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With just few more days left to submit applications for
lateral entry into Engineering colleges for BE, B.Tech courses,
Alagappa University has come out with option to submit application
through online.
Speaking
regarding this, Mala, Secretary, Alagappa Engineering College told,
counselling for lateral entry would begin in the second week of July.
Applications are being sold through 33 centres.
Last date for receiving
filled application is June 25.
As there are only few more days left over for
submission, Alagappa University has made arrangements to apply online,
taking into consideration of students well-being.
Along with the filled application, attach Bank Draft
for Rs 300/-. However, SC/ST candidates need not pay any fee, but will
have to enclose their copy of their community certificate.
Since there is a delay in issuing of polytechnic
mark list, applicants can take a printout from the internet and get it
attested from their principal and submit the same for lateral entry
admission.
So far, nearly 10,000 applications have come-in for lateral entry admission, she told.
Before the announcement TNEA rankings, Anna University- Chennai
, will release will give Random number for all the students whoever
applied for Admission.
Random number - Anna university
What is Random Number ?
Random Number is a system auto generated number.
This will be a 10 digit number. This Random Number will be considered
as the 5th priority on the TNEA ranking.
The selection of candidates will be on the basis of the marks obtained in the prescribed subjects in the qualifying examination. The academic marks in the prescribed subjects reduced to 200 (Mathematics 100, Physics + Chemistry =100) will be considered for Ranking. A merit list will be prepared based on the total marks of 200. In cases where more than one candidate have got the same marks in the common merit list, the inter-se merit among such candidates shall be determined in the order of priority as specified below. (1) Percentage of marks in Mathematics, (2) Percentage of marks in Physics, (3) Percentage of marks in the fourth optional subject, (4) Date of Birth (elder will be given preference) and (5) Random number assigned (higher value will be given preference).
To check your Random number Visit : http://www.annauniv.edu/tnea2012/tnea2012ranno.html
Random Number is a system auto generated number.
This will be a 10 digit number. This Random Number will be considered
as the 5th priority on the TNEA ranking.
Step 1: Candidates will be called for counselling in the order of their merit. Based on the merit and communal reservation, allotment of the branch/college chosen by the candidate will be made. Candidates have to opt for colleges and branches that are available at the time of counselling.
Step 2: Candidates have to pay an initial deposit of ` 5000/- (` 1000/- for SC/SCA/ST candidates belonging to Tamilnadu) by Cash or DD and produce all their original certificates when they attend counselling.
Step 3: If a candidate has deposited all the certificates in an Institution where he/she has already been admitted, a letter from the Head of the Institution should be produced to that effect. In such case only, attested photocopies of certificates from the Head of the Institution will be accepted for verification. However, the provisional allotment order will be withheld and it will be released only on production of all the original certificates.
Step 4 : Eligible candidates who have applied may appear for counselling according to their cut-off mark, two hours before the counselling session along with their original certificates for verification, irrespective of receipt of individual communication.
Step 5: The date, time and venue for counselling will be intimated to the candidates, published in leading dailies and in Anna University, Chennai website. No change of date/time of counselling is permissible. Authorities are not responsible for any postal delay; or non receipt of intimation for counselling. Candidates who do not attend the counselling have to forego the claim for admission.
If a candidate does not join after allotment and seeks refund, only 80 % of the initial deposit amount paid at the time of counselling will be refunded, if original allotment order with acknowledgement for the receipt of payment is surrendered on or before 31.12.2012. All admissions made through single window system are provisional.
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES THE COLLEGE OR BRANCH ALLOTTED WILL NOT BE CHANGED. UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES THE LAST DATE FOR JOINING IN THE COLLEGE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED.
The selection of candidates will be on the basis of the marks obtained in the prescribed subjects in the qualifying examination.The academic marks in the prescribed subjects reduced to 200 (Mathematics 100, Physics + Chemistry =100) will be considered for Ranking. Normalisation of Marks and Inter-se Merit: The marks obtained by the students in the relevant subjects in the qualifying examination conducted by various Boards or Authority shall be equated with the marks obtained by the students in the same subjects in the qualifying examination conducted by the State Board of Tamilnadu by adopting the method of normalisation.
(e.g.) If the highest marks secured by the student of State Board of Tamilnadu in Physics is 100 and the highest marks secured by a student of any other Board in the same subject is 90 both the highest marks will be considered to be equal to 100. If a student of the other Board secures 60 marks in Physics when the first mark in Physics in the same Board is 90, 60 marks will be considered to be equal to 66.66 marks as arrived below.
After normalisation of marks in the relevant subjects in the qualifying examination conducted by different Boards, the qualified students shall be merged into a common merit list.
A merit list will be prepared based on the total marks of 200. In cases where more than one candidate have got the same marks in the common merit list, the inter-se merit among such candidates shall be determined in the order of priority as specified below.
(1) Percentage of marks in Mathematics,
(2) Percentage of marks in Physics,
(3) Percentage of marks in the fourth optional subject,
(4) Date of Birth (elder will be given preference) and
(5) Random number assigned (higher value will be given preference).
The overall rank and Communitywise rank lists will be published in the website of Anna University Chennai . No separate announcement will be made in the Newspapers. The candidates will also be informed of their rank individually by post through the counselling Call Letter. The college and the branch will be provisionally allotted only through counselling.
The students who had applied for the B.E counselling can enquire their application status by clicking the link here
Students need to enter their unique Application number to know their status. If the application had received properly then it will give the information as "Application in process".
Engineering counselling dates rescheduled
Earlier, Anna University had announced that the general counselling would begin on July 9, but now all the dates for the counselling have been rescheduled.
Rescheduled dates:
June 25 - Assigning Random Number
June 30 - Publication of Rank list
July 5 - Counselling for Sports Quota
July 7 to July 11- Counselling for Vocational Candidates - Phase I
July 12 - Counselling for Differently Abled Persons
July 13 - Academic General Counselling
These rescheduled dates for Engineering counselling was released today by Mannar Jawahar, Vice- Chancellor, Anna University.
Lots of us
struggle to figure out what are these details in “Payslip” also called as
Salary slip, particularly during the early stage of our career. Nowadays almost all the concerns pay their
employees directly into their bank account and they gave a payslip which
depicts their full payment details. Here are the details of payslip from A-Z,
hope it helps you!
Payslip - a slip
of paper included with your pay that records how much money you have earned and
how much tax or insurance etc. has been taken out. It is document that gives the
details of the salary of an employee during the particular period. Normally the
salary is paid on monthly basis. The Salary Slip / Pay Slip gives the details
of the particular employee like Days Present, Days Absent, Basic Earnings,
Other Allowances and the Deductions of Taxes and other dues.
By looking into a
salary slip we across lots of new terms like Basic pay, allowance, deductions
etc., But before these there come one common word CTC, CTC stands for Cost to
Company. It’s nothing but the cost spends by your company directly or
indirectly because of employing you. In employee prospect it’s the money
given to you, in company prospect it’s the money spent because of you.
Some of the main
elements in our salary slip are Basic Pay, Dearness Allowance (DA), Provident
fund (PF) Incentives or bonuses, Conveyance allowance, House Rent Allowance
(HRA), Medical allowance, Leave Travel Allowance or Concession (LTA / LTC),
Vehicle Allowance, Telephone / Mobile Phone Allowance, Special Allowance
Basic pay:
Let’s start from
Basic pay, so that it is easy to understand the whole concept easily. Basic pay
is the main core of the salary. Depends on the grade of a person in a company
basic pay is finalized. Based on the basic pay many other components are
calculated. The best example is the calculation of provident fund (PF) is done
by taking 12 % of your annual basic pay.
Provident fund (PF):
PF is a long term
investment. It is one of the lowest risk investment avenues, as it is backed by
the government. Each month, a certain percentage of your salary (usually, a
percentage of your Basic Pay) is invested in it. This percentage varies
from company to company, and is usually between 8% and 12%. (12% is the norm).
It is mandatory for you to contribute 12% of your basic towards provident fund
(PF). Your employer makes an equal contribution (12% of your basic) to your PF
account. PF amount is excluded from Income tax.
Dearness Allowance (DA):
The Dearness
Allowance is paid out to compensate for increase in the general cost of living
due to inflation. DA is paid out every month. It is a taxable component of your
salary.
House Rent Allowance (HRA):
House Rent Allowance
(HRA) is paid out to meet full or part of your expenditure on renting a house.
HRA may be expressed as a percentage of your basic. House Rent Allowance is
paid out every month. HRA can be tax-free, subject to certain conditions.
Incentive / Bonus:
Incentives or
bonuses are paid out depending on your performance (and, at times, depending on
the company’s / division’s performance as well). This is to reward employees
for their better performance. Incentive is usually paid out monthly. A bonus
can be paid out monthly or can be paid out once a year. Incentive and bonus are
fully taxable.
Conveyance Allowance:
Conveyance allowance
is paid out to meet your expenses on commute related transportation. Conveyance
allowance is paid out every month. Conveyance allowance up to Rs. 800 per month
(Rs. 9,600 per year) is tax-free. Any amount over it is taxable.
Medical Allowance (Reimbursements):
Medical allowance is
paid out to help you with the amount that you spend on medical treatment and
medicines. Medical allowance can be paid out monthly or yearly. Medical
allowance is a fully taxable component of your salary. However, if you receive
reimbursement of your medical expenses against submission of bills, such
medical reimbursement is tax-free up to Rs. 15,000 per year.
Leave Travel Allowance / Concession (LTA / LTC):
LTA is paid to
encourage you to take periodic vacations and travel with your family. Leave
Travel Allowance is usually paid out once a year. LTA / LTC can be tax-free,
provided certain conditions are met.
Special Allowance:
Special Allowance
can be given out to pay money that doesn’t fit into any other head. Such
allowances are paid out monthly, and are taxable.
Gratuity:
Gratuity is a lump
sum payment made to the employees based on the duration of their total service.
The gratuity benefit is payable on cessation of employment (either by
resignation, death, retirement or termination, etc) by taking the last drawn
salary as the basis for the calculation.Eligibility of
gratuity is if a person worked for any organization with 4 year completed + 240
days (in fifth year) is entitled for gratuity.Formula to
calculate gratuity amount is:
W x Y x 15/26
Where W = Last Wage
drawn i.e., basic + DA
Y = number of
completed years of continuous service (six months or less to be ignored and
more than six months to be counted as full year.
15 = 15 days salary
26 = No. of working
days in a month.
But there is a limit
to gratuity amount; it shall not exceed Rs. 3.5 lakhs
Since lots of students taking Engineering and Medical after completing their school studies from CBSE syllabus. Lots of students are still in confuse how to calculate the cutoff marks for Engineering and Medical admission through Anna University Counselling. Here we had explained briefly about this calcultion sapartely for Engineering and Medical.
For Engineering Admission from CBSE :
The first and foremost condition is that the student must had score 50% marks in 12th class are eligible to apply for engineering course.
For Engineering three main subjects namely Physics, Chemistry and Maths are considered. Maths is the main core subject in Engineering and hence its mark is given more important while calculating cutoff marks.
Step 1 : Divide maths mark by 2 - - ans1
Step 2 : Divide physics marks by 4 - - ans2
Step 3 : Divide chemistrys marks by 4 - - ans3
Step4 : Add ans1+ans2+ans3 which gives the cut off mark out of 200
Example if you had scored 198 in maths, 188 in Physics anf 196 in chemistry
Step 1 : 198/2 = 99
Step 2 : 188/4 = 47
Step 3 : 196/4 = 49
Step 4 : Cutoff mark = 99+47+49 =195
Cutoff mark for above mentioned mark is 195
For Medical Admission from CBSE :
Its almost same as above mention, but Biology mark is considered insted of maths marks in the Medical admission.
Based on your Cutoff (out of 200), ranking will be provided. Based on
your overall rank you will be called for counselling. On that day, you
can select the colleges which are available for your cutoff. For counselling separate application will be issued for medical and Engineering which had been in progress.
According to standard of colleges there will be minimum cutoff mark to obtain the seat in those colleges. Minimum cutoff marks also varied inaccordance with course offered in various colleges. Here is the list of various reputed college list of cut offmarks and their courses. Based on caste and community also minimum cut off marks were determined for selected number of seats.
The given list is only for OC-2011, for other caste based ranking it will vary. Check those in the below linking.
In anna university chennai at CEG campus the cutoff mark for 2011 is
At ACT Campus the cutoff list for 2011 is given by
For Erode, Kongu Engineering college list -2011 is given below
To get more information on the minimum cutoff marks on caste based and also for all colleges in and around tamilnadu for the year 2011 click the below links.
In addition to issue of Xerox copies of answer scripts, revaluation is
also permitted in the Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Botany and Maths of Plus Two Examiantion. The
scripts are revalued by a three-member committee of subject experts. Any increase or
decrease in marks on revaluation is effected in both ways. This system had ensured not
only transparency in the evaluation methods adopted but also bring into focus the
accountability of teachers. Only those candidates, who apply for Xerox copy of
answer scripts are permitted to apply for revaluation. Revaluation
should be applied to Director of Government Examination within 5 days of the
receipt of xerox copy of the answer scripts.
Director
of Government Examination will issue the application form and it should
be submitted to The Director, Directorate of
Government Examination, Chennai-6
Processing of the
application takes approximately 25 to 30 days.
Fees and Mode of Payment
Fee
for revaluation of each subject (Rs.5/- Service Charge)
Rs.505/=
Candidates in Chennai City should remit the prescribed fee in the form of
Demand Draft drawn in favour of
Director,Directorate of Government
Examination,
Chennai-6
Candidates other than Chennai City may remit the prescribed fee under
the following Head of Account through Challan in Treasury/Sub-Treasury.
0202 Edn. Sports Arts and Culture 01 General Education 102 Secondary
Education AA Examinations conducted by the Director of Government Examinations Fee for
Revaluation DPC 0202 01 102 AA 0603. 3 Service Charges 0202 01 102AA 0807
Government had made arrangement for getting xerox copies of answer sheets and also applying for revaluation in 5 centers around chennai. They are
1. Jayapal kardeya Govt Girls High School, Chennai.
2. District Education office , Gandhi Irvin Road, Chennai.
3. District Education Office , Center Chennai, Govt High School .
4. District Education Office, South Chennai.
5. District Education Office, North Chennai.
Students who had got their results few days back can opt for
revaluation or retotalling of their marks if they are not satisfied with
the marks obtained by them.
How to apply for these re totalling and revaluation and photocopies?
The applications will be issued from 18 May to 21 May, 2009 at the
office of Director of Government Examinations, Chief Education Office,
District Education Office and Regional Directorate of Government
Examination Office.
The students can choose to do the following:
a) Either opt for retotalling only (or)
b) Opt for photocopy and later apply for revaluation or retotalling within 5 days of receipt of photocopy of answer papers
Steps to apply for photocopy, re totaling and revaluation of answer scripts
1) Take a DD from a nationalized bank in favour of ‘Director of Government Examinations, Chennai - 6’.
2) Submit it in person and collect the application forms from 18th
to 21st May , 2009 in the following centers all over Tamil Nadu
Office of Director of Government Examinations, Chennai
Chief Education Offices,
District Education Offices and
Regional Directorate of Government Examination Offices in TN.
3) Apply for retotalling or revaluation of answer scripts by
selecting the appropriate option and desired subjects with subject code
for which re totaling or photo copies are needed.
Retotalling
For what subjects retotalling can be applied?
Students can apply for retotalling for all subjects. Cost for Retotalling For Tamil, English and Biology, the cost is Rs 305 and for other subjects is Rs 205.
Photo copies and Revaluation
Who can apply for revaluation?
Only Students who had opted for photocopies can apply for revaluation.
Students can apply for a photocopy for their answer scripts only in
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Botany and Computer
Science by paying Rs 275 per subject through a demand draft from a
nationalized bank drawn in favour of Director of Government Examinations, Chennai 6.
For Tamil and English subjects, only retotalling is allowed. No photocopies can be taken.
What is the cost for Photocopy and revaluation?
Cost for photocopies is Rs.275/-per paper and you can opt to retotal or revaluation after the receipt of photocopies.
Cost for revaluation Rs.505/- per paper and retotalling: Rs. 305/-
for biology, Tamil and English and Rs.205/- for other subjects.
Please also note the subject code number you wish to apply for
revaluation and retotalling as you would have to write the subject code
in the application.
Cost
Retotalling
Tamil, English, Biology-Rs.305/-
Other Subjects -Rs.205/-per subject
Revaluation
All subjects: Rs. 505/- per subject
Photocopy
All subjects: Rs.275/- per subject
For more details about Engineering counselling dates and updated news click here
Counselling for lateral entry will be held in the second week of July, at Alagappa University, Karaikudi. Eligible candidates will receive call letters through post, according to a Govt. press release.
Applications for direct entry into second year BE and B.Tech (LATERAL
ENTRY) studies in Govt. Engineering colleges, Govt. aided colleges and
self financed colleges in Tamil Nadu for students having completed
three-year Diploma / B.Sc will be issued from May 21 to May 25.
Application forms can be obtained from Govt. Polytechnic Colleges,
Directorate of Technical Education and Polytechnic and Engineering
Colleges of other districts.
Filled applications should reach before May
25, 5:00 PM to below address...
The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) will conduct the
largest recruitment drive in 30 years by filling over ten thousand
vacancies in Group-IV category.
All communication right from application to results will be carried out online.Exam date fixed for July 7, the online applications
will be open from April 27 to May 28 for 10,793 vacancies in over 100
departments in the State government, TNPSC Chairman R. Nataraj said,
"This is the largest recruitment drive in 30 years. This much-awaited
exercise will be completed by September 2012".
Mr. Nataraj said Group-IV recruitment would be
completely online with no manual communication with the candidate.
"Registration, application, acknowledgement, issue of hall ticket,
results etc., will be all online. We expect more than 7 lakh
applications."
Citing good response from the public for the newly redesigned website of the commission, www.tnpsc.gov.in, Mr. Nataraj said government departments were welcome to popularise their priority schemes by running a scrolling free of cost.
TNPSC, Secretary, Mr. Udhayachandran said 30,000
candidates had registered their profile online (one-time registration)
so far and the number was increasing every minute.Facilitation centres were being established in all
taluks, post-offices, selected Indian Bank branches etc., to enable
candidates to make one-time registration.
Replying to a question on whether one-time
registration was mandatory for Group-IV posts to be notified on
Saturday, he said, "Though we would encourage the applicants to register
before applying, it is not been made compulsory yet."
The Tamil Nadu Government has ordered the completion of correction work of plus two answer sheets before May 2.
Students - 7,60,975 (From both TN and Puducherry)
Totally, 7,60,975
students from 5,557 schools across the state of Tamil Nadu and
Puducherry appeared for the plus two common exams this year.
Correction of the answer scripts began on April
2. The Govt has ordered to complete the correction work of plus two
papers before May 2 and the Tenth standard papers before May 6.
Results will be released after ten days once the correction process is completed, according to officials from Education Dept.
For this year 2012-13, Application form for joining in part time B.E will be given from 27th April to May 18th.
It will be plan to given the application in 10 different centers in and around Tamilnadu. On working days application forms will be given from 10 am to 5 pm in these centers. For general students the application will cost at Rs.300 and for SC/ST students it will be given at Rs.150.
8000 Seats :
In government Engineering colleges, part time B.E is conducted separately. In these colleges nearly 8000 seats are there to take.
Follwing are the colleges were Application frorms can be collected.
"The Coordinator, C Programming" (Payable at Chennai)
Description:
The following topics are covered in the course.
1. Fundamentals, Variables, Accepting, Escape sequences, Arithmetic.
2. Loops for and while, Patterns and Series.
3. Decision making If, If-Else, Nested If, Switch case .
4. Arrays, Loops in arrays, Strings, Passing arrays.
5. 2-D arrays & Exam.
Batch Details:
Batch - I 15th May to 21st May - 2012 Batch - II 22nd May to 28th May - 2012 Batch - III 29th May to 4th June - 2012 Batch - IV 5th June to 11th June - 2012 Batch - V 12th June to 18th June - 2012 Batch - VI 19th June to 25th June - 2012 Batch - VII 26th June to 2nd July - 2012 Batch - VIII 3rd July to 9th July - 2012
** Fee payment accepted by DD only.
Class Details:* Course Timings : 9am - 5pm on the specified days.
* Place : Ramanujan Computing Centre, Anna University, Sardar Patel Road, Guindy, Chennai - 600025.
* Confirmation of the seats will be made after the submission of DD and Registration Form.
The purpose
of this Inter-disciplinary conference is to bring
together the state-of-the-art developments on all aspects
related to the processing of advanced materials like composites, nanostructured materials,
ceramics and thin films. The conference will
provide an opportunity to researchers to present the latest advances in materials
processing and evaluation among the researchers and engineers from Industries,
research laboratories, and academic institutions.
Finite element analysis in materials
design and processing
Failure and fracture mechanics
Heat treatment of Materials
Machining of newer materials
Material joining processes
Micro- fabrication/molding
Material forming
Rapid prototyping/Tooling/Micro/Nano fabrication
Sintering technology
Innovative materials processing
Powder processing science
Thin films and coating technology
Materials Engineering for bio-medical Applications
Related fields of interest to the
general theme of the conference
It will also focus on materials evaluation
and performance in specific application areas.
Advanced materials evaluation
techniques (SEM, TEM, XRD, EDAX, dimensional and Chemical surface
scanning, AFM, DMA, etc.,)
Mechanical properties
Corrosion and chemical properties
Tribology of materials and processes
Thermal and Thermo- physical Properties
Non Destructive Evaluation
Fee Details
The full registration fee includes
participation in all sessions, programs, morning
and afternoon refreshments, lunch and dinner. It also includes a full set of
conference proceedings and a copy of abstract.
Before15.11.2012
After15.11.2012
Indian Delegates
Rs.3500
Rs.4500
Foreign Delegates
USD300
USD350
AccompanyingPerson
USD100
USD150
The registration fee may be paid by draft
or Cheque of any nationalized bank (applicable to Indian delegates only) drawn in favour of "The Organizing Secretary, AMPC2013",
payable in Chennai.The registration fee and completed registration form must be sent along with the full paper.
The extended abstract
(about 500 words) must carry sufficient information for fair assessment and should contain the following
Full title of the Paper
Name of author(s), affiliation and full address with telephone numbers, fax numbers and e-mail ids
Keywords
Objectives, results, discussion and conclusion of the work
After provisional acceptance of the
abstract, the full paper will be peer-reviewed before final acceptance
for oral and poster presentation.
The guidelines for preparing a camera-ready paper will be provided along
with the provisional acceptance letter.
DEADLINES
15 June 2012 : Submission of extended abstract
30 June 2012 : Notification of acceptance of abstract
30 August 2012 : Submission of full paper
30 October 2012 : Notification of acceptance of paper
15 November2012 : Submission of camera-ready paper
15 November 2012: Deadline for early registration
New educational institutions in Tamilnadu for 2012-13 | New Colleges in Tamilnadu for 2012-13 Admission
With the objective of reaching out students of small towns as well as
reduce the drop-out rate, TN Chief Minister proposed establishing
nearly 20 educational institutions in the state this year including
engineering colleges.
It includes,
Engineering College - 2 (Thanjavur and
Dharmapuri )
Polytechnic college - 7
Arts and Science colleges- 11
Making a
statement in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, Jayalalithaa announced setting up
an engineering college each in the districts of Thanjavur and
Dharmapuri.
Besides, she announced seven polytechnic colleges
and 11 constituent Arts and Science colleges in different parts of the
state, holding that the efforts will pave way for students of smaller
towns to have access to quality higher education, thus enabling them
better career prospects.
Recruitment for the temporary post of Professional Assistants in Centre for Faculty Development, Anna University, Chennai – 600 025.
Applications are invited for the following posts on daily wage basis.
Sl.No. Post Qualification 1. Professional Assistant – II MCA / MBA / M.Com / M.Sc. 2. Professional Assistant –III Diploma qualification (3 years diploma in Government recognized)
Format of the Application :
The work is purely temporary and is based on current requirement. The maximum age limit is 30 years. Candidates should send their applications in the format given, to the Director, Centre for Faculty Development, Anna University, Chennai – 600 025 on or before 25.04.2012. Director, CFD
It will be good chance to students studying in the following colleges, because of MoU they can have a chance to visit foreign university.
Some institutions in Chennai and Coimbatore
signed a memorandum of understanding with ELS, international recruiter
for American colleges and universities.
Officials of SRM
University, Chennai, Gateway International School, GRD, Coimbatore, and
PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore signed the agreement with
officials of ELS at the US Consulate General here.
The MoU was signed in the presence of Consul General Jennifer McIntyre.
ELS is an international agency for recruitment,
testing and teaching of English as a second language for students from
across the world.
After huge increase in the current bill, there always a question arise that how to keep it minimum ?
Its
easy to talk about increase in the current bill in Face book, Orkut,
Twitter, and in all social networking sites. But it becomes our day to
day life, in order to reduce the usage of the current we must know how
much amount of current that our electric components in home takes.
Before
planning to reduce the usage of current in our home, lets see the
consumption of current by electric components for one hour in a day.
Heater : 2 units
Induction stove : 2 units
Rice cooker : 1.5 units
Micro Oven : 1 units
Motor : 0.75 units
A.C : 0.75 units
Washing Machine : 0.05 units
Fan : 0.04 units
Fridge : 0.04 units
Mixe : 0.04 units
Radio : 0.04 units
VCR : 0.04 units
Fat bulb : 0.04 units
CFL bulbs: 0.005 units
Television : 0.075 units
Computer : 0.075 units
Iron box : 0.075 units
Grinder : 0.005 units
In order to get better benefit we can use alternative product for high consumption of current. The best replacement will be, the normal bulb with CFL bulbs. Nearly 10 % we can save the current and money. Need to double check for switching OFF heater, fan, Light etc., after it usages.
Employees across corporate India are expected to get a lower average
salary hike of 11.54 per cent in 2012 compared to last year as companies
are grappling with sluggish economic activities, says a survey.
Salary hike- 2012
As per the survey
conducted by HR consulting firm Right Step Consulting, the salary hikes
for India would decline to 11.54 per cent in 2012 from 11.89 per cent
in 2011.
“After having grown at the rate of 8.4 per cent over
the last two years the Indian economy slowed down considerably in the
year ended March 2012 and the lower than expected growth in economy at
only 6.9 per cent is reflecting in the Indian corporate sector's lower
outlook for compensation hikes for its employees,” Right Step Consulting
Director Vishal Bhargava said.
The drop in salary hikes is expected across both
services and manufacturing sectors. While manufacturing sector is
expecting a salary hike of 11.58 per cent as against 11.91 per cent in
2011, the service space is expecting a salary increase of 11.49 per cent
compared to 11.87 per cent last year.
“Drop in salary hikes in manufacturing sector was
expected given that sector's estimated growth rate in 2011-12 at 3.9 per
cent is a drop of almost 50 per cent as compared to 7.6 per cent in the
previous year,” Bhargava said.
Among the sector, prominent core sectors such as power, steel, mining and construction are all expecting a lower salary hike.
“Besides, the drop in expected salary hikes in
services is on account of sharp drop in telecom and drops in sectors
like retail, IT software, BFSI and travel/hospitality,” he added.
The survey, conducted among 2,326 Indian companies
across sectors, said decline in salary hikes are expected across both
foreign MNCs and Indian companies.
“Drop in foreign MNCs is marginally higher from 12.17
per cent in 2011 to 11.73 per cent in 2012 a decline of 44 basis points
as compared to Indian companies which are expecting a drop from 11.71
per cent to 11.41 per cent a drop of 30 basis points,” Bhargava said.
Reflecting economic uncertainties and slow down in
the home markets of foreign MNCs which is an additional concern for
their India operations.
Adding to this Infosys had annonced that there is no salary hike this year.
The Engineering cut-off marks will be calculated as,
Subjects
Total Marks
Cut-off Calculation
Cut-Off Marks
Mathematics
200
200/2
100
Physics
200
200/4
50
Chemistry
200
200/4
50
Engineering Cut-Off
200/200
For example, assuming that, if a student secured 198
in Mathematics, 174 in Physics and 190 in Chemistry, then the
Engineering Cut-off marks of that student will as follows
Maths - 198 /2 = 99
Physics - 174/4 = 43.5
Chemistry - 190/4 = 47.5
Hence Cut off Mark is given as 99+43.5+47.5 = 190
Cut-off marks for CBSE board for Engineering Admission
For CBSE students, the marks obtained by the
students in the relevant subjects in the qualifying examination
conducted by various Boards or Authority shall be equated with the marks
obtained by the students in the same subjects in the qualifying
examination conducted by the State Board of Tamil Nadu by adopting the
method of normalization. (e.g.) if the highest marks secured by the
student of State Board of Tamil Nadu in Physics is 100 and the highest
marks secured by a student of any other Board in the same subject is 90
both the highest marks will be considered to be equal to 100. If a
student of the other Board secures 60 marks in Physics when the first
mark in Physics in the same Board is 90, 60 marks will be considered to
be equal to 66.66 marks as arrived below:- 100 x 60 / 90 = 66.66% After
normalization of marks in the relevant subjects in the qualifying
examination conducted by different Boards, the qualified students shall
be merged into a common merit list.
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Its offical now, that Engineering applications for joining in Govt and Private Engineering college's through the Anna university Counseling will be provided from MAY first week of 2012. This information is given to media by
Dr. P. Mannar Jawahar, the Vice Chancellor of Anna University Chennai. Towards engineering admission for the forthcoming academic year 2012-13, the Vice Chancellor, Anna University, Mannar Jawahar held a high level meeting with heads of various department.
Speaking to press persons after the first coordination committee meeting
for this year, Mannar Jawahar said" Exact date of issuing of application will be
announced later. Initially, 2 lakh applications will be printed and if
necessary 50,000 more applications will be additionally printed".
Meanwhile, Justice Balasubramanian,chairman of the fee fixation
committee for professional colleges in the state, denied media reports
about the education fee for private self finance colleges had gone up
two fold.
He also said," So far out of the 520 engineering
colleges in the state, only 164 colleges have sent proposals towards fee
revision. After getting proposals from all the the engineering colleges
and suggestions from parents and students a final decision on fee
revision will be taken after April 15".
The vice-chancellor pointed out that there were 1.5 lakhs seats in over 520 engineering colleges in the state.
This year, the university also plans to complete the entire counseling process within 40 days, Mannar Jawahar, said.
Admission for NRI students in Tamilnadu Engineering College through Anna University is open and the details are given below :
Eligibility criteria and other Admission related informations were detailed below and the option of different course for both UG and PG were give in detail
It is expected that HSC/ +2 Exam
results are expected to be released by end of April. Ranking of the students
will be known very soon after the releasing of the results. Students who wish
to pursue their career in Engineering need to apply for Anna university common counseling
which is to be held on Chennai.
For this application forms for engineering counseling
will be provided by Anna University, Chennai in Tamil nadu. It is likely to be given
by Anna University from mid of May 2012. So students are request to keep an eye
for announcement from Anna University. Our blog will update the news about engineering
counseling fully, so keep track our blog too. This is the good opportunity for
all the students who would like to pursue engineering.
Results of HSC/ +2 - 2012 can be checked by clicking here
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