#Cbse paper date

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i know youre not a studyblr but as a senior can you please give any suggestions on managing 12th boards and competitive exams (im a jee aspirant but i still wanna know how you managed it all) hope its not a bother!

hiii sure!! feel free to reach out whenever, im happy to help <33

okay so. what i suggest you do (assuming you'll be starting 11th this year):

1. Enter 11th std. Don't get intimidated by others. Stay focused on understanding the concepts of all chapters, school exams toh derivations and formulas rattkar bhi ho jayenge. Clear concepts now rather than saving it for 'later'.

2. Practice all PYQs and whatever questions you get for maths. You can only do maths with practice × 100000. It's honestly quite tough, or it's too lengthy.

3. Fully strengthen the 'easier chapters' NOW. Own the knowledge like you made the concept.

4. Enter 12th. Let go of 11th from april-september and fully finish 12th std as soon as possible. Cover all concepts (I believe physics in 12th is relatively easier) and learn all formulas by your midterm exam time at school.

5. USE YOUR SUMMER VACATIONS WELL. COVER ALL BACKLOGS THEN AND THERE. (I regret procrastinating soo much 😭)

6. Just revise 12th entirely and focus on PYQs during October.

7. Nov-Dec go through 11th std again thoroughly, don't take too much stress for preboard cause hopefully you've prepared for 12th strong enough already. Don't take preboard marks to heart!!

8. January, do only and only JEE PYQs and cover whatever backlogs you have. Physics formulas must be learn to the heart. Understand organic chemistry basics very very well, cause it will help predict complex product formations too even if you don't remember the actual reaction!! Maths again, only practice or God can save you 💀 (I'm sorry I'm really scared of maths so maybe this is a biased reply!)

9. Now you'll have board practicals likely in Jan end or Feb only, just make sure your file is complete and you know the basic procedure of experiments. Don't stress too much about viva, usually your own teachers will help you through it!! Focus on practicals as it helps with conceptual JEE Qs too!!

10. Now simply focus on learning derivations and long answer type questions for upcoming boards. You've done enough for JEE and it's time to strength subjective answers. Focus only on cbse board PYQs and again, don't stress too much. Be confident you've worked so hard!!

11. Now the April attempt. Again start focusing on 11th at least 2 weeks before your JEE date. Revise 11th very well.

12. Lastly, solve sample papers only. During the last 3 days I recommend not studying. Only sample papers. With full syllabus. No chapter-wise or topic-wise. But yes if you still don't have concepts cleared, definitely do that asap. Still try to be fully prepared 3 days before the actual exam!!

That's all <33 I made it as detailed as possible for anyone to refer to. Set a goal and follow through guys!! I know it's super hard and yeah 11th mein vo feeling nahi aati, but trust me, if you can push yourself hard in 11th, you won't have to worry too much for the April attempt for sureeee.

All the best <33

#note: this is coming from someone still waiting for april attempt #but yes since its just 3 weeks left ive started revising 11th #maths honestly i just try to strengthen the easy chapters #at least i wont lose marks here FOR SURE #i dont focus on tough maths chapters at all. #asks #dee #answers #desiblr #jee #cbse

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and our french teacher was telling us that like cbse's marking scheme is like if there are 10 mistakes in a paragraph thing in french then only 1 mark will be cut and half mark if 5 mistakes.

IF U TOOK HINDI HOW WAS UR EXPERIENCE IS IT HARD DO U HAVE TO WRITE A LOT I HATE WRITING IN HINDI

i mean its a language paper tf you expect if not writing. i scored a 95 in hindi in 10th so i was very happy :) and if you study hindi 6 hours a week then i'd say its more than enough. just concentrate in class and stay up to date with your notes/submissions.

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Which is the Best Way to Study For Exams with Limited Time

Introduction:

The majority of students are confused about how to prepare for the test because they must study the entire curriculum a year in just a few weeks. This strategy is effective even if you only have a few months to prepare or you only have a few days to face the exam. According to Best School in Indore, a study schedule is a time management plan that will help you to achieve your learning goals. In that plan, you will schedule your study sessions, as you do in your work or social commitments.

Students are preparing to get good marks in exams. However, most of the students are confused about how to prepare for the exams as they have to cover a whole year's syllabus in a few weeks. Do not worry! If you need to study for the next exam but have little time for preparation, follow these tips and tricks to study well for the exam. But you have less time to prepare, then follow these tips and tricks to study well for the exam. These tips are helpful, even if you have only a few months or a few days for exams.

Here To Learn & How To Study Effectively In Less Time For Exams:

1. Effective Study Plan: 

The great thing about a lesson plan is that it can help you achieve your goals. That is because you can plan your studies around the assignment dates and take your time to properly prepare for the exam.

While some students enjoy cramming at the last minute, it is widely recognized that this is not the best way to approach the exam. You have to devote yourself to comparatively complex topics with a high level of concentration and more time.

2. Manage your Work on Time:

The best tip for studying effectively for the exam is time management. Do not waste a lot of time on a specific topic. First, you need to cover up the simple and easy issues before your allotted time. Then focus on the difficulties and problems. Your preparation speed is entirely dependent on your time management.

3. Check the Chapters Often:

You may only have one day, but you will get a lot more done if you break it up and find out exactly what you need to know. Simply reading through a few select notes should trigger your reminder when you read through them on the morning of your exam.

4. Stay Away from Distraction:

You should avoid any type of interruption during your study. It is not a good habit that you should sit in front of the television to study. Silence or turn off your mobile phone. Avoid talking to anyone to increase your concentration.

5. Mock Tests & Sample Question Papers:

Mock tests help you assess your improvement in preparation. The more mock tests you take, the more confident you will become. Practicing with these mock exam papers will give you an understanding of the overall exam format and the type of questions asked on the exam.

Conclusion:

The Best CBSE School in Indore focuses on some of the most important techniques to follow during exam preparation. These strategies also answer questions like studying for a competitive exam or studying for board exams. The Advanced Academy prepares its students with the best techniques for success in their examinations. 

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Difference Between UPTET and CTET?

For individuals aspiring to become teachers in India, understanding the nuances of various teacher eligibility tests (TETs) is crucial. Two of the most prominent TETs in the country are the Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) and the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET). While both serve the purpose of assessing candidates' eligibility for teaching positions, there are several key differences between them. Let's explore these dissimilarities to gain a better understanding:

1. Conducting Authority

UPTET: The UPTET is conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Board (UPBEB), which is responsible for primary and upper primary education in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

CTET: On the other hand, the CTET is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), a national-level educational board responsible for conducting various examinations, including the CTET, across India.

2. Scope of Eligibility

UPTET: The UPTET primarily focuses on assessing the eligibility of candidates who wish to teach in schools within the state of Uttar Pradesh.

CTET: In contrast, the CTET is a national-level examination, and candidates who qualify can apply for teaching positions in schools affiliated with the Central Government (KVS, NVS, Central Tibetan Schools, etc.) as well as schools under the administrative control of Union Territories.

3. Examination Pattern

UPTET: The UPTET consists of two papers – Paper 1 for candidates aspiring to teach classes 1 to 5, and Paper 2 for candidates aspiring to teach classes 6 to 8.

CTET: Similarly, the CTET also comprises two papers – Paper 1 for teaching classes 1 to 5 (Primary Stage) and Paper 2 for teaching classes 6 to 8 (Elementary Stage).

4. Syllabus

UPTET: The syllabus for UPTET includes topics such as Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I (Hindi), Language II (English or Sanskrit), Mathematics, and Environmental Studies (for Paper 1), and Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I and II, Mathematics and Science, Social Studies/Social Science (for Paper 2).

CTET: The CTET syllabus covers similar topics but may have slight variations. It includes Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I (compulsory), Language II (compulsory), Mathematics, Environmental Studies (for Paper 1), and Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I and II, Mathematics and Science, Social Studies/Social Science (for Paper 2).

5. Validity

UPTET: The UPTET certificate is valid for a period of five years from the date of declaration of the result.

CTET: In contrast, the CTET certificate is valid for seven years from the date of declaration of the result.

6. Recognition

UPTET: The UPTET is recognized primarily by the state government of Uttar Pradesh and its affiliated institutions.

CTET: The CTET is recognized by the Central Government, Union Territories, and various institutions affiliated with the CBSE across India.

Conclusion

While both the UPTET and CTET serve as benchmarks for assessing the eligibility of candidates aspiring to become teachers, they differ in terms of conducting authority, scope of eligibility, examination pattern, syllabus, validity, and recognition. Aspirants should carefully consider these differences and choose the appropriate exam based on their career goals and preferences.

This article was originally published by medium.com/@upsccourses. Read the original article here.

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has relased Central Teacher Eligibility Test CTET July 2024. Those candidates who are interested in this CTET Paper I and Paper II Primary and Junior Level can apply online. Read the notification for recruitment eligibility, Category Wise Vacancy, post information, PET, selection procedure and all other information.

Application Begin : 07/03/2024

Last Date for Registration : 02/04/2024

https://www.jobkey.in/CTET-July-2024-Online-Form.php

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#board exams #class 10

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ACING THE BOARD EXAMINATION

Dr. M Ramachandran, Secretary General, The National UN Volunteers-India

Most state and Union Territory Educational Boards, CBSE, ICSE, IB, IGCSE and NIOS, have released notifications about the upcoming Class 10th and 12th Board Examination. The National Testing Agencies and Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) have released the dates for various competitive exams for admission to professional courses but also conducted and brought out the results of examinations like CLAT 2024.

Here are a few tips that enable a rational Class X and XII (PUC) student to score maximum marks in the Board Examinations.

1. Plan a self-study time-table

Once examinees get their date sheets, they must make a scientific plan to prepare for the examinations. Normally, the students prepare their daily lesson plan/revision according to the school/college timetable. For many students, Saturdays/Sundays or holidays are a no time table day. Students waste their prime time on non-academic matters. Remember the idiom ‘Practice makes a man perfect’. Allotment of personal time for revising the topics, themes, concepts, solving the previous years’ question papers, etc., is a good learning practice which enables the students to score maximum marks.

2. Check the syllabus

Refer to your subject syllabus and the scope of the syllabus. All state / Union Territory / CBSE / ICSE and other examination boards have released the curriculum for the concerned year of examination. Schools/colleges have scheduled their annual lesson plans accordingly. The question paper-setting committees do not give questions out of the given syllabus. Textbooks published by NCERT, SCERT and a few private publishers bring out the syllabus for that particular year of examination. The students or parents are not aware of the syllabus. They should contact their wards’ subject teachers and get a syllabus copy. Those students who prepare/revise the exam materials as per the syllabus for that year’s exam can score better marks.

3. Sample question paper

In common practice, the concerned forms, such as blueprints, patterns of question papers, marking schemes, etc., are familiar to teachers or examiners. Students can also grab the details of such examination matters and score good marks. All the above documents and materials are available on the websites of various examination boards. For example, Karnataka State Board Class X can download the KSEEB, SSLC blueprint 2024 directly from its webpage. The blueprint includes subject-wise names of the topics/chapters and their mark’s weightage. Understanding the blueprint or marking scheme will stimulate the candidate’s confidence to write better in the Board Examinations. The subject-wise weightage allotted to each topic in all subjects can be downloaded by the students from the concerned Boards portals.

4. Time management skills

Using the given time during the examination is challenging for many students. For this practice, solving previous years’ questionnaires is a good experience. The first 15 minutes are allotted as question paper reading time by all the Boards. But the questions will carry only marks, not the question-wise timings. The time allotted to attempt the whole question paper is printed on the top of the question papers. Many schools or state boards like Karnataka School Education conduct preparatory or pre-board examinations to familiarise students with time management skills. The research has proved that those students who practise/solve previous years’ question papers or attempt pre-finals can score better marks in the final exams.

Quizzing oneself is the strongest self-study technique. Self-examination is a good exercise which helps retention and comprehension. It includes setting up questions, sitting and writing the same questions following the duration, assessing the self-written answers, etc., which will boost the students’ confidence and enable them to make temporary corrections.

A final word to the students........

¹Be optimistic and confident

²Compete with yourself to improve previous scores

³Be determined, focused, self-motivated

⁴Give equal importance to both marks and knowledge

⁵Learn from past failures/success

⁶Understand that success needs several chances/attempts

⁷Eat nutritious food; stay healthy and hydrated

⁸Be always in the mind’s comfort zone

(The writer is the Principal of Coorg Public School and PU College, Gonikoppal)

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CTET 2024: Exam Date, Notification, Application, Form Correction

Overview The last date to submit CTET 2024 application form is today, November 27, 2023. Candidates can fill CTET Online Form 2024 by visiting the official website- ctet.nic.in. It is advised that candidates should submit their applications now and not wait. Last date to apply online for CTET 2024. Earlier, CBSE had extended the last date for applying online for CTET 2024 from November 23 to November 27, 2023. Candidates have to enter CTET campus number/name in the online form and download CTET confirmation page 2024 after submitting their applications online. The last date for final verification of CTET application fee 2024 has been extended to December 2, 2023. CTET Form Correction 2024 window will be open from November 28 to December 2, 2023. CTET Application Form 2024 link was activated with this notification on the official website. CTET January 2024 exam notification and application form was released on November 3, 2023. The official CTET notification 2023 for January session was released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the form of an information bulletin containing important details related to the exam. CTET 2024 exam will be conducted on 21 January 2024. CTET January 2024 session is the 18th edition of the exam. Candidates willing to appear for CTET exam should visit this page regularly for latest updates regarding exam date, application process, eligibility criteria, admit card, exam pattern, syllabus, answer key, result, qualifying marks and other necessary details. Needed Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is a national level examination conducted to test the eligibility of candidates as primary (classes 1 to 5) or elementary (classes 6 to 8) teachers. Candidates have to qualify the exam to get eligibility to teach in central government schools like KVS, NVS etc. CTET Notification 2024 has been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for the January session. CTET January Notification 2024 has been released on the official website ctet.nic.in. CTET Notification 2024 PDF is released as an 'Information Bulletin' which contains details of exam, syllabus, languages, eligibility criteria, exam fee, exam city and important dates. CTET Notification 2024 PDF download link is shared below. Candidates are advised to read the CTET Notification PDF thoroughly as it contains details related to the conduct of the examination. CTET 2024 exam will be conducted offline in pen and paper mode on January 21, 2024. Notification CTET Notification 2024 has been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for the January session. CTET January Notification 2024 has been released on the official website ctet.nic.in. CTET Notification 2024 PDF is released as an 'Information Bulletin' which contains details of exam, syllabus, languages, eligibility criteria, exam fee, exam city and important dates. CTET Notification 2024 PDF download link is shared below. Candidates are advised to read the CTET Notification PDF thoroughly as it contains details related to the conduct of the examination. CTET 2024 exam will be conducted offline in pen and paper mode on January 21, 2024. Pattern CTET Exam Pattern 2024: CTET exam consists of two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both papers consist of 150 multiple choice questions (MCQs). CTET Paper 1 consists of questions from five subjects, Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Environmental Studies. On the other hand, CTET Paper 2 consists of questions from four subjects- Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Science or Social Studies/Social Sciences. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) prescribes the exam pattern for CTET exam in the official notification. There has been no change in the CTET exam pattern over the years.

Syllabus CTET Syllabus 2024: CTET exam is conducted offline in pen and paper mode. CTET 2024 exam will be conducted on 21 January 2024. Candidates who are planning to appear in the 18th edition of CTET exam should start their exam preparation from now on. CTET 2024 exam consists of two papers – Paper 1 and Paper 2. CTET Paper 1 is for teachers of classes 1 to 5 and Paper 2 is for teachers of classes 6 to 8. CTET 2024 syllabus includes section-wise topics for both the papers and what questions are asked in the exam. CTET Paper 1 comprises of subjects from five sections – Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Environmental Studies and CTET Paper 2 syllabus comprises of subjects from four sections – Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Science or Social Studies/Social Sciences.

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Top 10 Government Exams In India

Looking to embark on a promising career in the public sector? Exploring the top 10 government exams in India can be your key to success. These examinations offer a gateway to coveted positions in various government departments and organizations. From the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Examination to the highly competitive SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Exam, these assessments assess your skills and knowledge comprehensively. Discover the diverse range of opportunities that await you and set your path towards a fulfilling government job in India.

Let’s take a look at some of the Top 10 Government Exams In India:

1. IBPS CLERK This is one of the top government exams in India, as it opens up the opportunity for candidates to get a position in a nationalized bank. The exam is known to be very tough, as the competition is high and it requires a lot of hard work to score well. It is recommended that the candidates take a few IBPS Clerk mock tests and try to improve their accuracy and time management skills before appearing for the actual exam. It is also important to carefully review your application form and make sure that all information has been entered properly. To check the results of the IBPS Clerk Prelims and Main Exam, visit the official website and login with your registration ID/roll number, date of birth and password. Once logged in, you can view your result and download it. 2. CBSE TEACHER EXAM Taking part in various competitive exams helps children build confidence and develop a strong work ethic. It also teaches them to accept defeat and learn from mistakes. A government job is one of the most prestigious professions and provides several benefits, including a set salary structure and regulated working hours. It also offers stability and security, even after retirement. The CBSE CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) is a national level exam that helps recruit teachers for KVS, NVS, and unaided schools. The exam has two papers and covers subjects such as Pedagogy, Child Development, Language 1, and Language 2. A person can apply for the CTET once they have cleared class 12 and are 18 years old. The last date to apply is January 15, 2021. The exam is held in two shifts from 16th December to 13th January. 3. RBI Grade B Examination This is one of the toughest government exams in India. It’s an elite exam that attracts thousands of candidates. However, to crack it, you must be well-prepared. It’s important to stay up-to-date with current affairs, and take mock tests to identify your weak areas. Achieving success in this exam can open doors for a number of career opportunities. RBI Grade B officers play a critical role in maintaining the country’s financial stability. They can also avail of housing facilities and a transport allowance. The examination is divided into two phases. Phase I comprises objective-type questions on general awareness, English language, quantitative aptitude, and reasoning ability. After clearing Phase I, you will be shortlisted for Phase II, which consists of three papers on economic and social issues, English writing skills, and finance and management. The last phase is the interview. 4. RRB JE/SSE Examination Getting a job in a government establishment, also known as a Sarkari Naukri is the dream of many students. Considering that there are tens of thousands of candidates vying for these positions, cracking the top government exams in India is no easy feat. But, with the right kind of understanding and a systematic preparation pattern, students can get through the examinations easily. The RRB JE/SSE Examination is held by the Railway Recruitment Board to hire candidates for Senior Engineer and Junior Engineer posts in various railway departments. The exam is objective in nature and the candidates who score higher than the minimum cut-off marks are shortlisted for the next stage. The candidates who are visually impaired or have difficulty writing can use a scribe at their own expense. The minimum qualification for this exam is a Bachelor’s degree in engineering discipline. 5. UPPSC CIVIL SERVICES EXAM Obtaining a government job offers you a secured career, set compensation structure, and regulated working hours. However, clearing these exams isn’t easy and requires a lot of hard work and dedication. The Staff Selection Commission conducts this exam to recruit workers for different departments and ministries of the government. The exam consists of two stages – a preliminary and main examination. The preliminary exam consists of 2 papers with objective-type questions. Paper 1 tests a candidate’s knowledge of History, Geography, Indian Polity, Economy, Environment, General Science and Current Affairs, while Paper 2 assesses the candidates’ Comprehension, Interpersonal skills, Logical reasoning, Problem-solving, and general mental ability. Applicants can apply for the UPPSC Civil Services Exam after graduating from 12th. The preparation for this exam starts almost a year before the actual examination date. Practicing with Testbook’s practice materials can help you clear this exam in your first attempt. 6. IFS EXAM Government jobs offer several perks and benefits such as stability, high pay-scale, and job security. They are coveted by individuals who want to secure a respectable career in the public sector. To clear these top government competitive exams, one must have steadfast dedication and effective preparation. It is essential to make a detailed study plan and revise often. The IFS exam is one of the toughest government exams in India. IFS officers serve at India’s Embassies, Consulates, and Permanent Missions to multilateral organisations like the United Nations. This is a challenging but rewarding profession. Those wishing to take this exam should be between 21 and 32 years old. However, there is an age relaxation for those from reserved categories. Moreover, you must have at least a degree from a recognised university. 7. NDA EXAM Government jobs are a dream for many aspirants because of the perks they offer in terms of salary, benefits and stability even post-retirement. This is the reason why lakhs of candidates appear for the Government exams. NDA (National Defense Academy) is one of the toughest Government Exams in India because it requires you to qualify a written test with vast syllabus, psychological aptitude and intelligence tests, as well as being physically fit. However, there are a few tips that can help you prepare for the NDA exam in the best way. 8. IPS EXAM Government jobs offer high salaries, job security, and a sense of prestige. They also provide a range of other benefits, including medical facilities and free housing. This makes them an attractive career option for many people in India. To get a government job, students must clear several government exams. These exams are very difficult and require a lot of hard work. Many people dream of becoming an IAS or an IPS officer. However, this is a very challenging goal to achieve. Fortunately, there are many resources available to help prepare for these exams. This blog post provides some helpful tips for preparing for these exams. It covers everything from the exam syllabus to preparation strategies. By following this advice, you can improve your chances of passing the IPS exam. This will help you get a government job and enjoy all the perks that come with it! 9. LIC EXAM Government exams are tough but can be cracked by anyone who prepares well. The key is to start early and remain consistent in the process. Also, it is crucial to find the right mentor for your preparation. The mentor will help you build the right strategy and plan for your success. The LIC AAO exam is conducted by LIC to fill up various posts of Assistant Administrative Officer in its insurance sector. The exam is national in nature and offers a secure job with added government allowances and benefits. The LIC AAO exam includes sections like Quantitative Aptitude, Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test, Para Jumbles and English Language. To succeed in these sections, one must keep up to date with the latest policies and news in the insurance industry. One should also take LIC mock tests regularly and practice the topics they are weak in. 10. SBI EXAM The State Bank of India is the largest public sector bank in the country. It offers a variety of banking jobs and other perks like vacation insurance and health insurance. However, getting a job with the SBI requires extensive studying and dedication. The SBI exam is a difficult one to pass, but it isn’t impossible. It’s important to start preparing early and make a schedule so you can stick to it. This will help you prepare and focus on the most important topics. Government exams can be very challenging, but they can also lead to a rewarding career. If you’re looking for a well-paid, secure job after graduation, consider taking one of these top 10 government exams. It’ll be worth it! iDreamCareer helps young people plan their careers and choose the right profession. You can learn more about this service here. Read the full article

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CTET January Online Form 2023

Post Date:03 November 2023Short Information :Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has Recently Invited to the Online Application Form for the Central Teachers Eligibility Test, January 2024 .

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)

January CTET 2024

Important Dates

Start Date of Application Form: 03/11/2023

Last Date of Application Form : 23/11/2023

Correction Date : 28/11/2023 to 02/12/2023

Exam Date : 21 January 2024

Admit Card : 2 Days Before Exam

Application Fee

For Single Paper :

General / OBC / EWS: 1000/-

SC / ST / PH : 500/-

For Both Paper Primary / Junior :

General / OBC / EWS: 1200/-

SC / ST / PH : 600/-

Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or E Challan

Age Limit

Minimum Age : 18 Years

Age Relaxation read the notification.

Primary School (Class I to V)

Candidates who are Senior Secondary or its Equivalent with at least 50% or 45% marks/Passed or appearing diploma in Elementary Education as per NCTE 2002 Norms / B.El.Ed(04 Years Course)/Diploma in education(Special Course , for 02 Years)/ B.Ed(1 Year)/Diploma in Elementary Education(1 Year) will be eligible for CTET Examination..

Secondary School (Class VI to VIII)

Candidates having Bachelor Degree (with at least 45% or 50% marks) /passed or appearing in final year of 2 year Diploma in elementary Education/Diploma in Education/B.El.Ed /B.SC.Ed /B.A Ed. /B.Ed. will be eligible for this CTET Examination.

Examination Pattern for CTET

Paper – I : (02.5 Hours Duration): Total 150 Marks MCQ Paper divided in 05 Sections of 30 marks & questions (per section Comprising of Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I & II, Mathematics & Environmental Studies topics.

Paper – II : (02.5 Hours Duration): Total 150 Marks MCQ Paper divided in 05 Sections of 30 marks & questions (per section Comprising of Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I & II, Mathematics &Social Studies & Social Science Studies topics.

Selection Process

Written Exam

Required Documents

Candidates Photograph(10-100 KB)

Candidates Signature(3-30 KB)

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TOP MEDICAL COLLEGES IN INDIA

Top Medical Colleges in India: If Medical is your passion, then this blog is a must-read. You will get to know all the important information from top medical colleges in India to NEET test details to NEET syllabus etc. 

NEET, National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test is the single medical entrance exam in India that has replaced all the National level and State level medical entrance exams except the JIPMER MBBS exam and AIIMS MBBS exam. Qualifying for the examination helps you get through Government UG medical courses and private medical/dental colleges.

Top Medical Colleges in India

Minimum Eligibility:

A general candidate must have scored a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology to become eligible for the exam. However, there is a relaxation in the marks required for the reserved category of candidates.

NEET exam date:

NEET exam is generally conducted in May. The upcoming examination is scheduled to be conducted on April or May the first week. It has been conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Till 2018, the NEET exam was conducted by the CBSE, but with the recent announcement by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), the exam is being conducted by NTA from 2019 onwards. 

Also Read: If not qualified for MBBS then What?

Online Application Date:

The application form is going to start in somewhere Jan and February first week.

NEET exam fee:

 Approx Rs. 1400 for General candidates and Rs. 750 for SC/ST/PH candidates. 

Admit Card Availability:

Admit cards will be available from 27th March 2020. A candidate who is eligible to sit for the entrance exam should have done 12th from any recognized University or board with a combination of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology or Biotechnology. 

Language Details:

The NEET exam will be conducted in 11 different languages.

Let’s look at some of the more information related to the NEET exam as given below:Type of questionsObjective-type questions (MCQs)Number of questions180 questionsSubjectsPhysics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology (Each containing 45 questions)Marking Scheme4 marks for every correct answerNegative marking1 mark deduction for every incorrect answerMode of examinationPen and Paper

Now, check out the list of top Medical colleges in India:

S.NO.College NameCourses OfferedYear of EstablishmentUniversity Type1.AIIMS, New DelhiBachelor of Optometry, Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Medicine. MD/MS, M.D.S and MD in Hospital Administration1956Autonomous2.PGEMIR, ChandigarhMono-super speciality courses for Liver and Biliary diseases1962Autonomous3.Christian Medical College, VelloreOffers specialized undergraduate courses. Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT), Bachelor in Prosthetic & Orthotics (BPO), Bachelor in Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology.1900Private Institute, Affiliated to Tamil Nadu MGR Medical University4.Kasturba Medical College, ManipalMBBS, M.Sc, MD, M.S., M.CH, PhD, M.Phil and advanced training program.1953Private Institute, Deemed University 5.King George’s Medical University, LucknowOffers both undergraduate courses and postgraduate courses like MBBS, M.D., BDS, and MDS.1905Government Medical College 6.JIPMER, PuducherryOffers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in 37 different disciplines.1823Public University7.BHU, VaranasiMBBS, MS1960Public Central University8.Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, New DelhiMBBS, BDS, MDS, MS, and Diploma are the courses offered here.2009Deemed University by UGC9.Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, AligarhNMC offers various courses in undergraduate, postgraduate and diploma levels.1962Government Medical College10.Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, ChennaiMBBS, MD, MSc, Doctorate of Medicine and Master of Surgery are some of the courses offered by the college.1985Private Medical College11.Jamia Hamdard, New DelhiOffers various courses at undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD level.1962Deemed University12.M. S. Ramaiah Medical College, BengaluruCourses offered by M.S. Ramaiah Medical College including MBBS, MD, BPT, DM, M.S., MPT, M.D (Dermatology), MCH, PhD, PG Diploma.1979Private Medical college, affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences13.Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital, New DelhiAbout 25 courses are offered here including undergraduate, postgraduate and specialty course2001Deemed University, Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University14.Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, BelgaumApart from MBBS and MD, the college offers about 42 courses. 1963Constituent medical school of KLE University15.University College of Medical Sciences, DelhiAffiliated with the University of Delhi1971The constituent medical school of KLE University

This is the complete list of Top Medical Colleges in India compiled on the basis of factors like quality, research output and academic productivity. The list is purely based on our point of view. Hope you will like it and would prove as a great help for you all.

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Tips For CAT Quant

The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a highly competitive entrance exam used for admissions into various management programs offered by prestigious B-schools in India. The Quantitative Aptitude section of CAT assesses your mathematical and analytical skills. Here are some tips to help you excel in the CAT Quant section:

Understand the Basics: CAT Quant is built upon fundamental mathematical concepts. Make sure you have a strong grasp of topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and number theory. Strengthen your foundation to tackle even the most complex problems.

Time Management: Time is of the essence in CAT. You will have limited time to answer a considerable number of questions. Practice solving questions within a time constraint to improve your speed and accuracy. Read more at CAT quant

Mock Tests: Regularly take full-length mock tests. They simulate the actual exam environment and help you get accustomed to the format, difficulty level, and time pressure. Analyze your performance afterward to identify your strengths and weaknesses. Read more at Practise CBSE Class 7 Maths Online

Conceptual Clarity: Understand the underlying concepts of each topic rather than relying on shortcuts. This will not only help you solve a wide range of problems but also adapt to tricky variations. Visit for more information at Bank Quant Preparation

Selective Study: CAT Quant covers a broad range of topics, but not all topics carry equal weight. Analyze previous years' question papers to identify the most frequently asked topics and focus your preparation on those.

Smart Problem Solving: Develop a strategic approach to solving problems. For instance, for Data Interpretation, practice mental calculations and approximation techniques to save time.

Vedic Mathematics: Learn some Vedic Mathematics techniques. These shortcuts can help you solve problems faster and increase your efficiency in calculations.

Calculator Usage: CAT doesn't allow a calculator. Enhance your mental calculation skills. Practice mental arithmetic and estimation to make quick decisions during the exam.

Formula Mastery: Memorize important formulas and theorems. This will save time during the exam, as you won't have to derive them on the spot.

Step-by-Step Solving: While solving complex problems, break them down into smaller steps. This approach reduces the chances of making errors and makes it easier to spot mistakes.

Practice Regularly: Consistent practice is key to success in CAT Quant. Solve a variety of problems to build your skills. As you progress, gradually increase the complexity of the problems you attempt.

Review Mistakes: Mistakes are valuable learning opportunities. After attempting mock tests or practice problems, review the ones you got wrong. Understand where you went wrong and learn from it.

Time Allocation: In the exam, allocate time wisely. Don't get stuck on a single difficult question. If you're unsure about a question, move on and come back to it later if time allows. Check out Bank quant for more details.

Elimination Technique: In multiple-choice questions, use the elimination technique. Eliminate obviously incorrect options to increase your chances of selecting the right answer.

Stay Calm: CAT can be stressful, but maintaining a calm and focused mindset is crucial. Avoid panic and approach each question methodically.

Revision: Regularly revise the concepts you've learned. As the exam date approaches, focus on revision rather than attempting new topics. Read more at Railway Test Preparation

Remember, CAT Quant isn't just about rote memorization; it's about understanding and applying concepts efficiently. With dedicated practice, a strategic approach, and the right mindset, you can conquer the CAT Quant section and move a step closer to your dream B-school.

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What is the CTET Exam?

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is a national-level examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in India. It's an essential eligibility criterion for candidates aspiring to become teachers in government schools from Class 1 to 8.

Purpose of CTET Exam

The primary purpose of the CTET exam is to ensure that candidates possess the essential aptitude and ability to meet the challenges of teaching at the primary and upper primary levels.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the CTET exam, candidates must meet certain criteria regarding their educational qualifications and age.

Educational Qualifications

Candidates applying for the primary stage (Class 1 to 5) should have passed Senior Secondary (or its equivalent) with at least 50% marks. Those applying for the elementary stage (Class 6 to 8) should have a graduation degree.

Age Limit

There is no upper age limit for appearing in the CTET exam.

Exam Pattern

The CTET exam is conducted in two papers: Paper 1 for primary stage teachers and Paper 2 for elementary stage teachers.

Paper 1: Primary Stage

Paper 1 is for candidates aspiring to teach classes 1 to 5. It includes sections on Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I (compulsory), Language II (compulsory), Mathematics, Environmental Studies.

Paper 2: Elementary Stage

Paper 2 is for candidates aspiring to teach classes 6 to 8. It includes sections on Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I (compulsory), Language II (compulsory), Mathematics and Science (for Mathematics and Science teachers), Social Studies/Social Science (for Social Studies/Social Science teachers).

Syllabus

The syllabus for both papers covers topics related to Child Development and Pedagogy, Languages, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Science, and Social Studies.

Registration Process

Candidates can register for the CTET exam online by filling out the application form available on the official website. They must also pay the prescribed application fee.

Admit Card

The CTET admit card is issued to registered candidates a few weeks before the exam date. It contains essential details like the candidate's name, roll number, exam center, and timings.

Exam Centers

The exam is conducted at various centers across the country to accommodate candidates from different regions.

Preparation Tips

Aspirants can prepare for the CTET exam by studying relevant textbooks, solving previous years' question papers, and taking mock tests to assess their preparation level.

Significance of CTET Certification

A CTET certificate is mandatory for securing a teaching job in government schools across India. It validates the candidate's eligibility and proficiency in teaching.

Validity of CTET Certificate

The CTET certificate is valid for seven years from the date of declaration of result for all categories.

Results and Score Validity

Candidates who qualify for the CTET exam receive a scorecard detailing their performance. The score is valid for seven years, and candidates can appear for teaching job interviews during this period.

Career Opportunities After CTET

CTET certification opens doors to various teaching opportunities in government schools at the primary and upper primary levels. It enhances the prospects of securing a stable and rewarding career in the field of education.

Challenges Faced by Aspirants

While preparing for the CTET exam, aspirants may face challenges such as extensive syllabus, tough competition, and the need for effective time management.

Conclusion

The CTET exam serves as a gateway for aspiring teachers to kick start their career in the field of education. By ensuring that candidates possess the necessary skills and knowledge, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the quality of teaching in government schools across India.

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Commerce Coaching in Boring Road: Sukrishna Commerce Academy

Sukrishna Commerce Academy has emerged as the leading commerce coaching in Boring Road, Patna. With its exceptional faculty, well-structured curriculum, and proven track record of success, Sukrishna Commerce Academy has consistently produced top-ranking commerce students. One of the primary reasons behind the success of Sukrishna Commerce Academy is its team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members. The institute handpicks educators who have extensive subject knowledge and a passion for teaching. These experts provide the top commence classes in Patna and  possess a deep understanding of the commerce domain, including subjects like accounting, economics, business studies, and mathematics. Their teaching methodologies are designed to simplify complex concepts, making them easily comprehensible for students of all levels. The faculty at Sukrishna Commerce Academy is dedicated to providing  best CA classes in Patna and personalized attention and guidance to each student, ensuring a conducive learning environment.

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Sukrishna Commerce offers a well-structured and comprehensive course curriculum that covers all essential topics required for commerce examinations. The institute follows the syllabi prescribed by various educational boards and universities, including CBSE, ICSE, and Bihar Board. The courses are meticulously designed to provide a strong foundation in commerce subjects, while also focusing on the development of analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking. The curriculum is regularly updated to align with the latest trends and advancements in the commerce field, ensuring that students receive the most relevant and up-to-date knowledge.

Sukrishna Commerce employs a range of innovative teaching methodologies to ensure effective learning outcomes for its students. The institute utilizes a combination of lectures, interactive classroom discussions, multimedia presentations, and audio-visual aids to engage students and foster a deep understanding of the subjects. Additionally, regular doubt-solving sessions and revision classes are conducted to address any queries or concerns raised by students. The faculty also provides comprehensive study materials, including textbooks, reference guides, and practice papers, to enhance the learning experience and enable students to excel in their exams.

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At Sukrishna Commerce, individual attention and personalized guidance are given utmost importance. The institute maintains small batch sizes to ensure that each student receives adequate attention from the faculty. This allows the educators to identify the strengths and weaknesses of individual students and tailor their teaching approach accordingly. Regular assessments and performance evaluations are conducted to track the progress of students and identify areas that require improvement. The faculty at Sukrishna Commerce also maintains open lines of communication with students and their parents, creating a supportive ecosystem that fosters academic growth.

Sukrishna Commerce boasts a remarkable track record of producing consistent results. Over the years, the institute has consistently achieved outstanding academic performance with a significant number of its students securing top ranks in commerce examinations.

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