Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India - Biotechnology Eligibility Test (BET) 2019

Biotechnology Eligibility Test (BET) 2019

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BET Applications are requested from all the Indian peoples , residing in India for award of "DBT-Junior Research Fellowship " (DBT-JRF) for pursuing research in frontier areas of Biotechnology and Life Sciences.

The applicants will be nominated through "BET EXAM (Biotechnology Eligibility Test)". Based on the performance of the candidates in the BET Exam, two groups of merit list will be arranged (Category-I and Category-II).

Category-I: Applicants nominated under category-I will be eligible to avail fellowship under the programme. These candidates will be acceptable in any University/Institute in India where the selected applicant registers for Ph.D. programme.

Category-II: Aspirants chosen under the Category-II will be suitable to be appointed in any DBT sponsored project and avail fellowship from the project equivalent to NET/GATE, subject to selection through institutional selection process.

There will be no binding on Principal Investigators of DBT sponsored projects to select JRF for their project from category-II list. Selection under the category-II will not enable scholar for any fellowship from DBT-JRF programme.

Qualification: M.Sc./ M.Tech./ M.V.Sc . or equivalent degree/ Integrated BS-MS/ B.E./ B.Tech . in any discipline of Biotechnology. M.Sc ./ M.Tech . Bic-informatics/ Computational Biology. Students. admitted under DBT supported Postgraduate Teaching Programs. M.Sc. Life Science/ Bioscience/ Zoology/ Botany/ Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ Bio-physics. Applicants who are currently appearing in the final year examination are, also eligible to apply for this BET Exam 2019.

Marks: Minimum 60% marks for General, EWS & OBC category and 55% for SC/ ST/ Differently abled in aggregate (or equivalent grade).

Age Limit: Upto 28 years (Age relaxation of up to 5 years (33 years) for SC/ST/ Differently Abled/ women candidates and upto 3 years (31 years) for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) candidates.

Process for Applying this BET Exam 2019

For complete process for filling the application form, payment of application fee and uploading of required documents/ certificates in the prescribed format , please visit: http://www.bcil.nic.in. A non-refundable and non-transferable application fee of Rs. 1000/- is payable online by General/ OBC/ EWS candidates and Rs 250/- by SC/ ST/ Differently abled candidates.

IMPORTANT DATES

20^TH Feb. 2019 is the Start Date to Apply.

22^nd March 2019 is the Last Date to apply.

IMPORTANT LINKS

Official Detail Below

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NOTE: This information related to the BET Exam has been published in the Time of India Newspaper Published on 17th Feb. 2019 also. You can also check the news paper cutting which we shared above. 

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STEP BY STEP GUIDE FOR GATE EXAMINATION 2019 - MAKE THE RIGHT ATTEMPT FOR A SUCCESS

GATE Exam 2019-way to success

TESTING TIMES: GATE

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Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is a premier examination for graduate engineers who are aiming to secure a job in the PSUs or proceed for higher studies in IITs/ NITs, etc. These career defining goals of each aspirant are achieved with rigorous preparation and practice for more than 100 days. The GATE exam pattern comprises 65 questions and is divided into two sections — general aptitude (GA), which includes 10 questions and technical section, which has 55 questions.

The technical section has about 20 questions in NAT format, while the remaining are MCQs. In all, candidates have 3 hours to answer the exam. In the GA section, question one to question five carry one mark, while question six to question 10 carry two marks. In the technical section, question one to question 25 carry one mark while question 26 to question 55 carry two marks. Negative marking for MCQ is 0.33 for one-mark questions and 0.66 for two marks questions. NAT questions do not have negative marking. Candidates should follow their desired method of attempting the question paper. Preparation for GATE is considered to be complete only once the exam is taken.

MAKE THE RIGHT ATTEMPT

Here are two ways to attempt the GATE exam and to maximize your score:

Common method

■ Solve the entire paper in one or two scans.

■ The procedure is: Click on each question, read the complete question, understand the question and answer it in the first attempt (without any guesses).

■ Always solve easy questions in minimum time in a single go.

■ Hard or lengthy questions can be kept for the second scan of the paper.

■ Answering any question should not take more than four to six minutes.

■ All the unsolved and reviewed questions must be attempted only in the second scan. 

Alternative method

■ Candidates are provided with a notepad, which is used for attempting and solving questions in GATE.

■ Candidates may treat this as an offline exam, where they can solve questions and answer them on the notepad with options.

■ After 100 or 120 minutes, candidates can start marking the answers on the online system in a single flow.

STEP BY STEP GUIDE

■ GATE exam includes more than 20 NAT questions, which do not have any options. So, there is always an uncertainty about the correct answer. Therefore, a candidate should spend more time on these questions, only if she is absolutely sure about the answers. Else, one can skip the questions and come back later.

■ Your aim should be to attempt more than 50 questions, which you are confident about.

■ Restrict your guesswork to a maximum of two-three questions only if you are able to eliminate two options in an MCQ.

■ You may guess the answer for NAT as these do not carry negative marks. Choice of section to attempt first: GA or technical section.

■ Generally, candidates have a tendency to begin from the very first question, therefore it is advised to first attempt GA section and secure at-least 10-12 marks from this section.

■ Also, the candidate can then focus on technical questions till the last second of the exam.

■ If a candidate is confident about technical section, she can proceed with it first, followed by the GA section.

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Steps to success in Exams - Tips on How to Clear Exam with Success

Steps to success in exams

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A student’s marks in examination are directly proportional to one’s hard work. However, we forget that the result also depends on how you write answers to the questions in examination. The modus operandi of writing answers is an immaculate art, which you can master by putting in efforts and practicing daily. Here are a few ways to write your answers in examination, which will help you score better. So here are the Steps to success in Exams:

Write question number correctly and Legibly:

Students are usually careless while writing the question number. If the examiner is not able to make out the question number, the student will lose marks.

A. Always write correct number of the question you are attempting. Incorrect question number doesn’t help even if the answer is correct.

B. Numerals must be written in standard notation. Do not write them carelessly, lest they should be difficult to decipher. The way you write a figure must not be mistaken for some other number.

C. Write the question numbers in bold. Encircle the question number, so that the examiner may easily find out which question they are evaluating.

D. If a particular question has a few sub-parts, those too must be written correctly, boldly, clearly and legibly.

Here are the question patterns and suggestions on how to answer these:

Objective-type questions:

These are also called the multiple-choice questions. The questions are high scoring because these test memory retention of students. The answers to these questions are usually simple, and for these high level of intelligence and understanding is not required.

ü Objective-type questions may be asked in multiple ways. The answers to such questions must be written in full sentence or in a few words.

ü Sometimes, for the objective-type questions, where alternative answers are not given, correct answers need to be filled in the space or gap provided. In this case, the correct way of answering the question is to write the answer with the question number and underline it.

ü Some questions have a yes or no option given. You must clearly write yes or no with their question numbers.

Long-answer questions

Long-answer type questions are based on the holistic and intensive study of the entire syllabi of subjects. The questions carry six to eight marks and that is why they substantially affect the final score and results of students. These questions have also the word limit of around 300 to 350 words. But here too, it is not any hard and fast rule. As long as your answer focuses on contents and is relevant to the question asked, going beyond word limit is not an aberration.

Start answering these questions with the brief introduction of the topic concerned or the definitions of the related topics.

ü Laws, rules, theories, theorems, principles must be stated wherever necessary.

ü Answers must be divided in smaller paragraphs. Each paragraph must contain important contents and points not discussed earlier.

ü Use diagrams and graphs wherever essentially required. If these have not been demanded in the question, avoid wasting time on them.

ü Formulae and their derivations must be written clearly and step-wise.

ü Keep answers clean and do your best not to make any overwriting and cuts. If you commit any mistake, do not spoil the page to correct it.

Numerical questions

Numerical questions carry various denominations of marks, such as 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8... and so on. Keep in mind the following points:

ü Proceed step-wise to solve these questions.

ü Formulae must be written very clearly. Also explain the various symbols and notation used in the formula. It shows good attitude and culture of the students.

ü Overwriting in calculation must be avoided at all costs.

ü Write figures or numerals exactly correct and in their standard notation. Here again do not write the figures hurriedly and carelessly.

ü You must do rough work either at the margins of the same page or on the pages before the last page. At the top of these pages you must write rough or miscellaneous.

Work On your Performance Tips

§  You may start writing answers preferably from the third page of the answer copy. However, even if you begin answering from the second page, it would not be an issue.

§  Answering questions in sequence or in serial order gives you an edge over others who answer haphazardly. But, here too, again it is not any rule. You may answer any question first you feel confident about.

§  You must leave a few lines’ gap between two consecutive answers. The bottom line is answers of any two questions must not overlap each other, otherwise you may lose marks of one of the answers mistaken by the examiner for the answer of a single question.

§  Always write the entire answer on the same page or pages in sequence. Spreading your answers in different pages is not considered wise. 

Disclaimer: We took this information from "the Tribune" Newspaper published on 2nd Jan. 2019. So all the rights of above information goes to that newspaper only.

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30 Day Plan to Crack CAT Examination 2018 - Some FAQs To Pull Up your Percentile in CAT Exam

A 30-day plan to crack CAT

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With just a month left for the CAT exam date 2018, here are answers to some FAQs to pull up your percentile in CAT Examination.

How should an aspirant prepare a timetable for the last month?

In the last month, a candidate can take mock tests (AIMCATs and SAMCATs), analyse the performance and study and prepare to overcome shortcomings. One can also focus on revision of important concepts and formulas.

What should now be the ideal strategy for taking mock tests?

Don’t attempt too many of them. Two a day are enough. More than that is overkill. But, it is important to take tests. And a far more important thing is to objectively analyse and then work on the feedback received. Most aspirants can manage this if they make a cycle of two three days. If you are very sure about your preparation, then maybe you can manage more. However, if you still need to practice, then take two tests in a week and focus on concepts. Now that the CAT authorities have sent the admit cards, you know your time slot for the examination. Attempt as many mocks tests as possible at the time of your actual exam slot. This will sync your body clock and body cycle to perform best on the exam day.

What are the important topics for last-minute revision?

There is nothing less or more important in CAT. As a rule, CAT is an exam that is meant to surprise candidates with questions that are unexpected. Don’t focus on vocabulary building, but do revise tricky questions of QA or common mistakes of grammar.

How can the students stay calm and motivated at this time?

Focus on the alternatives. Thinking that CAT is the most important thing in life will create unnecessary pressure. Think of past successes and how you overcame hurdles.

How can students increase their accuracy and speed?

Build accuracy first and then with practice, you will gain speed on your own. Build a sense of urgency while taking the exam.

How should the ideal questions in the CAT be selected?

Maximum accuracy should not be the aim. Due to time pressure and negative marking, doing questions with 100 per cent accuracy may lead to a drop in the percentile since you are sacrificing attempts. Check all the questions and attempt ones that consume less time. You can do the sections in two rounds. In the first, do easy questions and “bookmark for review” the moderate ones. In the second round, do the “bookmarked for review” questions to do the moderate ones and drop the tough ones.

How many questions should be attempted in each section to score 99+ percentile?

It all depends on the difficulty level of the test. In case the test is difficult, the attempts will fall and conversely in an easy test, the attempts will rise.

What are the common mistakes to avoid on the exam day?

Make sure you check the physical location of the centre at least a day before and analyse how you reach the exam centre much before time. Carry all the necessary documents. Avoid heavy meals before the exam, as it is a long and mentally and physically taxing exam. Don’t panic if the paper seems tougher than usual. If it is indeed so, it is true for all others too and thus percentiles will not be affected. Don’t take the exam with a pre-determined number of attempts or scores in your mind. Don’t waste time on any one question.

A last-minute advice to the aspiring candidates... Relax on the last day. Watch a movie. Take your mind off the exam. That actually helps the performance on the D-day.

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UGC NET CSIR Examination December 2018 - CSIR Examination Notification Dec. 2018 is Out

CSIR UGC NET Examination Dec. 2018

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The UGC NET CSIR Online applications for JRF/NET is out for Dec. 2018. All Indian candidates are invited twice in a year for this UGC NET CSIR Examination. The press Notification for the second time for this year is out now. The official Notification is also made available on HRDG website (www.csirhrdg.res.in). UGC NET Department provide Research Fellowships to bright young men and women for training in methods of research under expert guidance of faculty members/scientists working in University Department/ National Laboratories and Institutions in various fields of Science. Only bonafide Indian citizens are eligible for this test.

The procedure for applying this CSIR Examination will be activated on 25^th Sept. 2018 and will remain activated up to 15 Oct. 2018. You all have to apply online between these dates. More information about this CSIR UGC NET Examination is given below in this article. Read it carefully till the end before applying online.

Examination name: UGC National Eligibility Test Dec. 2018

Stipend: Rs.25,000 Per Month for first 2 years

               Rs.28,000 Per Month for the 3^rd year.

Eligibility Criteria For Applying this CSIR UGC NET Exam 2018

Education:

1. Those who have a M.Sc or equivalent Mater degree/ Integrated BS-MS/BS-4 years/ BE/ B.Tech/ BPharma/ MBBS with at least 55% marks for General (UR) and OBC candidates and 50% for SC/ST, Persons with Disability (PwD) candidates can apply.

2. Aspirants those who have a degree in B.Sc (Hons) or equivalent or students enrolled in Integrated MS-Ph.D program with at least 55% marks for General (UR) and OBC candidates; 50% marks for SC/ST, Persons with Disability (PwD) candidates are also eligible to apply.

3. Applicants registered for M.Sc or having completed 10+2+3 years of the above qualifying examination as on the closing date of online submission of application form, are also eligible to apply.

4. Candidates possessing only Bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply only for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).

Age Bond: All applicants having age less than 28 years can apply for this CSIR UGC NET Exam 2018.

What is the Application Fee for applying this CSIR UGC NET Exam 2018?

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Gen/ OBC	Rs. 1000/-
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)	Rs. 500/-
SC/ ST/ PwD	Rs. 250/-

IMPORTANT DATES

25^TH Sept. 2018 is the Opening Date to apply.

15^th Oct. 2018 is the Last Date to apply.

IMPORTANT LINKS

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NTSE Form Online 2018-19 ( National Talent Search Examination 2018-19)

State Council of Educational Research and Training 2018-19

SCERT Sector 32, UT Chandigarh

NTSE Form Online 2018-19

NTSE is stands for “National Talent Search Examination”. This exam started in the year of 1963. The resolution of this scheme is to find brilliant students and nurture them. National Talent Search Scheme is for students studying in Class X.

1. Scholarships: On the basis of NTSE (National Talent Search Examination),they provide total of 1000 scholarships to the selected candidates. The amount of scholarship will be as follow:

a). Rs. 1250/- per month for Class -XI to XII.

b). Rs. 2000/- per month for Undergraduates and Post-graduates.

c). The Amount of Scholarship for Ph.D. be fixed in accordance with the UGC norms.

2. Reservation: As per reservation policy of UT Chandigarh.

3. Selection Process: NTSE will conduct 2-stage selection process for award of scholarship to the applicants.

SCERT which stands for “State Council of Educational Research and Training” will conduct STAGE-I Exam through a written test. Selected students of Stage-I will be recommended to appear for Stage-II examination conducted by NCERT.

4. Important Dates: Dates for submission of Application Form and conduct of examination are given below:

Last Date for submission of Application Form Stage-1 at SCERT, Sector 32,UT Chandigarh is 20th September, 2018.

Date of Examination for Stage-1of UT Chandigarh 4th November, 2018 (Sunday)

5. Eligibility to appear in the examination:

·       Scored grade B2 and above or 61% and above marks in Class IX examination (in the academic session 201718) and has been promoted to class X (in the academic session 2018-19). 5% relaxation in marks for students in SC and PH Category.

·       Those students who had registered under Open Distance Learning (ODL) will also be eligible for this scholarship program.

6. Examination: The pattern of written examination will be as follows:

Paper1: Mental Ability Test (MAT)

Paper1: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

(Science - 40 questions, Social Science - 40 questions, Mathematics - 20 questions)

7. Merit List: The minimum qualifying marks in each paper will be 40% for general category and 32 % for reserved category students of SC and PH.

8. Selection for Stage-2: Ten selected students from Stage-1 examination will be forwarded for stage-2 examination to be conducted by NCERT, New Delhi. Number of selected students may vary as per time to time directions issued by NCERT. The division of selected students in different categories will be done according to reservation policy of UT Chandigarh.

9. Application Form: Application Forms can be collected from the office of Director, State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Sector 32, UT Chandigarh or can be downloaded from the website of SCERT, UT Chandigarh i.e. www.siechd.nic.in . All correspondence relating to application form and other details should be addressed to the State Liaison Officer - Mrs. Mamta Sharma.

10. The completed application form duly signed by the Principal of the school should be submitted to the Director, SCERT before the last date i.e. 20th September 2018.

11. Announcement of Results: Result of the State Level NTSE (Stage-1) will be announced by SCERT in the first week of February 2019.

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UPTET Online Form is Out - UP TET Exam Application Form 2018

UPTET Online Form

UPTET 2018

UP TET Exam Application Form

In the newspaper UPBEB department published a news related to the UP TET Exam 2018. UPBEB Department conducts UPTET Exam every years to select fresher Graduates for various teaching job profiles. In the Today newspaper we come to know about this exam notification. The official notification/advertisement related to the UP TET Exam 2018 will be out on 15 Sept. 2018 and the link for applying online will be active on 17th Sept. 2018.

Today on 30th Aug. 2018, they released a press News relate to this UPTET Online form. We also share the image of that Press release at the Last of this article. Candidates have to apply online for this UP TET Exam. We will share the link for applying online as well as the Official notification when the department published them on their official website. So bookmark this page and check it back again on 15th Sept. 2018.

Read the whole article carefully before moving for UPTET Online form 2018. We share all the detail which we have related to this UPTET Exam 2018.

 

Name of Examination

Uttar Pradesh State Teacher Eligibility Test – UP TET 2018

 

What are the Eligibility Criteria applying this UPTET Online Form?

For Classes I-V (Primary Level)	For Classes VI-VIII (Upper Primary Level)
Applicants who possess a Graduation degree with 02 years B.T.C / N.C.T.E./ 02 years Diploma (D.Ed.) (OR)12th Pass with minimum 50% of marks and must have 04 years Degree in Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed) can apply for this UPTET Exam 2018.	Graduation degree holder in any stream with 02 years B.T.C. (OR) 12th Pass with minimum 50% of marks/ its equivalent & must have 04 years Degree in Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed), Intermediate or equivalent (OR) BA/ B.Sc.Ed or B.A.Ed/ B.Sc.Ed or Degree in Relevant discipline and B.Ed. candidates can apply.

What is the Application Fee for Applying this UPTET EXAM?

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For Gen/ OBC	Rs. 400/-
For SC/ ST	Rs. 200/-

Pay Method: You can use online as well as offline methods for the payment of the application fee. The various method for the application fee are: “ Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking/ SBI I Collect/ SBI E Challan submit fee in any SBI Branch.”

What is the Process for Applying?

Those who are wishing to apply for this UP TET form, have to apply online through the UPBEB Official website. The link will be active on 17^th Sept. 2018 for applying online. So wait for that date, we will share the active link on that date under IMPORTANT LINK section.

There is no other method for applying this UPTET Exam 2018. Check IMPORTANT LINK Section for More detail.

IMPORTANT DATES

30TH Aug. 2018 is the Press Release Date.

15th Sept. 2018 opening date of the Advertisement.

17th Sept. 2018 is the Starting Date to apply.

03rd Oct. 2018 is the Last Date to apply.

IMPORTANT LINKS

Press Release Below:

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