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Monday, 10 July 2017

Taking Tests to Remember Better and Score Higher

Studying is important because we learn new things. The importance of studying for a student is immense because students’ need to remember information that will be asked in the exam at the end of the year. However, rather than waiting for the institution or governing body to take an exam or test students should attempt to test their knowledge immediately after a studying session. There has been enough research done to show that tests are beneficial to students in remembering what they studied better.

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Taking Tests to Remember Better and Score Higher

Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Robomate+, the revolutionary way to learn was finally revealed

The Revolution was finally revealed yesterday after, an evening of super excitement and entertainment. Mr. Amitabh Bachchan, the brand ambassador of Robomate+ unveiled the Learning Management System, developed by MT Educare, after a fun filled evening.

The evening was hosted by the suave Hussain Kuwajerwala. He started off the entertaining evening with a dance show by V Company. The boys of V Company were all over the stage with their amazing dance moves. Hussain himself performed on a couple of Bollywood songs. Other entertainers who had the crowds screaming for more were singers Mohammad Irfan, Mohit Gaur and Mansheel Gujral. Mohammad Irfan sang the songs, he has sung for various Hindi films including Baarish from the film Yariyan. He was followed by Mohit Gaur, who sang his famous ‘cupcake’ among other songs. Digvijay Singh rendered soulful numbers and ended his performance with the song ‘Badtameez Dil’ from the film Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. Dipti Sharma and Suraj Biswas also had the audience tapping to their numbers. Antara Mitra gave a splendid performance and had the audience on their feet with numbers like Dum Mast Kalandar and Balam Pichkari from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani.

You can read the full article here: Robomate+, the revolutionary way to learn was finally revealed

NEET And The Fate Of Private And State Medical Colleges

The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) will not play with the fate of the students as much as it will affect the private and the state colleges. Before the directive of the Supreme Court came into effect, the students had to take an examination at the all India level for taking admission into the top notch medical colleges that are run by the Central Government. The students were to take a separate examination for the state run medical colleges. However, the scenario has altered with the implementation of this rule and it is made for to serve better purposes for the students and the convenience of the authorities to conduct the examinations.

Benefits of NEET

While the directive of the Supreme Court is not likely to affect the fate of the students, it will certainly have an impact at the way in which the entire system functioned at the state level. However, the truth is that the students will also benefit with the implementation of this rule despite the fact that they are apparently in a state of confusion after the roll-out of this rule. The following points will illustrate.

The misuse of the entire system in which large amount of capitation fees were accepted by the private colleges for granting admission to the aspiring medical candidates will no longer remain in effect.
The implementation of this rule will make way for better and transparent checking and it can be expected that the authorities will have better ways to manage a single entrance examination for the candidates living in India.

You can read the full article here: NEET And The Fate Of Private And State Medical Colleges

Turning the Class Inside out – the flipped classroom.

It is usual for most children to show promise while growing up. Most parents love to display their child’s talent of memorizing poetry and songs to relatives and friends. However, the same parents lament the loss of interest in studies as the children grow up. “He can do it,” says the parent. “If only he would take interest.” It is not rare to find a teacher scolding her student by recounting the songs her student can remember, but when it comes to studies, the teacher is disappointed at the student’s ability to remember simple theorems. Sometimes, it even happens that certain students show promise in class, but the next day they are struggling with the same lessons.

Why do some students fall behind in studies?

There are many answers to question why. Most of them are related to the interest levels of students, and that the lectures are boring. However, is there a solution to this? What if lectures were made interesting? They could include animation and presentations! It has long been accepted that children retain most information when it is presented to them in a pleasing manner.

You can read the full article here: Turning the Class Inside out – the flipped classroom.

Joint Entrance Exam(JEE) Is An Exception For The Participants

The Joint Entrance Examination(JEE) is a highly competitive examination which is jointly conducted for obtaining admission to the IIT’s and the engineering colleges under the guidance of the board. The performance of the candidates provides a clear idea about those students that have the eligibility to take admission in the engineering colleges although the selection is done rank-wise. Therefore, the students with higher ranks have a better chance of gaining admission to the colleges under the zonal IIT’s and the state run engineering colleges in India. Students can take this examination after completion of Class XII or the Senior Secondary Examinations that are conducted by the state boards as well by the other boards such as CBSE.

Getting on with the basics

With exceptional knowledge of solving the most critical problems of Mathematics and Physics, the students can get ahead in life by pursuing a career in engineering. Read the following points.

You can read the full article here: Joint Entrance Exam(JEE) Is An Exception For The Participants

AIIMS MBBS Exam 2016

AIIMS MBBS Exam 2016

Introduction to AIIMS MBBS Exam

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is a well known and the most resourceful medical university and research institution under Indian government located in Delhi, India. The government organization conducts AIIMS MBBS Exam every year in India. Candidates who clear the AIIMS MBBS exam get the opportunity to experience advanced medical training from the expert faculties of AIIMS during their undergraduate course. Undoubtedly AIIMS MBBS is the toughest exam in the medical field in India but an undergraduate degree from AIIMS is capable of opening the routes to fortune for sure.

AIIMS 2016 MBBS Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who want to appear in the AIIMS MBBS Examination have to qualify a certain eligibility criteria in terms of age, passing percentage, academic board of education and primary subjects.

The minimum percentage requirement in the 10+2 results for the candidates to be eligible for AIIMS MBBS 2016 is

Category General SC/ST

Aggregate marks (%) 60 50

Candidates applying for AIIMS MBBS 2016 Exams must have PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and English in their 10+2 exam.

Candidates applying for AIIMS MBBS 2016 Exams must have accomplished their 10+2 from CBSE or a recognized Board.

Candidates applying for AIIMS MBBS 2016 Exams must be of 17 years of more on the date December 31, 2016.

Candidates applying for AIIMS MBBS 2016 Exams must be Indian.

You can read the full article here: AIIMS MBBS Exam 2016

Pursuing A Fascinating Career In Engineering With JEE Advanced Examination

For engineering aspirants in India, the first hurdle that the students must consider is the Joint Entrance Examination which is a common entrance test for the students. In fact, this exam also targets those students that are eager to take admission in the zonal IIT’s the most eminent engineering institution in India. This examination is held in two phases. While the first one is called JEE Mains Examination, the second phase is JEE Advanced. The other technical institutes that are included for admission in this examination are National Institute of Design, Institute of Engineering Science and Technology Shibpur and the Central Funded Technical Institute. However, not all students have access to the advanced examinations that are held before the mains.

Things to know

Which candidates can take JEE Advanced Examination and what is the implication of this test? Out of the students that take this examination every year, around 1.5 lakh students can take the advanced tests. Take a quick look at the following points.

Not taking the JEE Advanced Examination does not mean that you have reached the end of the road while pursuing a successful career in engineering. You can still get into some of the top engineering colleges.
The JEE Advanced Examination is meant for those students that are keen to take admission to the IIT’s and the Indian School of Mines Dhanbad.

You can read the full article here: Pursuing A Fascinating Career In Engineering With JEE Advanced Examination

Making learning easier with the flipped class room

Imagine this scenario. A child is watching his lessons on the tab or smartphone. He is enjoying the lesson because it is filled with animations and presentations. The lesson is short so he doesn’t get bored and at the end of the lesson the child can assess himself by answering the objective type questions attached to the lesson. The software analyses the areas where the child is weak and presents the analysis to the child, who can go back to the lesson and relook at the concept to understand it thoroughly. Ultimately, he does comprehend the concept and passes the test on his device and also in school.

Many parents would go love the part where it says that the child enjoys the lesson, because that is impossible to imagine. However, it is believable once the word ‘animation’ enters the conversation. This plot is not from a sci-fi movie, but a concept that is fast catching on in the world of education. This is called the flipped class room. So called because the student learns his lessons at home leaving the class room time free for discussions, experiments, activity-based learning and tests.

You can read the full article here: Making learning easier with the flipped class room

All you need to know about JEE Advanced 2016

Introduction to JEE Advanced

JEE Advanced is one of the most awaited and toughest exams occurring every year in India. JEE Advanced is guided and controlled by Joint Admission Board (JAB). The exam is conducted by the zonal IITs and hence it is often referred as IIT JEE Advanced examination. Aspirants who want to apply for JEE Advanced must clear the JEE Mains cut-off. Candidates who clear the JEE Advanced exam get the opportunity to be an esteemed part of the 16 IITs of the nation or ISM. Candidates get the choice to opt for a bachelor degree program or integrated Master/Dual degree program.

JEE Advanced 2016 Eligibility Criteria

The year 2016, brought a new pile of challenges in front of the JEE aspirants. As usual, the JEE Mains was tougher than the last year and the results of the Mains examination decided the fate of millions of aspirants. First 1, 50,000 Mains qualifiers were chosen to apply for the JEE Advanced based on the CML –

For General Category – 50.5%
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) – 27%
SC- 15%
ST- 7.5%

You can read the full article here: All you need to know about JEE Advanced 2016

Getting Ready for (Common Admission Test) CAT 2016

CAT or Common Admission Test is a national level test for candidates hopeful of achieving a Masters Degree in management in one of India’s prestigious Indian Institute of Management (IIM) including Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta.

Registration

The registration is done online. You should ensure that you have the minimum qualifications required for CAT. You must have a Bachelor’s Degree with at least 50% marks, unless you are an SC/ST. In which case you can apply for the exam with a minimum percentage of 45%. The admission procedure for each IIM is different and may include Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI). However, CAT is an important part of the admission process. Get registered online on the site iimcat.ac.in. Keep relevant papers at hand while filling the form.

Registration Fees:

Rs. 1,600/- for General Category and OBC.

Rs. 800/- for SC / ST / DA (PWD) category candidates.

You can read the full article here: Getting Ready for (Common Admission Test) CAT 2016

What NOT to do when getting back to school!

Hope you are enjoying the monsoons! Unfortunately the vacations are over and school has started for many and they are back in class. Honestly that is not so bad, considering some of our friends are busy running around trying to get into the best management and medical colleges in the country. I am talking about MBA and Medical aspirants who have been rushing to complete their NEET and CAT applications.

Well, it is a new start to a new year in school or college. Some of you are planning to enjoy and some have resolved to do a little better in studies this year. Whatever you have decided, it is not necessarily going to be all fun and games and it is really not healthy to be studying all the time. Since we have all decided what to do with our coming year, here is a list of what not to do when in school.

Not interacting with the teacher in class

The teacher is there for discipline, so as long as she is there you have decided to lie low. Regarding the questions she asks now and again you are definitely never going to answer them. They are answered by students who just want to show off. This is the basic resolve of probably most students in class. That is good for the teacher. Imagine what she will have to go through if all students wanted to have a conversation with her.

You can read the full article here: What NOT to do when getting back to school!

Learn and attempt CAT mock test papers

Cracking the CAT is not that hard, if you are very focused on your results. If you haven’t started preparing for the test take heart there are many out there who are in the same boat. These are the compulsive procrastinators who would rather start another day. While there is no time limit to start preparing – some people fail after a year of preparation and some people have cracked it after only some weeks – it is better to be safe than sorry. So if you really haven’t started preparing for the CAT, the best time to start is now.

You basically need to do two things to be prepared for CAT.

1. Learn

2. Test yourself.

You can read the full article here: Learn and attempt CAT mock test papers

How does Brexit affect the Oxford-aspiring student fraternity?

All kinds of divorces do have a sublime effect on the various sections of the society. And with Britain quoting their former leader Mr. Churchill, “History will be kind to me for I intend to write it”, things might not be that merry for the ones who are on the receiving end of this history being rewritten.

So when we think from the perspective of the large Indian student Diaspora who are aspiring to get their convocation ceremonies in historical fraternities such as the Oxford, Cambridge, etc, following are the major considerations we derive from this “Vote to move out”:

You can read the full article here:How does Brexit affect the Oxford-aspiring student fraternity?

Growing technology and the flipped class room

Technology is growing at an exponential rate. We can feel how fast it is growing when we look around us and find little children using smartphones and tablets to play games in comparison to some years ago when they did not have access to basic video games with low graphics. Everyone is now connected to everyone and if you know your way around you can find who is hanging out where at this time.

In a time like this, it makes a lot of sense to use technology to impart education. However, this is not a new concept. The dialogue to use technology in the classroom was started quite a long time ago. Many institutions have experimented with the use of computers and videos for some time. The increasing use of smartphones, tablets and digital readers has prompted many institutions to record lectures and send lectures by email to students who miss classes. Many educators have started using the net to send and receive homework.

You can read the full article here:Growing technology and the flipped class room

4 very important tips to remember this academic year

The academic year may have just started, but that does not mean you can take it easy and relax only to wake up before an exam. All students want to pass. The only problem is that we don’t want to work for it. Unfortunately, studies have become a burden one has to carry through school. It is not viewed as a learning process for what could be useful lessons later in life.

Here are some tips for you to keep in mind. Tell this to your friends too. It may help the lazy friend to improve his or her marks.

Make yourself a time table.

Always plan ahead. Divide some time for studies and some time for other stuff including playing and chatting up friends on social media. Learn to manage time. Everything has to be planned. Allotted time should be treated as sacred and no overlaps are allowed. If at all study can overlap other activities. Set up alarms to keep track of time.

You can read the full article here:4 very important tips to remember this academic year

Keeping tabs on students

These days every child wants to have a tablet of his own. And why not? He sees the adults using it all the time. The child’s aim however, is to play games or watch videos. Not many years ago children used to be happy simply gaping at the idiot box. In those days housewives used to put on the television for children so that they could do their household chores in peace. Of course times have changed and demands have changed with it.

Many parents actually buy smart phones and tablets for their children to play with, but studying still means that the child has to sit with a book in hand. The underlying belief being that even if children are not reading the book, there is always the hope that they may do it eventually.

You can read the full article here: Keeping tabs on students

Score High With MBA Online Video Lecture

Every year, lakhs of aspirants prepare for MBA Entrance Examinations such as CAT (Common Admission Test), XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test), MAT, GMAT, IRMA and more to get admission in premium colleges, like IIMs, IIFT, Symbiosis and more.

Some succeed, but some find it hard to get good marks even if they tried hard. What is lacking? How to prepare for the MBA Exams? Do not worry, we have prepared MBA Online Video Lecture for the aspirants so that you can prepare better for their exam.

You can read the full article here: Score High With MBA Online Video Lecture

CA Video Lecture- Online Solution to Your CA Problems

Preparing for CA Examinations, but do not have enough time to join coaching classes or ample money to join one. Students can face either of the issues while starting their preparation. If these are your problems as well, then optimize your time and start preparing with CA Video Lecture. E-learning not only saves your commute time, but also reduces your coaching expenditure.

CA Exam is conducted by ICAI, a professional accounting & finance body of India. Students who want to become Chartered Accountants need to appear for the CA Exams. Chartered Accountancy Course is one of the toughest professional courses. Hence, tons of concentration and proper guidance is required. To guide the aspirants, CA Online Video Lectures are prepared.

You can read the full article here: CA Video Lecture- Online Solution to Your CA Problems

Engineering Entrance Video Lecture to Prepare at Home

Every PCM student wants to get admission in IITs and the only way to this is engineering entrance examination. You prepare profusely, day and night for the exams, but imagine while you are preparing for the exam, you get stuck on a topic and no one is there to solve the problem. What will you do? You will definitely skip it. We have however, solved your problem by creating online Engineering Entrance Video Lectures.

Lecture-based videos are helpful in overcoming educational limitations and have great potential for learning. You can prepare for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with the help of easy tricks that save your time and money both.

You can read the full article here:Engineering Entrance Video Lecture to Prepare at Home

Crack JEE Main Exam with IIT JEE Video Lecture

JEE Main Examination is the most important entrance for all the engineering aspirants as it is the only way to get admission in IITs, the premium engineering institutes. Every year, lakhs of aspirants appear in the examination to compete with scholars. Only a few attain good rank while others have to compromise with whatever they receive.

The only method to become an IITian is to prepare hard for the exam and for this IIT JEE Video Online Lectures are the best option. Every student is different and has different study schedule. Hence, considering the different learning ability of the students, these IIT JEE Video Lectures are prepared. That implies irrespective of time and place, students can prepare well with the help of these online lectures.