CBSE India | CBSE AIEEE Sample Papers | CBSE Class X | CBSE Class XII | CBSE Results | CBSE Syllabus | CBSE Sample Papers | CBSE Datesheet | CBSE Exams | CBSE Schools in India | CBSE Guess Papers | CBSE PMT

» Test for future engineers : CBSE Exams, News, Schools

Test for future engineers

Filed under:

Students appear for AIEEE examination centre in Jamshedpur. Image of Bhola Prasad

Jamshedpur, April 27: More than 10,000 candidates today in the All India Engineering examinations for admission (AIEEE), under the direction of the centre-Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) in different centres throughout the city.

The review took place in CBSE schools, including St. Mary’s, Jamshedpur Public School, Vidyabharati Chin Maya Vidyalaya and DAV Public School. A centre also with the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Adityapur.

The three hours on paper, physics, chemistry and mathematics began to 9.30 in all the examination centres under the strict supervision of the Board of officials. Students under consideration for admission, that the entire section of five ns has other issues on the model of the IIT entrance test.

“It was the first time that five other issues in the model of demand and the arguments in different sections - physics, chemistry and mathematics. The issues of physical section was comparatively harder issues related to the other two groups, “said Rajesh Kumar Gupta, a candidate who appears in the test area entrance St. Mary’s School.

Another candidate Siswati Sinha, published during the examination, said: “The issues of physics and mathematics sections was more difficult compared to last year. I could not answer some questions in both sections. Although questions were type goal, but the wrong answer would have resulted in a negative identification.

Each year a large number of students in AIEEE test in four cities of Jharkhand, including Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Bokaro and Dhanbad. As a candidate selected by the possibility of obtaining the rankings, the reception in the National Institutes of Technology (certificates), including 13 universities and four Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Allahabad, Gwalior, Hyderabad and Guwahati.

There are about 14000 places for engineering the entrance exam. CBSE officials, who are in the city, said that the results of the examination for admission reportedly said on May 31.

Last year, 5.99 lakh students have appeared in the lobby of the country test, which this year exceeded 6 lakh.

Related CBSE Information

MEA scholarships for BTech students

If you are a first-year engineering student in the state and need financial assistance for studies, then here is some good news. The Malayalee Engineers Association (MEA) of Houston, Texas, has invited applications for scholarships from engineering students. The Malayalee Engineers Association of Houston, is a professional, non-profit and non-political organisation of engineering graduates of Malayali origin. The organisation provides a forum and a platform to get together, professionally and socially, discuss topics of mutual interest and concerns, and find ways to promote growth. The association has supported over 30 students in the state in the last six years to pursue their

CBSE in no mood to relent, Ryan future bleak

CBSE in no mood to relent, Ryan future bleak WITH only 12 days to go before the Class X exams, students of Ryan International School in Sector 49 are still not clear if they can write it because their school has not got affiliation from CBSE. The matter is pending in court and on Thursday the CBSEs counsel stated that the students are not eligible to seek admission in Class X since they have not passed their Class IX from an affiliated school. The Board stated it is not obliged to entertain students of unaffiliated schools and Ryan is among them.

The future of education

A recent survey conducted by Educational Initiatives – a prestigious testing-house in the elite, English medium schools in our major metros of New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai revealed some shocking results. The students were from class 4, 6 and 8 and the sample size was reasonably large - 32,000 students. The children were administered a test to evaluate their understanding of mathematics, science and English. The test papers consisted of “intelligent” questions. Some of the questions were application orientated and they tested the child’s ability not just to reproduce the text-book answer but to apply it in a real

City girl bags 34th position in CBSE medical entrance

Jaspriya Sandhu, a student of DAV Public School, Bhai Randhir Singh Nagar, has bagged the 34th slot in the All-India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi. The results of the entrance test were declared today. Expressing her surprise at the result, Jaspriya said, Though I had worked hard, the rank is unexpected. I have stood 65th in the medical test conducted by Manipal University. I have also cleared the first round of AFMC, Pune. I would, however, go for CBSE PMT, and would prefer Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi. More : cities.expressindia.com

Only 3 attempts for medical exam

It has just got tougher to crack the CBSEs All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT). In a move that will affect over 2.3 lakh students taking their AIPMT every year, the CBSE has decided that aspirants for the medical stream will get only three chances to crack the test after passing their 10+2 exam. Also, beginning 2008, candidates above the age of 25 will not be able to appear for the pre-medical test. While the move may cause some amount of dismay, the examination body has made a concession for students who are already preparing for the May 2007 medical entrance exam. They

Sitemap