Some of the facts about CBSE board checking are: 1) If the exam is tougher than the previous years, then the checking will be lenient and vice-versa. 2) The answers will be marked based upon the concepts mentioned in the NCERT books. 3) For language papers, neatness, handwriting, and proper formats are very important to be considered. 4) Each exam is checked twice by two different teachers. 5) Teachers give marks for formulas, so for maths paper, if you don't know how to solve the complete problem, just write the formula to get at least a few points.
To evaluate any answer booklet the board first prepares a marking scheme for every answer in all subjects. These marking schemes usually tell what are the key points a student should have written in his or her answer and what marks should be awarded for each point they have covered. These answer schemes are prepared by experienced teachers and paper setters and approved by the head examiner. Then expert teachers from CBSE schools are called upon to check the answer scripts. Teachers check papers of their subject expertise as per the answer key provided to them. The identity of the students is not disclosed to the teacher checking the answer scripts to avoid any biases.
ISI and IIT maintain its different level.If you are preparing for ISI then it might somehow easy for you.. But if you are preparing for IIT then it will some how difficult.IF you love mathematics, if you know proof,fundamentals, basics of mathemathics while studying for IIT then ISI will be somehow easy for you. Now we will discuss difference between two exams. ISI: IT IS TOTALLY BASED ON MATHEMATICS.(2) IT WILL NOT BE LIKE OBJECTIVE TYPE.
3) IT INTAKE THE STUDENTS WHO ARE PASSIONATE AND WANT TO RESEARCH ONLY IN MATHEMATICS. (IIT): IT IS BASED ON CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS. (2) IT IS OBJECTIVE TYPE (from 2010). (3) It intake students who are interested in technology field and students who are brave. (4) YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF 3 SUBJECT. From this data you can check which is difficult. But main point is, both exams are different in their respective fields. We cannot compare them.
"When compared to other nations, the Indian education system is far behind. Institutes such as Harvard, MIT, Stanford, etc., lag behind top tier institutions such as IITs and IIMs.
There is a stark difference in teaching methods, realistic approach, brainstorming, etc., when we look at undergraduate programs and compare the US to India. While India is now emphasizing college-level innovation and carrying out many initiatives, it will take a long time to reach the point where Stanford Harvard is located.
Anil K Gupta, Michael D. Dingman Chair of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, University of Maryland, once claimed that institutions such as MIT and Stanford, the US powerhouses of technology, the undergraduate students coming out do not do any research. An undergraduate student who does some study may be a rare example. They're there to take courses and do assignments; they're not there to do basic projects.
This is where there is a significant gap in what happens at MIT, Stanford, Princeton, and Harvard versus what happens at IITs and IIMs when looking at the graduate programs, Ph.D. programs, and faculty studies. IIT still has a long way to go as a research institution.
Candidates who come amongst the top 2,50,000 rankers(including reserved categories) in JEE Main 2021 are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. Among these, the percentage of candidates eligible for admissions under distinct categories are;
General category candidates :-40.5%-46.5%
General EWS:– 4%-10%
Tuhina Karmakar you have not mentioned the other categories so I am going to add the other categories below ;
Candidates who come amongst the top 2,50,000 rankers(including reserved categories) in JEE Main 2021 are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. Among these, the percentage of candidates eligible for admissions under distinct categories are;
General category candidates :-40.5%-46.5%
General EWS:– 4%-10%
OBC-NCL candidates:– 27%
SC candidates:– 15%
ST candidates:– 7.5%
Within each of these four categories, 5% horizontal reservation is available for PwD candidates.
Though there are many environmental degrees which are best and which definitely varies from one to one but in my view there are two environmental degrees which are best: (1) M.Des. in Earth Education and Communication at Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bengaluru, India. (2) Masters in Ecology and Environmental Studies at Nalanda University, Rajgir, India.
There are many places and institutes where one can pursue Environmental Science outside India. In that case, top 4 names are : (1) Ecology & Environmental Biology at California State University, Dominguez Hills. (2) Msc Environmental Ecology at University of Pretoria, (3) Bachelor of Applied Science (Environmental Science) at University of Tasmania, (4) Bachelor of Environmental Science at Charles Darwin University and many more.
A marking scheme is first prepared by the experts. That is then approved by the committee and head examiner. After exams are conducted the official answer scheme is realized and also handed over to the paper checking teachers. Teachers are strictly asked to follow the marking scheme and allot marks. After the papers are checked the total marks are tallied and rechecked before the final results are punched in
Various websites provide online assistance to the students in the form of study material and mock tests. Students can go and register on these websites to practice different papers. This will help the students to know about the structure and pattern of the exam. Some of these sites are learnpick, prep.youth4work, topperlearning, etc.
NCERT books are very good for the class 12 final exams as well as the JEE and NEET exams. A student can only follow NCERT books for their final exams, and it would be enough for the preparation. But if a student wants to consult other books too, there are many books to follow. Some of the books are - HC Verma, Xam idea, Arihant All in one, etc.
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If you are not satisfied with your marks in the board exams and you expected more then you can apply for CBSE revaluation. Usually, the board activates the revaluation form link and publishes notice within 2-3 days of announcing the results. There are 3 parts to revaluation namely Verification of Marks, Photocopy of Answer Sheets, Revaluation of Answers. For each stage, there is a fee charged by the board and only those candidates who have opted for verification of marks can, later on, ask for photocopy and then ask for revaluation of an answer. You cannot directly jump to ask for a photocopy or for revaluation. You have to apply through the form available on the CBSE official website.
Having the right kind of material is absolutely necessary but along with it if you wanna ace your exams a timetable and study pattern has to be formed over time. Regular practice and revision is the key which will get you closer to your goal. Some of the recommended books from my side to ace your exams are as follows: Your NCERT should be your Bible. In any case, going through your ncert books should be your priority. when you are done you can take up RD Sharma or RS Aggarwal for maths, English Communicative – Oswaal School Books for English, Lakhmir Singh, and Manjit Kaur or SChand Publications or Pradeep Publications for Science, Navyug Hindi Vyakaran for Hindi, and for SST you can take up Golden or all in one.
JEE Advanced is right next to some of the toughest exams in India. Formerly called IIT-JEE, it’s an exam conducted by institutions that fall under the Indian Institute of Technology umbrella, with the guidance of the Joint Admission Board. Suffice to say that in order to obtain a passing certificate for JEE Advanced, you can be sure to study hard for it.here are some of the pointers about the exam that make it feel so intimidating for many candidates like Challenging Syllabus, Limited Attempts, Increasing Competition, Increasing Difficulty and Lack of Reliant Sources.
First of all SAT’s have two papers SAT 1 -the one in which they check english proficiency and SAT 2 in which scientific and mathematical parts come. SAT 2 is very very easy. A standard 10th person can solve the questions and get full marks. Actually to score full marks it is not necessary to attempt all the questions. The marking scheme is way too different than the normal one. It’s like even if you make a mistake or two, you can get full marks.
The syllabus for CBSE for Class 11 Maths comprises of the following topics;
Sets and Functions, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus, Statistics, and Probability.
The syllabus for CBSE for Class 12 Maths comprises of the following topics;
Relations and Functions, Algebra, Calculus, Vectors and Three – Dimensional Geometry, Linear Programming, Probability.
These topics further contain subtopics following them.
In India, there are mainly six entrance exams that are approved by the AICTE. These exams are - CAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, ATMA, XAT, and CMAT. Among these exams, the GMAT is accepted widely in the B-schools all over India. This will also give the opportunity to apply in B-schools all over the world to the candidates. The other exams are only accepted by the related schools and a few B-schools.
The validity for the CTET qualifying exam is for 7 years from the date of declaration of the result. There is no fixed number for the attempts a person can give.
The top-ranked colleges in Kolkata for Ug studies in Arts, Science, and Commerce stream are - St. Xavier's College, Ramakrishna Mission Vidyamandira, Rama Krishna Mission Vivekananda Centenary College, Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Loreto College, Bethune College, Lady Brabourne College, Jadavpur University, and Presidency University. You can find the admission procedures in detail on the respective universities' websites. All the colleges have excellent faculties and infrastructure in arts, science, and commerce.
