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Lakshya Publication Books: A Commitment to Quality Education

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UGC NET exam 2020: Five master tips to improve your performance - Times of India

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UGC NET exam 2020: Five master tips to improve your performance - Times of India

The UGC Net Examination is a gateway to academic research and teaching. University Grants Commission (UGC) organizes a National Eligibility Test (NET), to determine the eligibility of aspirants for the posts of lecturer in colleges and universities and to award Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) to deserving aspirants. After qualifying the UGC NET examination, eligibility aspirants can apply for teaching in various colleges throughout the country. Following are some tips and tricks aspirants can incorporate to perform better in the examination.

Keep up with the latest pattern of exams

As much as having a detailed knowledge of the subject is important, one should not forget that it is still a competitive exam, and like all competitive exams knowing the latest pattern and marking scheme enables you to score the best marks that are possible with your level of preparation. For this aspirant shall know where to look for the latest exam pattern, always prefer the official website and notification released by the UGC over any unofficial website. Even the aspirants who have joined coaching should research for the latest exam pattern themselves just to be sure.

Stay Consistent in your Academic Studies UGC NET is not a game show quiz wherein you prepare a specific subject/topic and expect to crack the cut-off. The syllabus is vast and consists of numerous topics that are too dense to be covered in any specific timeline even with the help of the coaching. Keep in touch with the faculty of your college; readily consult them about the problems you are facing in a specific topic. Research on topics on your own and develop a keen sense of scientific thinking which helps in learning concepts faster. Consistency is a key to success. Therefore, aspirants shall keep their pace academic studies and marks steady. Through aspirants will not then have to start from scratch to study any specific subject.

Assess your Strengths and Weaknesses Nobody is perfect at all topics. Identify your strength areas and polish them further. For example, in case of specific subject like Physics, aspirants can study topics intensively in which they are stronger at. What’s interesting is that very rarely do two aspirants agree on their stronger and weaker topics as it highly depends on the aspirants themselves. So, it becomes imperative for aspirants to know which topics they will be able to deal better in the exam and to prepare a study strategy accordingly.

Keep mock tests handy Decent quality mock tests examine your preparation level and provide you a rough outcome of the exam had you appeared for it with your current level of preparation. Mock Tests not only provide you with a brief experience of what the exam might look like, but also the most probable questions that are to appear in the examination. Additionally, mock tests are the solution for those aspirants as well who struggle to keep up with the time restriction of the examination. Thus, we suggest you treat your mock tests as your most useful asset for the exam preparation

Structure your Last Days correctly The most important phase of your exam preparation is the days leading up to the exam. Your preparation in these crucial moments plays a huge role in determining the outcome for you. Thus, make these moments count, formulate a game plan on how you want to go about with the revision. Make sure to keep your notes organized so that you don’t waste any time in searching for the particular study material that you need. Revise all the formulae and theorems to be best prepared for the examination.

This article is authored by Rohit Manglik, CEO, EduGorilla.

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December 2020 and June 2021 UGC NET Solved Question Paper (Forensic Science)

1. O‐demethylation of codeine gives (1) Morphine (2) Acetylcodine (3) Methylcodine (4) Heroin ----- #forensicsciencenetjrfpaper2021 #forensicscience

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Boost your UGC NET 2020 exam preparation by downloading Previous Years’ Question Papers for free. UGC NET 2020 exam starts from 16th September and as advised by the experts and toppers, you should solve at least last 5 years’ question papers. Don’t waste your time.

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What are the Opportunities available For UGC NET Aspirant During Lockdown?

As we know the current situation of coronavirus going on in our country and due to this all coaching institutes and schools are currently shut down and because of it students are suffering. So in this situation Eduncle is come up with an initiative to help students who preparing for UGC exam. They started a National Level writing contest called “Fir Muskurayega India”  here you have to share your thoughts on how COVID-19 Pandemic impacting our country and what you think about it not only that lucky winner also win cash prize worth Rs 10,000 with free study material and many more. So if you are Interest then i recommend you to checkout this contest.

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Why focusing on Hindi may be the key to success on your UGC Net Paper-2 Exam

If you’re trying to get the highest possible score on your UGC Net exam, it might be worth focusing on Hindi when preparing for your papers. The University Grants Commission of India, or UGC, administers the National Eligibility Test (NET), which tests applicants from all over the country on their subject-related knowledge, and awards them with nationally recognized qualifications and fellowships that are valued by higher education institutes and employers alike. Here are a few reasons why you should focus on Hindi when taking your Ugc Net Paper-2 exam.

know the UGC NET exam pattern:

The UGC NET exam is a national-level examination for teachers which includes Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. The exam is used for recruitment purposes by public sector universities and colleges in India. The UGC NET exam pattern has a single section containing paper-1 and paper-2. in paper-1 is an aptitude for 100 marks and 50 questions and In paper -2 is subjects for 200 marks and 100 questions for a total of 150 questions you can have like 3 hrs.

2. In-Depth Analysis of  Hindi Syllabus in UGC NET paper-2:

Understanding the syllabus for the UGC NET  exam is the key factor to success. the reason behind knowing the syllabus is to save time for study and concentrate your energy in the required place as you know, Hindi is a compulsory subject in UGC NET paper-2 Exam. It includes 20 questions, 5 each in Vocabulary, Grammar, Comprehension and Reading. Basic knowledge of Hindi can help you answer these questions correctly. Make sure you focus on the Hindi syllabus and prepare well for this exam.

3. Hindi is the most common language in India:

English is not the most common language in India. Hindi is the most common language in India with more than 500 million people speaking it as their native tongue. This means that it's also quite likely that many of your UGC NET examiners will be familiar with this language. To help you prepare for what might come, we've put together this guide of Hindi phrases and words you should commit to memory before your exam date arrives.

4. Do proper research and strategies:

Hindi is one of the three compulsory subjects for UGC NET (National Eligibility Test) Paper 2. If you aim for a good score in this exam, it is best to start by learning about Hindustani, its history and culture. Many books can help you learn about this language. One such book is Hindi: A Comprehensive Grammar by Nirmal Chandra Pandey. This book will teach you how to speak and write in correct Hindi, how words are formed, pronunciation rules etc. With knowledge of this language, it would not be difficult for you to understand other Indian languages like Marathi or Bengali which have a lot of similarities with Hindustani. The most recommended book is Saraswati Pandey’s, and Govind Pandey's book you can buy in online.

5. Review your skills:

If you're preparing for a UGC NET exam, here are some of the skills you will need: Hindi. You'll need to know the various Hindi words and phrases that are used in everyday conversation. In addition, you will have to use these Hindi words and phrases in appropriate contexts. For example, if someone said जाने के बारे मुझे भी, one possible response would be What did you say? prepare the previous set of papers to form a 2020 to 2021 total of 4 sets to get ideas of questions from topics and attend some mock tests to update your skills all the time.

6. conclusion:

Even though Hindi is a well-known subject don’t try to learn everything by yourself. The focus comes from the environment so choose the perfect environment to stay focused on your goal. In your case choosing the perfect coaching centre will help a lot. I recommend vvl courses. in one of the best UGC net coaching centres for commerce subjects and many more. start with great values and successfully make candidates crack the UGC NET Exam and the award-winning institute provides 130+ topics from starch to advance. check out their site immediately.

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December 2020 and June 2021 UGC NET Solved Question Paper (Forensic Science)

1.) A pistol and a fired cartridge is recovered in a murder case. The class characteristics on the fired ammunition identify the make,  that is, one in twenty; model, that is, one on five of the firearm. Three characteristic marks are also observed on....

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RPSC Assistant professor ABST Recruitment 2020-21

In this blog we will cover assistant professor vacancies in Rajasthan including its syllabus , exam dates , exam pattern , books , notes , how to apply  and special tips by toppers about how to crack this exam .

RPSC Rajasthan has issued the notification for recruitment of assistant professor vacancy in Rajasthan for 82 vacant posts in ABST i.e Accounts and business statistics.The exams for proposed recruitment of abst assistant professor was to be held in April 2021 but now the exams are postponed and exams are proposed to be held in September 2021 and scheduled dates are from 24th September onwards. RPSC conducts these exams so if you are looking for teaching profession after post-graduation , you can prepare for this exam and for Rajasthan lecturer vacancy you need to clear UGC NET exam/ State SLAT exam .

we are providing complete Video lectures, Short Notes , 5000+ MCQs and Practice Mock tests of professional knowledge part ,for paper 1 and paper 2 of RPSC Assistant professor ABST exams, which is most important has weightage of 150 marks out of 200 Marks written exam.

Key Highlights of RPSC Assistant professor ABST Recruitment 2020-21

Eligibility for Rajasthan university recruitment of assistant professor

For assistant professor vacancies, Post-Graduation with NET/SLAT is required in relevant subject for which you are applying .

For ABST Subject or Commerce candidates who are looking for assistant professor exam should have following educational qualifications-

Post-graduation in commerce with 55%  or equivalent and

NET/ SLAT or similar qualification ,or

Candidates who is holding PHD as per UGC

Exam pattern of assistant professor vacancies

There will be two stages of exam

Stage 1.  Written exam – MCQ based – 200 Marks

Stage 2. Interview – 24 Marks

Stage 1 of written MCQ based exam will have Three (3) Papers as under exam for assistant professor

Paper 1– Financial Accounting. Corporate accounting, Management accounting and cost accounting (Total 150 Questions for 75 Marks)

Paper 2- Audit , tax , business statistics (Total 150 Questions for 75 Marks)

Paper 3- Rajasthan GK (Total 100 Questions for 50 Marks)

Detailed syllabus of ABST Assistant professor is given at end of this blog for refence

Negative marking in Rajasthan lecturer vacancy

1/3rd penalty for each wrong answer will be deducted.

Exam and centres of assistant professor abst exam

It will be notified by RPSC Rajasthan very soon along with the admit cards .

Job profile of assistant professor in Rajasthan/workings In Rajasthan government as assistant professor Job.

Job of Assistant professor is most prestigious and as well very easy workings, as a professor you need to take only 3-4 lectures daily and along will that number of holidays are also good

RPSC Assistant professor ABST 2020-21 Vacancy and news regarding Number of expected vacancies

The present vacancy of assistant professor vacancy in Rajasthan is for total of 900+ posts for all subjects and number of vacancies for ABST is 82 , which is a very good number . further its is also expected that in 2022 Rajasthan government will issue notification for assistant professor exam, as soon as the rpsc exam time table is released on www rpsc gov in recruitment notification, we will notify it here.

RPSC recruitment of assistant professor exam date

for 2021 vacancy of assistant professor notification, exam dates proposed is 24th September 2021 onwards by rpsc. For any further updates about rpsc lecturer exam date keep checking this portal or you can also check latest updates at www rpsc govt in

Rpsc assistant professor salary

Salary of rpsc assistant professor is very good in comparison to other teaching jobs. with grade pay of 6000/- , rpsc assistant professor selected candidates get total salary of 80000+ after completion of probation period of two years .

How to apply for assistant professor

In order to apply for assistant professor exam, you need to follow the below given instructions

Step 1- Visit SSO Portal of Rajasthan Government and register / login to your sso id for applying rpsc assistant professor exam

Step 2 – go to recruitment portal on SSO and then you will be re-directed to new page where you will see assistant professor vacancies

Step 3- Click on Junior accountant and fill in details asked and save them.

Step 4 – submit the form of rpsc assistant professor exam and process for online fees payment

Step 5 – pay fees for assistant professor vacancies exam form

Note- take print out of Application form of assistant professor vacancies

Or alternatively you can also apply through an e-Mitra

Admit Card of RPSC assistant professor vacancy in rajasthan

Admit cards will be released very soon and well before exams and the admit cards will be available for download at official website of RPSC i.e www rpsc gov

Answer key of ABST assistant professor Rajasthan  

Rpsc will release the answer key for rpsc professor exam after the exam is over and before the release of result and cut off.

Result of RPSC Assistant professor ABST

To be declared after 2-3 months of exam

Cut off of RPSC Assistant professor

It will be released soon after exams are held on official website of RPSC , we will intimate about dates as soon as it is available

Books & Notes for all subjects of Junior Accountant Exam

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The detailed syllabus is as under university assistant professor exam or RPSC ABST assistant professor exam –

The syllabus of RPSC Assistant professor ABST Recruitment (rpsc assistant professor) will be as under –

Paper 1 (150 questions) (each 0.5 marks)

A-        Financial Accounting

Introduction, meaning of Book-Keeping, Accounting and Accountancy, Distinction between Book-Keeping and Accounting, Accounting Process, Objectives of Accounting, Various users of Accounting information, Limitations of Accounting, Accounting Terminologies, Accounting Concepts, Principles and Conventions. Accounting Standards (Indian Accounting Standards), International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), Recording of Transactions Secondary Books, Trial Balance and Rectification of Errors, Final Accounts with adjustment entries, Closing entries, Financial Statements. Bank Reconciliation Statement, Bills of Exchange, Partnership Accounts- Admission of a Partner, Retirement of

Partner, Death of a Partner, Piecemeal Distribution of Cash and Amalgamation of firms, Depreciation Accounting, Price Level Changes Accounting, Hire Purchase and Instalment Payment Methods, Voyage Accounts, Accounting from Incomplete Records, Accounting Methods for Non-Profit making organisations.

B –        Corporate Accounting

Introduction to Company Accounts, Kinds of Companies, Formation of Companies, Share Capital, Issue of Shares, Under Subscription and Over Subscription, Issue of shares at premium and discount, Buy-back of shares and Treasury stock, Accounting treatment and Ledger Preparation, Issue of Bonus and Right shares, Consolidation and split of shares, Redemption of Preference shares and Issue and Redemption of debentures, Preparation of final accounts with calculation of Managerial Remuneration, Disposal of Company profits and Distribution of Dividend, Accounts of Banking and Insurance Companies, Valuation of Goodwill, Valuation of shares, Amalgamation of Companies, Internal and External Reconstruction of companies (including scheme of Reconstruction) Accounts of Holding and subsidiary companies Liquidation of a Company, Double Account system (Accounting for public utilities companies Problems of merger and acquisition.

Accounting for agricultural forms, Government Accounting, corporate social Accounting Accounts of Solicitors, Accounts of Hospitals. Forensic Accounting, Accounting for tour and travel agencies, Basic financial and Accounting System for MFIS.

C –        Cost Accounting

Concept of Cost and Cost Control, Cost Accounting methods (Job costing, Batch costing, Contract costing or Terminal costing, process costing including inter process profit, Single output or unit costing, Operating costing Operation costing, Multiple or composite costing, Departmental costing and uniform costing), Non-Integrated and Integrated cost Accounting system. Marginal Costing and Break-Even Analysis, Decisions based on Marginal Costing techniques, Budgetary Control and Preparation of various types of Budgets, Standard Costing and Ascertainment of Material, Labour, Overhead and Sales Variances, Activity Based Costing. Transfer Pricing, Life Cycle Costing, Strategic Cost and Performance Evaluation, Mechanic Accounting and E.D.P, Productivity Accounting and Implication of Computers for Cost Control and Cost reduction, Programmes and Planning, Employee’s Participation in cost reduction programmes.

D – Management Accounting

Objectives and Scope of Management Accounting, Ratio Analysis, Preparation of Fund Flow Statement and Cash Flow Statement. Capital Structure- Theories and Decisions, Cost of Capital, Working Capital Management, Capital Budgeting and Expenditure Decisions, Dividend Decisions, Balance Score Card, Measurement and Performance – ROI, MVA, EVA and Risk Analysis.

Value added Accounting, Human Resource Accounting, Responsibility Accounting, Operating and Financial leverages, Trading on Equity, Lease Financing, Inventory management.

Note:- Pattern of Question Paper

Objective type paper

Maximum Marks : 75

Number of Questions : 150

Duration of Paper : Three Hours

All questions carry equal marks.

Medium of Competitive Exam : Bilingual in English & Hindi

There will be Negative Marking.

PAPER – II

A. Taxation:

Direct Tax

Income Tax Law and Rules with reference to assessment of Individuals, HUF, Firm, AOP and Companies, Assessment Procedure and types of Assessment, Advance payment of tax, Tax deduction at source, Refund of tax, Double taxation, Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion. Introductory part of Tax Planning with special reference to salaried employees and individuals. Minimum Alternate Tax Net.

Indirect Tax

Custom duty – Role of custom in International Trade, Important Terms and definitions under the custom Act, 1962, Assessable value , Baggage, Bill of entry Dutiable goods, Duty Exporter, Foreign going Vessel, Aircraft goods, Import Manifest, Importer, prohibited goods, Shipping Bill, Stores, Bill of lading, Export manifest, Letter of credit, Kind of Duties, Prohibition of Export and Import of Goods and Provisions regarding notified and specified goods, Import of Goods- Free import and Restricted import, Types of Import- Import of cargo, Import of personal Baggage, Import of stores, Tax Liability and Valuation of goods, computation of custom duty. Appeals and revisions.

CGST/SGST

Important terms and definitions under Central Goods and Service Tax Act 2017 and State and Service Tax Act 2017. Basics of GST. Meaning and scope of Supply, Levy and collection of Tax. Time and value of supply of goods and/or Services, Input Tax Credit, Transitional Provisions, Registration under CGST/SGST Act. Filing of Returns and Assessment, Payment of Tax including payment of tax on reverse charge basis, Refund under the Act. Maintenance of Accounts and Records, Composition Scheme, Job work and its Procedure, Various Exemptions Under GST. Demand and recovery under GST. Miscellaneous provisions. IGST-Scope of IGST, important terms and definitions for determining the place of supply and place of supply of goods and services, Zero rated supply.

B. Auditing:

Meaning, Objectives and Types of Audit. Internal Control, Vouching and Verification of Assets and Liabilities. Assurance and Audit standards, Audit Programme, Working Papers, Documentation, Audit Reports Audit of Companies Appointment, Removal, Rights, Duties and Liabilities of Auditor. Audit of Banks, Insurance Companies, Charitable Trust and Educational Institutions, Management Audit, Efficiency Audit, Cost Audit, EDP Audit, Environmental Audit, Social Audit, Performance Audit, Tax Audit and Audit of Accounting Information System.

C. Business Statistics and Operation Research:

Introduction, Definition and Functions of Statistics, Measures of Central Tendency, Dispersion, Skewness, Moments, Kurtosis, Sheppard’s Correction and Conditions for applying it, Index Numbers, Analysis of Time Series, Interapolation and Extrapolation, Vital Statistics, Correlation and Regression Analysis, Multiple Regression, Association of Attributes, Statistical Decision Theory, Sampling, Test of Hypothesis, Sampling and Non-Sampling errors, Sampling distributions and Standard Error, Sampling Methods, Large and Small Sample Analysis, Sampling of Attributes and Variables, Test of Significance. Z-Test, T-Test, F-Test, Theoretical Frequency Distributions, Probability, Analysis of Variance and Design of Experiments. Linear Programming, Network Analysis-PERT and CPM, Game Theory, Replacement Theory. Statistical Quality control Discriminant Analysis.

Note:- Pattern of Question Paper

Objective type paper

Maximum Marks : 75

Number of Questions : 150

Duration of Paper : Three Hours

All questions carry equal marks.

Medium of Competitive Exam : Bilingual in English & Hindi

There will be Negative Marking

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5 Reasons Why You Should Focus on Commerce for UGC Net Paper 2

Getting through the UGC NET Paper 2 can be difficult enough, but it can be even more challenging if you are not familiar with some of the basic concepts that would be put forth in the Commerce subject. We have compiled this list of five reasons why Commerce is important to do well in UGC NET Paper 2.

1) There is a lot of scope for commerce graduates:

There is a lot of scope for commerce graduates in the UGC NET, as it is one of the paper-2 subjects. Commerce also offers several courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels that provide training in all aspects of business, which will help you to build your understanding and knowledge.

2) The questions are relatively easy:

If you are a commerce student You have a Massive advantage even not don't panic because Remember that consistency is key to achieving your goals. Here are some tips to help you succeed.

the UGC NET Paper 2 Commerce Exam Pattern must be fully understood: Once you have a detailed exam pattern, you can begin preparing.

a complete analysis of the UGC NET Paper 2 Commerce syllabus is provided below: It is also important to examine the syllabus in detail to understand which topics are important and need to be covered to help the candidates answer the questions correctly.

3) Most of the questions are based on current affairs:

 There are a lot of essay questions in UGC NET Paper II 2020. Since commerce is heavily tested this year, you will be able to use these types of questions to prepare yourself.

 During UGC NET 2018- 2020, most of the questions were based on current affairs, and there were hardly any other topics. This is because many commerce questions have been made related to topics like Demonetization, and people’s problems about it are being included in these papers.

4) The syllabus is vast and covers many topics:

The syllabus is vast and covers many topics, so it can be difficult to know where to focus your energy. Here are five reasons why you should focus on commerce for Ugc net paper-2:

* The subject is closely related to the business world, one of the country's most rapidly evolving fields.

* It provides a comprehensive understanding of the trade of goods and services. * It offers a practical perspective that will allow you to apply what you learn in college out in the real world!

* Studying commerce gives students many opportunities like internships and jobs that they might not have had without it.

* It's an easy subject with a wide range of electives that can help bolster your resume. For example, your knowledge about consumer behaviour from Consumer Behaviour could come in handy if you want to work as a product manager.

*Your coursework in International Trade would provide excellent background material for managing import/export transactions. Studying abroad is an option too - an internship abroad or part of an exchange program may offer the perfect experience for someone who wants to go into international trade (emphasis added).

5) The pass percentage is relatively high:

Commerce is an advantageous subject in the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (UGC NET) because many colleges offer Bachelor's degrees in Commerce. There is also a high pass percentage, making it easy to get into top universities. So what are you waiting for? Start preparing! Take up some test series like TCS, CFI or any other mock tests that will help you become well-versed with the exam pattern. I'm sure with this knowledge, nothing can stop you from scoring an impressive rank in UGC NET paper-2!

Bonus Tip:

Even though commerce is an easy subject don’t try to learn everything by yourself. The focus comes from the environment so choose the perfect environment to stay focused on your goal. In your case choosing the perfect coaching centre will help a lot. I recommend vvl courses. in one of the best UGC net coaching centres for commerce subjects and many more. start with great values and successfully make candidates crack the UGC NET Exam and the award-winning institute provides 130+ topics from starch to advance. check out their site immediately.

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UGC NTA NET Exam Preparation: National and International Efforts/Agreement To Conserve Environment |Unit-9|Part-10|

 UGC NTA NET Exam Preparation: National and International Efforts/Agreement To Conserve Environment |Unit-9|Part-10|

Environment Protection Act, 1986:After the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, The Government of india enacted the environment protection act of 1986 under Article 253 of the constitution.

The Environment protection act, 1986 came into effect on 19th November 1986. In this act, main emphasis is given to "Environment", defined to include water, air land and human beings and other.

The Act provides a framework for central Government, Coordination of the activies of various central and state authorities established under previous ACts, such as th Water Act and the Air Act.

National Action Plan on Climate Change

National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC): Government of india has launched 8 missions on 30th june 2008 as art of the NAPCC in specific areas i.e. solar energy, enhanced energy efficiency,sustainable habitat, water, sustaining the Himalayan ecosystem, green india, sustainable agriculture and strategic knowledge for climate change, which include assessment of the impact of climate change and actions needed to address climate change. 

The 8 missions are

1. National Solar Mission: The NAPCC aims to promote the development and use of solar energy for power generation and other uses. Its ultimate objective is to create solar energy. other objectives include the establishment of a solar research centre, increased international collaboration on technology development, strengthening of domestic manufacturing capacity and increased government funding and international support.

2. National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency: It aims to promote energy efficiency by providing energy-saving certificates to companies, financing public-private partnerships to reduce energy consumption and reducing taxes on energy efficiency appliances.

3. National Mission on Sustainable Habitat: In this mission the aim is to promote energy efficiency as a core component of urban planning by extending the existing energy conservation building code and provide incentive to use public transportation. it also emphasises on waste management and recycling.

4. National Water Mission: With water scarcity projected to worsen as a result of climate change, the plan sets a goal of 20% improvement in water use efficiency through printing and other measures.

5. National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem: The plan aim to conserve biodiversity, forest cover and other ecological values in the Himalayan region, where glaciers that are a major source of india's water supply are projected to recede as a result of global warming.

6. National Mission for a green india: Goals include the afforestation of 6 million hectares of degraded forest land, expanding forest cover from 23% to 33% of india's territory and enhance annual CO2 sequestration by 50-60 million tonnes in the year 2020.

7. National Mission for sustainable agriculture: The plan aims to support climate adaptation in agriculture through the development of climate resilient crops, expansion of water insurance mechanisms and agricultural practices.

8. National Mission on Strategic Knowledge for Climate Change: To gain a better understanding of Climate science, impact and challenges, the plan envisions a new climate science research fund, improved climate modelling and increased international collaboration. it also encourages private sector initiatives to develop the adaptation and mitigation technologies through venture capital funds.

Montreal Protocol, 1989: Montreal Protocol was signed in 1987 and came into force in 1989. it has been signed by 197 countries making it universally ratified protocol in united nations history. it seeks to cut the production and consumption of ozone depleting substances (ODS) in order to protect the earth's fragile ozone layer. 

The Montreal Protocol (MP) aims at phasing out zone depleting substances such as chlorofluorocarbon (CFCs) and hydro-chlorofluorocarbon (HCFCs) that were mostly used in air conditioning, refrigerating and foam industry by 2030.

Rio Summit, 1992: In june 1992, the united nations conference on Environment and development (UNCED), also known as the Rio Earth Summit, was held in Rio de janeiro in Brazil. it was a major united nations conference. A significant accomplishment of the summit was an agreement on the climate change convention.

in this summit some important issues were raised which brought good results such as:

Patterns of Production: Particularly the production of toxic components, such as lead in gasoline, or poisnous wastes are being scrutinised in a systematic manner by the UN and Government alike;

Alternative sources of energy are being sought to replace the use of fossil fuel which are linked to global climate change;

Another conference was held in june 2012, in Rio namely, the united nations conference on sustainable development  it is also commonly called Rio+20 or Rio Earth Summit 2012.

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Paris Agreement: The 21st conference of parties under the UNFCCC agreed on adoption of the Paris agreement on post-2020 actions on climate change.This universal agreement is to succeed the Kyoto protocol.

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VIZAG Steel MT Recruitment 2020 - Vizag Steel, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL) has invited applications for recruitment to the Management Trainee (MT). Applicants holding the required qualification can apply to the posts through the online mode on or before 10th August 2020. Applicants can check out the Vizag Steel MT 2020 vacancy details, eligibility criteria, selection process, application form, applying method, fees structure, syllabus, exam pattern and important dates for VIZAG Steel Management Trainee Recruitment 2020. Check out Government Job Vizag Steel Plant MT Notification 2020 Vacancies Details Name of the Board: Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (RINL) Post Name: Management Trainee (HR), (Marketing) & (Corporate Communication) Job Role: Management Trainee Job Type: Andhra Pradesh State Govt. Jobs Work Location: Andhra Pradesh

VIZAG Steel MT Recruitment 2020 Important Dates

Online Application Submission Starting Date: 20th July 2020 Online Application Submission Ending Date: 10th August 2020 Vizag Steel Plant (RINL) Vacancies Total Number of Posts: 11 The post wise list of total jobs are given here: Management Trainee (HR) - 06 Management Trainee (Marketing) - 03 Management Trainee (CC) - 02 Check out PSU Jobs

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Qualifications of MT (HR) The applicant should have minimum of 60% marks in aggregate of all years / semesters & all subjects (50% in aggregate for SC/PwD) in Bachelors Degree (Full time) as well in MBA / PG Degree / PG Diploma (Full time course of minimum 2 years) in HR Management / Personnel Management & Industrial Relations / Labour Welfare / Social Work (with HR as main subject) from a recognized University /Institute. In case of dual specialization, the major/main specialization should be HRM Qualifications of MT (Marketing) The applicant should have minimum of 60% marks in aggregate of all years / semesters & all subjects (50% in aggregate for SC) in Bachelors Degree (Full time) as well in MBA / PG Degree / PG Diploma (Full time course of minimum 2 years) in Marketing Management from a recognized University / Institute. In case of dual specialization, the major/main specialization should be Marketing Management. Qualifications of MT (CC) The applicant should have minimum of 60% marks in aggregate of all years / semesters & all subjects in Bachelors Degree (Full time) as well in MBA / PG Degree / PG Diploma (Full time course of minimum 2 years) in Mass Communications / Journalism from a recognized University / Institute. Note: Applicants have to produce the Provisional / OD Certificate and Mark Sheets in original as proof of having passed the qualifying degree with specified percentage of marks during Personal Interview. No other documents will be accepted in this regard. Applicants failing to produce the Provisional / OD Certificate and Marks Sheets in original at the time of Personal Interview shall not be considered. Age Criteria Born not earlier than 01st May 1993 (i.e. upper age limit is 27 years as of 01st May 2020) Upper age limit is relaxable by 5 years for SC, 3 years for OBC (non-creamy layer) and 10 years for PWD applicants. Those domiciled in the state of Jammu & Kashmir from 01st January 1980 to 31st December 1989 will be allowed 5 years relaxation in upper age limit. PwD applicants, whose age is above 35 years, can apply for “Assistant Professor” while filling-in the UGC-NET application. Check out more State Govt Jobs

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Selection will consist of the following: UGC NET June 2020: The eligible applicants desirous to apply for the post of MT (HR), MT (Mktg) & MT (CC) in RINL are required to appear for UGC-NET examination of June-2020 in the following Papers: Post Corresponding UGC-Net-2020 paper Corresponding UGC Net-2020 paper code MT(HR) Labr. Welfr./ Pers. Mgmt / Industrial Relation / Labr. & Soc Welfr. / HRM 55 MT(Marketing) Management 17 MT (Corporate Communications) Mass Communication and Journalism 63 The interested applicants should go through the UGC-NET June-2020 notification available at https://ntanet.nic.in/ntanetcms/public/home.aspx for understanding the application and selection process of UGC-NET June-2020 examination. The applicants qualified in UGC-NET June-2020 exam will only be considered for further selection to Personal Interview. The minimum qualification marks prescribed by UGC-NET June-2020 are as under: Category Paper-I Paper-II General (Unreserved)/EWS 40% aggregate marks in both the papers taken together SC/OBC-NCL/PwD 35% aggregate marks in both the papers taken together The applicants qualified in UGC-NET of June-2020 only will be considered. Scores of previous UGC-NET examinations will not be taken into account. In case anyone is applying with score other than June-2020, their candidature will be summarily rejected. Personal Interview: Qualified Applicants shall be shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the UGC-Net June-2020 examination for Personal Interview. Final merit list will be prepared considering the scores obtained by the applicants in UGC NET June 2020 exam and Personal Interview. Merit list will be prepared Post-wise and Category-wise. Also See: DRDO Scientist Recruitment 2020 VIZAG Steel MT Salary Details Selected applicants will be offered a Basic Pay of Rs.20,600/- p.m. in the Pay Scale of Rs.20,600-3%-46,500 (Pre-Revised). On successful completion of training they may be placed in the Pay Scale of Rs.24,900-3%- 50,500/- (Pre-Revised). Besides Basic Pay, the Management Trainees will also be paid Dearness Allowance. They will also be entitled for other perquisites and benefits such as PF, Gratuity and other perks & allowances as per rules of the Company in vogue. In addition, the Company provides benefits like Leave encashment, housing and free medical facility for self and dependents as per rules in vogue The CTC would be around Rs.10.23 lakhs p.a. during training period and Rs. 12.22 lakhs p.a. after training period Application Fee Application fee of Rs 500/- (Plus GST @18%) for General, EWS & OBC applicants and no application fee for SC/PwD applicants The Fee shall be remitted through payment gateway. To avoid last minute rush, applicants are advised to apply well in advance.

VIZAG Steel MT Recruitment 2020 Application Form

How to Apply? Online Registration to UGC-NET: Eligible and interested applicants would be required apply to UGC NET June 2020. The online registration has commenced from 16th March 2020. Applicants may visit https://ntanet.nic.in/ntanet/root/loginpage.aspx website for registering online to UGC NET 2020. Online Registration to RINL: The applicants are also required to register online for RINL only through RINL website vizagsteel.com under the link “Careers”. No other means/mode of application shall be accepted. Steps for Applying to RINL STEP 1: Log on to vizagsteel.com and click on the link “Careers” STEP 2: Read CAREFULLY all the instructions given on the website. STEP 3: Have the following readily available: e-mail ID (which must be valid for minimum of next Twelve Months) Latest passport size photograph in digital format (.jpg file of 30 KB size) and digital format of the signature (.jpg file of 30 KB size) for uploading with the application form. The recommended dimensions of the passport photograph are 150(W) X 200(H) pixels. The recommended dimension of digital format of the signature is 150(W) X 50(H) pixels. UGC-NET June-2020 Application Number, Roll Number and score STEP 4: Registration Enter correct details like UGC-NET Application Number, Roll Number Score, Full Name, DOB, Category, PwD status, email id, personal details, qualification and experience details and upload recent passport size photograph and signature etc. on submitting, page shall direct to payment gateway. In case of General and OBC category, application fee shall be deposited through payment gate way by using Debit Card / Credit Card / Internet Banking. After successful payment, download the computer generated Registration Slip with unique registration number, photograph, signature and other essential details. Take a print of the Registration Slip to be produced at the time of Personal Interview. Make sure that the details entered in the online application shall be the same as that entered in UGC-NET-2020 registration. Applicants must ensure that they enter correct UGC-NET-2020 Roll Number. The UGC-NET-2020 scores entered will be verified based on the Roll Number provided. In case of mismatch in Roll Number provided by the applicant, then it will not be possible to verify the data of the applicant and his/her application will stand rejected. All correspondence with the applicants shall be done through e-mail / announcement on the website only. Information regarding personal interview call letters shall be provided through email / to be downloaded from website. For this purpose, applicants are advised to visit our website www.vizagsteel.com regularly for further instructions. Also See: Bihar UDHD City Manager Recruitment 2020 CGPSC Recruitment 2020 for Insurance Medical Officers BPSC Recruitment 2020 for 20 Mineral Development Officer Posts Read the full article

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This article is written by Abhyuday Agarwal (with inputs from Shweta Devgan, Jolly Tewari, Ehtisham Ali), Team Lawsikho.

Hey,

The biggest risk in attempting the judiciary exam is that it is a competitive exam, where there’s only “hit or miss” and nothing in between. 

After the prelim, main and interview rounds, you stand either passed or failed. 

If you pass, my heartiest congratulations.

If not, better start preparing for next year, if you still will.

There’s no grey area in the middle.

Something to think about, right? 

So how do most candidates usually tide over this risk?

They attempt judiciary exams in multiple states. 

Delhi, UP, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar are some of the most sought after states to crack the judicial services exam.   

A common thread between these exams is that these states are a part of the Hindi-speaking belt. If you know Hindi, you can prepare for the language paper easily.

Also, there are significant overlaps in the syllabus.  

The goal, therefore, is to minimize the uncertainty and risk in preparing for the judiciary exam, as seats are very few and the competition high. 

If you have a bad day or face an unusually difficult question paper in one state, it can be disastrous. You can literally lose a year.

Sometimes, no vacancy arises in the state of your choice. In that case, you have no option but to simply wait for another year. 

Given this situation, most candidates decide to prepare for multiple state judiciary exams. 

In addition, they combine their judiciary preparation with UGC-NET and CLAT LLM preparation as well, as the subjects in the syllabus overlap significantly.

Although this strategy reduces the risk, it comes with its own set of pitfalls. 

Prior knowledge of these pitfalls is important so that you can steer clear of them from the very early stages of your preparation. 

If you are in advanced stages of your preparation, this knowledge can still help you in making course-corrections at this stage. 

Let’s take a look at the pitfalls now.

#1 – Exam attempts without full preparation and the ‘cycle of failure’

Many candidates believe that they can appear in the exam without full preparation, just to have an experience of the exam. 

After all, it’s not my most preferred state, so what is the problem? I am only attempting the exam for practice.

That’s what they think. 

Others try last-minute heroic dashes. For example, they will study for 18 hours a day in the last 10 days, and give the exam on the next day. 

Guess what happens? 

Obviously, they don’t crack it. There is a perfect justification as well. 

I only prepared last minute. I can always try again. 

They give themselves another chance.

Slowly, this attitude sets into motion a vicious cycle of failure.

It starts with under-preparation, failure, a re-attempt. 

Each failure reduces your self-confidence slightly, making your next attempt a weaker one. 

The cycle repeats.  

So, what is the way out? 

If you have already been a part of this cycle, you’ve got to take a decision to stop it right now. 

If you just want to practice and experience the exam, just give a mock! In fact, from June 2020 onwards, those who are enrolled in our judiciary test prep course can give a mock every week.  

Ensure that your next attempt is the best attempt. If you want to experience a real exam, be fully prepared, even if it’s your third-most preferred state.

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#2 – Opting to attempt the exam for a new state midway into your preparation

It may so happen that while you are preparing for the Delhi, Bihar and UP judicial services exam, you see a notification for Gujarat judicial services. 

You feel the temptation to minimize risk further and sit for another exam. Now, here’s the problem. 

Attempting the Gujarat judicial services exam requires you to learn Gujarati. 

So what? Somebody has announced a 1-month crash course for that. I can pursue that too.

How difficult can it be? After all, isn’t it a good idea to further reduce risk as much as possible?

Never fall into this trap. This will complicate your preparation by several orders of magnitude and you will not even realize it. 

If you have a year or less to study, you cannot afford to change the states you are appearing for, especially if you need to learn a new language.    

#3 – Assuming that studying hard in college will prepare you for judiciary exams 

Isn’t the LLB syllabus similar to the state judiciary exams?

Sure, there is an overlap in some of the LLB subjects with the judicial services exams.  

Does it mean that LLB textbooks are a substitute for exam preparation?  

Does it mean that writing subjective answers in your final exam will prepare you for Judiciary Mains?

Not at all.

The purpose of your college exam is to enable you to test your learning of the syllabus and class teaching. 

100% of the students in your batch can pass the LLB exam if they score minimum passing marks. 

The purpose of a competitive exam like the judicial services is very different.

It is to exclude as many as people as possible, letting only the best in. 

If there are 50 seats in a state and 50,000 candidates who attempt the exam, only 0.1% of candidates will make it. It does not matter even if you score 90% or 95%. 

Even if you are in the top 0.3%, you will be excluded, because only the top 0.1% students will make it. 

Do you think the same strategy and preparation will suffice for such an exam as your LLB exam?

#4 – Preparing for prelims exclusively in the hope that you have enough time later to prepare for mains

Cracking the Prelims is the first step, duh!

Why can’t I prepare for Mains later? 

Take it from the experiences of those who have failed the mains – there just isn’t enough time later. 

You need to prepare for both, Prelims and Mains, simultaneously.  

Some candidates start exclusively with interview preparation first. 

A disproportionate focus on interview preparation in the initial phases of your preparation will reduce the time you have to prepare for Prelims and Mains.

You don’t need to do that.

I understand that some aspects of your personality will require long-term effort, but make sure that interview preparation does not creep into your time for preparation for mains and prelims. 

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#5 – Not accounting for state-specific differences, especially when there are subject overlaps

When you decide to attempt multiple exams, the level of complexity for your preparation increases significantly.

To the extent that the syllabi for exams in different states vary, you will need to study additional subjects. You will need to focus on additional state-specific subjects. For example, state-level rent and excise laws, which often feature in the syllabus for the judiciary exam of several states, will be different in each state. 

Some states will require you to prepare for judgment-writing (included in our Judiciary Test Prep, Lord of the Courses, or available separately here), which is not there in every state’s judicial services exam.

Even for the states which have significant overlaps in their judiciary syllabus, you will need to account for certain differences in the paper pattern – relative weightage of subjects may be different, the types of questions that are asked may be different, and question papers may be evolving in a completely different direction over the years.  

All these factors will need to be taken into account when you prepare. Your preparation strategy needs to be very sophisticated to succeed.

Merely solving the past years’ question papers will not be sufficient. 

You will need to spend a lot of time comparing different question papers and identifying trends and divergences. 

A lot of analysis and insights from past years’ question paper trends is needed – in fact, the better the analysis, the higher your chances of success.  

I’ll share a couple of examples from our analysis of the past years’ question papers of Assam Judicial Services below. We provide similar analysis for other states as well in our judiciary course. 

Breakdown of English Grammar section for Assam Judiciary

Let us take a look at the screenshot below.  

We can see from the above screenshot that questions on ‘Unseen Passage’ have been consistently asked in the past 3 years. 

On the other hand, questions on ‘Antonyms’ or ‘Appropriate Comparison Word’ have been very infrequently asked. 

Several other inferences can be made. Let’s look at another.

Breakdown of Indian Penal Code for Assam Judiciary

The screenshot above indicates that there has been a very high focus on Chapter XVI, i.e. Offences Affecting the Human Body. 

Similarly, this screenshot above shows that Chapter 15 – Offences relating to religion has not been focussed on much. 

Therefore, if you are attempting the Assam Judicial Services paper, you can accordingly focus more on Chapter XVI of IPC and focus less on Offences Relating to Religion or Offences Against the State. 

What if you could obtain such insights for all the states whose judicial services exam you are attempting?

How much time would it save if you obtained these insights at the right time? 

How much time additional time would you get to prioritise your study of important aspects?   

How would it impact your chances of cracking one or more judicial services exams? 

What do you need to do to get such insights regularly?

It’s simple – get a coach or training program.

Now, for some of you, whether you take coaching or not is a big deal. Of course, if you crack the examination without any training/ coaching, you could save a couple of lakhs. 

However, let us look at what happens if, god forbid, you don’t make it. 

After all, these are highly competitive exams. One in thousand or even lesser students make it. 

You could be really smart and prepare really well, but still not make it, for reasons that may be totally outside your control.

However, if you fail to clear the exam once, it may require another year for you to prepare. 

Some of your batch mates who succeed may become judges. Others may start to settle in private sector jobs.

It hurts when everyone else around you is doing well but you are not getting what you deserve, despite putting in your best.

Many candidates feel that their confidence is crushed. They try again, but with lowered confidence. It really impacts their preparation.

Others quit at that stage and pursue litigation or opt for a different career. 

Some rush to take coaching. 

There goes all your effort to save that money. 

If you have a stable job as a judge, all that investment doesn’t hurt at all. 

Now, keep in mind that those of you who are studying in a private law college or an NLU would have already spent anywhere between 2 lakhs to 15 lakhs on your LLB degree over the years anyway. 

If you are unable to start on the right track, that burden can be heavy. 

If you are willing to work hard, follow a coaching program and crack the exam, the investment could be totally worth it.

The choice is yours. 

However, you will need to decide ahead of time. 

For those of you who are interested in knowing more, here’s how we can help. 

Lord of the Courses offers 8 hours of class every week and doubt-clearing sessions, a special judgment-writing course, study materials on state-specific subjects, 2 personal mentorship calls every month, weekly mocks and a library of videos.  

We are also offering scholarships of up to INR 1 lakh to the first 50 deserving candidates who have blocked their seats in the program. 

Those who are interested can schedule a free coaching session by calling us on 01140845203 or reply to this email with your phone number and a preferable time so that we can get in touch with you. 

We are quite excited to be on your side. 

Cheers

Abhyuday Agarwal, COO, Lawsikho

(with inputs from Shweta Devgan, Jolly Tewari, Ehtisham Ali)

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Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' said that a meeting will be held with UGC soon and the final dates for the UGC exam will be announced soon. The information was during the webinar which was held for teachers. UGC NET is an exam for Assistant Professorship and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The exam is held twice a year – June and December. Amid lockdown and coronavirus breakout, the exam due in June was postponed and the registration date extended until May 16, 2020. The registration process for CSIR NET was also extended and will end on May 15. Today education minister addressed teachers through a webinar and answered various questions of teachers and promoted digital initiatives of the Government. Answering the question on CBSE paper evaluation he said that teachers who have been assigned the duty of paper evaluation are not required to submit daily report on online classes and will not be asked to prepare for the new academic session.

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