The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has published the Integrated Professional Competence (IPCC) results for which the examinations were conducted back in November, 2010. These results can be checked on the official website for results of ICAI on www.caresults.nic.in with the 6 Digit Roll Number of the students.
Those who have cleared this test today would now be eligible to appear for the Final milestone to become the professional accountants of India and have fruitful career ahead.
The exact numbers in terms of the passing percentage of the overall students has been revealed yet however it is likely to be under 10% which is always the case with the ICAI main stream examinations which makes this as one of the most exclusive accounting education programs in the country.
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Showing posts with label Education News. Show all posts
Rajasthan University exam time table 2011 declared, but official site goes down
Rajasthan University has declared the exam schedule for its upcoming exam season however students were left baffled when they try to search for the same on the official website of University of Rajasthan. This schedule has been published on www.uniraj.ac.in, and can be checked once the website is up and running as it is down at the moment.
Rajasthan University offers various courses in different streams at the UG and PG level and also accredited with ‘A+’ by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), however these kind of technical problems are very common with almost all the premier universities of the country as whenever something big happens like declaration of results or schedule or some important announcements, the servers stop to respond.
We tried to talk to the authorities managing the website however noone was available for the comment. Students are advised to keep checking the site after regular intervals and be pateint.
Rajasthan University offers various courses in different streams at the UG and PG level and also accredited with ‘A+’ by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), however these kind of technical problems are very common with almost all the premier universities of the country as whenever something big happens like declaration of results or schedule or some important announcements, the servers stop to respond.
We tried to talk to the authorities managing the website however noone was available for the comment. Students are advised to keep checking the site after regular intervals and be pateint.
SPAT 2011 second round results published on www.Play4India.com
Government of Haryana, India has published the Sports and Physical Aptitude Test (SPAT) second round results today i.e. 7th February. 2011. This is the initiative of Haryana Government to encourage all the young boys and girl to pursue a career in Sports and this is the second time this year when SPAT has been conducted. These results can be checked on www.Play4India.com, however the website seems to be very slow at the moment due to the heavy traffic on the site.
Candidates can view all the desired information on the aforesaid site like schedule and scholarships. Sport department is on its way to identify top 5000 participants for scholarship this year which will be ranging from Rs. 1500 per month for the candidates with age from 8-14 years and Rs. 2000 for 15-19 years age group.
The aim of this Sports Talent Hunt centre is to develop Haryana into a 'home' of globally competitive athletes. The Govt. of Haryana is keen to create decent income and employment opportunities for the sportspersons.
Candidates can view all the desired information on the aforesaid site like schedule and scholarships. Sport department is on its way to identify top 5000 participants for scholarship this year which will be ranging from Rs. 1500 per month for the candidates with age from 8-14 years and Rs. 2000 for 15-19 years age group.
The aim of this Sports Talent Hunt centre is to develop Haryana into a 'home' of globally competitive athletes. The Govt. of Haryana is keen to create decent income and employment opportunities for the sportspersons.
Govt to recruit 12 lakh more primary teachers
Providing one teacher for every 30 students in schools is proving to be a major challenge with the Right to Education (RTE) Act in place.
Primary education in India, which was so long implemented through the Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) scheme, has undergone a major shift with the implementation of the RTE. Not only has the teacher pupil ratio changed from 1: 40 to 1: 30, more classrooms need to be built as per the new norms. Last week, the HRD ministry finalised the revised framework for SSA. “ The greatest challenge before us is definitely teacher recruitment,” says an HRD ministry official.
As per the present estimates, 12 lakh teachers need to be recruited by March 30, 2013, to provide for the new teacher pupil requirements. As it is at present, there are about five lakh teacher vacancies across states which are yet to be filled.
This major change in norms is not restricted to the increase in teachers alone. Schools will now need to construct more classrooms, a boundary wall, a playground, separate toilets for girls and boys and provide drinking water facilities.
Moreover, “ access” to schools has now taken on a new meaning altogether. Every habitation now needs to be served with one primary school. “ This will mean that one neighbourhood can have more than one school within a one km radius as per the new norms,” says the HRD official.
The revised SSA norms have, therefore, directed that residential schools or hostel facilities need to be provided for street children in urban areas. In remote and sparsely populated areas, states have to provide transport facilities to take these kids to the nearest available school.
The costs per child have incrementally gone up from Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 6,000 for non- residential courses and from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 for residential special training.
As an official intricately involved with the SSA revision process said, “ SSA was primarily geared at getting children to school, the RTE on the other hand is bringing about a sea change with its emphasis on quality and universalisation. We therefore had to align the SSA with RTE as it’s the primary vehicle for implementing the RTE.”
Primary education in India, which was so long implemented through the Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) scheme, has undergone a major shift with the implementation of the RTE. Not only has the teacher pupil ratio changed from 1: 40 to 1: 30, more classrooms need to be built as per the new norms. Last week, the HRD ministry finalised the revised framework for SSA. “ The greatest challenge before us is definitely teacher recruitment,” says an HRD ministry official.
As per the present estimates, 12 lakh teachers need to be recruited by March 30, 2013, to provide for the new teacher pupil requirements. As it is at present, there are about five lakh teacher vacancies across states which are yet to be filled.
This major change in norms is not restricted to the increase in teachers alone. Schools will now need to construct more classrooms, a boundary wall, a playground, separate toilets for girls and boys and provide drinking water facilities.
Moreover, “ access” to schools has now taken on a new meaning altogether. Every habitation now needs to be served with one primary school. “ This will mean that one neighbourhood can have more than one school within a one km radius as per the new norms,” says the HRD official.
The revised SSA norms have, therefore, directed that residential schools or hostel facilities need to be provided for street children in urban areas. In remote and sparsely populated areas, states have to provide transport facilities to take these kids to the nearest available school.
The costs per child have incrementally gone up from Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 6,000 for non- residential courses and from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 for residential special training.
As an official intricately involved with the SSA revision process said, “ SSA was primarily geared at getting children to school, the RTE on the other hand is bringing about a sea change with its emphasis on quality and universalisation. We therefore had to align the SSA with RTE as it’s the primary vehicle for implementing the RTE.”
Nothing called a general category for Nursery admission in Delhi Schools
Nursery admission seems to have little room for children belonging to the general category.
Parents woke up to this rude reality on Tuesday as several schools declared their first list of candidates for admission to nursery classes. Results announced by some of the ‘ sought- after’ institutions give the impression that admission is a prerogative of only those who have a sibling in the school or are children of an alumnus.
For instance, all the 77 candidates selected at Delhi Public School- Vasant Vihar branch have scored points either under the sibling or alumni category. Similarly, DPS - East of Kailash has shortlisted 56 candidates and only two of them haven’t qualified under either category.
All children selected under the general category at Mothers’ International School, too, are either of sibling or alumni criterion. Pankaj Gupta, a resident of RK Puram, was confident of his son getting through in Ramjas School in his neighbourhood. But just living in the vicinity of a school, he realised, was not enough.
“ I was scoring 25 points under the neighbourhood category. When I went to check the list, I was shocked to see that all the children who had secured the general seats have done so either under alumni or sibling criteria,” said Gupta. “ Is there no room for people like us?” The number of general seats has shrunk this year because of the 25 per cent reservation for children from economically weaker sections.
To make thing worse, city schools started setting aside a sizeable chunk of seats or giving maximum points for the alumni and sibling categories. The results on Tuesday just corroborated that.
“ The education minister (Arvinder Singh Lovely) announced in December that those who do not qualify under any of the criteria set by the school will also have seats set aside for them. That would have solved our problems,” said a parent who didn’t want to be identified.
It’s not clear if the minister’s announcement wasn’t communicated to the schools or the schools didn’t pay any heed to it.
“ I know a lot of parents who could not secure admission despite applying in 15 schools. They have to keep their children at home,” said Sumit Vohra, founder of an online forum on nursery admission.
Parents woke up to this rude reality on Tuesday as several schools declared their first list of candidates for admission to nursery classes. Results announced by some of the ‘ sought- after’ institutions give the impression that admission is a prerogative of only those who have a sibling in the school or are children of an alumnus.
For instance, all the 77 candidates selected at Delhi Public School- Vasant Vihar branch have scored points either under the sibling or alumni category. Similarly, DPS - East of Kailash has shortlisted 56 candidates and only two of them haven’t qualified under either category.
All children selected under the general category at Mothers’ International School, too, are either of sibling or alumni criterion. Pankaj Gupta, a resident of RK Puram, was confident of his son getting through in Ramjas School in his neighbourhood. But just living in the vicinity of a school, he realised, was not enough.
“ I was scoring 25 points under the neighbourhood category. When I went to check the list, I was shocked to see that all the children who had secured the general seats have done so either under alumni or sibling criteria,” said Gupta. “ Is there no room for people like us?” The number of general seats has shrunk this year because of the 25 per cent reservation for children from economically weaker sections.
To make thing worse, city schools started setting aside a sizeable chunk of seats or giving maximum points for the alumni and sibling categories. The results on Tuesday just corroborated that.
“ The education minister (Arvinder Singh Lovely) announced in December that those who do not qualify under any of the criteria set by the school will also have seats set aside for them. That would have solved our problems,” said a parent who didn’t want to be identified.
It’s not clear if the minister’s announcement wasn’t communicated to the schools or the schools didn’t pay any heed to it.
“ I know a lot of parents who could not secure admission despite applying in 15 schools. They have to keep their children at home,” said Sumit Vohra, founder of an online forum on nursery admission.
Delhi University vice chancellor gets a mouthful & a rare pat at DU meet
It was the first-ever interaction between the vice- chancellor (V-C) and his students in the history of Delhi University (DU). But intriguingly, this session also served as a tacit acknowledgement — by the administration — of all that is seriously wrong with DU. Dinesh Singh assumed charge as the varsity’s new V- C about three months ago.
Monday’s interaction with almost 2,000 students invited from 67 affiliated colleges at DU’s newly constructed indoor stadium was his attempt to understand the problems they faced and seek their feedback to run the institution better.
Emboldened by the liberty to grill the V- C on Monday, the students did not miss the opportunity to make him swallow the bitter pill. They asked him uncomfortable questions that painted a grim picture of the state of affairs in DU. Inadequate infrastructure, outdated syllabi, neglect of physically- challenged students, unsafe college campuses, irresponsible attitude of college faculty — the V- C faced comments and queries on all issues.
“ I am blind and there are no books available in Braille for students like me. How do you expect us to study?” asked a female student of Maharishi Valmiki College of Education amid loud cheers and applause from the audience.
To this, Singh, an alumnus of Imperial College, promised in his immaculate Hindi: “ I am personally embarrassed by how we haven’t been able to do much for the physically challenged students of the university. I am aware of the difficulties faced by them. We have arranged for funds and my team is working on ways to mitigate these problems.” The interaction began on quite a positive note as the V- C announced a number of initiatives to improve the standards of education and student life at DU.
Among the flurry of announcements was one on the completion of the girls’ hostel for undergraduate students at the Dhaka Complex by June. Then there was the initiative to launch the university’s own Facebook page and an online system through which students can interact with the V- C. “ I have noticed that the students feel quite disgruntled by the communication gap or the lack of a proper channel of communication.
To address this problem, we soon launch a common helpline which provide and kind of information related to the university,” Singh said, to a loud cheer from his audience.
Given a chance to air their grievances and establish a direct link with the V- C, students now hope that such sessions become a regular feature. “ I am glad that he’s made an effort to talk to us. But this should not be a one- time affair. We should be able to apprise him regularly of what’s going wrong in our colleges,” said Shalabh, a Physics student.
Monday’s interaction with almost 2,000 students invited from 67 affiliated colleges at DU’s newly constructed indoor stadium was his attempt to understand the problems they faced and seek their feedback to run the institution better.
Emboldened by the liberty to grill the V- C on Monday, the students did not miss the opportunity to make him swallow the bitter pill. They asked him uncomfortable questions that painted a grim picture of the state of affairs in DU. Inadequate infrastructure, outdated syllabi, neglect of physically- challenged students, unsafe college campuses, irresponsible attitude of college faculty — the V- C faced comments and queries on all issues.
“ I am blind and there are no books available in Braille for students like me. How do you expect us to study?” asked a female student of Maharishi Valmiki College of Education amid loud cheers and applause from the audience.
To this, Singh, an alumnus of Imperial College, promised in his immaculate Hindi: “ I am personally embarrassed by how we haven’t been able to do much for the physically challenged students of the university. I am aware of the difficulties faced by them. We have arranged for funds and my team is working on ways to mitigate these problems.” The interaction began on quite a positive note as the V- C announced a number of initiatives to improve the standards of education and student life at DU.
Among the flurry of announcements was one on the completion of the girls’ hostel for undergraduate students at the Dhaka Complex by June. Then there was the initiative to launch the university’s own Facebook page and an online system through which students can interact with the V- C. “ I have noticed that the students feel quite disgruntled by the communication gap or the lack of a proper channel of communication.
To address this problem, we soon launch a common helpline which provide and kind of information related to the university,” Singh said, to a loud cheer from his audience.
Given a chance to air their grievances and establish a direct link with the V- C, students now hope that such sessions become a regular feature. “ I am glad that he’s made an effort to talk to us. But this should not be a one- time affair. We should be able to apprise him regularly of what’s going wrong in our colleges,” said Shalabh, a Physics student.
Delhi University (DU) set to lose its last tech college
Delhi University (DU) risks losing the only engineering college in its domain. After Delhi College of Engineering (DCE), the state government is now considering the upgrade of Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT) in Dwarka into a university.
Sources in the directorate of higher education said the government is currently working on a draft bill to upgrade NSIT — an autonomous institution run by the Delhi government and affiliated to DU — to a state university of technical education.
To avoid the resentment and dissent generated when DCE was upgraded into a university, the government is treading cautiously and consulting all the stakeholders before the bill is drafted.
Delhi University vice- chancellor Dinesh Singh, however, said he is not aware of any such plans. “ I haven’t heard anything on this,” he said . However, Anand Prakash, principal secretary of the directorate of training and technical education, confirmed that efforts are on to upgrade NSIT into a university. “ We are in the preliminary stages of the proposal.
We are trying to find the most non– controversial way to upgrade NSIT. We do not want a situation similar to that of DCE,” Prakash said.
DCE was upgraded to Delhi Technological University (DTU) in 2009 after a bill was passed in the state legislative assembly. But students were unhappy with the decision as they felt disassociating from DU could dilute the reputation of the college and affect its brand name.
They staged a protest on March 4 last year where about 500 students took part. Following the demonstration, two students were expelled by the varsity on grounds of indiscipline. Subsequent protests and mass boycott of classes led to a loss of academic days and rescheduling of the semester exams.
Sources hope things would not go the same way with NSIT as it has been seeking the status of a deemed university for nearly a decade now. Formerly known as the Delhi Institute of Technology (DIT), NSIT had its campus at Kashmere Gate till 1997.
The NSIT and DCE shared a common admission procedure and syllabi till the latter was changed into a university. NSIT, like DCE, is among the most sought- after engineering colleges in the country. Sources said the proposal to upgrade NSIT into a university will be placed before the governing body of the college for approval. It will then be sent to the state government.
“ There is no set deadline for the job. It is part of the government’s plan to make Delhi a higher education hub. That’s why it is trying to create a technical university on the lines of foreign universities,” a source in the directorate of training and technical education, said.
Sources in the directorate of higher education said the government is currently working on a draft bill to upgrade NSIT — an autonomous institution run by the Delhi government and affiliated to DU — to a state university of technical education.
To avoid the resentment and dissent generated when DCE was upgraded into a university, the government is treading cautiously and consulting all the stakeholders before the bill is drafted.
Delhi University vice- chancellor Dinesh Singh, however, said he is not aware of any such plans. “ I haven’t heard anything on this,” he said . However, Anand Prakash, principal secretary of the directorate of training and technical education, confirmed that efforts are on to upgrade NSIT into a university. “ We are in the preliminary stages of the proposal.
We are trying to find the most non– controversial way to upgrade NSIT. We do not want a situation similar to that of DCE,” Prakash said.
DCE was upgraded to Delhi Technological University (DTU) in 2009 after a bill was passed in the state legislative assembly. But students were unhappy with the decision as they felt disassociating from DU could dilute the reputation of the college and affect its brand name.
They staged a protest on March 4 last year where about 500 students took part. Following the demonstration, two students were expelled by the varsity on grounds of indiscipline. Subsequent protests and mass boycott of classes led to a loss of academic days and rescheduling of the semester exams.
Sources hope things would not go the same way with NSIT as it has been seeking the status of a deemed university for nearly a decade now. Formerly known as the Delhi Institute of Technology (DIT), NSIT had its campus at Kashmere Gate till 1997.
The NSIT and DCE shared a common admission procedure and syllabi till the latter was changed into a university. NSIT, like DCE, is among the most sought- after engineering colleges in the country. Sources said the proposal to upgrade NSIT into a university will be placed before the governing body of the college for approval. It will then be sent to the state government.
“ There is no set deadline for the job. It is part of the government’s plan to make Delhi a higher education hub. That’s why it is trying to create a technical university on the lines of foreign universities,” a source in the directorate of training and technical education, said.
Anna University Tirunelveli Results Published
Anna University, Tirunelveli has published the results of undergraduate (UG) & Postgraduate (PG) programmes for which the exams were conducted during November - December, 2010. The official website to check these results is http://www.annauniv.edu.in, however it is responding at the moment and gives an error message 'Service Unavailable'.
In the absence of the above mentioned site, students can check their respective results on http://www.annauniv.edu with their registration number where results of Affiliated Colleges of UG/PG of Mark System, Grade System and revaluation are published.
Anna University Tirunelveli is one of those 6 universities which is the result of split of Anna University back in year 2007 .It has been bestowed with powers to grant affiliations to colleges and universities conducting graduate and post graduate courses related to engineering, technology and managemen
In the absence of the above mentioned site, students can check their respective results on http://www.annauniv.edu with their registration number where results of Affiliated Colleges of UG/PG of Mark System, Grade System and revaluation are published.
Anna University Tirunelveli is one of those 6 universities which is the result of split of Anna University back in year 2007 .It has been bestowed with powers to grant affiliations to colleges and universities conducting graduate and post graduate courses related to engineering, technology and managemen
Periyar University Results 2011 published on www.periyaruniversity.ac.in
Periyar University has published the results of under-graduate Arts program for which the exams were conducted during November - December 2010. These results can be checked on the official website of Periyar University on www.periyaruniversity.ac.in, however the website seems to be down at the moment due to the heavy load on its server.
When we tried to access the site, only half of the site opens up with an intergrated message 'HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable'. We tried to contact the authorities but no words could be exchanged. Students are advised to patient and keep visiting the site after regular intervals as it would start working soon.
Periyar University offers variety of courses in subjects like Mathematics, Commerce, Physics, Chemistry, Geology and Tamil at undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD level under Choice Based Credit System.
When we tried to access the site, only half of the site opens up with an intergrated message 'HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable'. We tried to contact the authorities but no words could be exchanged. Students are advised to patient and keep visiting the site after regular intervals as it would start working soon.
Periyar University offers variety of courses in subjects like Mathematics, Commerce, Physics, Chemistry, Geology and Tamil at undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD level under Choice Based Credit System.
Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) NSO Results 2010 today on www.sofworld.org
The Science Olympiad Foundation is scheduled to publish the 13 NSO Result today i.e. Jan 22, 2011 for the 2010 Olympiad. These results can be checked on this official website www.sofworld.org, once declared. There is an official communication on the aforesaid site that the results would be declared soon today.
The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) promotes Science, Computer Science, Mathematics and English. It conducts four competitions every year which are National Science Olympiad (NSO), the National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) International English Olympiad (IMO) and the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) at various centres across the country.
Rank holders till 500 would be given inspiring prizes ranging from Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal along with Laptops and cash scholarships. Rank holders between 101 & 500 would be provided with 500 cash and enlightening compact discs.
We wish Best of luck for your results.
The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) promotes Science, Computer Science, Mathematics and English. It conducts four competitions every year which are National Science Olympiad (NSO), the National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) International English Olympiad (IMO) and the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) at various centres across the country.
Rank holders till 500 would be given inspiring prizes ranging from Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal along with Laptops and cash scholarships. Rank holders between 101 & 500 would be provided with 500 cash and enlightening compact discs.
We wish Best of luck for your results.
ICAI CPT & CA Final Results today on www.caresults.nic.in
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is likely to publish the results of Common Proficiency Test(CPT), Final & Final(New Course) for which the exams were conducted during November & December last year. These results can be checked on the official results website of ICAI on www.caresults.nic.in.
One can also register him / her to receive the results in mailbox when it is published on the link mentioned above. These results would be published around 2 pm today on the aforesaid site.
Students who are declared passed today in Final, Final(New Course) would become CAs and have a fruitful career ahead and those who clear the CPT test will have a tough road to walk to become CA, however those who are not able to make it today shall try again hard as the success rate in these results have never been more than 10%.
We wish you all the best for these results.
One can also register him / her to receive the results in mailbox when it is published on the link mentioned above. These results would be published around 2 pm today on the aforesaid site.
Students who are declared passed today in Final, Final(New Course) would become CAs and have a fruitful career ahead and those who clear the CPT test will have a tough road to walk to become CA, however those who are not able to make it today shall try again hard as the success rate in these results have never been more than 10%.
We wish you all the best for these results.
FIITJEE FTRE 2011 Results Published
FIITJEE, the premier coaching institute for for IIT-JEE, has published its FTRE results which is also known as FIITJEE Talent Reward Examination for which the exam was conducted on 26th December, 2010. These results can be checked on the official website of FIITJEE for FTRE on www.fiitjee-ftre.com .
There was a buzz earlier that these results would be published on January 24, however FIITJEE issued a notification as per which the results have been announced and can be checked with the registration number of the students.
FIITJEE Talent Reward Exam is conducted for the students of the classes V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X & XI which provides scholarships worth Rs. 2.5 lakhs to students with the highest scores. X & XI students are basically judged according to their performnace in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
There was a buzz earlier that these results would be published on January 24, however FIITJEE issued a notification as per which the results have been announced and can be checked with the registration number of the students.
FIITJEE Talent Reward Exam is conducted for the students of the classes V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X & XI which provides scholarships worth Rs. 2.5 lakhs to students with the highest scores. X & XI students are basically judged according to their performnace in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Rajasthan Technical University (RTU), Kota B.Tech 3rd Sem Result Soon
Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) would soon publish the results of B.Tech III-Sem which as per the latest status on the RTU site are getting reviewed at the moment. These results can be checked on the official website of RTU in the results section on http://www.rtu.ac.in/results.html, once published.
Rajasthan Technical University, Kota conducts RPET, RMAT and RAMCAAT annually to admit new students in its different academic programs. RTU also offers post graduate programmes in management apart from the technical courses. It has about 50 Engineering Colleges, 35 MCA Colleges, more than 142 MBA Colleges, 08 M.Tech Colleges and 03 Hotel Management and Catering Institute affiliated to it.
Students are advised to be patient as the website is slow at the moment and will take some time to load up due to teh heavy traffic on the site. We wish you all the best for your results.
Rajasthan Technical University, Kota conducts RPET, RMAT and RAMCAAT annually to admit new students in its different academic programs. RTU also offers post graduate programmes in management apart from the technical courses. It has about 50 Engineering Colleges, 35 MCA Colleges, more than 142 MBA Colleges, 08 M.Tech Colleges and 03 Hotel Management and Catering Institute affiliated to it.
Students are advised to be patient as the website is slow at the moment and will take some time to load up due to teh heavy traffic on the site. We wish you all the best for your results.
SNAP 2010 Results coming soon today on www.snaptest.org
Symbiosis International University is expected to release the Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2010 results today i.e. Jan 12, 2010. SNAP was conducted on December 19 last year and candidates can check performance results on the official site of SNAP on www.snaptest.org, once published.
As per the sources, these results would be published on its site at around 12 PM and would stay there till Feb 12, 2011. The successful students would secure their place for the further rounds of admission procedure in the Symbiosis International University (various Management programmes.
We wish all the best to all the candidates eagerly waiting for the verdict.
As per the sources, these results would be published on its site at around 12 PM and would stay there till Feb 12, 2011. The successful students would secure their place for the further rounds of admission procedure in the Symbiosis International University (various Management programmes.
We wish all the best to all the candidates eagerly waiting for the verdict.
CAT Result 2011 Published on www.catiim.in
The Indian Institutes of Management has declared its Common Admission Test results which took place from from October 27 to November 24. These results can be checked on the official website of CAT on www.catiim.in, however the site seems to be slow at the moment due to the heavy load on the server as around 2 lakh candidates were appeared in this year's CAT.
8 Candidates this year has scored 100 percentile and have secured themselves for the Interview and Group Discussions for all the 11 IIMs. 2 of these candidates are from Mumbai while Pune, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai and Indore have one topper each. As per the sources, 19 students ahve scored 99.99 percentile and they are likely to get the offers from the IIMs along with the 150 top business schools of India.
These results were already leaked earlier on Jan 3 before its official release and many students checked their result on that day itself, however those who were left can check it now.
8 Candidates this year has scored 100 percentile and have secured themselves for the Interview and Group Discussions for all the 11 IIMs. 2 of these candidates are from Mumbai while Pune, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai and Indore have one topper each. As per the sources, 19 students ahve scored 99.99 percentile and they are likely to get the offers from the IIMs along with the 150 top business schools of India.
These results were already leaked earlier on Jan 3 before its official release and many students checked their result on that day itself, however those who were left can check it now.
Anna University Results of B.E, B.Tech published on www.annauniv.edu
Anna University has declared the B.E, B.Tech results for marks and grade system today i.e. 10th January, 2011. These results can be checked on the official website of Anna University on www.annauniv.edu with the hall ticket number of the students.
However, it seems that the above mentioned site is unresponsive and not working due to the heavy traffic on the server. Students can also check these results on various other results portal and http://www.schools9.com/ is one of them.
Results of some students have been withheld due to various reasons and WH would be reflected against their name when they check the results with their hall ticket number. Withheld results are categorized among 8 categories which can be checked on the site mentioned above.
We wish you all the best for your results.
However, it seems that the above mentioned site is unresponsive and not working due to the heavy traffic on the server. Students can also check these results on various other results portal and http://www.schools9.com/ is one of them.
Results of some students have been withheld due to various reasons and WH would be reflected against their name when they check the results with their hall ticket number. Withheld results are categorized among 8 categories which can be checked on the site mentioned above.
We wish you all the best for your results.
JNTU Anantapur Results 2010 for B.Tech 4-1 Semester Published
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Anantapur has published the JNTU Anantapur has announced the B.Tech 4-1 Semester (R07) Regular 2010 and B.Pharmacy 4-1Semester (R07) Regular 2010 Results. These results can be checked on the official website of JNTU Anantapur on http://jntuanantapur.org/DEC2010 with the Hall Ticket number of the students.
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) holds the responsibility of providing premier technical education in Andhra Pradesh with more than 165 Engineering Colleges. JNTU Anantapur offers several courses in the field of science & technology at multiple levels and also the part time Ph.D. programs in various disciplines.
JNTU offers undergraduate and post gradute programs in various strems like Aeronautical Engineering, Automobile, Biotechnology, Information Technology, Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation and Control, Metallurgy, Mechanical, Civil & Bio-medical.
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) holds the responsibility of providing premier technical education in Andhra Pradesh with more than 165 Engineering Colleges. JNTU Anantapur offers several courses in the field of science & technology at multiple levels and also the part time Ph.D. programs in various disciplines.
JNTU offers undergraduate and post gradute programs in various strems like Aeronautical Engineering, Automobile, Biotechnology, Information Technology, Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation and Control, Metallurgy, Mechanical, Civil & Bio-medical.
Has CAT 2010 Results Leaked ?
There has been some very strong rounds of rumor on web which has taken the prestigious CAT aspirants by shock. As per the buzz, CAT 2010 results have been leaked before its scheduled time i.e. January 12, 2011 and users have been directed towards a web cache of http://scorecard.catiim.in/ which google stores at http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:GwV-FTdeMdIJ:scorecard.catiim.in/+scorecard.catiim.in/index.php&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=in.
Interestingly, one of our team members appeared in the latest Common Admission Test and tried to check out his results as per the links given above but no success. We tried to contact the authorites however there was no official comment obtained.
After all the buzz, we could only reach on the conclusion that the results would be out officially on Jan 12, 2011 and can be checked on www.catiim.in, once published. CAT results would also be accessible by using sms facility or by sending a mail. SMS should be sent to 57333 after inserting CAT test registration number date of birth (dd mm yy) or CAT test registration number application number.
Stay tuned for more !!!
Interestingly, one of our team members appeared in the latest Common Admission Test and tried to check out his results as per the links given above but no success. We tried to contact the authorites however there was no official comment obtained.
After all the buzz, we could only reach on the conclusion that the results would be out officially on Jan 12, 2011 and can be checked on www.catiim.in, once published. CAT results would also be accessible by using sms facility or by sending a mail. SMS should be sent to 57333 after inserting CAT test registration number date of birth (dd mm yy) or CAT test registration number application number.
Stay tuned for more !!!
JMET 2011 Results published on www.iitd.ac.in
Joint Management Entrance Test (JMET) 2011 which is conducted by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi results are published today i.e. January 3, 2011. These results can be checked on the official website of IIT - Delhi via this direct link http://web.iitd.ac.in/~gate/jmet/jmetresult/jmetresult.php
JMET was conducted on 12th December, 2010 with around 26,035 candidates out of which 5451 candidates have qualified in the Joint Management Entrance Test, 2011. These qualified candidates can now seek admission into the prestigious post-graduate management programmes of various IITs and IISc Bangalore. Admission results will be followed by the merit decided by the Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI) of the institutes.
Qualified candidates would now need to choose among the various IITs and IISc Bangalore. We would advise to choose after the complete scrutiny related to the number of seats available on the colleges and your location as other parameters would more or less remain the same i.e. GD & PI.
JMET was conducted on 12th December, 2010 with around 26,035 candidates out of which 5451 candidates have qualified in the Joint Management Entrance Test, 2011. These qualified candidates can now seek admission into the prestigious post-graduate management programmes of various IITs and IISc Bangalore. Admission results will be followed by the merit decided by the Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI) of the institutes.
Qualified candidates would now need to choose among the various IITs and IISc Bangalore. We would advise to choose after the complete scrutiny related to the number of seats available on the colleges and your location as other parameters would more or less remain the same i.e. GD & PI.
Bhiwani Board (HBSE) 12th Result Published on www.hbse.nic.in
Board of School Education Haryana, Bhiwani has published the 12th class results today i.e. January 3, 2011 for which exams were conducted back in October 2010. These results can be checked on the official website of HBSE on www.hbse.nic.in.
Haryana Board of Secondary Education issued a notification yesterday in which students were informed about the results to be declared today. Some students might face some difficulty in checking their results due to the slow speed cause by the heavy traffic on the site.
These students are advised to check the results on this direct link http://web1.hry.nic.in/hbsemarksheet/hbsehry/hbseresult10.asp with their respective roll numbers.
Haryana Board of Secondary Education issued a notification yesterday in which students were informed about the results to be declared today. Some students might face some difficulty in checking their results due to the slow speed cause by the heavy traffic on the site.
These students are advised to check the results on this direct link http://web1.hry.nic.in/hbsemarksheet/hbsehry/hbseresult10.asp with their respective roll numbers.
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