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CAT draws mixed reactionsThe results of Common Admission Test (CAT), have drawn mixed reaction from various academic quarters and students as well. While about 80 students are expected to get call letters from IIMs, thousands of others could not be so lucky. On contrary there are many others who even after securing good percentile could not get a call from IIMs. Many students even feel that that CAT has lost transparency and results have been as unpredictable as the previous years. Despite scoring 98.9 percentile Aa...
The ocean of Knowledge
Oceanographers use science and mathematics to study and explain the complex interactions between seawater, fresh water, polar ice caps, the atmosphere and the biosphere. The subject includes reading about ocean bed, sea, coastal waters, coastline, and estuaries. More specifically, oceanography covers a wide range of topics such as marine organisms and ecosystem dynamics, ocean currents, waves and geophysical fluid dynamics, plate tectonics and geology of the sea floor, chemical substances and...
City youth bells the CAT with 99.99
A good number of aspirants from Rajasthan have successfully cracked the first online Common Admission Test (CAT-2009) and have received calls for admission to renowned Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs). After the CAT results were declared on Sunday, names of some 40 students have appeared in the admission lists to four IIMs at Ahmedabad, Shillong, Calcutta and Lucknow. Abhishek Agarwal of Jaipur has already received calls from Ahmedabad, Calcutta and Lucknow after scoring 99....
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Cricket fever has reached fever pitch and on the other hand exam tension is at an all-time high. Now, it's time to face the heat as the much dreaded board exams are just around the corner. It is the time when students are busy preparing for board and other competitive exams. But, as of now it is cricket fever that is fast catching up among students in the campuses. Nothing is daunting the spirit of cricket buffs as they are busy making plans to watch the India-South Africa one-day internation...
UK throws gauntlet, students pick it up
The recent announcement about stricter Tier 4 student visa norms from the UK did not deter Indian students from pursuing their academic dreams in UK. Students are of the view that the visa rules should not affect genuine applicants going in for higher education. “These changes will target only those who are misusing the student visa facilities to gain entry to the UK. This will not impact the intake of foreign students at universities, which are recognised,” said Bhavesh Sharma an engineering...
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