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7 Reasons Why Smaller Class Size Is So Important in Education

Class size has reseach has a protracted history, specially in india. Class size is one of the important factor to consider when evaluating a school's effectiveness. but some time small classes does not ensure a good eduaction. the size of class room the amount of  parent involvement and other factors are important to consider, too. Here are the 10 reasons why smaller class size is so important:

More one-on-one time.

In our class medical batches, It is important that each students have 3 times more individual face time with their teacher. The types of education is critical both for development for inspiring students. With one or one time students are certain to have  a greater sense that their teacher cares for them, and when students feel like someone they look up to cares about their work, they excel.

2. Students can’t hide.

If small class it became easier to keep students quite or motivated kids with few student the teachers is more capable of ensuring everyone participates and engages the material. This ensures students can’t fake it, thus must keep up, while teachers can prevent declining engagement and scores.

3. Easier to identify issues.

In large classes teachers may find difficulty to identify where problems might be arising and because of it teachers face difficulty to adequately address these issue. With more students teachers have less time on each and every students for resolving their issues, students begin to slip through the cracks.

4. More cohesive class culture.

The smaller classes have more ultimately make a more cohesive unit than a larger one. The classes of more than 30+ allows for the formation of cliques even within the class, as well as ensures not all students need to engage each other  students . Students with small batches aver the opportunity to interact with and form relationships with all of their classmates, ensuring that the class is more supportive of each other.

5. Teachers can form better relationships.

To increase the amount of individual time spent is the quality of relationships teachers are able to build with each student. In small classroom teachers knows every students strengths and weaknesses  With this increased level of attention, teachers can more successfully relate and instruct, thus becoming more than a simple instructor, but a genuine role model.

6. Students are more engaged.

When students built a strong relationships with teacher’s and they know their responsible for their work and level of participation, they are bound to be more engaged with the curriculum. This has two roots:

1) Students are in engagement and quality work is simply expected of everyone. 2) students built a strong relationship with teachers when they acre about what teacher think if they didn’t perform well then they are certain to produce better work.

7. Research shows tremendous benefits to small classes.

The vast majority of research shows that students perform better in all subjects, at all levels, in smaller classes. Furthermore, the research points to other benefits of smaller class sizes besides those listed here, including long-term performance benefits and greater teacher retention. For better academic results, happier teachers, and ultimately a more educated society, promoting smaller classes should be a priority for teachers, parents, districts, and government officials.

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9 Study Tips to Improve your Learning

Studying text books is a important part of study but apart from that we are giving you more fun and rewarding study techniques that can help you learn how to study well and improve your exam results. here are some of the important tips to improve your learning: 1) Underlining : Understanding the concepts is the one and most simplest and important study tips. It is very essential for you to understand the part of what are you reading. You should do comprehensive read of text before you even consider underlining anything. Underline the most notable aspects.  2) Set Study Goals : Steeling up goals is the also the important part of strategy to help you to successfully effect positive changes in their lives, never underestimate the power of identifying to yourself the things you want to achieve. Just make sure to ask yourself some key questions: Am I setting realistic goals? Will I need to work harder to achieve those goals? If you’re happy with the goals you’ve set then you should aim to develop your study plan for the year ahead with your goals in mind. Key important thing you keep in mind that you need to develop your study plan for the year ahead with your goals in mind. 3) Make your own study notes : Taking proper notes is the one of the most important widespread study skills. Essentially the aim of  content as taking is to summarize lectures or articles in your own words so you can easily remember the ideas. The key factor is to summarize the content as quickly as possible.

4 ) Take regular study breaks:Give proper time to recover from the work you put in. you should take a 10 mints walk each time you start studying. If it feels like procrastination, then rest assured that it’s not: taking regular short breaks not only help improve your focus, they can boost your productivity too.

5) Embrace New Technologies : Embrace New Technologies means jotting things down with a pen on a scrap of paper. The old handwritten method still has its place of course. You can read social media, blogs, videos apps, learning has become more fluid and user-centered. If you want to try a new learning technology, visions platform is a great place to start, even if we do say so ourselves!

6) Brainstorming :Brainstorming is a great way to expand every possible idea out of topic. you must get a bunch of friends together and shoot the breeze just asking question to one another and capture the ideas you can review afterwards. Using Mind Maps is an ideal way of capturing all this info as it mirrors the explosive nature of your thought processes.

7) Turn off the TV & Radio when studying : While studying turn off your tv and radio set because it will easy distract .

8) Good concentration and stay focus : Be focus of that ever subject you are studying. While studying you should select a place at home that have minimum distractions. By building good concentration power, you will become more productive and perform better in your exams.

9) Frequently Ask Questions :Asking question make your brain search for an answer. Jump start your brain make you pay attention in case you are called on for an answer. Begin your journey of self-improvement today with the help and guidance of qualified coaching that can help improve your overall academic performance.

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How To Prepare For JEE Main & Advanced Exam - 2018 / 2019?

Some students think that IIT JEE examination is next to impossible to crack. They think it make take years of dedication and exceptional intelligence to crack it. You can creak IIT JEE exams with the proper strategy and direction. We provide you some important steps to crack IIT JEE lists out guidelines that point out how any candidates who is sincere and wishes to successfully take admissions into IITs can do so by following these. The examination pattern of JEE has gone through a progression over a year. Their are 2 steps for JEE : JEE Main and JEE Advanced Join an IIT JEE coaching institute in Delhi for preparation of exams.

The first and most important steps is to believe in you self that "you can do it". You can make a good strategy and always considers all angles of the problem to know them well before solving it. Check the 5 steps to crack IIT-JEE, follow them to get a foot into the IITs.

Some factors to keep in mind

1)   Time management:

Time management: Is a very crucial issue facing JEE aspirants it is problem of time management. Student should make daily schedules of their study’s so they can devote proper time in preparation of IIT JEE if they strive very hard. Students should give proper important to all of their subjects like physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

2)   Proper revision and practice:

Students must do proper revision for JEE. It is very important to put the topics learnt to practice and this is where revision comes to the rescue. If you do more practice you will gain more knowledge. So while you prepare the unfinished syllabus, you also revise the topics that have been already learnt.

3)   Examination pattern

The syllabus for JEE main & advance is immense and get good rank, it is important to go through all the subjects and have mastery in it. The right way excel is to go through each and every topic. Some of the topics are very high scoring. So emphasis should be as per the exam pattern.

4)   Solve Previous Years’ Papers

Students must have to solve previous years JEE main and advanced examiners because some questions are repetitive sometimes. Practicing previous years’ question papers helps to understand the examiner’s mind set.

5)   Study from the right books:

Now a days there are lot of books in internet for preparation of jee, it is vital that you choose books that guide and help you in your IIT JEE journey. Most of the students buy lot of books and then got confused that which one to study from. You must choose good study material and stick to it. Switching from one book to another will also harm your preparation. For proper study you required with a good analytical skill set.

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Best Books for JEE 2018 and 2019

The main steps towards successful in JEE preparation is selecting the best book for JEE. The main important point is for all the student is to study NCERT books. You can also move on other JEE reference books. Class 11th and 12th NCERT physics, chemistry and math’ are 4 essential for starting your JEE preparation.

Now JEE exams are now in 2 stages. First stage is JEE main it is similar to AIEEE and student who clear the exams , clear the specific cut off as laid down by IIT and are in the top 20 percentile of their boards are eligible to be ranked for JEE advanced.

Recommended Books for JEE 2018 and 2019

Physics

S.NO

Authors /Publisher

Name of Books

1

H.C. Verma

Concepts of Physics Vol I and II

2

I.E. Irodov

Problems in General Physics

3

Halliday, Resnick & Walker

Fundamentals of Physics

4

S S Krotov

Aptitude Test Problems in Physics

5

Nelkon and Parker

Advance Physics

6

S.L. Loney

Dynamics of a Particle & of Rigid Bodies

7

V. Zubov & V. Shalnov

Problem in Physics

8

A. A Pinsky

Problems in physics

9

S. L Loney

Elements of Dynamics Part I & II

10

Tipler

Physics Vols I & II

11

R. P. Feynman

Feynman Lectures on Physics

12

R. P. Feynman

The Feynman Lectures on Physics vols 1 & 2

13

L. A. Sena

A Collection of Questions and Problems in Physics

14

Chen, Min

Physics Problems with Solutions

15

Sears and Zemansky

University Physics

Chemistry

1

O.P. Tandon

Physical Chemistry

2

P. Bahadur

Numerical Chemistry

3

Bruce H. Mahan

University Chemistry

4

R.C. Mukharjee

Numerical Chemistry

5

P. Bahadur (For Reading Theory)

                               Physical Chemistry

6

P.W. Atkins

                               Physical Chemistry

7

Bruce H. Mahan

University Chemistry

8

Ebbing

General Chemistry

9

O.P Agarwal

IITJEE Chemistry

10

NCERT

Chemistry XI, XII

11

Seinko & Plane

Chemistry Principles & Applications

12

Tata Mc Graw Hill

IIT Chemistry

   Organic Chemistry

S.No

Authors /Publisher

Name of Books

1

O.P. Tandon

Organic chemistry

2

Paula Bruice Yurkanis

Organic chemistry

3

Morrison & Boyd

Organic chemistry

4

Arihant Prakashan

Organic Chemistry

5

Solomons

Organic Chemistry

6

I. L. Finar

Organic Chemistry Volume 1

7

Bahal & Bahal

Organic Chemistry

8

Peter Skyes

Organic Chemistry

9

J.D March

Organic Chemistry

10

M. S. Chauhan

Concepts of Organic Chemistry

11

Francis Carey

Organic Chemistry

Maths

S.NO

Authors /Publisher

Name of Books

1

R.D. Sharma

Maths XI & XII

2

Hall Knight

Higher Algebra

3

I.A. Maron

Problems in Calculus of One Variable

4

Arihant Prakashan

Algebra

5

Arihant Prakashan

Differential Calculus

6

Arihant Prakashan

Integral Calculus

7

S.L. Loney

Plane Trigonometry Part 1

8

S. L. Loney

Plane Co-ordinate Geometry

9

Hall and Knight

Higher Algebra

10

Shanti Narayan

Vector

11

W. Feller

Introduction Probability & Its Applications

12

Arihant Prakshan

Vector and 3D Geometry

13

Tata McGraw Hill (TMH)

Mathematics

14

I.A. Maron

Problems in Calculus of One Variable

15

J. Edward

Calculus

16

R. S. Agarwal

Maths XI and XII

17

V. Govorov, P. Dybov, N. Miroshin and S. Smirnova

Problems in Mathematics

18

Barnard and Child

Higher Algebra

19

Dr. Gorakh Prasad

Co-ordinate Geometry

20

K.P. Basu

Algebra made easy

21

Patapov, DoroFeev

Elementary Maths

22

Krechmar

Maths

23

G. N. Berman

A Problem Book in Mathematical Analysis

24

Tata Mc Graw Hill

Complete Course IIT Mathematics

25

A Dasgupta

IIT Mathematics Plus

We hope this detailed article on JEE Books helps you in your preparation. If you have any query regarding  JEE Book, drop a comment below and we will get back to you.

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6 tips to write the perfect answers in CBSE Board exams

The CBSE board exams are currently shaking up every nook of every country. Every influential figure are giving their advice to students appearing for next year board exams . we are sharing with you some of the important tips and tricks that can help you to make hat of ideas to make a mark for themselves in the boards.

How do students learn?

Some students read the whole text first and then write and answer. for some students reading just a answer is suffice for many other aspirants. Mainly students turn hysterical and collect a huge chuck of information on every particular topic in their syllabus. Reading and learning is a simple way of completing the syllabus in time.Every student have their own style of learning but none of them is sufficient to score good marks in exams .It is important for students to perform well in the examination hall otherwise all of their efforts will go in vain. In board exam every students want to get good marks in board exams.

HERE ARE 6 TIPS THAT WILL SHOW YOU CLEARLY HOW TO WRITE CBSE ANSWERS TO GET THE BEST RESULTS:

  1)   Don't write everything you know

Before the exams started many students generally get panic and try to pour out whatever they know to make the answer look lengthy.  This make an average impression on the examiner it is advisable to keep the gate-keeping theory in mind. It better that you need to write the answer strategically you can choose the right words, and structure your answer in a compact and concise manner. Students should write all they know about the topic in answer. You must keep that in mind that your answer must be concise to the point as per the question asked.

  2)    Use easy and understandable language

Now a days every schools use English as a medium of learning and so students must know how to write in a simple and clear language. It is indeed the root cause why a number of students flunk in complicated subjects carrying advanced vocabulary such as history, science, geography.

  3)    Do not use contractions

Do not use these kind of words such as wouldn't, couldn't, should've in your answer sheets Inspire of that you can use would not, could not or should have for eg:

Incorrect: The results won't be released until they've been verified.

Correct: The results will not be released until they have been verified.

  4)    Avoid active voice in fact based answer

when you are writing an answer in a step by step manner always avoid using active voice instead of that use passive voice as it sounds more academic and it removes you as a student out of the context of your answer which is based on facts for example .

Incorrect:  I completed the experiment as I was told to.

Correct:  The experiment was completed as instructed.

Incorrect:  As you can see, the experiment was successful.

Correct:  As can be seen, the experiment was successful.

  5)    Replace long phrases with single words

Given that the answer should be framed concisely, avoid using a barrage of words just to stretch the answer. Many multi-word verbs have a single word alternative. In academic contexts it is generally advised to use the more formal single word instead of the multi-word verb.

Incorrect: It was difficult to get hold of the raw material.

Correct: It was difficult to obtain the raw material.

  6)    Written English is different from spoken English

There is a difference between spoken and written English, student write what they use in their day to day life in the examination. For instance, a number of students make glaring spelling errors in small words like, 'shud' instead of should, or use the word 'like' excessively in wrong contexts.

Incorrect: There was like loads of awesome stuff made before the factory closed.

Correct:  Before its closure the factory manufactured a large variety of popular goods.

Tips for writing a smart and innovative answer.

·        Always start your answer with generic line about the subject.

·        You should all some meant to you answer with figure and examples

·        Don't break the flow of information keep it coherent

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Points for 2019 NEET Exams:

1)      Previously CBSE was responsible for conducting NEET& JEE (main) exams. But now NTA (national testing agency) will conducts there exams.  

 2)      NEET will be conducted twice in a year in February 2019 and May 2019. Student can appear in both exams simultaneously the best score in both will be considered for admission. 

   3)      The exam practice can be done on nearby computer center provided by the government.  

 4)      The exam will be computer based. An option of choosing the date with in a span of 4 to 5 days will be given to the aspirant. 

 5)      No change in the previous syllabus, question formats, language & fees for the exams.

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How Parents Can Help Their Child Succeed in NEET/IIT-JEE Preparation

It is very difficult for every parent to see their child go through every challenge of entrance exams. Cracking NEET/IIT-JEE is a dream of many students but not everyone clears the exam. In the entrance exams students as they indulge in night cram sessions, over-doses of caffeine, unhealthy eating habits, and extremely high levels of stress and anxiety. Lot of parents seen hammering their child to perform well and to score good ranking on the academic front. By hammering their child many parents ignore the fact that keeping too much expectation from a child can develop anxiety in them which might slowly tend towards depression if neglected. This can affect the overall performance of the child. It is very important thing for parents to  remember that parents play a very important role in helping their child preparation for entrance exams and that is the reason why we have compiled some points on how parents can help their child succeed in NEET/IIT-JEE Preparation. Without a delay, let’s get started:

Avoid Procrastination: Parents must keep a eye on their child performance of the various assignments and exams their child is attempting. It is parent’s responsibility to as their child whether or not feel prepared for the entrance exam or maybe the mock test don’t run after your child every second for studies. Telling every time for studies will only irritate them. Rather at certain intervals keep a check on how their preparation is progressing and what can be further done to improve their performance.

Inculcate a healthy lifestyle: Proper nutritious meal will surely keep the brain & body healthy. Regular morning exercise and proper healthy food  that are rich in fiber, proteins, and iron. Though studies are important but maintaining a healthy lifestyle is also important this help child feeling energized all the time. Parents should set a proper daily activities and keep your child away from junk food, caffeine or another unhealthy diet. Encourage Your Child:The most important key element required for preparation is encouraging your child that makes him confidence. There might be some station that your child is feeling low and bored and de motivated in those particular moments, all you need to do is talk to them and encourage them. Parents should appreciate hard work of their child. A parent’s support likely goes further than they think in reducing stress.

Solve mock tests in Routine:

Those students who didn’t follows their study plan it may result in their performance goes down in NEET/IIT-JEE exams. It is parent’s responsibility to help their child prepare an effective routine and also follows them on regular bases. The practice paper must be set according to the exam pattern and give you the actual exam feels. Solving the mock paper ones a week can reduce the examination fear of your child. It may help your child increase their confidence in actual paper. Make Them Follow a Routine:

Parents make sure that their child may join the best coaching for their NEET/IIT-JEE preparation: The best coaching norms are becoming obsolete. Now a days many institute shifted towards online coaching. Before joining any institute it’s a parents responsibility you should do proper inquire about it properly, Know their faculties, class schedule, performance rate, the facilities they provide etc. After all it’s about your child’s career. Hope the above tips help you become their strength and support-system!  For more updates, stay tuned right here.

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9 Tips and Tricks to crack IIT-JEE 2019

To clear for competitive exams like IIT JEE you need hard work and persistence but it is also important to have some tricks and tips up your sleeves. For example: Efficiency is most important – if you don’t make silly mistakes, you will prevent yourself from losing 10-15 easy marks.  All these efforts just double up when you are aiming for IIT JEE two year integrated program. We beings to you more tips and tricks to creak IIT-JEE to help you in prepare better. This blog is not about discussion about 15 lakhs students’ applicants trying their heart out to crack JEE Main or the alleged 2% success rate of students.

  For most of students creaking IIT-JEE main is all about hard work and proper persistence it is important for you to have tips some tips and tricks to boost your performance. It is very important for every student to optimize their time and approach for the big exam. Every year NEET and JEE exam is conducted on the month of April. Where as the online mode will head on April. CBSE conduct this exam of IIT JEE throughout the country.

Tips and Tricks to crack ITT –JEE

  1 ) Quality time for studies:

 Students must have to organize yourself to prepare efficiently. Students must have to make proper plan will help you to achieve better results. Take regular interval in between study’s. Be realistic while planning your daily schedule. Student with the well plan can save time and add to your productivity. Try to maintain proper time table like 6 hours continuously studies with 30 minutes break to refresh your mind.

2) Maximize your speed:

Try to solve previous year question papers regularly at least 70-80 numerical every day it will automatically goanna increase the speed day by day.

3) NCERT Revision:

For preparing for IIT JEE examination there are numerous books and question banks in markets. Students must read NCERET textbook theory and cover full scope of the syllabus. These books can also be used as reference texts during revision.

4) Time to clear all your doubts:

If you stuck in any question and can't figure the way out form it at best time to take help from your mentor or for your institution. This will also help you to clear all you to clear all your concepts but also inform you of any flaws in your study pattern.

5) Work hard on your concentration level:

 Students have to avoid wrong answer because it will affect you in your ranking. Therefore in order to stay on top of your game-  It is very essential for you to strength your power and this can be easily done by meditation and yoga it help to clear out all your negative thoughts.

 6) Set Realistic Goals

 Before setting a goals ensure that it is realistic and attainable. You may have a lot of syllabus to cover before appearing for the exam. Study at light nights will only take a tolls on your body and the chances are that you may fall ill and waste time in recovery.

7) Aim for JEE Advanced:

For every student it is best to aim for JEE advanced and not just limit your preparations to jee main. As the studying to clear for both JEE advance and JEE main syllabus is same.  

8)Passionate about becoming an IITian:

If IIT is your goal then keep your enthusiasm up by considering your studies as the most satisfying and content hours of the day.

  9) Opt for Alternate Study Methods

Last but not the least, Options for learning effective as traditional learning is another great way to crack JEE. Over effective learning programs like FOCUS BATCH  &  TARGET BATCH offer study materials that are very effective for students. With this program you will always stay one stem ahead Not only this, all the study material is prepared by experienced Vision faculty.

   Apart from these tips, it is important to keep practicing test papers. It will teach you how to approach JEE mains question paper.

 Best of luck for your preparations. 

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5 Important Tips for Medical Entrance Exams in India

Every Year more than thousands of students appear for medical entrance test in India, out of few of the students are able to achieve their goal. If you are a youngster trying out your luck this year 2018.

Medical entrance examination are hard to crack student required a lot of focus and deep analysis of theory and expert practical work students feel nervous and under tremendous pressure. The proper way of preparing for exam is to calm yourself while preparing for your entrance exam. Most probably 2018 medical involve NEET. Experts at vision have designed a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for medical entrance exams. There are the some important tips about how you can prepare for medical entrance test preparation.

Here are 5 powerful study tips for medical entrance test preparations:

1) TIME TABLE–

It goes without saying that any challenging exam needs you to focus on optimum time management. Scheduling your priorities is essential as this is the only way you can remain on track as you prepare for the most important exam of your life. You must realize that each second of your life matters while you prepare for your medical entrance exams as any reputed medical entrance test coaching center in India will tell you.

For preparation of any medical entrance exam you need to focus on optimum time management. It is important that you can be assured of time management. If you are doing self study, taking tuition or coaching you to focus on optimum time management.

Students have you study each subjects  every 2 hours every day it is easy to adjust your timing for study’s.

Make your study  schedule such like that you can spend at least 1 hour in solving last few year’s question papers for each subject after solving  last yr exams Take some rest after studying for 1-2 hours to keep yourself fresh and active.

2) Stick to the syllabus–

Student while staring preparing for medical course often feel that they have ample amount of time and they can read more than what the syllabus holds, for it will ensure a better security for them. The general notion being: the more you study, the more you score. This is true but given that you stick to the syllabus. Students must find out their strengths and weaknesses ones you are well into the syllabus and keep referring to the syllabus.

3) Simulate exams every few months–

Students must solve at least one sample paper a week by timing it yourself. By solving the sample paper you adjust to examination conditions and also lets you evaluate your strengths and weaknesses. By solving the exams you can speed of concepts would also improve this way. It also help to improve your body clock to the examination timings so that you can deliver your best in that duration. The more you solve the exams the better equipped you are to handle your performance in the exam.

4) Eliminating fear and stress is the first step to success –

Students must be completely eliminating fear as this is a major obstacle. With the help of various techniques like meditation and yoga, you should face your fears and continue practicing topics you are not confident about.

5) Anxiety will take you nowhere –

The bright student writing the medical entrance that year , you may not succeed if you suffer from anxiety. It takes but some minor adjustments in your outlook to convert anxiety into excitement and positive thinking. By proper guidance it help you a long way in helping you succeed.

BOOKS TO REFER

 Sure Success by Ramgopal

 NCERT Chemistry

 Fundamental of Physics by David Halliday

NCERT Biology Classes XI and XII

 Physiology and Biochemistry by Salisbury and Ross or Fritz and Noggle

WHERE TO PREPARE?

Offline coaching: There are several premier coaching institutes in India that offer offline classes to prepare for different medical entrance exams. It is still considered the best mode of studying and learning.

Online coaching: If you want to prepare for your exam at home and make the most use of limited time available, online coaching classes are the ideal option.

2019 Medical Entrance is far away for now. Preparing for an entrance exam is a lengthy process and can be strenuous for most. Hang in there and win the trophy. All the best!

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Top Medical Colleges in North India 2018

This year admission season is going to get kick started in next few months and the race of getting into the dream college is all set. Searching for the top medical colleges in North India 2018 is not a difficult task. Every year lot of students have been preparing for long to make their dream a reality. To become a doctor  is considered as the life savior and he is the who bears the expectations of his patients that under his treatment, there will be steady recovery. Every year more than one lakh students appear for medical entrances every year but how to know which college is good for you. There are various number of medical entrances  exams vision help you to crack quality education to students preparing for various competitive examinations and it is a Best medical coaching institute in Delhi for choosing a right collage you involves a number of factors such as college fees, location, facilities, exposure and placements.

  1) All India Institute of Medical Sciences:

   It is a best government medical college located in capital of our country, It is established in the year 1956. AIIMS offers seven courses offered for the undergraduate degree. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences Institute has comprehensive facilities for teaching, research and patient-care. AIIMS also conduct teaching programs in medical and para-medical courses both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and awards its own degrees. AIIMS also manages a 60-beded hospital in the Comprehensive Rural Health Centre at Ballabgarh in Haryana and provides health cover to about 2.5 lakh population through the Centre for Community Medicine. Mode of admission: AIIMS- MBBS Course fees: INR 1628/-

Functions of AIIMS:

Undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in medical and related physical biological sciences.

Nursing and dental education

Innovations in education.

Producing medical teachers for the country.

Research in medical and related sciences.

Health care : preventive, promotive and curative; primary, secondary & tertiary.

Community based teaching and research.

   2) Maulana Azad Medical College name after great

  The institute is rank 2 nd in the country and is  spread over a campus occupying 122 acres. It is establish in yr 1956. They provide only under graduate course. It is one of the best places for learning with 2800 beds, 7200 daily outpatient attendance and 47 operation theatres running daily. It caters to 290 undergraduate students, 245 post graduate and post doctoral students per year being trained by 426 faculty members and 810 resident doctors. The named after a great patriot and educationist, Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad.

  3) Lady Hardinge Medical College:  

  Lady Hardinge Medical College is a medical college for women located in New Delhi, India. It is establish in year 1916. The collage is funded by government of india. The collage campus has a hostel, library, auditorium and laboratories. It also includes a ground for sports and extra co-curricular activities. It is equipped with latest technology to meet the changing needs of the time.

 The course offers:

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

Bachelor of Dentist Surgery (BDS)

  4) University College of Medical Sciences

   University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS) is a medical college in Dilshad Garden area Delhi. It is associated with Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, which serves as the teaching hospital. It is among the top medical colleges in India. It has 150 seats for under graduate courses and 100 seats for the post graduate courses.

 The course offers:

M.B.B.S  

B.D.S.

 5) King George’s Medical University

  The King George Medical College came into existence in the year 1911 in Lucknow. In the resent year institute has renamed as Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University. The number of beds provided was 232 and besides the main Hospital block there were an Isolation Block and separated Cottage wards.

  The course offers:

MBBS

MD/MS

diploma courses

super specialty courses (DM / MCh)

PhD

MD PhD and MPhil programs.

  6) Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University

  It is founded in the year 1960.It is the one of the three institutes under Banaras Hindu University. Institute is located in varanasi. Institute of Medical Sciences offers a number of courses through its 33 departments of modern medicine. It take 245 students every year to MBBS.

 The course offers:

10 departments of super-specialty courses

11 departments of Ayurveda

4 departments of dentistry

 7) Government Medical College

Institute is located in Chandigarh. Government Medical College was founded in 1991.It is affiliated under Punjab University.

 The course offers:

MBBS

MD

MS

BSc

MSc physiology

   8) Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Science, Lucknow

   The institute is established in year 1983 in lucknow and is named after Sanjay Gandhi. The (SGPGIMS) offers its own degrees that are recognized by the Medical Council of India. The Institute has more than 190 faculty members in 29 academic departments. he Institute has 1050 beds, including 146 intensive/high dependency beds. It has 24 operation theaters with state of art facilities. It runs 115outpatient clinics of different specialties every week.

 The course offers:

 DM

MCH

MD

Ph.D.

Postdoctoral fellowships (PDF) and postdoctoral certificate courses (PDCC)

senior residency.

   9) University College of Medical Sciences& GTB Hospital, Delhi

 It is establish in the in 1971 as a Constituent College of University of Delhi. The institute is a network centre for the National Brain Research Centre and serves as the nodal center for AIDS and Safdarjung Hospitals. It is a first Indian medical college to start a Medical Humanities Grou. The campus includes 1000 beds for students. The institute includes technological facilities which include audio-video, telemedicine, electronic assessment.

 The course offers:

Paramedical courses: BSc(Medical Technology)

Radiography

Diploma course in Nursing (GTB Hospital)

Medical Laboratory In-service Training.

  10)Army College of Medical Sciences, Delhi

  It is establish in year 2008 and institute is affiliated by guru govind singh indraprastha university, New Delhi. Army College Of Medical Science (ACMS) is one of the premier institutes for students wanting to study Medical Science. Institute is located in sprawling campus and is under the Army Welfare Education Society Delhi. Fees structure of institute is Rs-360000, University fees- Rs 15000 student activity fee- Rs 1000

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7 Important Study habits for success: Tips for Students 2018

Now a days You’ve seen the lists – 100 study habits that will make you successful. For your student, this might mean thinking about your study habits. Here are some suggestions to help you learn as efficiently as possible. FOCUS! AND DON’T MULTI-TASK Human brains are impressive machines, but they can’t handle everything at once. For us to digest there is simply too much going on in our sensory environment. For students we need there is simply too much going on in our sensory environment. Avoid listing music it won't help you in learning but it will distract you. Don't do multi-tasking while you learning because your brain is actually trying its hardest to switch rapidly between tasks you can easily get distracted while doing multi taking and switch focus, it takes minutes to settle back into the groove of studying. Students must minimize your distractions and focus your attention on the task at hand.

SLEEP WELL, LEARN WELL Learning isn’t easy, and understands new concepts are very important. Student bust take proper 8hrs sleep so that you can feel fresh and attentive the next day. Proper sleep is also critical what happened the previous day. Studies show that both animals and humans show a crucial function of sleep is to re-process and consolidate what happened during the day. In resent studies scientists have recorded brain activity patterns first while an animal learns a task, and again when the animal next sleeps. Remarkably, the patterns in sleep are strikingly similar to what is seen when the animal learns. In other words, sleep plays an indispensable role in storing our memories for the long-term.

Test yourself Students must do testing their own knowledge than by re-studying material. The “testing effect” is a well-established phenomenon in learning. While reading topic also highlight important passages. You can test yourself by doing practice exams. The process of recalling important topic can help students to do deeper learning take place, and it works even better if you can check whether your answer is correct. While reading through a textbook you can give yourself mini-tests, trying to recall the major points of each chapter you finish. Although scientist are doing regular researchers and  still trying to figure out the brain mechanisms behind the effect, there is plenty of evidence for its effectiveness.

USE MEMORY AIDS Make your own mnemonics for classroom concepts for eg If you learned music as a child, you probably remember one of the mnemonics for notes on a scale. For example, maybe you need to memories the noble gases in the periodic table (He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn). Just make a crazy sentence out of it and you’ll find it much easier (for example, “he never argues, Krusty, xenophobic runt.” This one might only make sense if you watched The Simpsons). Your “memory palace” is a place you know well, like your house, or the route you take to the bus stop. You fill this palace with the things you need to remember, and then you re-create a path that takes you past all of those items. This technique relies partly on the fact that our hippocampus – the part of the brain where many memories are formed – is also crucial for navigation. Both anecdotal and scientific evidence show anybody can improve their memory using this approach. Analogies and metaphors can be great tools for learning. Space out (your learning) Our teachers and parents are always telling us never go on wrong way to learn and it is for your own god reason. It just isn’t as effective as spacing your learning over days, weeks and months. This is known as the “spacing effect”. While practice something you give you brain the opportunity to strengthen the connections between neurons. The strengthening process is similar to how hikers trampling through a forest create worn paths over time. The more hikers, the more distinct the path, just like repeated practice helps lay down strong neural pathways to store memories. Don’t Stress Your Brain Don't take more stress it will causes your brain to work slowly and inefficiently. Students must take regular break during  study session and take proper and healthy diet , and try not to over focus on any one area. Try to be aware of what will be covered on a given test to avoid wasting time. Seeking Out Help If you face any droughts while studying or preparing for exams don’t be afraid to enlist help. You can join study groups or hire a hire a tutor, or enroll in an online program. Students must take  advantage of whatever resources  so that your study time will not got wasted time. If you find that you’re struggling in any subject, take a hard look at your study habits. You may need to make adjustments as time goes on. Always remember that proper planning ahead and working through problems will always beat impromptu cram sessions.

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From 2019, students can appear for JEE, NEET tests twice in a year

From this year more than 12 lakh students sat for the annual JEE Main for admission to engineering institutions. ManyStudents want to  make the grade, while others would have wanted to improve their scores, but their next opportunitywould have come only a year later. On saterday 8/9/2018 government announcing that students who sat for the annual JEEMain can sit twice a year for not only JEE Main, but also NEET for entry into medical colleges. The Examinees will be able to appear for JEE Main in January and April of every year and for NEET in February and May for the academic sessions beginning in August of that year.This will allow an examinee to choose either of the months to attempt the engineering or medical entrance test, or to repeat the test if the first score doesn’t prove satisfactory. The exam will take care of the variation in difficulty levels in the two tests in each course through the use of specialised standardisation techniques while determining the final scores. The student obtained  makes in JEE Main determine admissions to the National Institutes of Technology. Around 24,000 seats offer by government-funded technical institutes. Now a days many private schools also use JEE Main marks for their admission processes.NEET tests regulate admissions to around 60,000 undergraduate medical seats.

The computer-based tests will be conducted by NTA and not the Central Board of Secondary Education and other agencies like the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as at present. “All entrance exams which were conducted by CBSE, such as UGC-NET, JEE Main and NEET, will now be conducted by NTA,” Union human resource development minister Prakash Javadekar said on Saturday.

NTA will begin with the University Grants Commission’s National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) for college and university teachers, requiring a post graduate degree, from December 2018. From 2019, NTA will also conduct the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) and Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) both conducted by AICTE so far. With JEE Main and NEET being conducted twice for a single admission process, there will be a need to standardise the scores from the two sittings, say of January and April 2019 for JEE admissions of August 2019. “We will ensure that the difficulty levels are same across papers,” said a senior HRD official. However, the tests will be equated nevertheless using psychometric methods, standardisation techniques and the best of the equated scores will be used for admissions in case of variation in difficulty levels.

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9 Competitive Exams for students after class 10th 2018

After class 10th students start working towards their career path.  But it is a good idea for a child as young as 10th  to start focusing on a particular stream. NEET and JEE every year millions of students prepare for to get into leading undergraduate medical and engineering college/institutions across India. Every year more than 13 lakhs of students are appear for the medical exam and approximately 15 lakhs for engineering exam. Now a days after completion of 10th  there are several competitive exams students aim for, after class 10th, few of them include: 1) National Talent Search Examination or NTSE:NCERT organized NTSE for students of various classes. NTSE is the most popular examination conducted in india. NCERT started in the year 1963. The main  purpose of this was to identify talented students and nurture their talent. It’s a national-level scholarship program that requires students to go beyond books to prepare thoroughly to score high in the exam. In the NTSE stage 1 of the exam for the NTSE Stage 2 examination. ELIGIBLITY CriteriaConducted for class-X students only. SYLLABUSNCERT prescribed syllabus to be followed. It covers science, maths, social science and mental ability. 2) KVPY–KISHORE VAIGYANIC PROTSAHAN YOJANA KISHORE VAIGYANIC PROTSAHAN YOJANA  started in a year 1999 by the Department of science and technology, Government of India.  The main agenda of this program is to encourage students to take up research in the field on the basic of science. The ELIGIBLITY Criteria of students in class -XI and class-XII of recognized institutions. Student have to do through study from subjects like cbse and ices boards. 3) NSO–NATIONAL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD NSO is a (National Level Science Exam) it is been conducted by SOF(Science Olympiad Foundation) . Students of call 10th are eligible to participate. The Science and math syllabus as prescribed by CBSE, ICSE or various state boards.  There will be four levels of exams. First will be within the school, at the city state level and above all will be the international level. To seek more help on better learning of related concepts reach out to vision . 4) Industrial Training Institute (ITI) course: Students who want to pursue a technical course at a low cost should opt for ITI course. After completion of one year of ITI course, they can get admissions in polytechnic diploma courses. 5) Polytechnic courses: This course are basic engineering/technical courses mainly done after class 10th in various polytechnic colleges in the country. The students who pursuing polytechnic diploma courses can get admission into second year of technical degree courses through a competitive or entrance exam. 6) International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO): Science Olympiad Foundation, New Delhi conducts IMO for all students of Classes II to XII. The first IMO was held in 1959 in Romania, with 7 countries participating. It has gradually expanded to over 100 countries from 5 continents. The IMO Board ensures that the competition takes place each year and that each host country observes the regulations and traditions of the IMO. 7 ) Zonal Informatic Olympiad (ZIO) : The Indian Computing Olympiad is a nationwide competition organized annually by IARCS. The goal of the competition is to identify school students with outstanding skills in algorithms and computer programming. 8) National Standard Examination in Astronomy (NSEA): Organized by Indian Association of Physics Teachers, this is a competitive exam for CBSE board students studying in Class X or XI. 9) Technothlon: This competitive exam is conducted by IIT Guwahati for students of Classes 9 to 12 from CBSE/ ICSE/ State Boards. 10) Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF):Science Olympiad is a non profile organization that  promote science, mathematics, introductory computer education and English language skills among the school going children of India.  The students from class I to XII children can participate in this Olympiad, having different exam paper for each class. Students who are interested in Science and want financial aid to achieve their goals can prepare for this competitive exam. These are some of the exams which 10th class students can look forward to attempting after their board examinations. Happy Studying

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Best Tips & Tricks for Droppers to Prepare for NEET 2019

  (NEET) National Eligibility cum Entrance Test  is governed by CBSE Board. Neet is one of the toughest competitive exams for students who seek admission into different medical courses like BDS and MBBS, Every year a large number of Students appear for these NEET exams for every student it is very important to do proper studies for preparation of NEET exam. We will share you some of most important tips and tricks, students can prepare for NEET easily.

Listed below are tips for sure-fire success with NEET.

 Tip #1: Gather relevant information:

 For preparation of NEET 2019 students must make a  note of all the important and necessary exam details like the exam pattern, curriculum. This important point help student to get ideas of important concepts for NEET 2019.

Analyze the Mistakes you committed during previous preparation.

 Before you start preparation for NEET, you should collect all the official syllabus for NEET. You should start preparing  for NEET 2019 with the board syllabus and plan your daily study time. However, do not waste your time on topics that are not included in the syllabus. Below is the table that shows 3 main subjects  and books for theory and MCQs in each subject:

  THEORY BOOKS

Objective books

Biology

Trueman’s Elementary Biology and Companion Biology by K. Bhatti

Dinesh,

Trueman’s Objective Biology and MTG Publication’s AIIMS Explorer

Physics

Concepts of Physics by H.C.Verma

Physics for Medical Entrance Examination by D.C.Pandey

Chemistry

Physical Chemistry for Medical Entrance by O.P Tandon

Objective Chemistry

(Volume I and II) by Arihant publications

 2) Study Schedule  

 For NEET preparation students should have a good study schedule . Students plan your schedule in such a way that there are no long hours of study period. Students must take proper break in between studies so that your mind is not blocked. Once you follow a schedule, it would make it easier to maintain your time and cover the entire syllabus. Students have to make notes of important formulae and equations while studying. ones a chapter is over  attempt the sample questions based on that chapter. This is the best way to gauge if you have learnt the concept well or if there some scope for improvement.

 Student must do self study for at least 4 hours a day initially and gradually progress as the exam draws nearer. Student   divide your study slots in such a way that you don’t spend more than 3 hours continuously at the same topic. You also  have to take minimum of 7 hours of sound sleep is essential to keep your mind fresh and alert. Also, take some time out for hobbies and recreational activities.

 3 ) Prioritize and Work a bit extra on your weaker areas

 As a student of NEET  Your preparation is incomplete without proper evaluation. Try to prioritize the topics according to the importance and the level of your merit. Solve solve old question papers, take tests with your friends, and follow tips of your seniors. It is important to revise older concepts to master them completely, and then move over to other concepts. If you are facing a problem in particular topic then seek help from teachers, seniors or your fellow mates who know that concept well. Don't Ignoring that topic that you may be not be that good at, can cost you precious marks in the exam you need to understand of the topic, and some practice to perfect it.

 Evaluate your work

 No preparation is incomplete without proper evaluation. Always make it a point to evaluate your performance based on your preparation. Take tests with your friends, and follow tips of your seniors. In this way, it would be easier to cover almost all topics.

Stay Healthy

While you are preparing for NEET, make it sure that you take good care of your health. Study at late nights for long hours can effect your health. But, you should always aim to eat well, take frequent breaks, avoid junk food, exercise or walk a little, and practice yoga or meditation for improved concentration. With all these tips, preparation for NEET won’t be difficult for the coming year.

 Wish you All the Very Best !