CET Results 2011 Maharashtra

CET Results 2011 Maharashtra

The Maharashtra Health and Technology Common Entrance Test ( MHTCET 2011) this year has thrown up some interesting results, especially in the health science courses, sources in the office of Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) disclosed.

Though there was rise this year in the number of students aspiring for health science courses by 16,053 compared to last year, the number of eligible candidates witnessed a drop of 2.47%. Last year, out of 1.76 lakh candidates, 26,905 cleared the exam which was 15.23%. This year 1.92 lakh took the exam of which only 23,147 passed.

This comes to 12.76%. This year, 1,04,178 aspirants were boys (54.07%) while 88,507 (45.93%) were girls. Over one lakh engineering, 7,000 medical and 9,000 pharmacy seats are to be filled through MHT-CET.

The number is to increase in coming days with many new colleges slated to open. These 23,147 students will fight for 7,000 medical seats. Even the state HSC results witnessed a drop of almost 7% this year.

Out of 3,02,684 total registered candidates, 2,98,897 actually appeared for the exam conducted on May 12 across 786 centres in 35 districts of state. The results would be officially out on Tuesday at 10am and the marksheets would be available to the candidates at their respective junior colleges. Like last year, there will be no merit list to stop unnecessary competition among students.

"We have already dispatched the marksheets to the colleges in sealed packets. We have taken an undertaking from them that they would be not be releasing them to anyone until 4pm, as per instructions from DMER office," liaison officer for MHT-CET for Nagpur division Dr SM Parate told TOI.

Of the three regions in state, only Marathwada has recorded positive results with a marginal rise of 0.02% compared to last year. Rest of Maharashtra and Vidarbha regions witnessed a drop 4.35% and 2.65% respectively in the number of eligible candidates.

Out 41,511 candidates from Vidarbha who took the exam, 5,215 managed to clear it. In 2010, 5,728 had cleared health science courses out of 37,658 students. Interestingly, the number of candidates has increased in all three regions. The admission to health science courses would probably begin in July first week with the filling up of preference forms at four centres in the state.

These are Grant Medical College in Mumbai, BJ medical College in Pune, Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) in Nagpur and Aurangabad. The final merit list is likely to be out on July 25. The engineering admissions would be made by Directorate of Technical Education (DTE).

The process is likely to begin from July 20 while admissions for veterinary science courses would be made by Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University (MAFSU).

This year 45,541 candidates had applied for the biology group (for medical admissions) compared to 1.07 lakh for the mathematics (for engineering admissions) and 1.49 lakh for biology and mathematics combine (students aspiring for both fields).

Interestingly, the number of aspirants for medical seats witnessed a significant jump this year compared to last six years.

MHT CET Result

The Maharashtra Health and Technology Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) results for the year 2011 will be declared on June 14,  2011. The final merit list will be announced on 25th June 2011. The students can view their results at http://www.dmer.org/vol.htm.
The form filling and the central admission process for medical as well as engineering admissions are likely to start from the last week of June or the 1st Week of July 2011. Tough competition is expected for the admissions of medical seats.

On the contrary, many of the engineering seats are expected to be vacant this year, due to the excessive number of engineering colleges.
Last year more than 22,000 seats had gone vacant. However, many of the engineering colleges are waiting for the AICTE approval for the commencement of the academic session.
More than 7,000 medical seats, 1,00,000 engineering seats and 9,000 pharmacy seats are to be absorbed through the MHT-CET for the year 2011.

Ministry Of Education

Ministry Of Education

The Ministry strongly advises all schools and early childhood education services in Christchurch City to remain closed on Tuesday 14 June so that management can make a preliminary assessment.

The earthquakes on Monday 13 June have had a serious impact on electricity, water, bridges and there has been extensive new liquefaction and some flooding.

In these circumstances, safety is paramount. Any school that has a concern about damage should contact the Ministry phone for advice, Freephone 0800 225 580.

ECE services concerned about damage should seek a specialist assessment in the same manner that was required for the February earthquake.

Selwyn and Waimakariri Districts
If your school or service is in Waimakariri or Selwyn, your board or management needs to make an assessment to open or close based on your particular circumstances. Use the Ministry advice on preliminary assessments to guide your decision.

More advice
The Ministry will post further advice for all schools and ECEs on Tuesday 14 June afternoon.

Civil Services Prel Exam. 2011

Civil Services Prel Exam. 2011

The Civil Services preliminary examination, 2011 was conducted successfully in the city on Sunday. Elaborate arrangements had been made for the exam being conducted under the auspices of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

The aspirants attempted the exam in two sessions -- from 9.30am to 11.30am and from 2.30pm to 4.30pm. It was for the first time that students appeared for Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT), introduced from this year.

To ensure better management, over 53 examination centres in the city were divided into 3 zones under the charge of a zonal magistrate of the rank of an ADM. Besides, four observers were appointed -- divisional commissioner Mukesh Meshram; member, board of revenue, Nepal Singh Ravi; Sanjay Bhoosa Reddy; and state excise commissioner Mahesh Kumar Gupta. They visited the centres to monitor the exams.

CSAT 2011 Answer Key

CSAT 2011 conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) first time. Civil Services CSAT 2011 Prelims Examination consists of two papers of objective type  carrying a maximum of 400 marks.
There were two section first section consist of normal general studies (G.S.) Candidates were unaware of second paper which was held first time ? Many students didn’t appear in CSAT 2011 due to second paper since they were not sure about the type of Paper asked inexam and they didn’t want to loose an attempt in UPSC.
Answer Key and Solution for All the Set of CSAT 2011
Paper – I : SET A | SET B | SET C | SET D

Paper – II : SET A | SET B | SET C | SET D

Question No :	Answer	Question No :	Answer
1	B	41	4
2	A	42	D
3	C	43	C
4	D	44
5	B	45	A
6	B	46	C
7	B	47	B
8	C	48	B
9		49	A
10		50	A
11	D	51	C
12	A	52	B
13	B	53	C
14	B	54	D
15	B	55	C
16	C	56	C
17	B	57	B
18	D	58	C
19	D	59	A
20	D	60	B
21	D	61	C
22		62	A
23	A	63
24	A	64	A
25	D	65	A
26	C	66	A
27	D	67	D
28		68	B
29	C	69	C
30	C	70	D
31	A	71
32	C	72	A
33		73	B
34	C	74	B
35		75	C
36	C	76	C
37	B	77	B
38	D	78	C
39	B	79	A
40		80	A

* Please check for accuracy of Answer Key since it’s submitted by one of The User
If you have appeared for CSAT 2011 and Want to Know Judge your Answer by Other Users Just Provide your Answer Key and Get evaluated by Thousands.

Act Test

Not to put pressure on high school students or anything, but the ACT and SAT are, perhaps, one of the most important tests you can take. If you want to go to college, that is.
Although, increasingly, many parents, including Babble’s own Meredith Carroll, say the tests are not an accurate measure of a student’s ability.
For most students, the first step to planning for college is by taking the ACT or SAT standardized test. Scores on this test determine the colleges to which students should apply. Lot of pressure, right? With the test playing that big a role in college admission many parents choose to shell out hundreds of dollars for ACT prep classes to help their children prepare.
But is it worth it?
As Madeleine Behr reports over on Centraltimes.org, while the prep classes can be boring and seem pointless, you can get a lot out of the class you can’t get from a test prep book and they are absolutely worth parents’ money – if students stay awake – which Behr admits half her class did not.
My teacher taught strategies and constantly drilled us with English grammar exercises and math from Algebra 1 and Geometry. Every week, we would get the same assignments, but with different words and numbers, so we really learned how to do the problems. After so much repetition, it’s easy to know what to do. And, more importantly, during the test, you can do those questions quickly instead of stressing out over those, when there are much harder questions on the way.
Did you know some colleges award money when students earn a specific score? I didn’t know this, but then, my ACT taking days are long over. Indiana Universityawards $4,000 per year to students who have an ACT score of a 27 to a 29. Hey! I would have fit into that bracket! They also award $9,000 per year to students who achieve a 30 or higher on the ACT.  I would not have fit into that bracket.

Here’s the thing:  I didn’t study for the ACT. I didn’t even really plan to take it. A friend – whose parents shelled out big money for her prep classes – made me sign up with her. I forgot about the test until the night before.  She spent hours studying.  I scored a 27. She got a 21. She took another prep class and brought her score up a little higher but didn’t come close to tying my score.
The experience made me think that kids are going to know what they’re going to know and while a prep class may help a little bit, if your kid isn’t interested in the class or the test, why pay? If the kid wants to take a prep class and you can afford it, by all means. But in my experience, the prep class didn’t account for much. Jonathan Leong, over at Centraltimes.org would agree. He says the ACT wasn’t meant to be studied for, it’s just a way for schools to measure how much a student knows. “The ACT examines practically all the English, math, reading, science and writing skills that a student may learn over their entire high school career. So with that said, it’s not realistic to try and study everything you’ve learned in that time period. ACT prep classes are a waste of time for students and a waste of money for parents.”
Leong advises parents to save their hard-earned cash for the expensive college tuition and books they will soon be purchasing. Still, Madeline Behr says the classes helped get her score where she wanted it to be.  “Five hundred dollars seems like a lot now, but wait until those $9,000 per year scholarships start rolling in, that’s when you know that an ACT/SAT class was the right thing to do.
What’s been your experience? Are the classes worth the money or a waste of time? Do you think the ACT/SAT were meant to be studied for?

AIEEE Counselling

The Central Counseling Board has begun the All India Entrance Exam online registration from June 11, 2011.
The registration will continue till June23, 2011.
The key features are as below:

1. Eligible candidates can exercise their choices of institutes and branches through Internet from any location.
2. The candidates can change, re-order, delete and add new choices as many times as required before locking their choices.
3. Confidentiality of Password is solely the responsibility of the candidate and all care must be taken to protect the password.
4. After filling the choices in the order of preference, the candidate must LOCK his/her choices on or before the deadline as per the Information Brochure, failing which system will automatically lock the last saved choices.
5. Candidates must take the printout of the final locked choices for submission during reporting.
6. For security reasons, after finishing your work, kindly click the LOGOUT button and close all the windows related to your session.
7. Candidates are advised to keep changing the Password at frequent intervals.
This time, the CCB has made the counselling and admission process candidate-friendly by reducing procedural difficulties, and modifying the online counselling method started a couple of years ago.

Jharkhand Intermediate Result 2011

Jharkhand intermediate (Class 12th) results 2011 were announced at 11 pm on its official website on Friday.JAC which stands for Jharkhand Academic council , Ranchi intermediate (12th class ) examination results are out .
Students can visit the official website of jharkhand intermediate results  http://jharresults.nic.in/

Students can also receive their result in their mail box. For this, email-registration is open. Students can visit the abovementioned website to register.

Results can also be accessed from results.nic.in.

Students are advised to visit the abovesaid website at 11.30 am to see the results. Best of luck guys for the board results.

GOA Board SSC Results 2011

Ending the wait of nearly 17000 students, the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) on Tuesday announced the results of the Secondary School Certificate Examination (Class X).
The Goa Board SSC results 2011 were declared on the Board's official websitehttp://goaresults.nic.in/r2011ssc/g_sscr4u.htm at 11 am. The students are required to enter their seat number and then access exam result.
The webiste is curently extremely slow due to an upsurge in traffic.
Apart from the official website, the Goa SSCE results can also be checked on the following websites:www.exametc.com, www.indiaresults.com,

 http://results.classontheweb.com,www.schools9.com,
www.educationgateway.co.in, www.ExamResults.net,www.GoaEducation.net.
Students can also get Goa Board results 2011 through Short Messaging Service.
The results results are also available at the notice boards of all the schools.

PSEB Result

As another academic year passes, government schools in Mohali have cut a sorry figure yet again as barring one, no other student from any state government-funded school in the entire district managed to get in the top-100 students in Class-XII Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) results, which were declared on Monday.

However, private schools fared comparatively better with two students making it to the merit list with a state-wide ranking of 38 and 142. Gurpreet Singh secured a ranking of 38 is a student of Paragon Senior Secondary School, Sector 71, Mohali and Gurkamal Singh, who ranked 142, is a student of Sant Ishar Singh Senior Secondary School, Sector 70, Mohali.

Speaking to TOI, Gurpreet Singh said, ''I am very happy with the results. My perseverance and hard work have finally paid off. I aspire to be a mechanical engineer and have been taking tuitions to crack Common Entrance Test ( CET).''

His father, Narinderjit Singh, who is a carpenter by profession, said that he was extremely proud of his son. Although, he thought that his son spent all his time behind books and did not get enough physical activity, he was happy that Gurpreet was progressing very well towards his dream of becoming a mechanical engineer.

The only government school student to have made it to the top-100 list is Ramandeep Kaur, a student of Government Girls Senior Secondary School in Kurali, who secured a ranking of 91.

The abject condition of the schools in Mohali district is testament to the fact that no student has made it to the top hundred in the merit list for the last five years.

Most of the government schools in the district lie in a poor state, with the state government more than willing to allot land to private schools, colleges and universities rather than improve the condition of their own schools. Vacancies for the posts of teachers have been lying untouched for the past many years and all that the state government has done on this end is promise the recruitment of more teachers and then completely forget about it.

Uttarakhand Board

Uttarakhand Board

Uttarakhand School Education Board on Monday declared the results for Class 12th and 10th students.

While 75.80 per cent students cleared the board exams of class 12th, 68.14 per cent students were declared pass in class 10th, officials said here.

A total of 3,00,081 students had taken the exams for Uttarakhand board this year.

Nishant Kaushik, a student of Saraswati School of Kashipur topped the 10th class with 94.60 per cent marks, while Neelam Bist of Vivekanand Inter College in Almora was declared topper among girls with 94.40 per cent marks.

In 12th class, Kanchak Kumar Kandpal of Bharti Shahid Sainik Nainital topped the board exams with 95.20 per cent marks, while Ankita Bora of Saraswati Vidya Mandir of Kotdwar remained topper among girls.

UP Board Result 2011

UP Board Intermediate (Class 12th) examination 2011 results was announced on Monday.
The much awaited UP board result 2011 intermediate was published online after 1.00 pm on its official website.

UP board result 2011 for class 12th can be accessed from official website of Uttar Pradesh Exam results i.ehttp://upresults.nic.in/.

Apart from this, students can also visit www.results.nic.in to download the UP Board Intermediate 2011 results.

Students can also get registered to receive the UP board result 2011 directly on their inbox.

According to the official website, UP Board High School (Class 10th) examination 2011 results are likely to be announced on June 10.

Around 20,56,678 students were appeared in the UP Board intermediate examination 2011.
We will also publish the result link. Stay tuned with us to get the result quickly.

SGPGI

SGPGI

Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences ( SGPGIMS) celebrated theWorld Environment Day here on Sunday by planting saplings. On the occasion, saplings of neem, mango, bel, awla, chitwan etc were planted, in the sports complex of the institute.

Hosts of faculty, officers and staff of the institute were present on the occasion and each planted the sapling taking oath that they will make every effort to save the environment.

Participating and leading the program, director of the Institute Prof RK Sharma said that the environment plays a very vital role in the good health of human beings and trees play an important part in keeping the environment balanced and planet friendly.

We have been regularly following this activity in our campus, he said. Around 500 saplings of above mentioned trees were planted in sports complex and new campus of SGPGI.

New College Of The Humanities

New College of the Humanities (NCH) will charge fees of £18,000 a year and offer the ''highest-quality'' education to ''gifted'' undergraduates, according to its creators.
The privately-funded independent seat-of-learning will be based in Bloomsbury, central London, and open in September 2012.
It will initially offer eight undergraduate humanities degrees taught by some of the globe's most prominent intellectuals, college officials said.
Professor AC Grayling, the philosopher who will be the college's first Master, secured millions of pounds of funding from investors to set up the institution which has been likened to America's elite liberal arts colleges.
He said: ''At NCH we believe in the importance of the humanities and excellence in education.
''Our priorities at the College will be excellent teaching quality, excellent ratios of teachers to students, and a strongly supportive and responsive learning environment.
''Our students will be challenged to develop as skilled, informed and reflective thinkers, and will receive an education to match that aspiration.''
The college claims to offer a ''new model of higher education for the humanities in the UK'' and will prepare undergraduates for degrees in Law, Economics and humanities subjects including History, Philosophy and English literature.
Students will also take three ''intellectual skills'' modules in science literacy, logic and critical thinking and applied ethics.
Practical professional skills to prepare them for the world of work including financial literacy, teamwork, presentation and strategy will also be taught.
College chiefs say students will receive a ''best in class education'', with one-to-one tutorials, more than 12 contact hours a week and a 10/1 student to teacher ratio.
Prof Grayling said that budget cuts and dwindling resources are likely to limit both quantity and quality of teaching in the UK, leaving the fabric of society poorer as a result.
He hopes the college - a registered charity - will counteract this.

''Our ambition is to prepare gifted young people for high-level careers and rich and satisfying lives,'' he added.
The 14 professors behind the project include evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins and eminent historian Sir David Cannadine. All will teach.
NCH chairman Charles Watson said: ''Higher education in the UK must evolve if it is to offer the best quality experience for students and safeguard our future economic and intellectual wealth.
''New College offers a different model - one that brings additional, private sector funding into higher education in the humanities when it is most needed, and combines scholarships and tuition fees.''
He added: ''As well as securing the highest-quality education for hundreds of students, we believe an independent university college, established right in the heart of London, will contribute to the long-term economic welfare of the capital, attracting students and professors who are contributing to the local economy as well as equipping our graduates for jobs in the service economy, such as the financial sector, professional services, the media and the creative industries, all of which are such vital contributors to the UK economy.''
Prospective students can apply immediately, with the college offering assisted places to more than 20% of the first year's intake.

Bihar Intermediate Examination Result 2011

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has declared the Inter Science & Commerce Stream results on June 5, 2011 at its official website.
The results can be checked at http://results.bihareducation.net/.
The Bihar Board Matric Result 2011 has been published on May 25, 2011 and the Bihar Inter Result and Bihar Board Intermediate Result 2011 will be published today.

Students can check their Bihar Intermediate Result 2011 from the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) official website or directly from the link provided above.
Every year the Bihar School Examination Board conducts Annual Secondary School Examination in the month of February/March and Supplementary School Examination in the month of August/September.
We wish the Bihar Board 12th class students all the best.

HS Result

The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) has declared the Class 12th HS results on June 4, 2011, Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Around 6.36 lakh students appeared for the 12th class HS examinations which was conducted in the month of March-April 2011.
The West Bengal 10th class results has already been declared on May 27, 2011. The examination for the 12th standard is also called as Uchyaa Madhyamik.
The WB results are also available at www.results.nic.in and www.indiaresults.com. Students can also get their results via SMS; type WB12 <Roll No> & send to 5676750.

The Higher Secondary board has also published the names of the 20 top performers along with the HS results today. The HS council took this decision to identify the toppers after discussing the matter with the WB government.
S.S. Dutta Gupta, the secretary of the WBCHSE said: “We are trying to prepare a list of the 20 best performers which we will announce at the time of declaring the results on June 4,”.
We wish the West Bengal Class 12 students all the best.

WBCHSE Result 2011

The wait of 6.36 lakh students is over soon as West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) has declared the Class 12th results on Saturday at 11.00 am.
According to the official website, the WBCHSE has also published the list of top 20 students in the Class 12th examination.

Students can download the WBHS result 2011 (Class 12th result) form its offcial websitehttp://wbresults.nic.in/ after 11.00 am.

The West Bengal Class 12th result 2011 can also be accessed from other education website:www.results.nic.inand www.indiaresults.com.

Earlier, West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (Class X) Result-2011 was published on 27th May,2011.

Klueee 2011 Results

KL University has announced the results for KLUEEE on Friday.

Students, who have appeared in the KLUEEE 2011, can download the results by visiting official website of the University http://www.kluniversity.in/klueeeresult.aspx.

Students will have to enter KLUEEE 2011 hall ticket number to get the result.

KLUEEE 2011 was conducted on May 15. Earlier the test was scheduled on April 22 but was changed as the date was clashed with common engineering test in Bihar and Jharkhand.
K L University is the pioneer institution in the field of engineering education. The University is based in Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh.

CBSE Class 10 Results

Schools in the district have recorded good results in the CBSE standard X examinations, the results of which were published on Tuesday.

In the examinations, Holy Angels’ School secured 100 per cent first class. Out of the 48 students, 11 scored a perfect Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 10 point grade and were awarded A1 in all subjects. Admission to standard XI in the Biology, Computer and Commerce streams in the school are open.

Sree Narayana Public School,� Gurudevapuram, Chengakottukonam, too has achieved 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of the 107 students who appeared, 54 got distinction, 45 secured first class and the rest got second class. As many as six students scored 10 grade points. Dr G R Public School, Neyyattinkara, is another school which has all-pass in the examinations. Out of the 109 students who appeared for the examinations, eight got CGPA of 10, 98 students secured seven and above and three students above 6.6.

St Thomas Central School, Mukkolakkal, achieved 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of the 256 students who appeared for the examinations, 43 students secured 10 points as CGPA.

Kairali Vidya Bhavan, Nedumangad, also secured 100- per cent results. All the 112 students who appeared from the school passed, with 49 students getting A1 in all subjects.

Christ Nagar CBSE School, Thiruvallom, also registered all-pass with 20 students scoring A1 grade in all subjects and 67 students A2 grade. A total of 133 students appeared for the examinations.

St Mary’s Residential Central School, Poojappura, got 100-per cent pass with 20 students getting A1 grade securing CGPA of 10 and 35 students a CGPA of 9 and above.

Raja Ravi Varma Central School, Kilimanoor, secured 100-per cent pass in the examinations. Out of 84 students who� took the examinations, 65 students have distinction and 17 first class. In the recent standard XII examinations also, the school had achieved all-pass.

Sree Chithira Thirunal Residential Central School, Kunnathukal, too has all-pass in the examinations. Of the 56 students who appeared, 14 got A1. All the students, except three, got distinction. The other three got first class.

Sree Chitra Public School, Chirayankeezhu, has recorded 100-per cent results. Of the students, 10 got distinction.

Shantiniketan School, Vilappil, also recorded full pass� with all 25 of the students who appeared for the examinations securing distinction. Of them 9, students got A1 grade.

Sree Vivekananda Memorial Public School, Aralummoodu, secured 100-per cent pass. Of the 54 students who appeared for the examinations, eight students secured A1 grade in all subjects, 20 students all-round A1 grade and 22 all-round A2.

Viswabharathi Public School, Neyyattinkara, also achieved all-pass. Of the 69 students who appeared, 28 scored 100 per cent marks, seven 98 per cent marks, 11 students 96 per cent marks, seven scored 92 per cent and two 90 per cent marks.

Saraswathi Vidyalaya, Vattiyoorkavu, secured 100 per cent pass with 226 students appearing for the examinations and 57 of them getting A1 and 141 distinction. The CBSE plus-one classes at the school will begin on June 8.

PTET 2011

The Jai Narayan Vyas University has published the Pre-Teachers Entrance Test (PTET) 2011 admission card and is now available for download at the official website.
Around 1,61,412 students filled the forms to appear for Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU) Pre-Teacher Education Test (PTET) 2011.
The admit card can be downloaded at http://ptetjnvu.org/index.php.
The scheduled date for the PTET examination is June 5, 2011.
The Jai Narain Vyas University which was established in 1962 is located in Jodhpur city in Rajasthan. It took over the four colleges of Jodhpur which were run by the state government.
Accredited with "A" grade by the NAAC, this is the only residential university in the state of Rajasthan.
Students can check the above link to get the admit cards

We wish the JNYU students all the best.