Sunday, June 15, 2008
Fergie Concert Tickets
Singer Fergie arrives at the red carpet for the MTV Video Music Awards Japan, at Saitma Super Arena in Saitama, north of Tokyo, Saturday, May 31, 2008.
(AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com
Fergie Concert Tickets Huge selection of Fergie Tickets available online at TicketsNow.com!
Singer Fergie watches the Boston Celtics play
Singer Fergie watches the Boston Celtics play the Los Angeles Lakers in the first half of Game 3 of the NBA basketball finals Tuesday, June 10, 2008, in Los Angeles.
(AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com
Paul McCartney plays a free charity concert in Kiev
McCartney rocks KievTens of thousands of people braved thunderstorms Saturday night to see Paul McCartney perform a charity concert on Kiev's Independence Square.
The outdoor show, the first in Ukraine for the former Beatle, was billed as the biggest concert ever in the former Soviet republic. It was broadcast live on national television and on giant screens in five cities.
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili was among those in attendance.
The concert was free, but organizers asked for donations from businessmen and others to help buy diagnostic equipment for Ukraine's National Cancer Institute's children's department. More than 500 people have contributed a total of about $600,000, and donations were continuing to come in, organizers said.
Source: www.statesman.com
Majority of B.C. students exceed expectations, exam results show
Results from provincial tests in reading, writing and math suggest that more than two-thirds of B.C. students in Grades 4 and 7 are meeting or exceeding educational expectations, Education Minister Shirley Bond said Friday.
"There is still more work to be done to ensure that all students meet these expectations," she said while releasing the 2008 results from the tests, known as the Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA).
Girls continue to outperform boys in all subjects and non-aboriginal students do better than aboriginal students, the release says. More students participated in the FSA this year than last, despite a vigourous campaign by the B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) encouraging parents to withdraw their students.
The union opposes the tests because teachers say they cause unnecessary stress for students and do not contribute to learning. As well, they don't like the tests because the Fraser Institute uses the results every year to rank elementary schools.
"While I am very encouraged that more students wrote the FSA this year, the results confirm what we have said all along - we have work to do," Bond says in the release. "The focus now is to work with districts to help individual students."
This year's tests were administered in February and individual results were sent to parents in March.
Results for individual schools and districts are available at www.bced.gov.bc.ca/reporting/achieve/fsa-bas.php
Source: http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=0765cab4-5b6a-4cfe-91ed-032aa9fb983e
"There is still more work to be done to ensure that all students meet these expectations," she said while releasing the 2008 results from the tests, known as the Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA).
Girls continue to outperform boys in all subjects and non-aboriginal students do better than aboriginal students, the release says. More students participated in the FSA this year than last, despite a vigourous campaign by the B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) encouraging parents to withdraw their students.
The union opposes the tests because teachers say they cause unnecessary stress for students and do not contribute to learning. As well, they don't like the tests because the Fraser Institute uses the results every year to rank elementary schools.
"While I am very encouraged that more students wrote the FSA this year, the results confirm what we have said all along - we have work to do," Bond says in the release. "The focus now is to work with districts to help individual students."
This year's tests were administered in February and individual results were sent to parents in March.
Results for individual schools and districts are available at www.bced.gov.bc.ca/reporting/achieve/fsa-bas.php
Source: http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=0765cab4-5b6a-4cfe-91ed-032aa9fb983e
UNISWA results in three weeks
Students of the University of Swaziland can brace themselves for more suspense as it has been established that their final examination results will be out in three weeks' time.
Several concerned students have been calling this publication to establish the date for the release of their exam results at the country’s institution of higher learning.
UNISWA Registrar (Corporate Affairs) told the Weekend Observer that external examiners have already left the country after checking the examination papers.
“At the moment, faculty boards are meeting to discuss and make an assessment of the examination papers. Thereafter, Senate will meet and approve the results. This is going to happen next week, and it is only then that the results will be released. Students must rest assured; they will be informed of the date of the release of the results. We are still processing them,” said Gama.
Senate will meet for a day or two next week, which means the results will be out the following week.
The Registrar further disclosed that UNISWA students behaved very well during the May examinations as not even a single student was caught copying.
Said Gama: “We commend the good behaviour this time. No student was caught cheating in the May exams. However, two students were caught copying during the December examinations at the Mbabane Campus.”
After the release of the results, students who did not do well will have to take the supplementary examinations sometime in July.
The next academic year resumes on August 14, 2008.
It is not clear whether the university will reintroduce the infamous semesterisation programme next academic year.
In April, the Supreme Court of Appeal interdicted the university from implementing the semesterisation programme this current academic year after a protracted legal battle between the Student Representative Council (SRC) and the administration.
However, the Court Order does not restrict the institution from reintroducing the semesterisation programme next academic year.
Source: http://www.observer.org.sz/weekend/main.php?id=44591§ion=mainweek
Several concerned students have been calling this publication to establish the date for the release of their exam results at the country’s institution of higher learning.
UNISWA Registrar (Corporate Affairs) told the Weekend Observer that external examiners have already left the country after checking the examination papers.
“At the moment, faculty boards are meeting to discuss and make an assessment of the examination papers. Thereafter, Senate will meet and approve the results. This is going to happen next week, and it is only then that the results will be released. Students must rest assured; they will be informed of the date of the release of the results. We are still processing them,” said Gama.
Senate will meet for a day or two next week, which means the results will be out the following week.
The Registrar further disclosed that UNISWA students behaved very well during the May examinations as not even a single student was caught copying.
Said Gama: “We commend the good behaviour this time. No student was caught cheating in the May exams. However, two students were caught copying during the December examinations at the Mbabane Campus.”
After the release of the results, students who did not do well will have to take the supplementary examinations sometime in July.
The next academic year resumes on August 14, 2008.
It is not clear whether the university will reintroduce the infamous semesterisation programme next academic year.
In April, the Supreme Court of Appeal interdicted the university from implementing the semesterisation programme this current academic year after a protracted legal battle between the Student Representative Council (SRC) and the administration.
However, the Court Order does not restrict the institution from reintroducing the semesterisation programme next academic year.
Source: http://www.observer.org.sz/weekend/main.php?id=44591§ion=mainweek
Pathankot boy tops PSEB exam
MOHALI: In the class X results announced by Punjab School Education Board (PSEB), girls once again stole the show.
The pass percentage for girls was 76.82 as opposed to 73.41% for boys. However, the topper was a boy, Neeraj Saini, from Pathankot. The overall pass percentage of regular and private candidates was 71.59%. There were 85 girls in the merit list of 110 students.
Neeraj, a student of Maharaja Partap Singh Senior Secondary Adarsh Vidyalya, Pathankot, scored 93.69% marks.
Deepshi, a student of Navyug Shishu Mandir High School, Moga, stood second with 93.54% marks. Jandeep Kaur of Baba Biram Dass DAV Public School, Fatehgarh Sahib, stood third with 93.23% marks. Against 65.08% students passing among the regular candidates and 50.35% passing among private candidates last year, pass percentages this time improved to 75.02% and 61.19%.
Out of 2,70,013 regular candidates who appeared in the exam, 2,02,565 passed, while 54,581 of 89,201 private candidates cleared the exam. Board officials, instead of putting the results on the net, made it available in bookstores around 2 pm. They were to be made available on the net at midnight.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
The pass percentage for girls was 76.82 as opposed to 73.41% for boys. However, the topper was a boy, Neeraj Saini, from Pathankot. The overall pass percentage of regular and private candidates was 71.59%. There were 85 girls in the merit list of 110 students.
Neeraj, a student of Maharaja Partap Singh Senior Secondary Adarsh Vidyalya, Pathankot, scored 93.69% marks.
Deepshi, a student of Navyug Shishu Mandir High School, Moga, stood second with 93.54% marks. Jandeep Kaur of Baba Biram Dass DAV Public School, Fatehgarh Sahib, stood third with 93.23% marks. Against 65.08% students passing among the regular candidates and 50.35% passing among private candidates last year, pass percentages this time improved to 75.02% and 61.19%.
Out of 2,70,013 regular candidates who appeared in the exam, 2,02,565 passed, while 54,581 of 89,201 private candidates cleared the exam. Board officials, instead of putting the results on the net, made it available in bookstores around 2 pm. They were to be made available on the net at midnight.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Results For October 2007 Secondary Exams
Click here for results
Enter The Correct Roll Number To Get The Result And Click Submit.
Due to heavy traffic on the website it might take 1-2 minutes to process your search. Please wait and don't Submit again and again.
Source: http://www.nios.ac.in/nosresults/nos/searchsec-res1.html
Enter The Correct Roll Number To Get The Result And Click Submit.
Due to heavy traffic on the website it might take 1-2 minutes to process your search. Please wait and don't Submit again and again.
Source: http://www.nios.ac.in/nosresults/nos/searchsec-res1.html
Result For April 2008 Sr Secondary Exams
NIOS Results - April 2008 Sr Secondary Exams
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Enter The Correct Roll Number To Get The Result And Click Submit.
Due to heavy traffic on the website it might take 1-2 minutes to process your search. Please wait and don't Submit again and again.
Source: http://www.nios.ac.in/result/searchsr-res2.html
Click here for results
Enter The Correct Roll Number To Get The Result And Click Submit.
Due to heavy traffic on the website it might take 1-2 minutes to process your search. Please wait and don't Submit again and again.
Source: http://www.nios.ac.in/result/searchsr-res2.html
MHT-CET 2008 RESULTS
GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA
Directorates of Medical and Technical Education, Mumbai.
MHT-CET-2008 Examination : Marksheet / Rank Card
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Source: http://www.dmer.org/
Directorates of Medical and Technical Education, Mumbai.
MHT-CET-2008 Examination : Marksheet / Rank Card
Click here for results
Source: http://www.dmer.org/
Result of the Preliminary Test
Result of the Preliminary Test held on 16.06.2007 for the post of Stenographer (English) (reserved for SC/ST/OBC categories). Click here.
Under Graduate Admissions 2008- 2009 - University of Delhi
Sale of Common Pre-admission Form along with the Information Bulletin 2008-2009 and Receipt of Applications from June 2 to 16, 2008
The first admission list will be announced by the Colleges on Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 10.00 a.m.
Source: http://www.du.ac.in/admissions/2008/ug/ug08/index.html
The first admission list will be announced by the Colleges on Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 10.00 a.m.
Source: http://www.du.ac.in/admissions/2008/ug/ug08/index.html
FYJC Admissions - Application Facilitation System 2008-2009
Instructions for application
Create your account for the purpose of Application to FYJC, Mumbai
We need you to fill in your personal details that are usually asked by the college where you seek admission. In case your board data is available, we will have already got your SSC marks and even properly spelt name..
Then you can start applying to institutes online.
Once your account is created, you will not have to repeatedly enter the same data again and again for every college.
For better choice of the college, you will be able to select the colleges from the exhaustive list of colleges and visit their pages to read brochures from the colleges including info of their last year's cut-off marks. Thus you are facilitated by a single window of access to all the information you need to apply for any of the colleges.
Please note that you can still apply to any of the colleges using traditional paper forms.
Now, after filling your details in general form, you will get a list of colleges. When you choose by clicking on any college name, the form for the college you chose, will be on the screen. It will be largely (if not fully) filled. This is because your data is now already in a database. The filled form will be seen by you for confirmation. After you complete the form, and confirm, you will be ready to pay for the application fees.
Once you pay, ( and you can use online methods, scratch cards and mobiles to pay as explained below), your application in electronic form will be sent to the respective college with a copy of the same with Deputy Director of Education. You will also get a receipt online and even on your mobile. If you donot have a mobile, you can choose to get any friend's mobile for making payment and receiving messages.In short mobile des not have to be in student's own or his/her parent's name. In fact any mobile will do. If even that is not possible you will have to rely on the online receipt which you can get a printout of.
You can apply any number of colleges in a single session. You can apply in any number of sessions. When you are applying online, you will be warned if you are applying again to the same college and same branch.
If you passed SSC from maharashtra Board this year, you will need to give only your seat number for SSC exam. Your name, caste and marks will be automatically picked up from the SSC results and you may not even have to enter that in the form. For other boards, you will need to enter the data and also upload scanned images of the marklist and school leaving certificate.
Dear Students,
This is a very handy Application available at your Disposal to apply for FYJC Admissions. Feel free to explore and post your queries in case of any doubt.
Source: http://www.mumbaiapplication.com/Instructions+for+application
Create your account for the purpose of Application to FYJC, Mumbai
We need you to fill in your personal details that are usually asked by the college where you seek admission. In case your board data is available, we will have already got your SSC marks and even properly spelt name..
Then you can start applying to institutes online.
Once your account is created, you will not have to repeatedly enter the same data again and again for every college.
For better choice of the college, you will be able to select the colleges from the exhaustive list of colleges and visit their pages to read brochures from the colleges including info of their last year's cut-off marks. Thus you are facilitated by a single window of access to all the information you need to apply for any of the colleges.
Please note that you can still apply to any of the colleges using traditional paper forms.
Now, after filling your details in general form, you will get a list of colleges. When you choose by clicking on any college name, the form for the college you chose, will be on the screen. It will be largely (if not fully) filled. This is because your data is now already in a database. The filled form will be seen by you for confirmation. After you complete the form, and confirm, you will be ready to pay for the application fees.
Once you pay, ( and you can use online methods, scratch cards and mobiles to pay as explained below), your application in electronic form will be sent to the respective college with a copy of the same with Deputy Director of Education. You will also get a receipt online and even on your mobile. If you donot have a mobile, you can choose to get any friend's mobile for making payment and receiving messages.In short mobile des not have to be in student's own or his/her parent's name. In fact any mobile will do. If even that is not possible you will have to rely on the online receipt which you can get a printout of.
You can apply any number of colleges in a single session. You can apply in any number of sessions. When you are applying online, you will be warned if you are applying again to the same college and same branch.
If you passed SSC from maharashtra Board this year, you will need to give only your seat number for SSC exam. Your name, caste and marks will be automatically picked up from the SSC results and you may not even have to enter that in the form. For other boards, you will need to enter the data and also upload scanned images of the marklist and school leaving certificate.
Dear Students,
This is a very handy Application available at your Disposal to apply for FYJC Admissions. Feel free to explore and post your queries in case of any doubt.
Source: http://www.mumbaiapplication.com/Instructions+for+application
College Admissions Go Online in Mumbai
Students seeking admission in first year junior college (and their parents) can breathe a sigh of relief. Now they will not have to go about visiting every college to get the admission forms, at least in Maharashtra.
The state government of Maharashtra has a launched a new website 'www.mumbaiapplication.com' that will offer online admission form submission facility for first year junior college across over 500 colleges that are affiliated to the University of Mumbai, reports IANS.
Students will have to create an account to get started with filling the admission applications online. The registration will include the personal details that are usually asked by the college, which will save the hassle of typing the details every time while filling the form. The system will auto-complete information in the application as you type.
In addition, if the student has passed SSC from Maharashtra Board this year, they will only need to submit their seat number of the SSC exam, after which their name, caste, and marks will be automatically picked up from the SSC results. For other boards, students will have to enter the data manually, as well as also upload scanned images of their marklists and school leaving certificates.
After registration, students can select the colleges of their choice and pay the application fees online itself. A online receipt of the payment made will be sent through email as well as on the mobile phone mentioned in the registration form.
However, those who still want to follow the traditional process can go ahead and follow the manual process of scurrying from one college to another followed by standing in queues for submission of their application forms.
Source: techtree.com
The state government of Maharashtra has a launched a new website 'www.mumbaiapplication.com' that will offer online admission form submission facility for first year junior college across over 500 colleges that are affiliated to the University of Mumbai, reports IANS.
Students will have to create an account to get started with filling the admission applications online. The registration will include the personal details that are usually asked by the college, which will save the hassle of typing the details every time while filling the form. The system will auto-complete information in the application as you type.
In addition, if the student has passed SSC from Maharashtra Board this year, they will only need to submit their seat number of the SSC exam, after which their name, caste, and marks will be automatically picked up from the SSC results. For other boards, students will have to enter the data manually, as well as also upload scanned images of their marklists and school leaving certificates.
After registration, students can select the colleges of their choice and pay the application fees online itself. A online receipt of the payment made will be sent through email as well as on the mobile phone mentioned in the registration form.
However, those who still want to follow the traditional process can go ahead and follow the manual process of scurrying from one college to another followed by standing in queues for submission of their application forms.
Source: techtree.com
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