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Full marks for CBSE’s theory of no marks

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 08:14:00 +0530

There is a surge in interest among parents and students for the new evaluation system that the CBSE has introduced in Class 10

When the results were out on the last day of May this year, something that used to be predominant was simply missing on the campuses of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools -- suspense and allied tension.

That could, primarily, be the reason behind the sudden rush for seats in CBSE schools. Ask Manjula Raman, the principal of Army Public School, Bangalore. "Yes, there is an increase in interest and the number of enquiries that we get. Many are changing boards to take up CBSE, especially, in the past two years."

Earlier, choosing between the CBSE and ICSE used to be a task for parents. There used to be debates about that. But the introduction of the continuous comprehensive evaluation (CCE) in CBSE schools has spared the parents of that headache.

This year, the CBSE made the Std X board exam optional for students. Students who did not wish to appear for the board exam could opt for CCE conducted by the school. The CCE grades students based on their performance throughout the year and a final exam conducted by the school. No marks, just grades, so less of stress.

Across India, 67% of the 11 lakh Std X CBSE students opted not to take up the board exams. With most students opting for CCE, the passing percentage was unusually high. The schools and students had a fair idea of what grade they would get. Besides, there were no failures as the students with a grade below D (less than 33 marks in any one or all subjects) have been considered as eligible for improvement of performance. With options like these, it has become easier to pass the Std X exam under the CBSE syllabus.

"Taking up CBSE could be worthwhile for more than one reason. Not only does the grading system bring stress levels down, the educational system provides an all-round development," Raman said, citing 15 cases where students abandoned international syllabi for CBSE. "Our curriculum is new and evolving. Of course, it's challenging too when compared to the syllabi followed by other boards," she went on to add.

Malaika G Naidu, who just completed her Class 10 under the new evaluation system, agrees. "It's more challenging and interesting now. You have many activities here like conducting research, which I found fascinating. It discourages students from rote learning, since it's not about marks here. You don't memorise things for marks, you learn things with passion and interest. Learning has also become easier and effortless, thanks to the semester system that has been introduced."

As the new evaluation system becomes a talking point, parents, who are concerned about the high levels of stress among their wards due to the kind of educational system in the country, are looking at CBSE as a like-enough solution.

"I came to know about this new system of no marks through media reports that were published when the results were out. I am really tempted to change my child's school. I want the other boards too to follow the grade system and abolish marks altogether. ICSE should be the next to follow it," said Soumita Mishra, mother of two school-going children.

Mishra is not the only parent who thinks so. Babu V Naidu has admitted both his two sons in CBSE schools and calls it a wise decision.

"Introduction of the grading system is really a good thing. Besides, the curriculum is far more holistic and there is emphasis on other activities as well, besides academics," Naidu said. Another parent Anuradha Menon said: "I am mulling over getting my children admitted to schools affiliated to the CBSE. But I'll wait for a year to do that since this new system of grading has just been introduced. After a year, if I am convinced, I will change their boards."

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Vehicles

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Sat, 14 May 2011 09:10:00 +0530

Weird alternative powe sources for cars

Weird alternative power sources for cars

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Sat, 14 May 2011 09:02:00 +0530

When we refer to alternate fuels for cars, we, at most times, mean electricity, bio-fuel, or ethanol. But what happens when you add the word 'weird' before alternative fuel? It's a whole new story!

Air

A car powered by air? Yes indeed: the MDI Air Pod proves that the notion is not just a load of hot air. In fact, it's a load of compressed air. MDI wants to build charging stations to compress air which will then power its three-wheeled bubble car at speeds up to 50mph, and up to 95 miles range.
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Apples

A car that runs on apples - has cider producer Henry Hobhouse been on the tipple? Not at all: this Somerset farmer has converted his Jaguar XJ6 to run on fuel made from apples from his farm. He makes his own methane fuel by pulping apple cores and grass waste at a cost of less than 50p per litre.
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Methane gas

The GENeco Bio-Bug is a real-life 'dung beetle'. The Bristol-built prototype is powered by methane gas generated from household poo. GENeco says it takes about 70 household dung heaps a year to power the car for 10,000 miles. We bet it goes like stink. And you're guaranteed to win at top trumps.
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Legs and arms

Most of us started driving when we got our first pedal-powered car. Well, a few companies make leg-powered cars for grown-ups as a green statement. The HumanCar PS goes one step further by using the arms of its four passengers. You have to 'row' the car using the onboard sticks. Top speed: 30mph on the flat. Oh, there's no steering wheel: instead you need to steer by shifting your buttocks about in the seat
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Jet fighter – and a rocket as well

Bloodhound is the latest British land speed record hopeful. Its Eurofighter Typhoon jet engine is used to reach a 'running-in' speed of 300mph, at which point it switches over to hybrid rocket power. The combined engine thrust is 47,500lb - the equivalent of 180 F1 cars. Pilot Andy Green expects to reach the magic 1,000mph barrier in just 42 seconds.
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Nuclear

It was 1958 and nuclear power was the future. Ford reckoned that uranium reactors would eventually be small enough to fit into a car, so it built the Nucleon scale model as a proposal. The idea was to swap reactors if you were running low - something you'd need to every 5,000 miles. Strangely the idea never left the drawing board.
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Steam

In the early days of motoring, steam cars rivalled internal combustion for popularity. Then the steam suddenly went out of the idea. Fast forward to 2009, and this British Steam Car took one of the longest-standing land speed records in the world. Driven by Don Wales, it broke the record with a 139.843mph top speed.
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Sugar

Bottoms up, Brazil! Way back in the 1970s, the South American country pioneered the idea of bio-fuel, using its huge sugar cane harvest to circumvent the oil crisis by making ethanol fuel from fermented sugar. Today, Brazilian cars powered by flexi-fuel engines (running on either petrol or alcohol) are widespread, including the all-new Fiat Uno.
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Sun

French company Venturi says it wants to make the world's first commercially available solar-powered car. The Eclectic's eccentric look is mostly down to its huge roof covered with photovoltaic solar cells. Since one day of sun will only net you 4.5 miles of road travel, the Eclectic also mimics a wind farm with an optional roof-mounted wind turbine to recharge the batteries as well.
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Tequila

Chrysler remains the only company ever to deliver a gas turbine car to consumers. The experimental 1963 Chrysler Turbine was fitted with a 44,500rpm gas turbine engine that could run on virtually anything, from fish oil to coal dust. The president of Mexico proved this by running his on... tequila!
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Water

In 2008, Japanese company Genepax unveiled this car, claimed to run on water and air alone. However, Genepax was unable to reveal how the car worked and it shut down its website eight months later, adding fuel to claims that the whole idea of water-powered cars is but an urban myth.
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Wind

Described as part aeroplane, part sailboat, part Formula One car, the Greenbird - supported by British wind farm experts Ecotricity - is the world's fastest car powered by the wind, having exceeded 126mph. If you're thinking this sail car doesn't look terribly practical for doing the shopping run to Tescos, Ecotricity is working on an electric Lotus powered by wind generators...
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Wine

News shock: Prince William was drink-driving on his wedding day. Kind of. The Aston Martin DB6 he borrowed from his dad has been converted to run on ethanol derived from surplus wine from British vineyards. It can travel 10 miles per gallon of wine. Hic!
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Wood

You're looking at the world's fastest car powered by wood. The Heath Robinson-esque Beaver XR7 reached a heady 47.7mph on its diet of burnt wood chips. Beaver Energy has also converted an Isuzu Trooper, which it claims can run for 20 miles on 11kg of wood chips.
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Chip fat

Thousands of UK drivers have now discovered that you can run some diesel cars on vegetable oil. It's cheaper than regular fuel - and even free if you make friends with your local chip shop. The government won't tax you on it unless you use more than 2,500 litres a year. Only one downside: your car may start smelling like a chip van.
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Urine

We're not taking the piss here. An Ohio scientist called Gerardine Botte has developed a catalyst capable of extracting hydrogen from urine. By electrolysing the urea in human pee, she's managed to unleash 0.0005kW - not exactly Ferrari territory, but she hopes her invention can be scaled up.
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Top-paying jobs for the Class of 2011

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Thu, 12 May 2011 18:05:00 +0530

Historically, college graduation has been a time of celebration. The years of hard work and study have come to end, and life in the real world -- with a real paycheck -- can finally begin. Yet for the students who graduated from college over the past three years, leaving the haven of a university campus and entering the unstable job market was more panic-provoking than festive.
Hiring of new college graduates began to decline in 2008, when companies first started feeling the effects of the recession. By 2009, the graduating class was faced with industrywide hiring freezes. Things started to look up for the class of 2010, but companies -- many of which had gotten used to doing more with less -- were still hiring cautiously.
Now, in 2011, we can at last say that things are really and truly looking up for new college grads. According to the annual survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, overall, employers plan to hire 19.3 percent more new college graduates this fall than they did in the fall of 2011, the first double-digit percentage increase since 2007. In comparison, last year, hiring managers reported that they would be hiring 6.9 percent fewer new grads than in the year prior.
There's good news on the pay front, too. Salaries for the graduating class of 2011 are expected to be up from the previous year for the first time since 2008. On average, students can expect a starting offer of around $50,462, 5.9 percent higher than the average offer of $47,673 that 2010 grads received. Plus, 75 percent of employers surveyed said they planned to offer higher salaries to this year's graduating class.
Like every year, though, certain degrees command a higher salary than others. While graduates from a variety of majors and disciplines have a shot at a decent salary in 2011, almost all of the top-10 offers will go to engineering and computer science grads. According to the NACE survey, the following are the highest expected payouts:

1. Chemical Engineering
Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $66,886

2. Computer Science

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $63,017

3. Mechanical Engineering
Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $60,739

4. Electrical/Electronics and communications engineering

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $60,646

5. Computer engineering

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $60,112

6. Industrial/manufacturing engineering

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $58,549

7. Systems engineering

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $57,497

8. Engineering technology

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $57,176

9. Information sciences and systems

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $56,868

10. Business systems networking/telecommunications

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $56,808

For those who aren't graduating with an engineering or computer science degree, however, not all hope for a high salary is lost. There are other majors that can expect offers of more than $50,000 per year. Here are 10 more degrees that will pull in the big bucks.

1. Nursing

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $55,774

2. Mathematics

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $55,300

3. Ecomomics

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $54,634

4. Management information systems/business data processing

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $54,372

5. Finance

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $53,048

6. Agricultural sciences
(not including plant science, animal science or conservation majors)

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $52,934

7. Human resources

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $52,532

8. Logistics/materials management

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $50,602

9. Accounting

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $50,316

10. Liberal arts and sciences/general studies

Average annual salary offer to 2011 grads: $50,313

Unfortunately, not all new graduates can expect high salaries right away. Those who might have delayed gratification when it comes to compensation include students who majored in elementary and secondary education,communications,journalism,social work,social work, visual and performing arts, plant sciences and animal sciences -- all degrees with an average starting salary of $35,000 or less.

Veera

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Mon, 9 May 2011 21:22:00 +0530

Release date May 20, 2011 [The date(s) may change subject to other factors]

Veera (2011)
Cast : Ravi Teja, Kajal Aggarwal, Tapasee, Manjari Phadnis
Director : Ramesh Varma
Producer : Indukuri Ganapathi Raju
Music : Thaman S

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Badrinath

noreply@blogger.com (H3llt1m3) — Mon, 9 May 2011 21:03:00 +0530

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Badrinath (2011)
Cast : Allu Arjun, Tamanna Bhatia, Nana Patekar
Director : V.V. Vinayak
Producer : Allu Aravind
Music : M.M. Keeravani

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_______SECOND YEAR DEGREE EXAMINATION HELD IN MARCH 2011

16-06-2011 :: B.SC., (COMMON CORE SCHEME) with marks
16-06-2011 :: B.A., (COMMON CORE SCHEME) with marks
16-06-2011 :: B.COM., (C.C.S.-REVISED) with marks
16-06-2011 :: B.COM., (VOCATIONAL-REVISED) with marks
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15-06-2011 :: B.COM., (VOCATIONAL-REVISED)

__________B.E.,\B.TECH., THIRD YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION HELD IN APRIL 2011

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13-06-2011 :: OLD NON GRADING

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13-06-2011 :: 69 AFFILIATED GRADING

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___________FIRST YEAR DEGREE EXAMINATION

12-06-2011 :: B.A., (COMMON CORE SCHEME) DEGREE EXAMINATION HELD IN MARCH 2011 (with marks)

12-06-2011 :: B.COM., (COMMON CORE SHEME) DEGREE EXAMINATION HELD IN MARCH 2011 (with marks)

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12-06-2011 :: B.COM., (VOCATIONAL) DEGREE EXAMINATION HELD IN MARCH 2011

12-06-2011 :: B.SC., (COMMON CORE SCHEME) DEGREE EXAMINATION HELD IN MARCH 2011

08-06-2011 :: B.C.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION AT THE END OF III YEAR HELD IN MARCH 2011 (with marks)

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Top paying jobs for class 2011

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Full marks for CBSE’s theory of no marks

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