#important questions of science class 10 2024

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US ELECTION Breakdown and the American Neo Nazi flood.

As of 5:34 this morning on November 6th, the 2024 candidate for the next president was announced. While many are celebrating, there are many like myself who are terrified. I am fortunate enough to live in a Blue state (Democrat) but many are not. There will be many people who claim it’s because of the economy that they voted for Trump, unfortunately this is not true. It saddens me to say that as Americans, understanding different aspects of the candidates main running points can be misunderstood and or entirely wrong. Let’s correct and breakdown these misconceptions.

Understanding Trumps Economic Plan:

Trumps plan will endanger, if not entirely bankrupt the American economy. His plan is to raise the taxes of lower class (low income) and middle class taxes while giving a massive tax breaks to those in the 2-1% (those who make a minimum of $900,000 annually).

Nobel prize winners, people who are awarded the Nobel prize for their incredible contributions to humanity:

More than half of the living economist Nobel prize winners (all with different backgrounds and political beliefs) voiced support for Kamala’s plan and labeled it as superior to Trumps. Trump added over 8 trillion dollars worth of debt to the US during his first term in office.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/24/science/kamala-harris-nobel-winners.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/24/science/kamala-harris-nobel-winners.html

Tariff’s:

Definition- a tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported from another country to influence it, raise revenues, or protect competitive advantages

Trump plans to impose Tariff’s which would be paid for by the American people, not the country whose goods are being imported. Adding this tax on imported goods will raise our country’s inflation higher. The purpose of this is to create market distortions that can actually harm domestic consumers over time.

The American Economy is Built on Immigrants:

Immigration, specifically undocumented immigrants, are constant talking points in which Trump uses to manipulate and induce fear into MAGA and other voters. By using derogatory language and racial stereotypes, he has created a harmful, dangerous and false narrative of undocumented people. Where Trump claims they are “taking American jobs”, the truth behind the matter is that undocumented migrants are working jobs that Americans do not want and will not work for the pay that is given. This was reconfirmed when Florida Govern, Ron Desantis, exiled and deported thousands of undocumented immigrants in Florida which left American citizens to complain and refuse to work those labor intensive jobs even after food shortages occurred in 2023.

Mass Deportation and what it means for the American Economy:

Mass deportation and demonization of immigrant people will lead to the downfall of the American Economy. Adding to his economic plan, the topic of deporting over a million migrants back to there birth countries would not only cost hundreds of billions of dollars but also cause labor and food shortages that have only been seen in the years 1929 – 1939 (The Great Depression).

What does this mean overall for the American People?

With a deadly combination of mass deportation, higher taxes and tariff’s the American economy will crash. Along with targeting minority groups, inflation will also bring us back to the philosophical question; would you steal bread to feed your family? The question at hand seems simple, yet statistics show the correlation between high crime rates and poverty levels time and time again. As American citizens we will see the rise of Trumps violence for a second term in office. Violent crimes against women and children, hate crimes and other violence against minorities and those who are apart of the LGBT+ community.

Trump has also spoken openly about his desire to rid Americans of their right to choose ranging from topics of abortion to voting. He has recently stated that when he wins American citizens won’t have to vote again after four years. While some may interpret this as it being his second term and therefore no longer being eligible to run again, it may have a much darker meaning. Trump has shown in the past that he has no issues with disregarding the American constitution and overturning democracy. If he were to succeed in overturning future election and voting laws then he would become Americas first Dictator. Furthermore, Trump is a convicted felon with 34 counts including but not limited to: Rape, selling national security secrets to enemy nations, staging a coup to overturn the 2020 election, election interference and voter fraud. Though we have a glimpse of what the next four years will look like it is unsure as Trump is dangerous and unpredictable. Voting for Trump in 2024 is Voting against America.

Final Note:

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Recs for Uni or HS BLs where studying impacts plot

My ask box is bonkers, sometimes I get a message in email saying someone asked a question and then when I check on the hellsite itself, it's gone... (What does this MEAN?)

Anygay...

@sagi-kari asked a question:

Do you have any recs for Uni or HS BLs where the main focus is studying or study related (they have to actually do the thing). Like LITA with Rain's studies being a caveat to their relationship or Big Dragon with Mangkorn's New York internship/job idr.

Basically, the study needs to be an important thing to the narrative.

This is a doozie and I'm only gonna rec stuff I rated over 8/10

University & HS BL Revolving Around Study

Semantic Error - class conflict is the inciting event, and this is one of my favorite BLs of all time. So yeah, it tops the list. I am assuming you have watched it because EVERYONE must watch this little pice of perfect. Full review here.

Blueming - the school project is the source of the conflict, this is a complicated chewy very thoughtful BL, longer than normal for Korea. If you enjoy things like The 8th Sense you might like this. Full review here.

Love Class - the whole show is about a manufactured relationship as part of a social science class experiment. Full review here.

You Make Me Dance - I mean it's a dance major so no actual book study but yeah, it's there he has to win a dance scholarship as a main part of the plot. I've never done a full review of this, and frankly that's an oversite. Time for a rewatch?

HIStory 2: Right or Wrong - it's about a teacher student relationship so...

Addicted: Heroin - especially the first half, I know what you're thinking, but also, THINK about it. It's all within a class from environment for most of the first 6 eps. I believe it counts. This is, without question, the best BL China has ever produced. FIGHT ME.

Destiny Seeker - an under appreciated pulp that is basically predicated on the university sorting hat. I have great affection for this hot mess, including all the sides. Mostly takes place within and around the complexities of dorm life. Full review here.

Kiss Me Again series (BL cut) + Dark Blue Kiss (AKA the PeteKao series staring TayNew) - it's not necessarily a driver but engineering and study is actual integral in a setting as character kind of way. And there is a lot of "make-out while studying." Plus we in the TayNew renauances and I have great affection for their original series. Everyoen shoudl watch it. Here's the watch guide.

HS BL - not exactly study, but sorta & they really good

Light On Me - Another one of my absolute favorite BLs, but it's about the school government club, not actual study. Full review here.

Love Sick - if you count club activities. I just got a full load up of this series with new subs, so I was going to do a watch along in honor of 2024 (its 10th anniversary). I am still considering it.

My School President - also, if you count extra-curricular & club activities. Another BL that i absolutely adore. No full review but I did have a long discussion on how this plays into Thailand's new norm in BL here.

Takara & Amagi - ugh I love this show so much but it's more about popularity and social acceptance in HS than studing, full review here.

About Youth - if you count external parental pressure to over achieve, another underappreciated gem, this time for Taiwan. Full review here.

I dithered...

Bad Buddy - maybe, I mean departmental conflict is a large part of the story, plus high school back story club activities, but there is very little study. Full review here.

Please feel free to add more on a RP or in comments, but remember my codicil was I have to have personally rated it over 8/10 so your baby might not be on here because it wasn't to my personal taste.

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Mark Sumner at Daily Kos:

A new Harris poll for The Guardian found that the majority of Americans believe that the U.S. is in a recession.

This is patently untrue.  The U.S. is experiencing an extended period of growth, and while market forecasters spent much of the last three years predicting that a recession was just around the corner, it never arrived. Now economists believe that a recession is increasingly unlikely. As The Wall Street Journal reported a month ago, the U.S. economy is the envy of the world, and it has “far outperformed expectations over the past year and a half.” But in poll after poll, Americans say that the economy is poor or simply bad. And a plurality believe the economy was better under Donald Trump. With voters saying that the economy is their top issue for the 2024 election, there might be nothing more important to President Joe Biden than finding a way to get people to believe good news in a nation pervaded by media outlets and Republican politicians selling disaster. All three of the major stock indexes set new records in the last week, with the Dow Jones closing above 40,000 for the first time. 

While it’s easy to dismiss stock prices as something that matters only to the rich, workers with 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts have also benefited from this extended period of good economy and rising markets. The number of American workers with access to a 401(k) plan surged in 2023. The percentage of workers who depend on a 401(k) or IRA for retirement now greatly exceeds the number who rely on a pension. The average 401(k) plan grew by 9.6% in 2023, and markets are up 10% in just the first quarter of 2024. Sure, that’s a lot of money for the wealthy who control 93% of stock, but it’s also tens of millions of Americans who will have a more comfortable and secure retirement. In fact, the number of Americans who have over $1 million in their retirement accounts grew by 20% in the last quarter of 2023.  Unemployment dropped from 6.3% under Trump and has remained under 4% for the longest period since the Vietnam War. Also, 15 million new jobs have been created under Biden while 2.9 million were lost under Trump.

Not only that, but manufacturing jobs, long the foundation of a strong middle class, are making a comeback under Biden as the CHIPS and Science Act brings in billions in new investment. Good new jobs are finally being created in areas where Trump promised but failed to deliver.  Economists recognize that the economy is much better under Biden than it was under Trump. So why do polls keep showing that Americans aren’t giving Biden any credit? And why do 74% of swing state voters say inflation is getting worse even though that's not true? A majority of Americans say that their own personal finances are doing well, and even when the question is expanded to their whole state, voters say the economy has improved. 

Why do a majority of Americans (wrongly) believe that we're in a recession and that things were better under Trump, when in fact President Biden has presided over a booming economy? Too many people have the perception that the incumbent President is to blame for everything.

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Warmer Winters Ahead

This week, we’ve experienced some fantastic weather in the Guelph area, and it has been enjoyed by many. The sun has been out, there are no buckets of snow being dumped on us, the birds are chirping, and even some bugs are reappearing. Personally, I enjoy being able to open up the windows in my apartment to air everything out, letting the fresh air in without turning the space into a walk-in freezer. It feels as if we are already deep into April given the weather being so springlike, however we aren’t even halfway into February. Normally, I would be the biggest supporter of warm weather, as snow is not my biggest fan, nor am I a fan of it. However, between this class ENVS*3000 (Nature Interpretation), and a course I took last term ENVS*3010 (Climate Change Biology), it has impacted my way of thinking dramatically, and I am growing more concerned about the world around us and how nature will change due to the effects of climate change. 

In 2023, it was determined we would experience El Nino, which brings forth warmer, wet weather that could also bring more extreme weather patterns with it (ICL 2023). Its opposite, La Nina, does not commonly impact this part of North America, however the two tend to swing back and forth (ICL 2023). Together, they interrupt the natural atmospheric weather patterns and seem to only become more aggressive as the effects of climate change continue to grow more apparent (ICL 2023). 

While all these changes in weather and temperature are explainable through science, the impacts it will have on our environment are still unknown, which makes me very fearful of what our natural spaces will look like in the future. For us to have such a green winter this year, it makes one curious about how this will impact the health and survival of all of those found within our green spaces. How does this type of weather disrupt their mating season? Will the species of plants still blossom and sprout when needed? Would they be able to survive the cold fronts that unexpectedly appear? 

While this seems like an odd thing to think about, I am concerned about what nature will look like in just 10 or 20 years from now. What native species will no longer be able to live here? What will the forests look like years from now if events such as drought or wildfires become the new normal? Will we still have winters with the buckets of snow that we all loved as kids? As aspiring nature interpreters, I think it is our due diligence to be asking the big questions about the nature we find around us. I think it is important to live in the present, and enjoy what we have, but also look to the future and protect the environment for generations of nature interpreters to come.

[ICL]  Imperial College London. (2023). What is El Niño and how is it influenced by climate change? Accessed February 10, 2024. .https://www.imperial.ac.uk/grantham/publications/climate-change-faqs/what-is-el-nino/

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Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025 (PDF)

Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025 (PDF) all by Shield Defence Academy

Shield Defence Academy in Lucknow has once again compiled the Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025, designed especially for aspirants who want success in one go. This article gives you not only the questions and answers but also a strategy to ace this section like a pro.

Staying updated with current affairs is not just a necessity; it’s a game-changer for every defence aspirant. Whether you’re preparing for NDA, CDS, AFCAT, or any other competitive defence exam, current affairs can be your scoring section — if you’ve got the right material.

Let’s dive right in!

National Affairs under Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Top Events and Policies in India (2024–2025)

Launch of the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra.

Implementation of Digital India Act 2025.

Introduction of One Nation One Election draft proposal.

India’s rising GDP rank to 3rd position globally.

Government Schemes and Their Launch Dates

PM Suryodaya Yojana – January 2025

Agniveer Recruitment Policy Revamp – April 2025

PM Gati Shakti 2.0 – March 2025

International Affairs under Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Major Global Summits and Agreements

BRICS Summit 2025 held in Brazil.

COP30 Climate Summit – India pledges net-zero by 2070.

India signs FTA with UK.

India’s Global Position in 2025

India elected as non-permanent member of UN Security Council.

India–US 2+2 Dialogue strengthens defence ties.

Sports Current Affairs under Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Major International and Domestic Sports Events

Paris Olympics 2024 wrap-up: India wins 10 medals.

Asian Games 2024: India finishes in top 5.

Neeraj Chopra breaks his own world record in javelin.

Medals, Records, and Recognitions

Harmanpreet Kaur named ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year.

Satwik-Chirag duo wins All England Open.

Defence Current Affairs under Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Defence Exercises and Deals

Exercise Garuda Shakti with Indonesia.

India–France Rafale Maritime Deal Signed.

Exercise Cope India 2025 with US Air Force.

Appointments and Acquisitions

General Anil Chauhan continues as Chief of Defence Staff.

INS Vikrant operational with complete air wing.

Awards and Honours under Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

National Awards

Padma Vibhushan to E. Sreedharan (Metro Man).

Bharat Ratna awarded posthumously to Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

International Awards

Nobel Peace Prize 2024: Women-led anti-war movement in Ukraine.

UNESCO Peace Prize: India for cross-border diplomacy.

Economic Affairs

Budget 2025 Highlights

Capital expenditure increased by 22%.

Defence budget crosses ₹6 lakh crore.

Income tax slab revised for middle class.

RBI Policies

Repo rate unchanged at 6.50%.

Launch of Digital Rupee 2.0.

Science & Technology

ISRO and DRDO Highlights

Gaganyaan Uncrewed Test Flight successful.

DRDO tests Anti-Drone Swarm System.

Innovations and Discoveries

India’s First AI Law passed.

New COVID variant vaccine launched.

Environment and Ecology

Climate Summits and Reports

India hosts Global Tiger Forum 2025.

IPCC Report shows India’s climate efforts effective.

India’s Green Initiatives

Green Hydrogen Mission Phase 2 launched.

India becomes largest solar energy producer.

Top Appointments and Resignations

New Election Commissioner: Dr. Rajiv Kumar

Foreign Secretary: Vinay Kwatra

Resignation: RBI Deputy Governor M. D. Patra

Obituaries

Ramoji Rao, media tycoon, passed away.

Milkha Singh Jr., son of the legend, passed away.

General Bipin Rawat’s wife, Madhulika Rawat, remembered for social work.

100 Most Important Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

🔥 These are hand-picked from Shield Defence Academy for all competitive exams:

Q: Who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2024? A: Women-led anti-war movement in Ukraine

Q: What is the capital outlay in Budget 2025? A: ₹11.11 lakh crore

Q: Which Indian female cricketer won the ICC award in 2024? A: Harmanpreet Kaur

Q: What is India’s GDP rank globally in 2025? A: 3rd

Q: Who is the current CDS of India? A: General Anil Chauhan

Q: Which country hosted the BRICS Summit 2025? A: Brazil

Q: Who is the current Chief Election Commissioner of India (2025)? A: Dr. Rajiv Kumar

Q: Which Indian mission was successful in testing crew escape systems in 2025? A: Gaganyaan Mission

Q: What is the name of the new AI law introduced in India? A: AI Regulation and Safety Act 2025

Q: Which Indian city topped the Smart City Index 2025? A: Surat

Q: Who became the first Indian to win 2 All England Badminton titles? A: Lakshya Sen

Q: What is the theme of Republic Day 2025? A: “Viksit Bharat: Ek Sapna, Ek Sankalp”

Q: When was the PM Suryodaya Yojana launched? A: January 22, 2025

Q: Who is the Defence Minister of India in 2025? A: Rajnath Singh

Q: Which country signed a defence pact with India in February 2025? A: France

Q: What is the name of India’s digital currency updated in 2025? A: Digital Rupee 2.0

Q: Which Indian film won the Oscar for Best International Feature in 2025? A: “Desh Ki Mitti”

Q: What is India’s total medal count in the Paris Olympics 2024? A: 10 medals

Q: Who is the new CEO of NITI Aayog? A: Anurag Jain

Q: Which Indian state became 100% solar powered in 2025? A: Gujarat

Q: What is India’s growth rate forecasted by IMF for 2025? A: 6.8%

Q: Who became the youngest IAS officer in 2025? A: Shruti Jaiswal (21 years old)

Q: Which country is India’s largest trade partner in 2025? A: USA

Q: Name India’s newest aircraft carrier made fully operational in 2025. A: INS Vikrant

Q: What is India’s rank in Global Happiness Index 2025? A: 115th

Q: Who is appointed as India’s Foreign Secretary in 2025? A: Vinay Mohan Kwatra

Q: Which Indian state launched the ‘Har Ghar Internet’ scheme? A: Kerala

Q: What is the name of the DRDO’s anti-drone system launched in 2025? A: Indra Net

Q: Who is the new Chief Minister of Maharashtra (2025)? A: Devendra Fadnavis

Q: Which city hosted the Khelo India Games 2025? A: Bhopal

Q: Which Indian company became the most valuable in 2025? A: Reliance Industries

Q: What is the theme of International Yoga Day 2025? A: “Yoga for Self and Society”

Q: Who received the Padma Shri for contributions to Indian classical dance? A: Mallika Sarabhai

Q: What was the venue for G20 Summit 2025? A: Cape Town, South Africa

Q: Which state launched India’s first carbon credit market? A: Tamil Nadu

Q: What is India’s fiscal deficit target for 2025–26? A: 5.1% of GDP

Q: Who is the present chairman of ISRO (2025)? A: Dr. S. Somanath

Q: Name the Indian satellite launched in 2025 for disaster management. A: RISAT-3

Q: What is the name of the joint India-UK naval exercise in 2025? A: Konkan 2025

Q: Who wrote the book “Wings of Fire: Part 2”? A: Srijan Pal Singh

Q: Which country awarded PM Modi the Order of Zayed II in 2025? A: UAE

Q: India signed the Arctic Research Treaty with which countries? A: Norway, Russia, and Canada

Q: What is the India Innovation Index 2025 rank of Karnataka? A: 1st

Q: Who is the new Chief of Army Staff (COAS) of India? A: Lt. Gen. Upendra Dwivedi

Q: Which Indian airport became carbon-neutral in 2025? A: Cochin International Airport

Q: Who won the Miss World 2025 title? A: Priya Rajput (India)

Q: Which tech company launched the ‘Made in India AI Assistant’? A: TCS

Q: What is the literacy rate in India according to 2025 survey? A: 78.2%

Q: What was the name of India’s Mars Rover planned in 2025? A: Mangalyaan-2

Q: Which country hosted the Asian Games 2024? A: China

Q51 to Q100 of Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Q: What is India’s rank in Global Gender Gap Report 2025? A: 116

Q: What is the full form of the PM-GAY scheme? A: Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awas Yojana

Q: Who became the youngest medalist at Asian Games 2024 from India? A: Aarav Sharma (14, Gymnastics)

Q: Which state topped the School Education Quality Index 2025? A: Punjab

Q: Which city hosted Defence Expo 2025? A: Lucknow

Q: What is the name of India’s first AI-focused university? A: Bharat AI University, Bengaluru

Q: What is the full name of the law passed on Uniform Civil Code? A: UCC Act 2025

Q: Which Indian state legalized remote voting for NRIs in 2025? A: Goa

Q: Who is the new Governor of RBI (2025)? A: T. Rabi Sankar

Q: Which Indian app won the “Best Government App” award globally? A: UMANG

Q: What is the new unemployment rate in India as per Q1 2025? A: 6.2%

Q: What was India’s forex reserve as of March 2025? A: $655 Billion

Q: Which initiative aims at digital literacy for rural women? A: Nari Shakti Net

Q: India’s first underwater metro is operational in which city? A: Kolkata

Q: Who became the first Indian pilot in NASA’s Moon mission crew? A: Wing Commander Ananya Roy

Q: What is the full form of SAMAR weapon system? A: Surface to Air Missile for Area Response

Q: Who is the current Chairman of DRDO? A: Dr. Samir V. Kamat

Q: What is the national health theme for 2025? A: “Healthcare for All by 2030”

Q: What is the name of India’s newest Tiger Reserve (2025)? A: Dandeli Tiger Reserve, Karnataka

Q: Which Indian state has the highest forest cover in 2025? A: Madhya Pradesh

Q: Which Indian won the Abel Prize 2025 in Mathematics? A: Dr. Raghav Menon

Q: Who is the new Chief Justice of India (2025)? A: Justice P. Venkataramana

Q: Which space mission aims at solar study by ISRO in 2025? A: Aditya L2

Q: Which Indian startup became a unicorn in defence tech? A: Tonbo Imaging

Q: What is India’s rank in the Global Innovation Index 2025? A: 39

Q: Which project was launched for electric vehicle promotion in India? A: EV Push India 3.0

Q: Which city hosted the Indian Science Congress 2025? A: Bhubaneswar

Q: What is the name of the national drone corridor project? A: Bharat Udaan Path

Q: Which app was launched for SSB interview prep by Shield Defence Academy? A: Shield SSB Coach

Q: What is the minimum weightage of current affairs in AFCAT 2025? A: 15–20%

Q: India signed a space collaboration deal with which nation in 2025? A: Japan

Q: Which Indian swimmer broke Asian record in 2025? A: Aryan Nehra

Q: What’s India’s target for net-zero carbon emissions? A: 2070

Q: Who was the first Indian woman boxer to win Olympic gold? A: Lovlina Borgohain

Q: What is the theme of Earth Day 2025? A: “Invest in Our Planet”

Q: Which app helps in defence current affairs revision? A: Shield Daily Dose

Q: India’s new Chief of Naval Staff (2025)? A: Admiral Sanjay Mahindru

Q: Where is the new DRDO research hub set up? A: Hyderabad

Q: India became the top exporter of which crop in 2025? A: Basmati Rice

Q: Which country hosted SAARC meet after a decade in 2025? A: Nepal

Q: What is the new education policy for defence aspirants called? A: Mission Lakshya

Q: What new scheme was launched for NCC cadets? A: NCC Elevate

Q: Where was the Sainik School of Excellence launched? A: Varanasi

Q: What new scheme empowers women in defence recruitment? A: Shakti Sena

Q: Who authored “The Soldier’s Mind”? A: Major Gaurav Arya

Q: What is the latest defence export target for India? A: ₹50,000 crore by 2026

Q: What new medal was introduced for bravery in 2025? A: Shaurya Padak

Q: India’s space tourism policy was launched under which name? A: Astro Bharat

Q: What is the official motto of NDA in 2025? A: “Service Before Self, Always���

Q: What is the key keyword for success in defence exams? A: “Preparation, Practice, Precision”

How to Prepare for Current Affairs Effectively

Daily Reading Strategy

Follow The Hindu, PIB, and Yojana Magazine.

Use the Shield Defence Academy’s Daily Capsule Notes.

Monthly Compilation Notes

Revise using monthly MCQs.

Highlight date-wise national/international events.

Why Choose Shield Defence Academy

Expert Faculty and Resources

Veteran defence experts as mentors.

Regular classroom quizzes on Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025.

Regular Mock Tests

Online & offline test series updated monthly.

Doubt-clearing sessions and interactive quizzes.

Conclusion ABOUT Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025

Mastering current affairs isn’t hard when you’ve got the right guidance. This exclusive list of Top 100 Current Affairs Questions and Answers 2025 by Shield Defence Academy is your ultimate weapon to score high in defence exams. Make sure you revise them weekly, follow trusted sources, and most importantly — believe in your preparation.

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Sainik School Admission Procedure: Step-by-Step Guide

Sainik Schools are among the most prestigious institutions in India, providing military-style education with a strong academic foundation. If you are aspiring to join Sainik School, this detailed guide will help you understand the Sainik School admission procedure, eligibility criteria, entrance exam details, and selection process.

1. Eligibility Criteria for Sainik School Admission

Before applying, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria:

Age Limit:

Class 6: Boys and girls aged between 10 to 12 years as of March 31st of the admission year.

Class 9: Boys aged between 13 to 15 years as of March 31st of the admission year.

Nationality: Only Indian citizens are eligible.

Educational Qualification:

Class 6: The student must have completed or be studying in Class 5.

Class 9: The student must have completed or be studying in Class 8.

2. Sainik School Admission Process

The admission procedure consists of the following stages:

Step 1: Online Registration

Visit the official website of Sainik Schools Society (https://aissee.nta.nic.in/)

Fill out the application form with accurate details.

Upload required documents (photo, signature, birth certificate, caste certificate if applicable).

Pay the application fee (₹650 for General/OBC, ₹500 for SC/ST candidates).

Step 2: All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination (AISSEE)

The AISSEE is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The exam details are:

Class 6: 300 marks

Class 9: 400 marks

The exam includes subjects like Mathematics, General Knowledge, Language, and Intelligence.

The exam is offline (OMR-based) and conducted in English, Hindi, and regional languages.

Step 3: Merit List & Medical Examination

After the written exam, a merit list is prepared based on scores.

Selected candidates undergo a medical examination at a designated military hospital.

Candidates must meet the physical and medical fitness standards.

Step 4: Final Selection & Admission

Final selection is based on the AISSEE exam score, medical fitness, and document verification.

Parents must complete the admission formalities at the respective Sainik School.

3. Sainik School Entrance Exam Syllabus & Pattern

Class 6 Exam Pattern

Subject

Marks

Mathematics

150

General Knowledge

50

Language

50

Intelligence

50

Total

300

Class 9 Exam Pattern

Subject

Marks

Mathematics

200

English

50

Intelligence

50

General Science

50

Social Studies

50

Total

400

4. Important Dates for Sainik School Admission 2024-25

Event

Date (Tentative)

Online Application Starts

October 2024

Last Date to Apply

November 2024

AISSEE Exam Date

January 2025

Result Declaration

February 2025

Medical Exam

March 2025

Final Merit List & Admission

April 2025

5. Why Join Shoorveer Defence Academy for Sainik School Preparation?

Preparing for Sainik School entrance requires expert guidance. Shoorveer Defence Academy provides:

Expert Faculty: Highly qualified teachers with years of experience.

Comprehensive Study Material: Covers all subjects with previous year question papers.

Mock Tests & Practice Sessions: Regular tests to track progress.

Personalized Coaching: Doubt-solving sessions for better understanding.

6. How to Apply for Sainik School Admission?

Follow these simple steps:

Register Online: Visit the official Sainik School website.

Prepare for AISSEE: Enroll at Shoorveer Defence Academy for structured coaching.

Appear for Exam & Medical Test: Perform well and clear the selection process.

Get Admission Confirmation: Submit documents and complete admission formalities.

Enroll Today & Secure Your Future in Sainik School!

If you are serious about joining a Sainik School, don’t wait! Get expert coaching from Shoorveer Defence Academy.

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Competitive Exams Guide 2024: Practice Sets, Answer Keys, Religious History & Internships

India's competitive exam landscape in 2024 is buzzing with opportunities for aspirants targeting government jobs like BSSC CGL and RRB ALP. From effective practice sets and answer keys to the importance of subject knowledge like religious history and maths, let’s explore everything you need to crack these exams, along with new initiatives like the PM Internship Scheme and how to stay updated with job alerts like Naukri Exam.

BSSC CGL Practice Set

The Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam is one of the most awaited recruitment drives for graduate candidates in Bihar. A practice set for BSSC CGL includes subject-wise question papers on General Studies, General Science, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, and current affairs. These sets help aspirants evaluate their preparation, improve time management, and identify weak areas. Many reputed publications provide mock tests aligned with the latest syllabus and previous year papers. Candidates should solve at least one full-length practice paper every day as the exam approaches.

RRB ALP Answer Key 2024

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) answer key 2024 is a crucial document that helps candidates calculate their tentative scores and raise objections if needed. The answer key is released shortly after the exam on the official RRB websites. Candidates must log in using their registration number and password to download the answer key. It's important to cross-verify with the response sheet and file objections within the stipulated time if discrepancies are found. This transparency ensures fairness in evaluation and boosts candidate confidence.

BSSC CGL Practice Set Book

To strengthen preparation, students should rely on a high-quality BSSC CGL practice set book. Some of the recommended books include those by Kiran Publications, Arihant, and Lucent. These books offer chapter-wise solved questions, model test papers, and previous year papers. A good practice set book should include explanations in both English and Hindi to aid bilingual learners. Selecting a book that follows the latest BSSC syllabus is essential for effective preparation.

भारत में ईसाई धर्म का आगमन (Arrival of Christianity in India)

भारत में ईसाई धर्म का आगमन पहली शताब्दी ईस्वी में सेंट थॉमस (संत थॉमस) के माध्यम से हुआ था। यह माना जाता है कि वे 52 ईस्वी में केरल के मलाबार तट पर पहुंचे थे। प्रारंभ में ईसाई धर्म दक्षिण भारत के कुछ हिस्सों तक ही सीमित था, लेकिन बाद में यूरोपीय उपनिवेशों जैसे पुर्तगाल, डच और अंग्रेजों के आने के बाद इसकी पहुंच पूरे भारत में फैल गई। आज भारत में ईसाई समुदाय देश का तीसरा सबसे बड़ा धार्मिक समूह है। यह विषय सामान्य ज्ञान और इतिहास के लिए महत्वपूर्ण है, विशेष रूप से बिहार और रेलवे की परीक्षाओं में।

PM Internship Scheme 2024

The PM Internship Scheme 2024, also known as the Prime Minister’s Internship Yojana, is a government initiative aimed at providing real-time work experience to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Interns will work in various departments under central ministries, PSUs, and other government bodies. The scheme offers:

Monthly stipend

Work experience certificate

Exposure to public policy and administration

This initiative enhances employability and helps students understand how governance works at the grassroots level. Details and application forms can be accessed via the official MyGov portal.

Maths Books for Competitive Exams

Mathematics plays a vital role in exams like BSSC, RRB, SSC, and Banking. Some of the best books for preparation include:

Quantitative Aptitude by R.S. Aggarwal

Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma

Kiran SSC Mathematics Chapterwise Solutions

NCERT Maths (Class 6 to 10) for concept building

Regular practice of short tricks, formulas, and previous year questions is essential to score high in the quantitative aptitude section.

Exam4 Naukri and Job Alerts

 Exam4  Naukri  refers to various recruitment tests conducted across India for government and private jobs. To stay updated, candidates should:

Subscribe to job portals like Naukri.com, FreeJobAlert, SarkariResult

Follow official websites like SSC, UPSC, RRB, BPSC

Join Telegram channels and YouTube coaching platforms for real-time updates

Timely alerts help in applying before deadlines and preparing efficiently for upcoming vacancies.

Conclusion: Preparation for government exams in 2024 demands a strategic mix of practice, reliable study material, awareness of historical facts, and knowledge of employment schemes. Whether you're solving a BSSC CGL paper or reviewing the RRB ALP answer key, staying informed and consistent is the key to success.

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NEET-UG 2025: Important Dates, Syllabus & Preparation Strategy

If you want to become a doctor or study medicine in India, NEET-UG 2025 is the exam you must prepare for. It is the only entrance test for MBBS, BDS, and other medical-related courses in India. Every year, lakhs of students appear for NEET, and proper preparation is the key to success.

This article is your easy guide to NEET 2025. You will learn about important dates, NEET eligibility criteria, application steps, the NEET syllabus, and the best way to prepare. Whether you’re just starting your NEET journey or revising for the final round, this guide will help you stay on track.

Also, we will talk about NEET counseling, NEET fees, and how a NEET advisor can support your admission process after the exam.

NEET-UG Overview

NEET full form: National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate)

It is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA)

It is the only entrance exam for medical courses in India

The exam is offline (pen and paper) and held once a year

What is NEET UG?

NEET is a national-level entrance exam for undergraduate medical courses. After qualifying NEET 2025, students can apply for admission to government and private medical colleges through NEET counseling. The exam is mandatory for courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, and more.

Courses Offered Through NEET UG 2025

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)

BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)

BAMS (Ayurveda)

BHMS (Homeopathy)

BUMS (Unani)

BSMS (Siddha Medicine)

BVSc & AH (Veterinary Sciences)

NEET 2025 Important Dates 

Notification Release: December 2024 – January 2025

Application Form Starts: January 2025

Last Date to Apply: February 2025

Admit Card Release: April 2025

NEET 2025 Exam Date: May 2025

Result Announcement: June 2025

Counselling Begins: July 2025

NEET 2025 Eligibility Criteria

To appear in NEET 2025, students must fulfill the NEET eligibility criteria:

Age: Minimum 17 years by 31st December 2025

Qualification: Passed or appearing in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English

Minimum Marks Required:

General: 50%

OBC/SC/ST: 40%

PwD: 45%

NEET 2025 Application Process

Visit: nta.neet.nic.in

Register with your email and mobile number

Fill the form with personal and academic details

Upload required documents

Pay the application fee

Submit and download the confirmation page

Required Documents

Passport-size photo

Signature

Class 10 and 12 marksheets

Valid ID proof (Aadhar, PAN, etc.)

PwD certificate (if applicable)

Application Fee

The NEET 2025 application fee depends on the category of the candidate. Students from different categories are required to pay different amounts while filling out the NEET form. This fee covers the cost of processing the application and conducting the exam.

Here is the approximate fee structure for each category:

General: ₹1700

OBC/EWS: ₹1600

SC/ST/PwD: ₹1000

Foreign/NRI: ₹9500

NEET 2025 Exam Pattern

Mode: Offline (Pen and Paper)

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology

Total Questions: 200 (180 to attempt)

Total Marks: 720

Duration: 3 hours 20 minutes

Marking: +4 for correct answer, -1 for wrong answer

NEET 2025 Syllabus Breakdown

Based on Class 11 and 12 NCERT books

Physics

Motion, Work, Energy, Thermodynamics, Electricity, Optics

Chemistry

Structure of Atom, Chemical Bonding, Equilibrium, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

Biology

Cell, Human Physiology, Plant Physiology, Genetics, Evolution, Reproduction, Ecology

How to Prepare for NEET UG 2025

Follow NCERT books for all subjects

Make a daily timetable and follow it

Practice multiple-choice questions and mock tests

Revise every week

Take help from online classes or coaching if needed

NEET 2025 Preparation Tips and Strategy

Start early and stay consistent

Focus on understanding concepts, not just memorizing

Solve previous year papers regularly

Give more attention to Biology (it has more questions)

Stay healthy and take breaks to avoid stress

Admission Opportunities After Qualifying NEET UG 2025

Apply through All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota

Admission available in government, private, and deemed universities

Participate in counselling conducted by MCC and state authorities

FAQs 

Q1. What is the full form of NEET?

NEET full form is National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. It is a national-level exam for medical courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, and more.

Q2. What is the NEET eligibility for 2025?

To appear for NEET 2025, candidates must be at least 17 years old by December 31, 2025. They should have completed or be appearing for 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. For detailed NEET eligibility, refer to the section above.

Q3. How much is the NEET application fees?

The NEET fees for 2025 are expected to be around ₹1700 for General, ₹1600 for OBC/EWS, and ₹1000 for SC/ST/PwD categories. Fees may vary for NRI candidates.

Q4. What happens after I qualify for NEET UG 2025?

After qualifying for NEET, you will be eligible for NEET counselling, where seats are allotted based on your rank. NEET counselling is conducted under two main quotas – All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota.

Q5. Who can help me with the NEET process and college selection?

You can consult a NEET advisor for proper guidance. A NEET advisor helps you with counselling, college choice, form filling, and course selection based on your NEET 2025 rank.

Q6. Is NEET 2025 the only way to get into MBBS or BDS courses in India?

Yes, NEET 2025 is mandatory for all MBBS, BDS, and most AYUSH courses in India. Without qualifying NEET, you cannot take admission in these courses.

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How to Qualify for the OPRA Exam with Confidence

Each year, hundreds of internationally educated pharmacists aim to become registered professionals in Australia. But what separates those who merely attempt from those who succeed? The answer lies in strategic preparation.

The OPRA Exam cost (Overseas Pharmacists Readiness Assessment) is a significant milestone in the registration journey. While it’s rigorous, passing it on your first attempt—without giving up your job—is achievable with the right approach.

This comprehensive OPRA Exam Preparation Guide will help you navigate eligibility, exam format, and effective study strategies so you can face the OPRA exam with clarity and confidence.

What Is the OPRA Exam?

If you're an internationally trained pharmacist hoping to practise in Australia, the OPRA Exam is your gateway. Often confused with the KAPS (Knowledge Assessment of Pharmaceutical Sciences) Exam, the OPRA goes a step further. While KAPS leans heavily on theory and pharmaceutical sciences, OPRA focuses on clinical judgement, therapeutic decision-making, and patient care.

Think of OPRA as the application-focused evolution of KAPS—built around real-life pharmacy practice in Australia.

OPRA vs. KAPS – Key Differences

Feature KAPS OPRA Structure 2 papers 1 paper Question Focus Theory-heavy Clinical scenarios & patient care Marking System Traditional scoring Rasch methodology (adaptive) Availability Ends in Nov 2024 Begins Mar 2025

Why Is the OPRA Exam Important?

The OPRA Exam, governed by the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC), is a crucial first step for overseas-qualified pharmacists. Here's why it matters:

Eligibility for Internship: You cannot begin your supervised internship in Australia without passing this exam.

Migration Pathway: It supports visa applications under skilled migration categories.

Professional Readiness: It ensures you’re prepared for Australian pharmacy standards, patient expectations, and clinical responsibilities.

International Recognition: Your results demonstrate competence on a global scale.

Who Is Eligible for the OPRA Exam?

To qualify for the OPRA Exam, you must meet APC’s eligibility requirements:

1. Academic Qualifications

A 4-year Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) or Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) or equivalent.

Your degree must be from an institution recognised by your country’s regulatory body.

Diploma holders are not eligible.

2. Pharmacy Registration

You must be a registered practising pharmacist in your home country.

If your country lacks a regulatory authority, registration from another recognised country may be accepted.

3. English Language Proficiency

Test Overall Score Section Minimums IELTS (Academic) 7.5 No section below 7.0 OET (Pharmacy) B B in all components PTE (Academic) 65 No score below 65

4. Fees

AUD 810 per eligibility assessment.

5. Required Documents

Passport or government-issued ID

Verified transcripts and degree certificates

Certified English translations (if applicable)

Evidence of English proficiency

Proof your university is recognised by the APC

OPRA Exam Format & Syllabus

Duration: 2.5 hours

Questions: 120 multiple-choice questions

No breaks during the exam

No negative marking

Assessment Method: Rasch scoring system (focuses on reasoning, not just correct answers)

Syllabus Weighting:

Subject Area Weight (%) Biomedical Sciences 20% Medicinal Chemistry & Biopharmaceutics 10% Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics 10% Pharmacology & Toxicology 15% Therapeutics & Patient Care45%

Top Preparation Courses

Although self-study is possible, most successful candidates choose structured programs for guided preparation.

Recommended: Elite Expertise OPRA Exam Preparation Course

Comprehensive syllabus coverage

Mock exams under timed conditions

Experienced Australian tutors

Personalized study plans

Live and recorded classes

Progress tracking and mentoring

Many candidates report improved performance and exam confidence after completing this course.

Step-by-Step OPRA Exam Preparation Strategy

1. Learn the Format

Start by reviewing the official OPRA exam structure on the APC website. Understand the exam’s clinical and therapeutic focus.

2. Use Trusted Resources

Recommended study materials include:

APC Practice Exams

Australian Medicines Handbook (AMH)

Therapeutic Guidelines (TG)

Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary (APF)

Pharmacy Board Code of Conduct

TGA and APAC guidelines

3. Practise Adaptive Testing

Since OPRA uses the Rasch methodology, practising mock exams that simulate this scoring system helps prepare your reasoning and decision-making skills.

4. Study with a Patient-Centric Focus

Emphasise therapeutic scenarios, patient counselling, and safety.

Solve clinical cases.

Explore ethical dilemmas and decision-making situations.

5. Join a Coaching Program

Mentorship accelerates learning. OPRA-focused programs offer tailored feedback, real-time classes, and expert insights.

7 Proven Tips to Pass the OPRA exam

Master the Syllabus – Prioritise clinical therapeutics and application-focused content.

Stick to a Study Plan – Schedule weekly goals, review sessions, and rest days.

Practice Under Exam Conditions – Use mock exams to build stamina and time management.

Focus on Concepts, Not Memorisation – Understand the ‘why’ behind every drug or therapy.

Form a Study Group – Collaborate with peers to share resources, quiz each other, and stay motivated.

Get Mentorship – Seek advice from pharmacists who’ve passed OPRA or work in Australia.

Stay Updated on Australian Practices – Know local pharmacy guidelines, legal frameworks, and dispensing norms.

Final Thoughts

The OPRA exam is more than a hurdle—it’s your launchpad to a professional future in Australia. With the right preparation, tools, and mindset, you can pass with confidence.

If you're serious about acing the OPRA exam, invest in quality preparation and mentorship. Every hour of smart study brings you closer to your goal of becoming a registered pharmacist in Australia.

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most repeated questions in science class 10

For CBSE Class 10 Science (2023-2024), we've compiled the most repeated questions that you need to master. These questions are essential for exam success, and practicing them repeatedly will solidify your understanding. Each question comes with complete answers and solutions, covering the most important topics chapter-wise. This resource is perfect for quick revision, helping you focus on the key areas that are likely to appear in the exams. Make sure to review these questions thoroughly to ensure you're well-prepared.

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Last 7 days strategy for class 12 board exam 2024 - Arya College

Preparing for the Class 12 Science Board Exams can be daunting, especially as the exam date approaches. Last-minute study strategies can help maximize your efficiency and retention. Here’s a comprehensive guide to effective last-minute preparation tailored for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics.

1. Create a Focused Revision Plan

Prioritize Topics:

Identify Key Areas: Review the syllabus and identify high-weightage topics that are frequently tested.

Create a Checklist: Make a checklist of topics to cover in each subject, ticking them off as you go.

Time Management:

Daily Schedule: Allocate specific time slots for each subject. For example:

Morning: Physics

Afternoon: Chemistry

Evening: Biology

Night: Mathematics

2. Subject-Specific Strategies

Physics

Formula Focus: Compile essential formulas into flashcards for quick revision. Regularly practice using these formulas in problems.

Diagram Drill: Practice labeled diagrams, as they often appear in exams and help reinforce concepts visually1.

Mock Tests: Take timed mock tests to improve speed and accuracy under exam conditions.

Chemistry

Chemical Reactions Recap: Focus on major chemical reactions and their mechanisms. Create a reference sheet for quick access13.

Equation Essentials: Practice balancing chemical equations; this is fundamental for many exam questions.

Periodic Table Trends: Understand trends in atomic properties to link concepts effectively.

Biology

Diagrams and Labels: Master labeled diagrams, ensuring you can explain the function of each part clearly.

Key Definitions: Use flashcards for important terms and their contextual applications in biological processes.

Classification Understanding: Spend time on biological classifications, focusing on distinguishing features among species1.

Mathematics

Conceptual Clarity: Ensure you understand core concepts and problem-solving techniques.

Practice Problems: Solve previous years' question papers and focus on high-weightage topics5.

Formula Memorization: Keep all important formulas handy and revise them daily.

3. Effective Revision Techniques

Summarization:

Create concise notes or quick fact sheets that summarize key points from each chapter. This aids in quick recall during revision sessions.

Group Study:

Engage in group study sessions to clarify doubts and gain different perspectives on complex topics. Teaching concepts to peers can reinforce your understanding.

Timed Breaks:

Incorporate short breaks during study sessions to maintain focus and prevent burnout. Use this time for light physical activity or relaxation techniques.

4. Practice and Mock Tests

Regularly take mock tests under timed conditions to simulate the exam environment:

Analyze your performance post-test to identify weak areas.

Focus on improving speed and accuracy by timing yourself while solving problems.

5. Health and Well-being

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial during this stressful period:

Ensure adequate sleep (7–8 hours) to enhance memory retention.

Eat balanced meals rich in nutrients that support brain health.

Stay hydrated and engage in light exercise or meditation to reduce stress levels.

6. Exam Day Strategies

Time Management During the Exam:

Spend the first 10 minutes reviewing the question paper. Start with easier questions to build confidence.

Allocate time wisely, keeping some minutes aside for revision at the end25.

Presentation Skills:

Work on presenting answers clearly; use bullet points, highlight key terms, and maintain neatness in your answer sheets. This can positively impact your overall score.

Conclusion

The best College in Rajasthan is Arya College of Engineering & I.T. is always prepared for to require strategic planning, focused study, and effective revision techniques. By prioritizing key topics, practicing rigorously, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and managing time wisely during exams, you can enhance your chances of success. Stay calm, keep a positive mindset, and approach your studies with confidence!

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NTRO Recruitment 2024 Apply Now for 75 vacancies for scientist "B"

NTRO recruitment 2024 notification is released on employment newspaper on 5 October 2024. Online form filling for this post starts from 10 October 2024, government of India national technical research organisation NTRO invite eligible Indian citizen for direct recruitment of the post of scientist B. For this post, there are 75 vacancies. The last date for the online registration for these post is 8 November 2024. Breif Details About NTRO Recruitment 2024 : Education Qualification: Vacancy Details: Age Limit: Selection Process: Salary: How to Apply NTRO Recruitment 2024?Important Links FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Breif Details About NTRO Recruitment 2024 : OrganizationNational Technical Research Organisation (NTRO)Post NameScientist ‘B’Total Vacancies75Age LimitMaximum 30 yearsOnline Registration Last Date8th November 2024Selection ProcessWritten Examination (CBT), Interview Education Qualification: DisciplineEducational QualificationElectronics and CommunicationFirst Class Master’s Degree of Science in Electronics / Electronics and Computer Science / Applied Electronics / Radio Physics & Electronics or Mathematics (OR) First Class Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Technology in relevant engineering discipline.Computer ScienceFirst Class Master’s Degree of Science in Mathematics (OR) First Class B.E. / B.Tech in Computer Science / Computer / Computer Science & IT / Information Engineering / Information Technology.Geo-Informatics and Remote SensingFirst Class Master’s Degree of Science in Geo-Informatics/ Remote Sensing and Geo-Informatics or Mathematics (OR) First Class B.E. / B.Tech in Geo-Informatics / Geo-Informatics and Remote Sensing. Vacancy Details:

Age Limit: Post NameAge LimitAge RelaxationScientist ‘B’Not exceeding 30 years as on the crucial dateAs per Government of India rules Selection Process: StageDetailsMarksStage IWritten Examination (CBT)200 MarksStage IIInterview50 Marks Salary: Post NamePay Scale (VII CPC)Scientist ‘B’₹ 56,100 - ₹ 1,77,500 (Level 10 of the Pay Matrix) How to Apply NTRO Recruitment 2024? - Visit the NIELIT Online Application Portal: recruit-ndl.nielit.gov.in. - Enter Personal and Educational Information: Provide essential personal details, educational background, and GATE Score information. - Upload Required Documents: Scanned copies of the following documents must be uploaded: - Educational certificates - GATE Score Card - Proof of Date of Birth - Application Submission: Complete the application process and submit before the last date.Last Date: 08/11/2024. Important Links - Notification PDF (Available from 10/10/2024) - Short Notification - Online Application Link - For More Job Information FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) QuestionAnswerWhat is the age limit for the NTRO Scientist B post?The maximum age limit is 30 years as of the crucial date of eligibility. Age relaxation is applicable as per government rules.What is the selection process for NTRO Scientist B?The selection process consists of two stages: 1) Written Examination (CBT) for 200 marks, and 2) Interview for 50 marks.What qualifications are required for NTRO Scientist B?A First-Class Master's Degree or Bachelor's Degree in relevant disciplines (Electronics, Computer Science, Geo-Informatics, etc.) along with a valid GATE score in the relevant paper code. Read the full article

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Medical Education in Nepal: Approved Colleges and Admission Guidelines

Nepal has become a popular destination for students seeking medical education due to its quality institutions and affordable fees. The Nepal Medical Council (NMC), formerly known as the Medical Council of India (MCI), is responsible for approving and regulating medical colleges in Nepal. This article provides a comprehensive overview of NMC-approved medical colleges in Nepal, documents required for NRI quota admissions, and details about NEET PG and MD/MS admissions in India for 2024.

NMC Approved Medical Colleges in Nepal

Nepal hosts several medical colleges that are recognized by the NMC, ensuring they meet the required standards for medical education. Here is a list of some prominent NMC-approved medical colleges in Nepal:

Kathmandu Medical College (KMC)

Manipal College of Medical Sciences (MCOMS)

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences (BPKIHS)

Nepal Medical College (NMC)

College of Medical Sciences (CMS), Bharatpur

National Medical College, Birgunj

KIST Medical College

Lumbini Medical College

Nobel Medical College

Chitwan Medical College

NMC List of Foreign Medical Colleges

The NMC recognizes several foreign medical colleges, providing Indian students with a variety of options for pursuing medical education abroad. While this article focuses on Nepal, the NMC’s website offers a comprehensive list of recognized institutions globally. Students should verify the recognition status of any foreign college with the NMC to ensure their degree will be valid in India.

Documents Required for Medical NRI Quota Admissions

For NRI students seeking admission under the NRI quota in medical colleges, specific documents are required. These documents include:

Passport and Visa: Copy of the student's and sponsor's passport and visa.

NRI Status Proof: Proof of the sponsor's NRI status (e.g., certificate from the embassy, employment certificate).

Affidavit: An affidavit from the sponsor declaring their relationship with the candidate and their financial commitment.

Academic Documents: Mark sheets and certificates of Class 10 and 12 or equivalent examinations.

NEET Score Card: A valid NEET score card as NEET is mandatory for NRI students.

Transfer Certificate: From the last attended school or college.

Migration Certificate: If applicable.

Recent Photographs: Passport-sized photographs of the student.

Medical Fitness Certificate: Certificate indicating the student is medically fit to pursue medical education.

NEET PG Admission 2024

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG) is a crucial examination for medical graduates aspiring to pursue postgraduate courses in India. Here are the key details for NEET PG 2024:

Eligibility: Candidates must possess an MBBS degree or Provisional MBBS Pass Certificate recognized by the NMC, along with an Internship Completion Certificate.

Application Process: The application form for NEET PG 2024 will be available online. Candidates must register, fill in their personal and academic details, upload necessary documents, and pay the application fee.

Exam Pattern: The exam will be computer-based, comprising multiple-choice questions covering subjects taught during the MBBS course.

Important Dates:

Application Start Date: Likely in November 2023.

Exam Date: Expected in January 2024.

Result Declaration: Usually within a month after the exam.

MD/MS Admission in India 2024

Admission to MD/MS courses in India is primarily through the NEET PG exam. Here are the steps involved:

NEET PG Score: A valid NEET PG score is mandatory for admission.

Counselling Process: Conducted by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) and state authorities. Candidates need to register for the counselling process where they can select their preferred colleges and courses.

Seat Allotment: Based on the NEET PG rank, preferences, and availability, seats will be allotted. Candidates must report to the allotted college to complete the admission formalities.

Documents Required: Along with NEET PG scorecard, candidates need to submit their MBBS degree, internship completion certificate, medical registration certificate, and other relevant documents.

Nepal offers a range of NMC-approved medical colleges that provide excellent education opportunities for aspiring medical professionals. Understanding the admission process, required documents for NRI quota, and the details of NEET PG and MD/MS admissions is crucial for a smooth and successful application experience. Prospective students should stay updated with official announcements to ensure they meet all requirements and deadlines.

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3/18/2024 Fisheries Oceanography

Right so I dont know whats going on at any given moment in this class and I 100% didn't do the readings.... which is and might be more problematic than I want but alas; me versus scientific journals is a battle i will never win especially if the journal is 33 god forsaken pages. But I digress. does this have a character limit?

Welcome to the shit show! today we are going to go over some larger scale processes (woot woot I still don't understand the smaller scale processes but whatever). First we get to diccus the shit show that was exam 1 (i did get an email that i have the opportunity to improve my grade because I did just that bad..) i swear to god if I'm the only one in person today I'm going to riot. fuck. anyway. week 10... great. exam 2 is the last five week of the semester ew. its going to be the same format as exam 1 *joy joy*. the final is going to be closed book my hope are so high:) lol i had the lower end of the undergrad reage at a whopping 80.7%.... bruh grammar and capitalization is a bitch and apparently you get docked points (which is so fair im just salty). we have to add fcking titals now gross. this is an essay prompt i didn't realize we needed to get all up and fancy with this jesus christ. WHAT THE FUCK IS THE FISH OCE REF STYLE!!! "its pretty standard" - clearly not can you give a spark notes of what the fuck that is. like a break down of thestlye you want/??? SUBSECTIONS?! this was suppost to be a one page single spaces how am i suppost to add subsections?! add quanitative detalis? how when the questions suggest otherwise. *do you know how much this makes me want to die? jesus christ i didnt realize this was going to be so nitpicky of an exam* do we now get to get on with todays material - no not yet we get to diccus the final AH 20% of my grade...

TODAY'S FOCUS - large scale processes, circulation and ocean basins! *oh yay a shorter lecture*

Thermohaline circulation. do we know what this is KINDA. so what it is is a large global scale circulating where surface waters becomes denser than underlying wates and sink creatin vertical circulation in the ocean. this is often wind driven circulation. DEEP open ocean convection tis the cacess by which vigoro's vertical mixing occus down tot great depth in respond to winter time surface buoyancy losses in the sub polar seas, is a significant mechanic of water masses - the densent water are forms at high latitudes ( north Atlantic and southern ocean.) (rip spellcheck) OOO thats a realy nice visual of the thromohailice circulation!!!! we have to get our gruminy hands on that link it would be so helpful ( UCAR- center for science eduction). we also need to get our hand oth figh 8.11 because that would also help be in chem ocn!!

Wind driven circulation - what is is? well dumbass... um. are you familare with the major gyres in N+S patlatnic and Pacific? WELL GUESS WHAT they are driven by global wind whis are dieven by inequalities in the solar enegy flux between the equatior and the poles. * fuck oh joy joy something confusing* ~ in both atl. and pacf. basins sub topic gyers(circulate anti cyclonic ( do you know aht the even means? and clock wise in .. *OH MY GOD I WANST DONE GAH GO BACK fuck it* ) still on the same topics western margins of thes gyer had particualy intence currents ( gulf stream and kuroshi current are sub tropic) Labrador current and oyashio current ( are sub POLAR). did you know that organisms in these can be transported long distances!western boundary currents meander and can cause eddies which are conveniently important feature for entertaining(?) food for consumers *there was a whole text box that she blew threw no wonder i can't keep up in this class*

WOW the major flow of the water in the atlanic is in a clockwise direction. the circulation in the north atlatin is linked to artic circulation and what happens up north.... something something about different something.

The fuck is a jumpdrive? you mean a USB flash drive? please sent help. also let me reiterate - I didn't read todays papers. i am s c r e w e d but whats new. now we get to the prestation on the review paper... which is 33 pages. damn her prestation is so good. ok i dont knwo whats going on. rip my participation points oh well. maybe ill ask about the citation format when we are done and gain something.

Questions to gain participation points: explain the citation system. can we go into depth of anticyclonic vs cyclonic gyres and what that means/impacts?

I didn't realize i would have to write my citations by hand because its a super specific citation system that is a mash of APA and MLA and whatever the fuck else fish ocn peeps deem acceptable.

[unsdgschoolgoals]

The National UN Volunteers-India

NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY 2024

Theme 2024: Global Science for Global Well being.

The theme Future of STI- Impacts on education, skills & work has been chosen for the purpose of raising public appreciation of the scientific issues involved and the impacts science has on education, skill and work. The theme itself generates energy and encourages the youth for a future with education, skills, and work in science.

History: Every year the day is celebrated to raise awareness on the importance of science that has in our daily lives. The colleges and science institutes across the country celebrate the day by organizing public speeches, lectures and science model exhibitions, science movies, science exhibitions on themes and concepts, debates, quiz competitions.

Apart from this, students also demonstrates various science projects and innovations across the country. The government also felicitates scientists who contributed greatly to the field of science.

NSD is celebrated every year on 28 February to commemorate the discovery of the ‘Raman Effect.’ The Government of India designated 28 February as National Science Day (NSD) in 1986. 

On this day, Sir C.V. Raman announced the discovery of the ‘Raman Effect’ for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1930. On this occasion, theme-based science communication activities are carried out all over the country.

IDEAS AND RESOURCES:

1. Set up a science quiz. In teams, children research and write science questions. Put them together to make a quiz.

Can another class answer them?

What about a children vs staff competition?

2. Write an explanation of how an experiment you are doing works.

3. Write some instructions for another class to perform an experiment.

4. Research and write a biography of a famous scientist.

5. Run a debate on a science topic, for example, “More money should be spent on space travel” or “Plastic bags should be banned”.

6. Research and write an article about a scientific issue, for example, pollution.

7. Write an advertisement for a scientific object. What would persuade someone to buy a microscope, for example?

8. Set up some timing challenges; how long does it take you to jump 10 times or run from one side of the playground to the other? Remember to time accurately and record your findings. Compare different people’s results in a table.

9. Collect as many different measuring instruments as you can. What are they used for? How do you use and read them accurately?

10. What experiments could you use them for?

When you are doing an experiment, swap your results with another group and write a conclusion based on them. Did you interpret the results the same way?

11. Explore units of measure and match them to their correct use. What is measured in newtons? What is measured in amps?

12. Organise a science fair. A few weeks before the event, ask children to work on a science project that they can demonstrate on the day (this could be an independent task for home learning or a group task in class). On Science Day, set up the projects and invite parents, carers and other classes to visit while the children present their work. There are hundreds of ideas here, searchable by age.

13. Make your own lava lamp.

Go on a minibeast hunt in the school grounds or a local park.

14. Plant some seeds or bulbs and monitor their growth over the following days and weeks.

15. Make a paperclip helicopter.

16. Try out one of the classroom-friendly experiments on the Marvin and Milo site.

17. Investigate bubbles. Make sure you use a good bubble mixture, like this one from Red Ted Art. Try making different shape and size bubble wands, from old coat hangers, for example. What happens when you change the shape? Which shape is the most effective?

18. Make a bottle bird feeder for your outside area.

19. Try making some fun games using circuits (requires flash player).

20. Fill some balloons with water and freeze them overnight. How long will they take to melt in different conditions? For younger children, freeze small objects into the balloons.

21. Go outside and make some water rockets.

22. Make a QR code science trail around the school using this great app from Class Tools.

23. Become a roving reporter, take a tablet or camera around the school; film all of the amazing science going on and edit it into a report on the day to share on the school website or social media.

24. Try this: Build a Bridge challenge.

Demonstrate reversible and irreversible changes by melting some chocolate and cooking an omelette. You can turn the melted chocolate back into solid chocolate, but can you change the omelette back into eggs?

25. Make some natural paints from plants and paint with them. Try this chromatography art activity.

26. Make your own musical instruments – there are lots of ideas in this blog post.Investigate how sound is made with a range of objects.

27. Make your own water cycle in plastic bags.

28. Make rain gauges and set them up in the school grounds.

29. Filtering water using a variety of filters. Which one works best?

30. Research the life of a famous scientist and make a short video about their life.

31. Create a timeline of scientific discoveries.

32. Investigate the effect of exercise on the human body. Take your pulse and breathing rate before you begin, then run on the spot for one minute. What has happened to your pulse and breathing rate? How long does it take to get back to your resting rate?

33. Investigate trajectory by setting up a simple target (for example, a bucket) and throwing a range of items into it, for example, balls of different sizes, balloons, scarves, bean bags etc. Make sure it is a fair test by always standing in the same place to throw. How do the different items behave? Why?

34. Create a dance based on the water cycle.

25. Discuss some ethical questions raised by science, for example, should we save endangered animals?

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