALUCHURU SAI DINESH REDDY GE 6051117
729 AYAN CHAKRABORTY GE 5121175
730 AJINKYA BAGAIT GE 2111143
731 SAMEEKSHA KHILLAN GE 7005350
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975 PARIDHI AGRAWAL GE 4007137
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977 SANTOSH NAIN OBC 1175189
978 CHUKKA BHARGAV OBC 5010140
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981 JAY KAILASH DIXIT GE 1014177
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984 MANGLANI DHARMESH SUNILKUMAR GE 1003478
986 RUSHAP KHAZANCHI GE 2081404
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988 ANUPAM DIXIT GE 4031144
989 SACHIN BANSAL GE 7027283
990 VELUGOTI VENKATA SAI BABA REDDY GE 6072322
991 VICKI ANAND OBC 3034184
992 UBHAY KUMAR GE 2033367
993 AKSHAT AGARWAL GE 1106090
994 KURUKUNDA VENKATA NEEHAR GE 6014522
995 ABHINAV BAJPAI GE 4024288
996 TUSHAR SHARMA GE 2009058
997 MANMOHAN GE 7029089
998 SHANTANU SINGH GE 4146278
999 ASIF AHMED SARDAR GE 5130180
1000 SACHIN NAYAK GE 6097448 

IIT-JEE 2012 results

As eager you are for the results as i am here to calculate the accuracy of my rank prediction here on this blog.
So it's not too late this year and that too when everybody has got their marks with the ORS sheet ,will cause more fun and excitement this year .
The results are going to be announced on 18th may 2012.

IIT-JEE future will be decided on 28th May

The logjam over merging IIT-Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) with the single entrance for all engineering courses continues as the IIT Council meeting held to discuss the modalities ended without anyconclusive outcome on Saturday.

During the meeting, between IIT directors and the Human Resource Development ministry, it is learnt that the senates of six IITs (Mumbai, Delhi, Kharagapur, Chennai, Kanpur, Roorkee) clearly expressed their disagreement with the ministry’s proposal of including IIT in the single Common Entrance Test (CET). The senate of IIT Guwahati was the only one which agreed with the proposal.

There was a general feeling among the Senates that the proposed CET can be used as a filter to screen students and thereafter the IITs can conduct one more test to select from the pool of the merit list. In fact, IIT Kharagpur Senate even suggested that instead of going in haste, the premier engineering institutes should first examine how the CET goes on for the first two years as a selection procedure before adopting it.

The MHRD and Councils of IIT and NIT will now hold a joint meeting on May 28 to take a final call on this.

The CET, which is expected to begin from 2013-14, will also club the IIT-JEE along with entrance test for all engineering colleges under central government.

The All-India IIT Faculty Federation along with IIT Delhi, Kanpur and Mumbai, have openly expressed their reservation against the CET fearing that it may dilute the brand of country’s premier engineering institutes, and suggested various changes in the format proposed by the government.

BitSat vs IIT -JEE student -to-seat ratio

Cracking the IIT-JEE may be top priority for most students, but the BITSAT is now the most competitive of all national engineering entrance exams in the country. An average of 68 students will compete for a seat in this year's BITSAT, the online test for admission into degree courses at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, which starts on May 10. In comparison, only 54 students contested for a seat at the IIT-JEE 2012.

Based on number of applications received, 1.36 lakh students are expected to take the BITSAT-2012 for admission to a total of 2,000 seats at the institute's campuses in Pilani, Hyderabad and Goa. The exam will be conducted in 32 centres across the country between May 10 and June 9, 2012. On the other hand, 5.2 lakh students took the IIT-JEE 2012 on April 8 to be eligible for 9,600 seats in the 15 Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), the Institute of Technology at Banaras Hindu University (IT-BHU) and the Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad.

The VITEEE, which was conducted on April 21 for admission into deemed university Vellore Institute of Technology, follows the IITs with 48 students competing for one seat. The exam was taken by about 1.5 lakh students across India for admission to 3,100 seats. "VIT sees the largest number of applicants among deemed universities because of its placement record, especially in the IT sector," said Jayaprakash Gandhi, an education consultant.

Next comes the All India Engineering Entrance Exam (AIEEE), which was taken by 11 lakh students this year for admission into approximately 35,000 seats in the 31 National Institutes of Technology (NIT). The AIEEE score is also used by approximately 50 other private and government engineering institutions across the country, many of which have a majority of seats reserved for students of the home state and admit them by conducting their own regional common entrance tests. On an average, 31 students compete for one seat with the AIEEE score.

AIEEE is followed by some more private and deemed universities such as Manipal and SRM which have grown in popularity over the last few years, especially because of their superior infrastructure. Manipal recorded 27 applicants per seat this year followed by SRM with a ratio of 22 per seat.

Fewer seats gives BITS edge

Educationists say it is the increase in intake at IITs that has lowered its student-to-seat ratio, putting it behind BITS. In 2008, six new IITs were established and several courses added, which took total number of seats from approximately 5,500 to 7,000. Two more IITs were added in 2009 and the number of seats went up to 8,200. Introduction of newer courses and an increase in the number of seats has taken the number of seats to 9,600 in 2011-2012.

In comparison, numbers of seats at BITS have remained constant at 2000, making it more competitive. "The BITSAT has been growing in popularity among students since it was introduced in 2005. Over the last 2-3 years, number of applicants has increased enough to make the exam more competitive than the IIT-JEE," says S Mohan, associate dean of admissions at BITS. The institute, founded in 1964, used to admit students based on their class 12 marks before 2005. Since 2007, students are not allowed to take the IIT-JEE more than twice, slowing down the growth rate in the number of applicants. While 3.2 lakh students took the exam in 2008, 3.95 lakh took it in 2009, 4.72 lakh took it in 2010 and 4.8 lakh took it in 2011. This year, BITSAT lowered its eligibility criteria from 80% to 75% in the board exams making more students eligible. "We found that a lot of students were getting left out due to the high qualifying percentage," says Mohan.

Over the last five years, number of students applying to the BITSAT has increased steadily from around 88,000 in 2007 to 1.23 lakh in 2011 and 1.36 lakh in 2012.The BITSAT is also completely based on the NCERT school syllabus which makes it more popular, especially among CBSE school students. 'We discourage aspiring students from taking extra coaching for the exams and students who prepare well for their class 12 boards can do well in the BITSAT," says Mohan. Students also need to obtain a minimum average of 75% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Math in the board exam to qualify for a seat, the highest cut-off among all other engineering tests.

IIT-JEE showing the answer sheet

For the first time, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) will be displaying the Optical Response Sheets (ORS) of all candidates who wrote the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE)-2012 held on April 8. The ORS will be on display from May 5 to May 10 along with machine read responses and the marks scored. During these six days the candidates will be able to go through the evaluation done.

IIT-JEE rank prediction 2012

170-190 Rank - Above or near 6000.
190-210 Rank - Between 4500 - 6000
210-230 Rank - Between 2500 - 4500
230-260 Rank - Between 1500 - 2500
260-290 Rank - Between 500 - 1500
Above 290 - Between 1 - 500

Rest all of you ,prepare for next year .
These ar just prediction , it has no resemblance with the reality in case some change has occured due to variation in stats.
Thankyou.

IIT-JEE Rank prediction 2012

As the paper was conceptual as well as lengthy so cut off will not vary much .
First paper was very lengthy and second was full of concept and theory.
So, According to the present analysis of paper cutoff must be between 170- 185 , not more than that .
Rank prediction will be done soon here on this blog only, so stay updated.

IIT-JEE coaching leverage

BHUBANESWAR: With medical and engineering entrance examinations round the corner, coaching centres in the city are luring students with several new schemes.

With course studies for the exams over, most coaching centres are now offering practice test series (PTS), both online and offline. While the PTS in two prominent coaching centres in Satyanagar began earlier this week, it is set to begin next week for most others. Besides offering the mock tests to their enrolled students who received coaching round the year, the tutorials are also offering the test to other students.

"The test is open for all. We are charging a nominal fee of Rs 8,000 for 15 tests," said coordinator of a coaching centre.

A new company in Bhubaneswar on Sunday announced the launch of an online test series for All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) and IIT Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) for a cost of Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000.

"Since the real time tests have become online, the online mock tests will help acclimatize the aspirants for the big day," a representative of the company said. AIEEE is compulsorily online for 22 cities, including Bhubaneswar. Students who have never appeared for any online test and do not have any exposure of working on a web-based platform face considerable challenges while taking a time-bound test.

"Our tests will be of great help to such students," he said.

The centres claim their test series mimic the real one. "Till the preliminary All India Pre-Medical Entrance Test (AIPMT) on April 1, our tests will be on the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) pattern. After April 1, we will start an exclusive series for Odisha Joint Entrance Examination," said a chemistry teacher at a coaching centre.

An estimated 80,000 students have been receiving coaching from three prominent centres in Satynagar area of the city. It is estimated another 30,000 students would join the test series at the centres.

Educationists, however, cautioned students not to fall in the trap of alluring advertising by these centres. "Deviation from fundamental study to question and answer based approach is not going to help students much," said S N Mohanty, principal of BJB Junior College.

Mohanty said the most important aspect of study should be fundamental understanding of the subjects. Other efforts at best could be complimentary, he said.

Dr R N Panda, principal of Institute of Higher Secondary Education, a Plus II college in the city, also expressed similar views. Though taking frequent tests can help students learn better time management, it is clarity about the fundamentals of the courses that is of paramount importance, he said.

"Without fundamental study, students won't be able to answer if the question is tweaked a little and would not help them crack highly competitive entrance tests such as those of IIT JEE and AIEEE," he said.

Panda said students who are to appear for Plus II examination this year should not fall prey to taking the test series by coaching centres. Instead they should concentrate on the Plus II examination, which they need to qualify with good scores to be eligible for various entrance examinations.

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Over 5 Lakh students appearing iit-jee 2012

MUMBAI: A little over 5 lakh candidates will sit for the upcoming edition of the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE), the test to join the 15 Indian Institutes of Technology.

The number of aspirants is up by 16,000 from the previous year when 4.86 lakh Class XII students took the exam. In 2010, the count of test takers was 4.56 lakh. Officers in all JEE offices, spread across the seven old IITs, said applications were still being scrutinized and the final tally of test takers is projected to be anywhere between 4.75 lakh and 5.02 lakh.

Yet, JEE 2012 has seen the smallest increase in applications in any two corresponding years. "We feel the number of aspirants applying to sit for the JEE is stabilizing. There was a sudden spurt in the applications when the eight new IITs started," said R V Shevgaonkar, IIT-Delhi director.

JEE 2012 will be held on April 8 and this will probably also be the last of the JEE as we know it.

The Bombay zone comprising Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Goa, Gujarat and north of Karnataka has topped the chart in the recent past with the largest pool of applications. But this year, Kanpur took pole position, followed by the Madras zone.

"Unlike the old days when most students applied from the metro-centric areas and from the upper middle class, we are now seeing a trend where, thanks to the proliferation of secondary schooling, there is a big upsurge in demand for quality education from students of middle or tier two cities," said Sanjay Dhande, IIT-Kanpur director. Clearly, he added, the rise in applications from the middle-India belt points to the demographic changes where a large young population resides.

Andhra Pradesh, that falls in the Madras zone, is home to a large number of coaching academies and has contributed to the increase in the number of JEE applications, said experts.

Officials at JEE offices said there has been a slight rise in the number of female candidates this year; since last year, there is no application fee for girls. "Otherwise, there isn't any big change in the number of reserved category students. Also, there will be no change in this year's paper pattern," added a JEE chairman.

For next year, the JEE will go by in the recommendations of a committee, headed by secretary of science and technology department T Ramaswamy, which emphasises the fact that Class XII scores must be factored in the overall JEE scores.

But whichever way the Ramaswamy report goes, IIT faculty believe that there is another crucial factor that is likely to alter the JEE: the composition of the candidates who sit for it. "With the implementation of the core science curriculum for all schools across the country, we are likely to see a large share of state board students from every corner of India to take the JEE.

Currently, the test is dominated by CBSE students," said an IIT director.

SAVE IIT JEE

As we all know that iit-jee exam is going in water very soon from 2013.We are here trying our best to save the exam by protesting against this heck because we know that engineers quality will get degraded after the new admission scheme has been launched so we should try to prevent this from happening JOIN HANDS here .

How can a politician decide the education system even if he is the education minister then too this right shoud not be given to him to change the rule just to give leverage to those who don't want to study rather ?

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How can anyone just getting passed with 90% by cramping things should be declared intelligent ??

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What about the labour and sacrifice we were doing till we were in the age of playing cricket,but we were preparing for the iit-jee ?

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Answer all these questions to Education minister here in this blog. 

SUPER 30 TO SUPER 50 BY ANAND KUMAR(BIHAR)

Mathematician Anand Kumar, who is well known for his Super 30 programme, will now step out of Patna and conduct written exams in other Hindi speaking states. Super 30 selects meritorious but poor students and prepares them for IIT-JEE exams, and this year the number of students to be selected has been increased to 50.

Speaking at the India Today Aspire Education Summit 2012 in Delhi last week, Anand said, "Due to the success of Super 30 programme, there was demand from various quarters to increase the intake of students and so it was decided that we would select more students through written exam to be conducted in April 2012 across 10 centres in the Hindi belt."

Every year Super 30 selects 30 extremely talented students who come from financially poor families but aspire to get into the IITs. Anand and his colleagues coach these students free of cost and guide them. Between 2003 and 2011, Anand and his team coached 270 students of whom 234 made it to various IITs across the country.

Anand said the exam centres would be in Delhi, Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Muzzaffarpur (Bihar), Kanpur, Lucknow, Banaras, Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradessh) and Rewari (Haryana). Apart from these centres, Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh and four to five other exam centers are also being considered.

To take the entrance exam, students have to pay Rs.50 for the entrance exam and download the form from the Super 30 website. The students who are selected will be prepared for the 2013 IIT-JEE exam. "These students would be coached for a year at Patna in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Accommodation would also be provide free of cost to the students," Anand said.
Informing about the way the students are prepared, Anand says that every day the students take one and half hour classes in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Classes are held six days a week with 5-6 tests being conducted every month. Anand's brother Pranav and mother Jayanti Devi look after the boarding and food for the students.

Anand and his colleagues coach other students in the evening to fund the Super 30 programme.

The world has acknowledged the success of Super 30. Anand's education model has been praised world over with Time ranking it among the top educational institutions of Asia.

Anand gives credit for the success to his students, "It is the students who put in the effort; most of the students study for 14 hours every day, therefore they should be credited for their success," he says.

Anand, who is now preparing his students for International Olympiads, says he wants to open schools that provide free education if state governments are willing to give land at concessional rates.

JEE BREAKING THE STRESS NOW

he decision of the Union human resources development ministry to push for replacing the IIT Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) and the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) with a common aptitude-cum-advanced knowledge test by 2013 is an innovative move. The two exams are currently the most important for engineering aspirants in the country.

While the JEE determines admission to the 15 premier IITs, the AIEEE secures admission to 30 National Institutes of Technology, four Indian Institutes of Information Technology and five Indian Institutes of Science Education & Research. However, there is a plethora of other exams that one must take to seek admission to those colleges not covered by the JEE or the AIEEE. As a result, an engineering aspirant invariably ends up taking three to five entrance tests during admission season.

It is precisely to mitigate this burden that the new common test has been designed. Divided into two parts - aptitude and an optional advanced section - the test along with class XII board results will determine admissions to all centrally funded engineering institutions. However, if the aim is to institute a system similar to the American SAT examination, individual colleges must have the freedom to determine how much weight each component should be given.

Contrary to this principle, the proposed admission formula mandates 60% weight for common test scores with board marks constituting the rest 40%. This is bound to create discrepancies as state boards across the country have hugely varying standards. If the proposed formula were to be adopted, each state board would try to outdo the others with liberal marking, setting off a race to the bottom.

Having said that, the overall push for a common entrance exam is welcome. The aptitude part of the common test could be used in disciplines other than engineering as well, while the advanced section could be tailored for different disciplines. The existing system of multiple entrance exams has encouraged cram pressure in higher education and created enormous stress for students.

Worse still, it has created a wide gap between school curricula and competitive exam syllabi that has aided the mushrooming of coaching centres throughout the country. This in turn has been one of the factors stymieing innovation in our institutes of higher learning, as evident in the poor quality of research output.

 That more than 2,500 students commit suicide every year due to exam-related stress is worrying. By focussing on aptitude and creativity, the common entrance test can alleviate student pressure while allowing colleges enough flexibility to determine their own admission criteria..

Windows 8 developer preview reviewed

Hi
I am definitely not going to put craps here by giving the specifications and technology used in windows 8 because you can get it anywhere on msdn articles (thousands are out there) just google it.
I m just reviewing it as general experience i had with my PC today.


It was though my worst day this year but then too enjoyed a lot in playing 'johny'(it's a integrated game in windows 8 developer preview) ,huh,,it doesn't mean that i have played just johny whole day rather i have tried new features .Man!! it has a fantastic interface,absolutely delicious,yummy. The start menu is so flexible there ,i mean you don't have to do anything like there in windows 7 like going to start menu and selecting the program or accessories or bla bla to switch over to the issue(i often use this word for programs) ,you just have to press the start menu write down there and new beautiful screen will appear containing your apps the applications you visited recently and storing the same sessions where you left it off.
Above was just the introduction of what i felt today .
Installation - With me it became trajedy and fun side by side because in an excitement i forgot to install it on virtual machine and uploaded or installed it on my main machine without caring about my document and still i am paying for that by trying to install the softwares and apps on my preview(the whole day was wonderfully hectic). It just asks for your WINDOWS LIVE ID during installation and if you don't have it then it makes one.
you need to log on to use this PC and this PC gets registered through your LIVE ID .

Usage - Restart the PC because if you don't then it crashes sometimes like hell.After restarting your PC you will get to see the screen as a background which you can change  later ,click on the bottim of that screen and you will get to see your main LOG ON page enter your password there(WINDOWS LIVE ID PASSWORD) and enter in a new world .Clicking on the start menu will lead you to tab view
where you can see your recent sessions and apps installed in your PC  such as VISUAL STUDIO 11 and .net framework 4.5.

IIM's Placement

AHMEDABAD: The Indian Institutes of Management are getting innovative with their placement process to beat recession. IIM-Indore has partnered with some placement consultancy firms to help 100-130 participants who might look for jobs at the end of placements.

Anmol Bhalla, coordinator (placement committee) IIM-Indore , said: "The idea is to get jobs in line with students' expectations, both in terms of profiles and salaries." As the number of regular recruiters is likely to drop this year, IIM-Kozhikode is allowing students to accept only one offer as compared to previous years when each student was spoilt for choice.

"Recruiters have definitely become more cautious," said G Sridhar , chairperson, placements, IIMKozhikode . "Many regular recruiters who previously hired in large numbers have decreased their hiring and many others have declined to participate in placements this year."

Similarly, IIM-Bangalore has tweaked its placement process this year. Placements 2012 at IIM-B will be held only on weekends, replacing the earlier process where placements were carried out for five days without a break. "Many more new sectors and areas have been added - like e-commerce , human resources, among others," aid Rajesh Aithal, chairperson, placements at IIMLucknow .

Atreyi Bose, member, student placement committee, IIM Ahmedabad , said: "We are reaching out to new companies and sectors which students have shown interest in joining." Companies are still sourcing for talent from campuses and are keen to be a part of the process , Bose added.

"While companies are more skeptical than they were in 2009, it is a good sign that they have not stopped hiring," Sridhar said. "It will take slightly longer than usual to place the entire batch this year."

Southampton B.E admission started

University of Southampton invites applications for its Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)/ Master of Engineering (MEng) in mechanical engineering undergraduate programme at its new Malaysia Campus in South Johor, starting in October.

Students meeting the entry criteria are eligible for a RM 4,000 scholarship each year. The deadline for applications is June 30. For details, visit www.southampton.edu.my/applicationform.

Attending schools and Getting into IIT

It has been a myth that bunking from the schools for getting prepared for the iit-jee will assure your selection but from this new plan published in my last post that 'IIT WILL INCLUDE 40% BOARD MARKS IN IT'S SELECTION CRITERIA' ,It will be necessary for the students to attend their schools properly.


NEW DELHI: Performing well in school will become more important for IIT aspirants from 2013. It's almost decided now that at least 40% weightage will be given to class XII marks for admission to the 15 IITs as well as other engineering institutes in the country.

No wonder schools are elated. Calling it a step in the right direction, principals say the new policy will make sure that science students preparing for engineering entrance exams in class XII attend classes and focus equally on their Board exams. The move is also aimed at curbing the business of coaching centres which simply 'equip' candidates to crack competitive exams caring little for concept-based teaching.

"It's a right step as now students will focus more on school. Many children in classes XI and XII skip classes to go for coaching. Or they often have long classes after which they do not attend school to do self-study. The coaching institutes only equip students to crack an exam. Parents' money also gets wasted in the process as not all can get through," said L V Sehgal, principal, Bal Bharati School, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg.

D R Saini, principal, DPS R K Puram, added, "Education should be wholesome. But these days some schools have come up which tie up with coaching institutes. These schools just charge fees for enrolment without the need to attend classes. They, instead, let students spend their time preparing for competitive exams at coaching centres. The new admission policy for IITs will put a stop to that practice. Besides school performance, the candidates will be evaluated through a common aptitude test in place of JEE and AIEEE. According to D V Khakhar, director, IIT-Bombay, a single test will also help get rid of the multiplicity of entrance exams. "Students, who have done well in school, are welcome in IITs. It's time coaching centres were regulated."

The Joint Admission Board of IITs will take a final decision on the policy at its February 18 meeting, however, coaching centres say they will not be out of business. "We train students for competitive exams. We will absorb the changes introduced in the entrance test and adapt ourselves to new training methodology. Besides, we make sure our students focus on school," said Ajay Antony, course director, TIME. K Gopal, director, Narayana Institute, added, "With school performance being considered, students will have to perform much better in class XII Boards too. They can't score in the nineties without special assistance. That's where we come in. Not just for competitive exams, students need coaching institutes for doing well in the Boards too."

Aspirants have their own concerns. Shekhar Chaudhry, a class XI student from Janakpuri, who travels to Ber Sarai for IIT coaching every day, said, "Many like me have already enrolled in a two-year programme to prepare for IIT-JEE. Such a change should have been introduced from 2014."

IIT JEE set to go, 40% weightage for Class 12

A common aptitude-cum-advanced knowledge test will replace the IIT Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) and the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) in 2013. Test scores will have 60 per cent weight in deciding admissions; school board marks will have 40 per cent. Test and board scores will determine admissions to all centrally funded engineering institutions.

The common entrance exam, planned as a SAT-type test, is likely to be held online from 2014, and could be given twice a year, highly placed sources said. The paper test is likely to stay on until the online system stabilizes.

The NIT council has approved the new format. All the IITs have agreed too, and are likely to give their formal approval at a meeting of the Joint Admission Board (JAB) on February 18. The human resource development (HRD) ministry has formed a committee of IIT directors and CBSE officials to work out the modalities before the meeting.

The ministry has been working on a common entrance format for over a year, with the aim of reducing the stress of taking multiple tests for students just out of Class 12, checking the coaching business which promotes learning by rote, and reinforcing the importance of school education.

HRD Minister Kapil Sibal plans to take the proposal to the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) to help build acceptability and consensus for the common entrance test among state governments.

“The common entrance exam will have two elements — simple aptitude testing to assess scholastic levels, and an advanced section which a student can choose to either continue with or skip,” said a source.

“This test will essentially produce only scorecards for each student, and the concerned institute will then decide how it will use the 60 per cent weight — say, an IIT can rely more on scores achieved on the advanced level section than on aptitude. It could be a 30-30 aptitude-advanced knowledge format for IITs, and 40-20 for NITs,” the source said.

“While AIEEE and JEE will go, the JAB and the Central Counselling Board (CCB) will stay to work on these finer points and modalities of admission.”

The JEE currently decides admissions to the 15 IITs; the AIEEE to the 30 National Institutes of Technology (NITs), 4 Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), and 5 Indian Institutes of Science Education & Research (IISERs). A host of private engineering and technical institutes in the states also use AIEEE scores. Over 10 lakh students apply for AIEEE and 5 lakh for JEE every year.