NRI and Student Corner: 05/01/2009

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Results 2009

ALL INDIA ENGINEERING / ARCHITECTURE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
(AIEEE - 2009)

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Results 2009

Secondary School Examination (Class X) Results 2009

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Sardar Patel University, M.Com. Final and B.C.A. Third Year Results

M.Com. Final April 2009 Examination
Third Year B.C.A. Examination March-April 2009

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University of Rajasthan - BBA Part II Results

University of Rajasthan

B.B.A. Part II Results

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VIDU - Vidya Sagar University

M.B.A. & B.Ed. Admission Notification

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Merit list of B.Ed. Admission

VIDU - Vidya Sagar University

Merit list of B.Ed. Admission

Announced on 28th May 2009

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M.B.A. & B.Ed. Admission Notification

Past Results

28/5/2009	Merit list of B.Ed Addmission
21/5/2009	M A Pt II (English) Provisional List Exam 2008
14/5/2009	M A Pt II (Political Science) Provisional List
14/5/2009	M A Pt II (Sanskrit) Provisional List Exam 2008
21/4/2009	M Com (Commerce) Provisional pt II Exmination 2008
16/4/2009	M SC PART I (Physics) Exam 08 Provisional List
16/4/2009	M SC PART II (Botany) Exam 07 Provisional List
26/3/2009	M Sc Pt II (Math) Exam 2008 Provisional List
24/3/2009	MA (Pol Science) Pt-I Exam 2008 Provisional List
20/3/2009	M SC PART I (Mathematics) Exam 08 Provisional List
20/3/2009	M SC PART II (Zoology) Exam 08 Provisional List
20/3/2009	MA PART I (English)Exam 08 Provisional List
16/3/2009	M Sc Part II(Nutrition) Exam 08 Provisional List
16/3/2009	MA Part II(Bengali) Exam 08 Provisional List

Gujarat State Secondary And Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar

HSC General Stream Exam Result 2009

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Gujarath Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) Result 2009
HSC (Class XII) Science Exam 2009 Result

Gujarat State Secondary And Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar

Gujarath Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) Result 2009

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Gujarat State Secondary And Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar

Gujarat State Secondary And Higher Secondary Education Board, Gandhinagar

HSC (Class XII) Science Exam 2009 Result

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ANU - Acharya Nagarjuna University Degree Final Year Results 2009

Acharya Nagarjuna University
Degree Final Year (BA, BAOL, BBM, BCA, B.Com, B.Com Res, B.Com Voc, B.Sc) Results 2009

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JNTU - Javahar Lal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, AP.

JNTU BTech VI Year IISem. Regular Results

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ANU - Acharya Nagarjuna University Degree Final Year(BAOL) Results 2009

Acharya Nagarjuna University
Degree Final Year(BAOL) Results 2009

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West Bengal Examination Results WEST BENGAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION-2009 (CLASS-X)

WEST BENGAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION-2009 (CLASS-X)
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SSC, X 10th Class Advanced Supplementary Exams - 2009

Andhra Pradesh Board of Secondary Edcation

Secondary School Certificate - 2009

Advanced Supplementary Examinations

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SSC, 10th, X class examination results -2009.

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WEST BENGAL BOARD OF MADRASAH EDUCATION EXAMINATION-2009

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Uttar Pradesh Examination Results U. P. Board Intermediate (Class XII) Examination

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	U. P. Board Intermediate (Class XII) Examination
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Central Police Organization (S. I.) Examination, 2008

Staff selection commission Results
Central Police Organization (S. I.) Examination, 2008 - Declaration of result of Candidates,qualified in paper-I(OMR) [PET]

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Uttar Pradesh Board of High School & Intermediate Education Results 2009

Uttar Pradesh Board of High School & Intermediate Education Results 2009
Intermediate (Class 12) Examination Results 2009
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Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) Results 2009

Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) Results 2009
HSSLC Class 12 (Arts)
SSLC Class 10 Exam
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Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (Arts) 2009

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Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) Orissa

Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) Orissa
CHSE +2 Arts, Science, Commerce and Vocational Examination Results 2009
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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Results 2009 Class 10 Board Results 2009 - Chennai, Ajmer and Panchkula Regions

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Results 2009
Class 10 Board Results 2009 - Chennai, Ajmer and Panchkula Regions

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Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) Results 2009 SSC (Class 10) Examination Results 2009

Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) Results 2009
SSC (Class 10) Examination Results 2009

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Board of Secondary Education of Rajasthan (BOSER) Results 2009 Senior Secondary (Class 12) Science Stream Results 2009

Board of Secondary Education of Rajasthan (BOSER) Results 2009
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Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBSE) Results 2009 HPBSE Middle (Class 8) Examination Results 2009

Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBSE) Results 2009
HPBSE Middle (Class 8) Examination Results 2009

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Sardar Patel University Results 2009 Third Year B.B.A Examination March-April 2009

Sardar Patel University Results 2009
Third Year B.B.A Examination March-April 2009
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Dr. NTR UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES ANDHRA PRADESH

Dr.NTR UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

VIJAYAWADA, ANDHRA PRADESH

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NRI and Student Corner: CET (Common Entrance Test) Karnataka Results 2009

JEE-2009 Results - Press Note

The results of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE-2009) for admissions to undergraduate courses in the fifteen IITs, IT-BHU and ISMU Dhanbad have been declared. A total of 384977 candidates appeared in JEE-2009 which was conducted by seven of the IITs on April 12, 2009. Out of them 10035 candidates have been declared qualified to seek admission for 8295 seats in the IITs at Bhubaneswar, Bombay, Delhi, Gandhinagar, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Indore, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Mandi (H.P.), Patna, Punjab, Rajasthan and Roorkee, IT-BHU Varanasi and ISMU Dhanbad. The number of candidates who appeared in JEE-2009 is nearly 24% more than that in the previous year. Nitin Jain (Reg. No. 2076372) who appeared in JEE from IIT Delhi Zone topped this year’s All India list of successful candidates. The result of all zones in terms of number of candidates appeared and qualified, and the name, registration no. and the AIR of zonal topper is given under.

Zone-wise : Numbers Qualified and Toppers

Zone Appeared Qualified Topper Name Regn. No. AIR
IIT BOMBAY 80501 3379 Shubham Tulsiani 1156155 2
IIT DELHI 60852 1524 Nitin Jain 2076372 1
IIT GUWAHATI 30180 263 Avradeep Bhowmik 3014122 34
IIT KANPUR 47592 603 Kritika Singh 4060357 56
IIT KHARAGPUR 52176 928 Gaurav Lulu 5016127 87
IIT MADRAS 64829 2426 Gopi Sivakanth 6004088 3
IIT ROORKEE 48850 912 Deepak Vasisht 7031183 33

TOTAL 384977 10035

This year 98,028 girls attempted JEE and 1048 of them qualified. Kritika Singh (Reg. No. 4060357) who appeared in JEE in IIT Kanpur zone with an All India Rank (AIR) 56 topped the list of girl candidates. Also 7 candidates out of 176 candidates who wrote JEE examination from the only overseas centre Dubai have qualified.
All Institutes having admissions through JEE, admit OBC/SC/ST students with relaxed criteria. This year, out of 104045 OBC candidates who wrote JEE, 1930 have qualified. Similarly, out of 36117 SC candidates 967 have qualified, out of 12484 ST candidates 208 have qualified. Gopi Sivakanth (Regn. No. 6004088) with AIR 3 in the common merit list, Mukul Singh (Regn. No. 1128302), AIR 220 in the common merit list and Kirtesh Meena (1168033), AIR 281 in the common merit list are the toppers of the OBC, SC and ST candidates, respectively. Candidates with physical disabilities (PD) will be granted admission through JEE-2009 with same relaxed norms as they are for SC/ST candidates. This year, 138 PD candidates have qualified under these norms.
Counselling for admissions will be made to all these candidates during 9th June to 16th June, 2009. Course allocations to the successful candidates will be declared on Wednesday, the 24th June, 2009.
All IITs, IT-BHU Varanasi and ISMU Dhanbad will also conduct a one-year Preparatory Course for SC/ST/PD students who do not make it to the common or reserved category merit lists. This year, 473 SC candidates, 641 ST candidates and 170 PD candidates have qualified for the Preparatory Course.
An extended merit list, category-wise, has also been drawn to facilitate admissions to other Govt. of India Institutions and the same has been displayed on websites. Students on this list may be counselled by the Indian Institute of Space-Science Technology (IIST), Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs), Rajeev Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) and Indian Institute of Maritime Studies (formerly DG Shipping).

CET - 2009, CENTRE WISE KARNATAKA CANDIDATES RANK LIST

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
NATA TEST - 2009 (CET 2009)
CENTRE WISE KARNATAKA CANDIDATES RANK LIST

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IIT JEE Results - Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) - Joint Entrance Examination 2009

Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) - Joint Entrance Examination 2009
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Results 2009
IIT JEE Results

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CET (Common Entrance Test) Karnataka Results 2009

CET (Common Entrance Test) Karnataka Results 2009
CET Karnataka Results 2009

Announced on May 25, 2009 at 11:00 am

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HNBG - Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University Results 2009

HNBG - Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, Uttaranchal Results 2009

B.Com. Part I Regular / Private Examinations Results - 2009

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SSC, X 10th Class Exam Results - 2009

HSC 2009 - Tamilnadu results

Higher Secondary Examinations Results 2009 released on 23rd May 2009.

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SSLC 2009 - Tamilnadu results

SSLC / Matriculation / Algo-Indian / OSLC Examinations Results 2009 released on 23rd May 2009.

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NASA - Huble - STS125 - Real Heros - Must be Congratulate them.!!

Launch:
2:01 p.m. EDT – May 11, 2009
Orbiter:
Atlantis
Mission Number:
STS-125
(126th space shuttle flight)
Launch Window:
Approximately 40 minutes
Launch Pad:
39A
Mission Duration:
11 days
Landing Site:
KSC
Inclination/Altitude:
28.5 degrees/304 nautical miles

NASA - Huble - STS125 - Last Mission

STS-125: The Final Visit

The mission insignia for STS-125 - the fourth Hubble servicing mission. Image: NASA

It's a mission to once more push the boundaries of how deep in space and far back in time humanity can see. It's a flight to again upgrade what already may be the most significant satellite ever launched.

And, for the space shuttle, it's a final visit to a dear, old friend.

The STS-125 mission will return the space shuttle to the Hubble Space Telescope for one last visit before the shuttle fleet retires in 2010. Over 11 days and five spacewalks, the shuttle Atlantis’ crew will make repairs and upgrades to the telescope, leaving it better than ever and ready for another five years – or more – of research.

The shuttle Discovery launched Hubble in 1990, and released it into an orbit 304 nautical miles above the Earth. Since then it’s circled Earth more than 97,000 times and provided more than 4,000 astronomers access to the stars not possible from inside Earth’s atmosphere. Hubble has helped answer some of science’s key questions and provided images that have awed and inspired the world.

“We’ve actually seen an object that emitted its light about 13 billion years ago,” said Hubble senior scientist Dave Leckrone. “Since the universe is 13.7 billion years old, that’s its infancy, the nursery. From the nearest parts of our solar system to further back in time than anyone has ever looked before, we’ve taken ordinary citizens on a voyage through the universe.”

But Hubble has not done it alone.

Atlantis’ crew – Commander Scott Altman, Pilot Gregory C. Johnson and Mission Specialists Andrew Feustel, Michael Good, John Grunsfeld, Mike Massimino and Megan McArthur – will be the fifth shuttle crew to fly to the telescope. Their predecessors have replaced and repaired failed and faulty components and added new and improved cameras and scientific equipment, and the STS-125 crew will be no different.

In fact, just 17 days before they were originally scheduled to launch to the satellite, one side of the computer that sends commands to Hubble’s science instruments and formats science data for transmission to the ground – called the Science Instrument Command and Data Handling Unit, or SIC&DH – malfunctioned. Mission managers were able to postpone the visit to allow time for a spare unit to be tested and to give the astronauts time to learn to install it, further extending Hubble’s life.

And it will be a more robust life, thanks to the new scientific instruments Atlantis’ spacewalkers will install. The Cosmic Origins Spectrograph, for instance, will observe the light put out by extremely faint, far-away quasars and see how that light changes as it passes through the intervening gas between distant galaxies. In this way scientists will learn what that gas is made of, how it’s changed over time and how it affects the galaxies around it.

The Hubble Space Telescope is in the grip of space shuttle Columbia's robotic arm in March 2002 at the beginning of STS-109, the third Hubble servicing mission. Image: NASA

“It’s an important player in the story of how galaxies are formed and how the chemical makeup of the universe has changed over time,” Leckrone said.

And the new Wide Field Camera 3 will allow Hubble to take large-scale, extremely clear and detailed pictures over a very wide range of colors. At ultraviolet and infrared wavelengths the WFC3 represents a dramatic improvement in capability over all previous Hubble cameras. It is also a very capable visible light camera, though by design not quite as capable at visible wavelengths as Hubble’s Advanced Camera for Surveys. The WFC3 and ACS are designed to work together in a complementary fashion.

“If I want a complete family album of the universe, I need to look at it in all these different wavelengths,” Leckrone said. “This will be the first time we’ve had an opportunity to take all these different images together, to have a comparable quality of pictures across this whole wavelength band.”

Before those much anticipated views are seen, though, the equipment has to be installed – a process that will be exciting in its own right. The spacewalks necessary to outfit Hubble will be very different from the spacewalks conducted at the International Space Station.

“It’s more like brain surgery than construction,” Lead Flight Director Tony Ceccacci said. “On station spacewalks, you’re installing large pieces of equipment – trusses, modules, etc. – and putting it together like an erector set. You can’t do that with Hubble. Hubble spacewalks are comparable to standing at an operating table, doing very dexterous work.”

Although the installation of the new equipment and the replacement of some old items – gyroscopes, batteries and a fine guidance sensor, in addition to the SIC&DH – will be challenging, it’s the repairs the astronauts plan that will be the most complicated.

The new camera and spectrograph are designed to complement the scientific instruments already on the telescope – specifically the Advanced Camera for Surveys and the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph. But pieces of those instruments have failed in past years – not the entire instrument, but specific pieces inside of them. The crew will replace only the pieces that have failed.

But those instruments were never designed to be repaired in space. In fact, they were specifically designed not to come apart.

“When we first looked at it, we were going ‘well, maybe, maybe not,’” Ceccacci said.

The Hubble Space Telescope is seen in March 2002 with its new solar arrays after the completion of STS-109, the third Hubble servicing mission. Image: NASA

Since then, the team has come up with a plan for the work that Ceccacci believes will be very successful. But it won’t be easy – the repair of the spectrograph, for instance, requires the spacewalkers to remove more than 100 screws to access a computer card they will pull out and replace.

Still, the mission’s commander pointed out that it’s good practice for the future.

“I think it’s a step that we need to take to make us better able to go to places like Mars,” Altman said. “You don’t want to drag a whole spare giant box along – you’d like to be able to have the one little transistor you need to plug in when that fails. Being able to demonstrate this in space is a key element of us growing as a space-faring people.”

The Hubble spacewalks won’t be the only things that differ from missions to the space station. Confined to just the shuttle, the quarters will be tighter; with five back-to-back spacewalks, the pace will be faster.

Without the station crew to give the shuttle a once over and photograph its heat shield , the customary survey of the heat shield done the day after launch will be much more intensive. The crew will use the shuttle robotic arm and its 50-foot boom extension and sensor systems to perform not only the standard nose cap and wing leading edges inspection, but also a survey of the upper crew cabin and the entire underside.

In the unlikely event that irreparable damage is found, the crew also won’t be able to get to the space station to wait for a ride home – Atlantis can't reach the station from Hubble’s orbit. Because the crew won't have access to the station and the support it could provide in an emergency, the mission to Hubble requires some changes on the ground.

For every shuttle mission since Columbia, there has been a contingency plan in place to allow another shuttle to be launched if needed to rescue a stranded shuttle crew. On station missions, that stranded crew can wait longer at the station than would be the case for Atlantis. So, for 125, another shuttle will be standing ready on Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Pad 39-B. If needed, space shuttle Endeavour, manned by the flight deck crew of mission STS-123 which flew in March, will be ready to fly to Hubble and retrieve Atlantis’ crew within days.

What puts Altman’s mind at ease, however, are the changes NASA has made to keep damage from occurring in the first place.

“I feel pretty good that we’ve made incredible improvement in the external tank,” he said. “That’s the root cause. But if something does happen, I think we have the tools to find it, see where it is, evaluate how serious it is and fix it. And then on that one-way-down-at-the-edge-of-the-probability-level chance that you could have damage such that you wouldn’t want to come home on it, we have the capability to stay up there – extend our time and have another shuttle come get us.”

The risks, he believes, are relatively small, and the payoff is huge.

“Hubble puts cutting edge science together with a visual image that grabs the public’s imagination,” Altman said. “I think that’s the first step in exploration. Because Hubble takes light that’s been traveling for billions of years, sucks it in and shows it to us. It’s like taking you on a journey 13 and a half billion light years away while you sit there at home and look out at the universe.”

Manmohan Singh Sworn in For 2nd Term as India's Prime Minister

In India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has taken charge of the country's new Congress-led coalition government for a second term. The swearing-in ceremony took place in the shadow of a row with a key ally.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh took the oath of office at the presidential palace in New Delhi Friday evening - nearly a week after the Congress-led coalition won a clear mandate in general elections.

Mr. Singh, 67, is only the second prime minister in the country to be returning to power after a full five-year term.

Nineteen Cabinet ministers also took oath of office. Many of them were senior ministers in Mr. Singh's previous government such as former foreign minister Pranab Mukherjee, Home Minister P. Chidambaram, former Commerce Minister Kamal Nath and former Defense Minister A.K. Antony.

Several of the ministers in the previous administration are expected to retain their positions in the cabinet, especially key ones such as defense. But India is likely to get a new foreign minister as Pranab Mukherjee has indicated he would like to head a ministry which involves less travel.

The number of ministers sworn in was smaller than expected - partly because of a row with a key ally over distribution of ministries.

The Tamil Nadu-based DMK party did not join the government because it was being given fewer ministries than it asked for.

The Congress Party and the DMK have held negotiations to break the deadlock.

Jaipal Reddy, a senior Congress leader who was sworn in as a Cabinet Minister, says allies such as DMK will likely be inducted next week when more ministers are named.

"These hiccups are inevitable, are natural, in a democracy, and at the moment we are going in only for partial Cabinet formation," he said. "We will soon go in for expansion. At that some of the problems that are faced now will have been resolved."

Analysts say the Congress Party, which has won a much stronger mandate, wants to take a firmer stand with its regional allies than it could do during its last term, when its government was more vulnerable.

The Congress-led coalition has won 262 seats - 10 seats short of a majority. But support from other parties takes its numbers to 322, well past the half way mark in the 543 member parliament.

This is expected to give Mr. Singh a relatively freer hand in implementing policies. He has indicated that good governance and spreading the benefits of economic growth to the country's poor will be a priority.

Mr. Singh, an economist, is widely viewed as an honest leader, capable of steering the country through the current economic downturn. His other challenges will be to manage relations with Pakistan at a time when the peace process between the two countries has stalled.

SSC, X 10th Class Exam Results - 2009

Andhra Pradesh Board of Secondary Edcation

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Sambalpur University Results - 2009

Sambalpur University Results - 2009

For all results regarding Sambalpur University
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Class XII Exam Results 2009 - ( Delhi, Guwahati and Allahabad regions )

Class XII Exam Results 2009 - Announced on 22nd May 2009 at 10:00 Hrs. IST
( Delhi, Guwahati and Allahabad regions )
Click here..! http://www.cbseresults.nic.in/class12/cbse12.htm
School wise Results
Click here...! http://cbseschoolresults.nic.in/cbse-2009/result.php

Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) Results 2009

Senior School Certificate Examination (Class XII) Results 2009
(Chennai, Ajmer and Panchkula Regions)
released on 20th May 2009.

Click here...!
http://cbseresults.nic.in/class12/cbse12.htm

Central Board of Secondary Education - School wise Results 2009

Central Board of Secondary Education

School Wise Results - 2009

Click here...!
http://cbseschoolresults.nic.in/cbse-2009/result.php

CBSE - ALL INDIA PMT/PDT ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 2009

CBSE - ALL INDIA PMT/PDT ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 2009
( RESULT OF PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION HELD ON 5th APRIL,2009 )
Click here...!
http://cbseresults.nic.in/pmtprelims/cbsepmtpre.htm

BSNL India launches Balance Transfer scheme

BSNL India launches Balance Transfer scheme

Now you can transfer your BSNL mobile balance to the any BSNL subscribers in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala sates.

To Register :

Type

register ptop and send the message to
54455
from your BSNL mobile.

Then you will receive a password to use balance transfer. This password for ever, don't loose it.

And

create a message
gift XXXXXXXXXX 100 password
send to the
54455

Example :

I need to send Rs 100 balance to my friend BSNL number 1234567890
my password is 1234

gift 1234567890 100 1234
and send to
54455

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