Sunday, September 30, 2012

UGC-MAULANA AZAD NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP FOR MINORITY STUDENTS 2012-13


University Grants Commission invites applications for the award of 756 fellowships for the year 2012-13                      

under Maulana Azad National Fellowship (MANF) for the benefit of Minority Students belonging to 
Muslim, Sikh, Christian, Buddhist & Parsi communities for pursuing studies leading  to M.Phil/Ph.D 
degree (full time) in Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Humanities & Social Sciences.  Students 
availing themselves of the benefit of JRF of UGC-NET or UGC-CSIR NET are not eligible to apply.
Selection will be made on the basis of merit. The guidelines of the scheme, detailed terms and conditions 
of the fellowship, eligibility etc. may be seen by logging  on to the UGC website www.ugc.ac.in.
Applications in the prescribed format may be submitted only through on line mode latest by one month’s 
time   from the date of publication of the advertisement (non-extendable) by logging on to 
website www.ugc.ac.in/manf  
The decision of the Commission with regard to selection of candidates for the award of fellowships shall 
be final.  
NOTE:-
 Applications submitted only through online mode shall be entertained and no application 
submitted in hard copy shall be entertained or considered for award of fellowship in any 
circumstances whatsoever.
1 Record of the non-selected candidates shall not be preserved beyond three months from the 
date of declaration of results, which will be notified in the UGC website.



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IIT MADRAS MS/PHD PROGRAM 2013 JAN-MAY


IITM -PG/PHD Programme – 2013 JAN-MAY



MS and Ph D Admission - Jan- May 2013 Semester
Visit the research admissions portal http://research.iitm.ac.in/ for details on MS and Ph D Admissions for Jan - May 2013 Semester

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Thursday, July 19, 2012

KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST 2012, KERALA ONLINE APPLICATION ,PROSPECTUS,SYLLABUS


Time Schedule

Notification
:
17/07/2012
Starting Date of Online Registration
:
18/07/2012
Last Date of Online Registration
:
31/07/2012, 3 PM
Last Date of Receipt of Printed Application Form
:
04/08/2012, 5 PM
Issue of Online Hall Ticket
:
16/08/2012 onwards
Date of Examination
:
25/08/2012

Online Registration
Downloads
How to apply for K-TET
Notification
Prospectus
Syllabus
READ ALSO :SET 2012 KERALA -PREVIOUSQUESTION PAPER

Friday, July 6, 2012

HIGGS BOSON-SOME FACTS


Q: what is a Higgs boson?
A: A tiny subatomic particle that apparently weighs about 130 times as much as an atom of hydrogen, the lightest gas.
Q: What does it do?
A: Simply put, the Higgs particle interacts with other subatomic particles that are building blocks of atoms in a way that slows them down. It's the reason that matter in the universe has mass. Mass gives the particles inertia, or resistance to being moved faster. 
Q: What is a simple analogy that describes this effect?
A: Compare Higgs bosons to groupies mobbing a celebrity. The other particles are the celebrities, desperately trying to move but slowed by autograph-seekers. Higgs bosons don't have pens, but the attention they give to the other particles slows them, creating inertia.
Q: Why did physicists think this likely had to exist?
A: Physicists look to particles to explain forces in the universe. In the physicists' theories, electromagnetic and nuclear forces don't need particles with mass to work. But the particles do have mass, so we need an explanation for why. In 1964, Peter Higgs of Scotland's University of Edinburgh and other physicists theorized the Higgs boson was the culprit.
Q: How did they make this discovery?
Essentially, two teams collected data in separate experiments that smashed together millions of subatomic particles called protons to see what pieces emerged from the smash-ups. The particle reported on Wednesday fell to pieces in ways predicted by Higgs and other physicists.
Q: How sure are they that this is the Higgs boson?
A: CERN chief Rolf Heuer calls it "a particle consistent with the Higgs boson." CERN assigned about a 0.000057% statistical chance of the particle detection being wrong.

UGC CSIR NET,JRF JUNE 2012 EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER -CHEMICAL SCIENCE,PHYSICAL SCIENCE,EARTH SCIENCE,MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE,LIFE SCIENCE

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UGC-CSIR PART A PATTERN REVISED( 2012 DEC ONWARDS)


Joint CSIR-UGC NET for JRF and Elegibility for Lectureship

It is notified for information of all students that syllabus of Part A of Joint
CSIR-UGC Test for Junior Research Fellowship and Eligibility for Lectureship has
been revised. The existing syllabus and revised syllabus is as under:
Existing Syllabus
General Science, Quantitative Reasoning
and Analysis and Research Aptitude.
Revised Syllabus
General Aptitude with emphasis
On logical reasoning, graphical
analysis, analytical and numerical
ability, quantitative comparison,
series formation, puzzles etc.
The number of questions available and to be attempted in this Part A remains the same
i.e. there will be 20 questions and the candidates shall be required to answer any 15
questions. Each question will be of two marks.

Thursday, June 28, 2012

project fellow alagappa university


WALK IN INTERVIEW


A Walk-in Interview will be held at the Department of Nanoscience 
and Technology, Alagappa University, Karaikudi - 630 003 on 18.07.2012 
(Wednesday) at 11.00 AM for the position of PROJECT FELLOW for the 
following RESEARCH PROJECT. 
1. UGC funded major research project entitled, “Novel Heterogeneous 
Nanocatalyst for Biodiesel Synthesis from Vegetable Oils” 
Qualification: I Class M. Sc., in Nanoscience and Technology/ Chemistry/ 
Biochemistry. Pass in NET/ GATE is preferable. Research Experience in the 
related field may be considered
Emoluments & Duration: 
Rs. 8,000 per month (Revised scale of pay is applicable) – Three Years
  
Eligible candidates may appear for the Walk-in Interview with CV, copies of 
certificates and all original certificates/ testimonials for verification. 
No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

JRF IN VSSC



Eligibility:

First Class M.Sc. Degree in Physics/Applied Physics/Atmospheric Science
/Meteorology/Space Science/Planetary Sciences/Astronomy & Astrophysics 
with minimum 60% marks as average of all semesters or CGPA/CPI grading 
of 6.5 on a 10 point scale or equivalent.
Those who are slated to complete the M.Sc. course in the academic year 
2011-2012 are also eligible to apply provided final year mark list 
and certificate (satisfying the eligibility criteria) is to be produced
 at the time of written test/interview.

Age Limit:

28 years as on 26.06.2012 (31 years for OBC candidates and 33 years in
 case of SC/ST candidates. Persons with Disability are eligible for age
 relaxation as per rules).
Selection Process:
The qualification prescribed is the minimum requirement and the same does 
not automatically make candidates eligible for written test and interview.
Based on the bio-data, initial screening will be conducted to short-list 
candidates for written test. However, candidates who have cleared UGC-NET/CSIR 
for research fellowship (not lectureship) or have valid GATE score will be
directly called for interview. The schedule and venue of written test/interview 
will be intimated later. Candidates qualifying in the written test will have to 
appear for an interview.
Pay and Allowances:
The Fellowship is initially for a period of ONE YEAR and is renewable annually 
for a total period of FIVE years. There will be a review of the activity before
 renewal. As of now, the Fellowship carries an amount of ` 16,000 per month, 
which might be increased to ` 18,000/- after completion of two years. Candidates 
are also eligible for HRA as admissible to regular employees of VSSC.

General Conditions:

01. The number of vacancies indicated above is provisional and may vary 
depending on the actual requirement.
02. Candidates will have to produce proof of the details furnished in their 
applications submitted on-line as and when required.
03. Only short listed candidates will be called for Written Test/Interview.
04. Outstation candidates called for Interview will be paid to and fro Second 
Class Railway Fare by the shortest route including reservation/sleeper 
charges on production of proof of journey such as Railway Tickets/Ticket Number
 or Bus tickets, etc. If the candidates travel in a higher class of accommodation
 than the one prescribed, only Second Class rail fare excluding the 
reservation charges/sleeper charges will be paid.
05. If any information furnished on-line is found to be incorrect or false on
 verification, the candidate will not be interviewed and Travelling Allowance 
will not be paid.
06. The Centre reserves the right not to fill up the position, if it so decides.
07. Only Indian Nationals need apply.
08. No interim correspondence will be entertained.
09. Canvassing in any form will be a disqualification.
Government strives to have a workforce which reflects gender balance and women 
candidates are encouraged to apply.