Saturday, 21 December 2013

Useful Websites for Indian Students


A Site On Contemporary Art & Culturehttp://www.seagullindia.com
A To Z Colleges And Schools In Indiahttp://www.educationinfoindia.com/
Aajivika Guidance, Counseling & Traininghttp://www.aajivika.com/
Academics-India - Information Websitehttp://www.academics-india.com/
ARMS, New Delhihttp://www.aiims.edu
For Education in India About Colleges In Tamil Naduhttp://www.tncolleges.com/
Academy Of Fashion And Textile Technologyhttp://www.aftt.8m.com/
Academy of Maritime Education and Traininghttp://www.ametindia.com/
Admission Assistance & Career Counselinghttp://www.educationcare.com
Adult Faculties (For English Fluency)http://www.fluentzy.com
ARMS, New Delhihttp://www.aiims.edu
Akash Institute for IIT & PMT Coachinghttp://www.aakashinsfitute.com
Al Ghurair Universityhttp://www.agu.co.ae
Alagappa University College of Educationhttp://www.auce.8m.com
AI-Arneen Arts, Science & Commerce Coll Bangalorehttp://www.al-ameen.com
Alameen College of Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Education Indiahttp://www.alameenphaffnacy.edu
Aligarh Muslim University (Amu)http://www.amu.nic.in
All India Academic Indexhttp://www.gadnetcorn
All India Council of Technical Education (AlCTE)http://www.aicte-corn
All India Institute of Management Studieshttp://www.ailmas.com
All India Institute Of Medical. Sciences (Aiims)http://www.pugmarks.com
All India Management Association (AIMA)http://www.aima-ind.org
Allahabad Universityhttp://www.allduniv.edu/hrdm
Alliance Business Academy, Bangalorehttp://www.airkmba.org
American Institute Of General Studieshttp://www.amigs.com
Amity Business Schoolhttp://www.amfty.edu
Analytical Sciences And Instruments limitedhttp://www.analytical-science.com
Anna University, Chennaihttp://www.annauniv.edu/ptme.html
Ansal Institute of Technologyhttp://www.ansalinstiMe.org
Anything And Everything On Education In Indiahttp://www.aftercampus.com
Army Institute Of Technologyhttp://www.aitpune.tdpod.com
Asia Pacific Universityhttp://www.apu.ac.jp
Asia Pacific University of Managementhttp://www.asiapacific.edu
Asian Academy of Film & TVhttp://www.aaft.com
Asian Academy Of Film And Televisionhttp://www.aaft.com
Assam Engineering College, Guwahatihttp://www.aec.educations.net
Association of Indian Management Schoolshttp://www.atma-aims.org
Association of Indian Universitieshttp://www.aiuweb.org
Aurora's Degree College, Hyderabadhttp://www.aurura.ac.in
Australian Education International - Indiahttp://www.aei-india.org
Aviation Ground Schoolhttp://www.zenindia.com
Ayurvedic Education In Indiahttp://www.ayuherbal com
Badruka College, Hyderabadhttp://www.badruka.com
Banaras Hindu Universityhttp://www.bhu.ac.in
Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthanhttp://www.banasthaii.org
Bangalore Education, Schools, Colleges, Resultshttp://www.bangaloreeducation.com
Barkatullah Universityhttp://www.bubhopal.org
Bengal Institute of Hotel MAnagementhttp://www.multiplegroup.com
Bharathidasan Universityhttp://www.bdu.ernet.in
Bhartiya Gyanpith Ujjainhttp://www.visitweb.com
Bio Campus (For Bio Informatics Education)http://www.bio-campus.com
Biotechnology Information Directory - Educationhttp://www.cato.com
Birla Institute of Management Technology, New Delhihttp://www.bimtechindia.org
Birla Institute of Science & Technology, Pilanihttp://www.bits-pilani.ac.in
Bit-Bis Placement, University Of Delhihttp://www.bithisplacement.com
BM College of Commerce, Punehttp://www.bmccpune.com
British Councilhttp://www.brifishcouncil-org/india
Bundelkhand University, Jhansihttp://www.bundelkhanduniversity-com
Business Schools Rating in Indiahttp://www.indiaBSchools.com
Career Launcherhttp://www.careerlauricher.com
Career Portalhttp://www.careedndia.com/
Career Prospects In Computershttp://www.uwindia.com
Central Board Of Secondary Education (Cbse)http://www.cbseindia.org
Centre For Biotechnologyhttp://www.angeffire.com
Centre for Development of Advance Computing (C-DAC)http://www.cdacindia.com
Centre For Environment Education Cee), Indiahttp://www.eco-web.com
Chennai Mathematical Institutehttp://www.smi.ernet.in
Chennai School of Ship Management, Chennaihttp://www.cssmmadne.com
Christ College, Bangalorehttp://www.christcollege.edu
City College, Calcuttahttp://www.cftycoll@cal3.vsnl.net.in
Civil Services Times (For IAS Coaching)http://www.civilservicestimes.org
CMC, Vellorehttp://www.vellorecmc.org
CMR Institute of Management Studieshttp://www.cmdms4ndia.org
College of Engineering, Roorkeehttp://www.corvc@rurkiu.ernet.in
College of Tech & Engineering, Udaipurhttp://www.mpuat.ac.in
Colleges In Karnatakahttp://www.kamataka.com
Compufield Software Programming Institute-India:http://www.compufield.net
Computer Career, Counsellor And Education Portalhttp://www.career4computers.com
D.Y.Patil Women College of Engineering, Punehttp://www.dypp.edu
Data Base Of India: Information About Indian Educationhttp://www.databaseindia.com
Dayanand Sagar Institutions, Bangalorehttp://www.dayanandsagar.edu
Degrees On Nethttp://www.openlearningworld.com
Dehradun Institute of Technologyhttp://www.ditddun.com
Delhi School Of Economicshttp://www.dschol.org
Delhi University Helphttp://www.duhelp.faithweb.com
Deptt. Of Commerce, Delhi School of Economicshttp://www.commdsedu.org
Details of educational Centres in Indiahttp://www.123india.com
Directorate Of Technical Education, Mp Indiahttp://www.mp.nic.in
Directory Of Links On Indiahttp://www.rekha.com
DOEACC Society, New Delhihttp://www.doe.gov.in
DOEACC Society, New Delhihttp://www.doeacc.org.in
DOEACC Society, New Delhihttp://www.doeacc.org.in
Dr. Y.S.Parmar University of Horticulture & Forestryhttp://www.ysparmaruniversity.org
DTE, Maharashtrahttp://www.dte.org.in
Educationhttp://www.studentservice.com
Education - India - Opportunitieshttp://www.tradepartners.gov.uk
Education Abroadhttp://www.careerconnexcom
Education And Career Guidehttp://www.infomasala.com
Education and Career Informationhttp://www.vidyarthy.com
Education And Training Academy
Education House / Placement India
Education In Madhya Pradesh
Education in Rajasthan
Educational Site Catering To One And All :A Education Portal
EMPI Business School
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi
Ferguson College, Pune
For Classes In Murnbai
Foreign Study Guide To Study Abroad
Forest Education In India
Garden City College of Sc & Management Studies, Bangalore
GGSIP University
GMAT, GRE, SAT coaching
Haryana Agricultural University
Help for Your Resume Writing
Help for Your Resume Writing
Help for Your Resume Writing
Help for Your Resume Writing
Help Line for Parents
Help Line for Students
Help Line for Students
Help Line for Students
Higher Education In France
Hindustan College of Engineering, Channai
HMH Education Consultant
Homeopathy: Homoeopathy India Foundation Website
Hotel Management
Icfain Business School
ICMR Institute
ICODE Institute
Ignou's Tele Learning Center For Allahabad
ULM, New Delhi
IIT Guwahati
IIT-Jee Guide
ILS Law College, pune
Imago Acting School
India: Education And Training
Indian Institute Of Business Management
Indian Institute Of Commerce And Trade (lict) Lucknow
Indian Institute of Finance
Indian Institute Of Finance
Indian Institute of Hotel Management & Catering
Indian Institute Of Information Technology
Indian Institute Of Information Technology (Iiit), Hyderabad
Indian Institute of Planning & Management (IIPM)
Indian School Certificate Examination
Indian Site For The Competitive Exams
Indraprastha Engineering College, Gaziabad
Information about careers
Information about careers and centres
Information about Universities And Colleges In India
Infosys
Institute of Advance Management
Institute of Business Management & Research
Institute of Correspondence, University of Madras
Institute of Management Development & Research
Institute of Management Sciences, Bareilly
Institute of Management Studies, Dehradun
Institute of Management Technology, Gaziabad
Institute of Marketing Management
Institute Of Wood Science And Technology (Iwst),
Bangalore International Institute for Special Education, Lucknow
International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
It courses india
ITUC School of Management
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow
Jamia Hamdard
Jobs & Career
K.J.Somaiya Institute of Management Studies &Research
K.M.Kundnani College of Pharmacy
Knowfair Communications & Services
Krishna Institute of Engineering & Technology, Gaziabad
Lady Brabourne College, Calcutta
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi
Madhya Pradesh Bhoj (Open) University
Maharaja Ranjit Singh Institute of IT, Patiala
Viswavidyalaya Management Development Institute (MDI)
Academy Of HigherEducaton Manipal
MS Ramaiah College of Hotel Management, Bangalore
MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology
MS Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies
MVJ College of Engineering, Bangalore
Narsee Manjee Institute of Management Studies MUMBAI,
National Institute of Technology & Management
National Board of Accreditation (NBA / AICTE)
National School of Drama, New Delhi
Nehru Homeopathic Medical College, New Delhi
New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM)
NIILM Centre For Management Studies, New Delhi
NIIT
NIPS School of Hotel Management
NMKRV College for Women, Bangalore
Oasis Pre Medical Test Coaching Institute
Online Career Guide
Osmania University
Pearl Academy of Fashion
PICT School of Information Tech & Management
Polytechnic for Women, New Delhi
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education Research
Presidency College, Bangalore
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
Quantum Institute
R.K.College of Systems & Management, New Delhi
Rashtriya Computer Saksharata Mission
Rau's IAS Study Circle
Regional Computer Centre, New Delhi
Roorkee University
SAT Details & Enquiries
Search For A College
Shri Ram Murti Smarak College of Eng & Technology
Sikkim Manipal Institute of Medical Sciences
Sikkim Manipal University
Singapore Management University
Site for Engineering, Medical & Management & Studies Abroad
South Delhi Polytechnic for Women
SP Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
Sri Venkateshwara College, Delhi
St. George College, Bangalore
Sukhdev College of Business Studies, Delhi
Symbiosis Centre of Health Care (SCHC)
Symbiosis Institute Of Foreign Trade, Pune
Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies
Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication
T. John College, Bangalore
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Tata Institute of Social Sciences
Thiagarajar School of Management, Madurai
Tips on improving Biodata/Resume/Job/Career
Prospects Tutorials for Entrance to National Law School, Bangalore
U.S. Visa Help
Union Public Service Commission
Union Public Service Commission (Upsc)
Universities In India
University of Calicut
University Of Madras
University of Madras
University Of Roorkee
Utkal University
Utkal University
Uttar Pradesh State Engineering Admission Test Cell
Vaastu Shastra
Vellore Engineering College
Veterinary Council of India
Vidyainfo: For litjee Aspirations & School Information
Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneshwar
XIME, Bangalore
XLRI, Jamshedpur
Y 0 M Open University
Zee Interactive Learning Systems

Monday, 9 December 2013

GATE TOPPERS


Interview with Abhishek Sinha GATE ECE 2010 Topper AIR -2

Graduation: Electronics & Communication : Jadavpur University
GATE score: 1000/ 1000
Rank: 2
PG option: ME Telecom Engineering at IISc, Bangalore
Research interest: Artificial intelligence and wireless communication

He stood eleventh in West Bengal in his SSC and ranked sixteenth in West Bengal Joint Engineering Entrance (WBJEE). Also a recipient of Jagdish Bose National Science Talent Search (JDNSTS) scholarship in his first year of engineering at Jadavpur University (JDU), Abhishek Sinha is not new to academic success.

Praising the research ambience and faculty at JDU, he feels the environment is motivating for students. He began preparing for GATE in his third year. "I attended classes regularly. Lots of subjects taught at the undergraduate level are common to the syllabus of GATE. You need to be clear about concepts. As GATE is practice-oriented, you need to work consistently," shares Abhishek.
Abhishek says, practising problems, making concepts crystal clear and consulting the last 10 years' question papers is essential. Memorising formulae will not be helpful as problems are not straightforward. "Coaching is not an absolute requirement. You need to have access to good books and good faculty," he recommends. Abhishek, who gave 10 mock tests as part of Gateforum's test series experienced that they also serve as a shot in the arm.

With over 1 lakh students competing in the stream, GATE is a very competitive exam, he stresses. He fell short of the top position by a mere third of a mark. If you aim to get into IISc, you need to work even harder, as only the top 30 make the cut.
"You have to be very motivated and clear about your goals to pursue research. Publish a lot of papers and keep abreast of the latest developments in your area of interest," concludes Abhishek, who wishes to do research in artificial intelligence and wireless communication.

Prep mantras (Electronics and Communication)

1.Network Analysis: Be conversant with mathematical techniques like Laplace and Fourier Transforms and various network theorems, as they often simplify a given problem. Also, you should possess a general understanding about network graphs like cut-sets, tie-sets, adjacency matrices and related concepts.

2.Communication theory: It requires a working knowledge of information theory and Shannon's result for an AWGN channel. Stress on various analog and digital modulation techniques and their SNR to Bandwidth trade-off as accomplished in practice.

3.Electromagnetism: A clear understanding of Maxwell's equations and their significance is essential. Master vector calculus should as early as possible. Also, study the science of electromagnetism from standard Physics textbooks like Classical Electrodynamics by JD Jackson.

4.Microelectronics: Focus on understanding the working of devices (books like that of SM Sze come very handy). You should clearly understand the concept of biasing of active devices and various biasing techniques. Study bipolar and CMOS technology thoroughly.

Recommended reading
•Solid State Electronic Devices by Ben G Streetman, Sanjay Banerjee, 5th Edition
•Digital Communications by John G Proakis, 4th Edition
•Microelectronic Circuits by Adel S Sedra, Kenneth C Smith, 4th edition
•Digital Signal Processing by John G Proakis, 4th edition
•Automatic Control Systems by Benjamin C Kuo, 7th edition

Wednesday, 27 November 2013

ias secret of success

Hitesh Joysar : 116th rank, a farmer's son from Gujarat cracks UPSC


Q : What was your strategy for this examination ?

> I had an integrated strategy. I selected common portions of prelims and
mains exam and prepared these portions keeping the requirements of both the stages in consideration, for example in GS I referred same material of both. Rergarding subjects I
focused more on understanding.

Q : How did you plan for preliminary examination ?

> I made a schedule for all topics in GS & Pub. Ad & followed that schedule religiously. I also had a habit of solving objective questions regularly. Many a times I relied on rationale based preparation.

Q : What about General Studies ?

> GS is an aspect so I analyzed my strength & weakness and focused more on my strength. Initially I had difficulty with traditional portion but finally on solving objective
questions I got a grip on GS.

Q : What is the best way to prepare current affairs ?

> One should update one’s daily. Reading the Hindu newspaper and magazines like Civil Services Chronicle help a lot. Watching news on Doordarshan also facilitates our preparation.

Q : What about time management ?

> One has to take care of time management in two ways. Firstly, during the preparation more time should be given to those subjects where one is weak. Separate time should be spared for all the topics. Secondly, during exam we one has to fix time slot
depending on the marks of questions.

Q : : What was your strategy for Mains ?

> I had focused on rationales. I had also inculcated habit of thinking on almost everything I read. I then started making bullet points in GS & Subjects, which helped me a lot. I also restricted myself to limited material so that I could have solid control on relevant facts & analysis.

Q : Did you join any coaching institute ? What is your opinion about coaching institutes ?

> I had joined Sunil Gupta Sir’s inspiration IAS Academy (Delhi) for Public Administration mock tests and obtained personal counseling from him for Pub. Ad. I had also joined Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration (Ahmadabad) where I got an
excellent environment for study.
If you feel that you alone cannot prepare well, then only you should join any coaching class which help you think on your own.

Q : What should be the criteria to select optional ?

> First of all you should have interest in the subject you choose. You should also analyse the marks obtained in the same during last couple of years. Help of the subject of GS & Essay should also be taken into consideration.


Q : Tell me something about interview ?

> UPSC interviews are conducted in highly positive environment. Members ask questions of areas of your interest & your subjects. I was asked on FRBM Act, SEZ policy, Land Acquisition, GM Crops, Banking, My hobbies etc. Questions asked started from factual
ones and reached their analytical zenith. I really enjoyed this time.

Q : The biggest mistake you made in the examination ?

> During first year of my preparation I unnecessarily focused much on mugging the things and there was also a lack of analytical study. But I corrected this in due course.

Q : What are your suggestions for the newcomers ?

> You should feel that you are preparing for this exam just for the sake of enriching you knowledge. You try to enjoy this entire process. Don’t be focused too much on results, just put your best efforts. Select authentic sources of material and revise them
frequently.

Q : What is your opinion about self-study ?

> Length of an answer convinces the examiner that you have ample ideas on the subject but it’s ultimately the quality which matters. Quantity plus quality both are important.


Q : What do you feel is the secret of your success ?

> Positive approach towards exam in particular & life in general, hard work, dedication & never say ‘Quit’ mindset.

Q : To whom do you give the credit of your success ?

> My Parents & family (specially my sisters Preeti & Jashoda), my teachers & my friends who were always behind me during this journey.



Tuesday, 4 June 2013

ALL ABOUT VIZAG

Vizag
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Fast Facts
State: Andhra Pradesh
District: Visakhapatnam
Famous for/as: Beaches
Languages: Telugu, Hindi, English
Best Season: Oct - Mar
Weather: Summers 22 to 41°C, Winters 15 to 30°C
Altitude: 5 m
Pincode: 5300xx
STD code: 0891
Primarily an industrial city, Visakhapatnam, as per the Hindu Mythology, is the city named after the god Vaishaka and is popularly known as Vizag. Visakhapatnam city, head quarters of the Eastern Naval Command, has the biggest ship building yard in the country. The major port in Vizag handles huge volumes of Cargo every day. It is an industrial main centre in South India.

Visakhapatnam has a rich cultural and historical heritage. Once part of the ancient empire of Kalinga, it has been ruled by eminent kings such as Ashoka and Krishnadeva Raya. It had also been a Dutch colony in the 18th century. Now a comfortable urban hangout, the city offers the best of both ancient and modern worlds.

It is a paradise for tourists of all kinds, whether natural lovers, environmental lovers, wild animal enthusiasts, bird watchers or those who look for physical modern entertainments. Natural beauty is abundant in this majestic city, with ranges of pretty big hills, golden beaches along the Bay of Bengal coastline and natural valleys. The city has maintained its greatest appeal to the tourists all along the centuries. The beaches are against a setting of low ranges of scenic hills and lush greenery spotted with quiet coves and creeks.

Vizag is surrounded by three amazing hills, Sri Venkateswara Konda, Ross hill and Dargah konda. Each hill carries the legacy of housing the shrines dedicated to three different religions. Venkateswara temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva on Venkateswara Konda; Church of the Virgin Mary on Ross hill and the tomb of a Muslim saint, Baba Ishaq Madina Dargah on Dargah Konda.

The popular tourist attractions are Kailasagiri Hill ParkVUDA Park, Mudsarlova, Dantapuram, Simhachalam Temple,Rushikonda Beach and Araku, a scenic hill-station. The city boasts of a submarine museum known as 'Smritika' at Rama Krishna Beach, the first of its kind in South Asia.

Must See/Do: Kailasa GiriBorra Caves


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Visakhapatnam Beaches, Mumbai Film City to Entice Tourists

    
The Tourism Minister of India, Mr. Subodh Kant Sahay has said that the tourism sector is taking up international projects that would revive the Mumbai Film City and Vishakhapatnam’s beaches, making it more viable to international tourists. Read more...

Travel within city


You can travel around Vishakapatnam through its various buses, auto rickshaws and cabs as these are the available modes of travel.

Bus


Buses in Vishakapatnam are normally crowded as they cover most parts of the city comprehensively. You can opt for bus travel if you know where you are heading and if you are aware of the general routes in the city. Bus travel is one of the cheapest modes of travel, and fares in buses may range from Rs 5 to 20, depending on the overall distance covered. Buses in the city of Vishakapatnam start from Dwaraka Bus Complex and extend to almost all major locations in the city.

Auto Rickshaw


Auto rickshaws are another oft preferred mode of commute in the city of Vishakapatnam. Auto rickshaws in Vishakapatnam do not run on meter and it is better to negotiate a price before boarding an auto rickshaw. Prices may range from Rs 15 to 150 depending on the distance covered. There are no extra night fares for auto rickshaws.

Taxi


Cabs are also available in the city of Vishakapatnam, and these are one of the safest modes of travel. Car charges are around Rs 13 per kilometer with Rs 35 for the first two kilometers. Cabs and auto rickshaws can be taken up from the railway station and bus stand.