Websites of ALL INDIA ENTRANCE EXAMS-

ALL INDIA ENTRANCE EXAMS FOR HIGHER STUDIES - AFTER 12th

1.JEE main (Joint entrance examination main) Written Exam B.E/B.Tech /B.Arch https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/ for NIT’S and IIIT’S.

2 JEE ADVANCE (Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Exam) Written Exam B.E/B.Tech in IIT www.advance.nic.in

3 NEET Written Exam M.B.B.S/ B.D.S in India www.aipmt.nic.in now this exam is replaced by NEET.

4 AFMC- (Armed Forces Medical College Entrance Exam Written Exam M.B.B.S(Should Serve 7 Years in Armed Forces) www.afmc.nic.in

5 NID NEED(Nation al Entrance Exam for Design Written Exam National Institute of Design and other Design Institutes www.nid.edu

6 CLAT- (Common Law Admission Written Exam National Law Universities www.clat.ac.in Test)

7 BITSAT(Birla Institute of Technology Science Admission Test) Online Exam B.E in Pilani , Hyderabad and Goa www.bits-pilani.ac.in

8 NCHMCT(Na tional Council for Hotel Management Catering Technology Joint Entrance Exam) Written Exam B.Sc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration www.nchm.nic.in/

9 NDA and NA( National Defense Academy and Naval Academy) Written Exam Conducted by UPSC 3 Years Training for entry into ARMY/NAVY/AIRFORCE www.nda.nic.in

10 NEETUG ( National Eligibility Entrance Exam for Under Graduate)AIP MT to be Replaced Written Exam M.B.B.S/ B.D.S www.cbscneet.nic.in

11 AIMNET(All India Merchant Navy Entrance Written Exam by Bharat Shipping Ltd B.Tech Marine Engineering/ B.Sc Nautical Science/B.Tech Navel Architecture and Ship Building www.aim.net.co.in Test)

12 IIST( Indian Institute of Space Technology) Thiruvananth apuram Written Exam B.Tech- Avionics/ Aerospace Engineering/ Physical Science www.iist.ac.in

13 JNU(Jawahar lal Nehru University)NE W DELHI Written Exam B.A Foreign Language www.jnu.ac.in

14 CIEFL( Centr al Institute of English and foreign languages HYDERABA D written Exam B.A. English &Mass communication with specialization in Arabic/French German/Japanese/Russian/Spanish. www.efluniversity.ac.in/

15 Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) KOLKATTA Bengaluru Written Exam (Indian National Maths Olympiad awardees are exempted) B Sc Statistics (Kolkata ) and B Sc Mathematics(Bengaluru ) www.isical.ac.in/

16 Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research Pune, Bhopal, Kolkata, Mohali and Thiruvananth apuram Written Exam 5-year BS-MS dual degree in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics / IISER Kolkata offers major in Earth Sciences www.iiserpune.ac.in/ (IISER)

17 The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) Computer Based Test B.Arch www.nata.in/

18 Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Written Exam 4 year Bachelor in science www.iisc.ernet.in/

19 All India PreVeterinary Test AIPVT Written Exam to 5 year B.V.Sc and AH www.vci.nic.in

20 AIIMS MBBS Entrance Test Written Exam MBBS www.aiimsexams.org/

21 All India Entrance Examination for B.Sc in Agriculture and allied sciences at Agriculture Universities AIEEA - Indian Council of Agricultural Research ICAR Written Exam Bachelor degree in Agriculture , Horticulture , Fisheries, Forestry , Home Science, Sericulture , Biotechnology, Agriculture engineering, Dairy Technology, Food Science and Agricultural marketing www.icar.org.in

22 AIIMS Written Exam B.Sc Hons Nursing and Para Medical courses www.aiimsexams.org/

23 UCEED 2015 Written Exam B Design program Product Design, IDC IIT Bombay 2015 Communication Design, Interaction Design, Mobility Design and Animation Design www.uceed.in/

24 Footwear Design and Development Institute ( FDDI All India Selection Test( AIST 2015 Computer Based Entrance Test Footwear Design www.fddiindia.com/

25 NEST 2015 The National National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) Written Exam 5 year integrated M Sc. Course in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics www.niser.ac.in/

26 Regional Institute of Education RIE CEE Written Exam B.Sc. B.Ed. / BA B.Ed 4 Year / M Sc B Ed www.rieajmer.raj.nic.in/

27 Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET) Written Exam Integrated UG / PG and Research Programs ( BA B.Ed, BSc B Ed, BA LLB, Integrated MA, /MA, MSc, MSc B Ed, Integrated M Sc in 10 Central Universities

www.cucet2015.co.in

28 Humanities and social Sciences Written Exam 5 year integrated MA Course in Developmental Studies and MA in English Studies offered by IIT www.hsee.iitm.ac.in Entrance exam HSEE Madras

29 Tata Institute of Social sciences TISS BA Hons Social Work Written Exam 3 year BA Course in Social Work with specialization in Rural Development and for BA and MA integrated program

www.tiss.edu.in

30 NIFT- (National Institute of Fashion Technology) Written Exam Fashion Technology / Design Management www.nift.ac.in/

31 CA programme Common Proficiency Test (CPT) CA www.icai.org

32 CS Programme - Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) 2½ years (after graduation), 3½ years (after Class 12) Written Exam CS

www.icsi.ed

33.BHU - ALL Courses

34.ICI - Indian Chemical Technology.

35. ICAR - Agriculture

36.Jipmer - pondy MBBS

37.IISER - Indian Institute Science Education and Research.

This site is made by the students of the University of Mumbai, where all the study material needed to prepare for the students who want to prepare for the various competitive exams like U.P.S.C, M.P.S.C, I.B.P.S, P.S, S.S.C, N.D.A, C.D.S, R.B.I, Railways, etc. is provided free of cost.

http://upscfever.com/upsc-fever/index.html

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Seven key differences between Parenting in India and Dutch:

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School Library suggested list for Indian schools for classes 6th to 10th standard:

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Hauna Curriculum is for strong preschool education:

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Who is Sir Hajee Ismail Sait of Bangalore:

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Sarang- An alternative school Journey @ India

A couple who leaned towards alternative education started a Journey with ‘Sarang’ alternative school initiative. As government school teachers, they were themselves disillusioned with the limitations of formal education. And what next, They quit the job to fulfill Sarang dream. They dreamt of a school environment that is close to reality- open, democratic and with fluid boundaries. What if I say, this is your classroom... The kids at Sarang introduced to each other not as classmates, but as brothers and sisters. What do they learn with?- A barren land. How big is the classroom/learning Lab?- Its onnnnlllyyy, 12 Acres. Where it is located?- Attappady, near Palakkad, Kerala, India. At this alternative learning area, ‘There were very few trees, and the only water source had dried out completely. But this would be a perfect place for the children to learn about life and survival’. Where is my food?- All vegetables, fruits, and grains that were needed fo...

MONTESSORI PHILOSOPHY AND HOME SCHOOLING

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Learn democratic values like justice, liberty, equality, inclusivity, sustainability, and social responsibility through experiential learning techniques:

Student officer education program (SOEP): We believe it’s never too early for children to start playing an active role in our democracy. Our SOEP designed to round out their education by adding the important element of citizenship and life skills education. Transform children into concerned, thinking and active citizens. Together with regular school curriculum, This SOEP activities (also recommended by UNICEF). Learn democratic values like justice, liberty, equality, inclusivity, sustainability, and social responsibility through experiential learning techniques. Understand what their rights are as citizens, and gain the confidence to act in pursuit of these rights, whether by organising peaceful campaigns or contacting government authorities to fix civic amenities – thus learning important life skills. Gain a sense of duty and responsibility as citizens to work for the betterment of their communities, the environment, and society as a whole. The passion of the student-volunte...

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- One of the big challenges for both educators and parents is dealing with issues of discipline. Before we look at the reasons why children misbehave and what needs to be done to ensure self - disciplined children ,let us look at the differences between discipline and punishment. Sh Abdalla Idris from Canada reminded us that whilst discipline changes behaviour, punishment suppresses behaviour. Discipline is defined as the ability to train oneself to do those things that should be done and resist those things that should be avoided. What are the differences between discipline and punishment: 1. Purpose: Discipline teaches and guides, while punishment penalizes and inflicts pain. 2. Approach: Discipline is proactive, while punishment is reactive. 3. Focus: Discipline focuses on the behaviour, while punishment focuses on the child. 4. Tone: Discipline is often calm and gentle, while punishment is often harsh and angry. 5. Outcome: Discipline leads to self-regulation, whil...

Education system in Greece and Rome in ancient times: (In Urdu)-

یونان اور روم میں نظامِ تعلیم ڈاکٹر عرفان حبیب مغربی تعلیم کی تاریخ کا آغاز حضرت عیسیٰؑ سے سیکڑوں برس پہلے، یونانی قوم کی تعلیمی سرگرمیوں سے ہوتا ہے۔ اس تاریخ میں بیسویں صدی کی شروعات تک ایک تسلسل پایا جاتا ہے۔ ابتدائی دور میں یونانی شہری ریاستوں میں رہتے تھے۔ شروع ہی سے ان کے یہاں تعلیم کو بڑی اہمیت دی جاتی تھی۔ اچھے شہری تیار کرنے کے لیے تعلیم ضروری تھی۔ یہ ریاستیں دشمنوں میں گھری ہوئی تھیں اور اکثر اندرونی خطروں کا بھی سامنا کرنا ہوتا تھا۔ اس لیے شہریوں کی اس طرح سے تربیت ضروری تھی کہ وہ اندرونی اور بیرونی خطروں کا اچھی طرح مقابلہ کر سکیں۔ اس یونانی سماج کی بنیاد، غلامی کے نظام پر تھی جس میں غلاموں کی تعداد آزاد شہریوں سے کہیں زیادہ تھی۔ تجارت اور ہاتھ سے کام کرنے کو معیوب سمجھا جاتا تھا اور یہ کام غلاموں سے لیے جاتے تھے، اس لیے شہریوں کو کوئی ٹیکنیکل تعلیم حاصل کرنے کی ضرورت نہیں تھی۔ شہری ریاستیں کئی باتوں میں ایک دوسرے سے مختلف تھیں اور اس لیے ان کے تعلیم کے مقاصد بھی جدا جدا تھے مثلاً سپارٹا اور ایتھنز کے تعلیمی نظام بالکل الگ الگ تھے۔ سپارٹا کے شہری اپنے علاقے می...

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