Public Notice : Document Required Towards Proof of Class 12th/ Qualifying Examination for JEE (Main) 2013

If you think you are done with the registration process of JEE MAINS exam then you are wrong. They have published a Notice which says you must provide them some proof of class 12th or equivalent Qualifying exam to them

For more read the notice given below

NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics

NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics

Posted by Vivek Singh | 09:12 |

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 2: Units And Measurements) (10247)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 3: Motion in a Straight Line) (12569)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 4: Motion in a Plane) (7919)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 5: Laws Of Motion) (7235)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 6: Work Energy And Power) (8387)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 7: System Of Particles And Rotational Motion (8662)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 8: Gravitation) (7862)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 9: Mechanical Properties Of Solids) (7319)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 10: Mechanical Properties Of Fluids) (7421)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 11: Thermal Properties Of Matter) (7645)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 12: Thermodynamics) (6054)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 13: Kinetic Theory) (5517)

Click Here To Download \"NCERT Solutions For Class 11 Physics\" (Chapter 14: Oscillations) (7137)

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How Was Computer Science Exam C.B.S.E. XII ~2013

Today it was my last exam for 12th ( i'm having PCMC) and as everyone know, science student had got only 1 day in between to learn all those lengthy programs. And for student like me it was nothing than a plan for failing me in 12th. Anyways as compared to all Other subjects, Computer Science Exam was very very easy.

I Don't know why teacher taught me a bunch of Programs, i was unable to find those on Exam Paper. It was based on the basic difficulty level and any average student could get 50+ out of 70 in this exam.

If you are having Board Computer Exam soon for class 12th Please Please go through this site as most of the paper would be from it. I can say that with guarantee.




www.cppforschool.com

Final Revision Notes For Computer Science Class XII

Best Of Luck Guys!! and Girls too :)

These notes are downloadable 

CBSE Maths Exam 2013 12th Class

My Experience for Mathematics Board Exam 2013 :-

5 AM:  I was in a good mood, ready to get 80+marks ( i'm average )

7 AM: Almost done everything, Nothing was left.

9 AM: Had doubt's in Vector Algebra and 3D, but it didn't bothered
            me, but i thought it would be less than 10 marks.

10:30 AM : Paper was given, Attacked on 6 marks question. There
                    were 7 questions. I thought i would do almost each.

1:15 PM: Exam was about to over, teacher standing beside me said
                Gently " Beta kuch likh le " .


My story was somewhat like BOLLYWOOD story. It all started with a good weather ,everyone was happy ,some were flirting  and everything was going on perfectly.....suddenly everything changed!! 

That is what happened with me today in this math's exam. I don't know whether  to say about this exam .

Either it was Extremely easy or Extremely Hard.

Teachers from different area's found it the hardest paper set in past 5 years.....

You could imagine the situation..only two sentences were heard..!!!

Bhai Fail!! :'(                    ( including me)
 &
Bhai Faad di 



I don't know what the Hell C.B.S.E. is trying to do with us. First they started CCE when we were in 10th , teachers ruined our grades as i already had done enough with them..

Than in 12th i thought it's board, it will be fine.. Than they added a shit like thing and named it " VALUE BASED QUESTION " ...

Okk!! no problem , then they Published Blueprints of different Subjects. Well!! truly none of the paper was according to it..

C.B.S.E. I will not Suicide, Do whatever you want. If you wanna Play than play alone. I already Quite in Maths exam.

NEXT YEAR WILL BE IN U.P. BOARD... AT LEAST WILL GET GOOD PERCENTAGE!!
             

Career Options after Class 12th

Careers after 12th

WHEN you were in primary school, you might have known exactly what you wanted to do when you grew up. Today, as you are about to step into college, you might not be so sure. As you get older, you discover that choosing a career is a complex, multi-step process. It requires learning about yourself and the

occupations you are considering. The starting point for a review of options after class XII is your choice of subjects. Not all choices for higher studies are linked to the academic background you have laid down. Then there are those that are suited only to individuals with a certain temperament and/ or talent. Some options are very academically demanding and require long years of study, while others are more personality-oriented.


Here are some of the typical choices (indicative, not exhaustive). 

OPEN-ENDED Students who have completed their class XII in any discipline are eligible for the five-year integrated law degree course (BA LLB/BBA LLB, etc), the hotel management degree or an integrated five-year Master’s in English/mass communication/foreign languages at a few universities/institutions like IIT Madras (http://hsee.iitm.ac.in), The English & Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad (www.efluniversity.ac.in), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (www.jnu.ac.in), etc. Training to be a chartered accountant or cost and works accountant or a company secretary is open to students of all disciplines, though commerce in the background is useful. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (www.icai.org) trains you to become a chartered accountant (CA) and the shorter Accounting Technician Course (ATC). Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India (www.icwai.org) conducts the Cost & Works Accountancy course and the shorter Certificate in Accounting Technician (CAT). The consciencekeeper of the company, the company secretary, is trained by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (www.icsi.org). Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor or Mass Communication & Journalism or similar programmes or BBA etc are open to students passing class XII in any discipline. After passing class XII with maths in any discipline, BCA, BSc IT and Bachelor of Architecture are choices to explore. Unmarried male Indian citizens may join the National Defence Academy (NDA) for a career in the Indian Army after class XII in any discipline by qualifying the NDA Examination by the UPSC (www.upsc.gov.in).

TALENT-SPECIFIC Bachelors of fine arts/visual arts/interior design/applied art/fashion design, jewellery design etc programmes are suitable for students passing class XII in any stream, but with a clear aptitude for drawing and sketching. Admission to B Arch degree programme also requires the same aptitude. BFA Performing Arts (music/dance) is for those with innate abilities and exposure to music and dance, and who are keen to pursue formal education in the same. Bachelor of Physical Education is for students involved seriously in sports and athletics, and keen to train for a career as a physical education teacher, a sports coach, fitness trainer, etc in future.

COMMERCIALLY-ORIENTED CA, CWA and CS as professional courses and BBA have been discussed above. BCom and BCom with vocational components, and variations on the same are open to students passing class XII with commerce or science.

TECHNICAL/ ENGINEER ORIENTATION (PCM) Engineering degree programmes across different disciplines including aerospace, aeronautical agricultural, avionics, ceramic, chemical, civil, computer science & engineering, electrical, electronics and communication engineering, information technology, industrial, instrumentation, mechanical, mechatronics, materials and metallurgical, mining, ocean engineering, telecommunication or textile engineering, etc or Bachelor of Fashion Technology are open to students passing class XII with physics, chemistry, mathematics and English. Marine Engineering and Nautical Science courses leading to careers in the merchant navy are for the same group of students, provided they fulfil the vision (eyesight) standards required by the Directorate General of Shipping (www.dgshipping.com). Training for the Commercial Pilot Licence is open to students completing class XII with physics and maths who qualify the medical exam by a DGCA (www.dgca.nic.in) approved medical centre. Unmarried male Indian citizens may join the Indian Navy or Indian Air Force after passing class XII with physics, chemistry and mathematics through the NDA Exam. These candidates may also opt for +2 Technical Entry into the Indian Army or the +2 (Technical) Cadet Entry Scheme (Permanent Commission) of the Indian Navy. Appointment as Special Class Railway Apprentices in Mechanical Department of Indian Railways is possible through the SCRA Exam by UPSC (www.upsc.gov.in) for students passing class XII with PCM.

HEALTH SCIENCES (PCB) MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, BPT, BOT, BPO, BVSc & AH (Veterinary), Speech & Language Pathology, Nursing, Optometry, Medical Laboratory Technology, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Medical Imaging Technology, BSc Home Science, Pharmacy, BTech Biotechnology and BTech Bioinformatics and some of the agricultural science programmes (State Agricultural Universities listed on www.icar.org.in) are open to science students completing class XII with physics, chemistry and biology.

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Integrated five-year MSc offered at IISER (www.iiser-admissions.in), UMDAE CBS, Mumbai (http://cbs.ac.in), NISER, Bhubaneswar (http://niser.ac.in), Integrated Science Education & Research Centre (ISERC), Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan (http://visva-bharati.ac.in), some of the IITs, National Institutes of Technology and a few universities are meant for students completing class XII and aiming a scientific research career.

VOCATIONAL Technical and non-technical vocational courses are offered at polytechnics, vocational and industrial training institutes. 


THE RIGHT OUTLOOK Since admissions to professional courses like engineering, medicine, pharmacy, architecture, hotel management, design/ fine arts, law, etc and some of the non-professional degree courses are based on entrance tests, it is advisable to chart out a schedule and plan accordingly. In the 21^st century of choices, celebrate the fact that there are so many opportunities to explore.