List of All India Medical Examinations to be held in 2013

Students are all geared up to give their best stint in medical examinations to secure a place with a reputed medical college. With the introduction of National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test 2013 (NEET), the students are not aware about examinations which have been replaced by NEET and examinations which are going to be held as per schedule.

Here is the list of all India level medical examination to be held in 2013.

Exam Name	Date of examination	Application form details
NEET	5th May 2013	Application deadline over on 31st December 2012
AIPMT	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
AICET	End of May 2013	Sale of application forms will start from April 2013
ACMS	Admission based on IPUCET exam	Last date of receipt of forms will be around end of April 2013
AFMC	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
AIIMS	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Amrita Medical Entrance Exam	Third week of May	Sale of applications commences around start of March 2013
Aligarh Muslim University Medical Examination	End of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before end of March 2013
Annamalai University All India Medical Entrance Exam (AU AIMEE)	Second week of May 2013	Apply before second week of June
Banaras Hindu University Medical Exam	Screening: second week of May 2013-01-24 Mains: Second week of June 2013	Apply before the end of February 2013
BLDE University, Karnataka Under Graduate Entrance Test (BLDE UGET)	End of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the second week of May 2013
Bharati Vidyapeeth University Medical Entrance Exam	Second week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before April 2013
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana Under Graduate Admission Written Test (CMC UG AWT)	End of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the end of April 2013
Christian Medical College, Vellore Under Graduate Admission Written Test (CMC UG AWT)	Third week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the first week of April 2013
Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK UGET)	12th May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the third week of April 2013
DD Medical College, Chennai Medical Exam	End of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before January 2013
Dr D Y Patil University, Maharashtra AICET	End of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the third week of May 2013
Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test	Stage I: first week of May 2013 Stage II: end of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before the last week of April 2013
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research medical exam	First week of June 2013	Candidates need to apply before the last week of April 2013
KIITEE	Last week of April 2013	Candidates need to apply before the last week of March 2013
KLEU-AIET	First week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before third week of April 2013
KRLMPCA	Third week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before third week of April 2013
Manipal UGET	15th April-15th May 2013	Candidates need to apply before 11th March 2013
Meenakshi Academy of Higher Education and Research (MAHER) Medical exam	Last week of May	Candidates need to apply before third week of March
Himalayan Institute of Hospital Trust (HIHT) Pre Medical Entrance Exam (PMEE)	First week of June 2013	Candidates need to submit the application before the end of April 2013
Punjab University Common Entrance Test	Last week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before third week of April 2013
Rajasthan Pre Medical Test (RPMT)	Last week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit the application before the end of April 2013
Sri Ramchandra University Medical Exam	22nd May 2013	Candidates need to apply before 9th May 2013
Siksha O Anusandhan University Medical Exam	Second week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before last week of March 2013
UP CPMT	Last week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before second week of April 2013
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences- Pre Medical Test	21st April 2013	Candidates need to apply before 5th March 2013
Mahatma Gandhi Mission Common Entrance Test	18th May 2013	Candidates need to apply before 30th April 2013
Maharishi Markandeshwar University Common Entrance Test (MMU CET)	Third week of June 2013	Candidates need to apply before end of April 2013
NITTE University (NU), Karnataka UGET	First week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before April 2013
UPCAT Dental	Second week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before first week of May 2013
UP Combined Medical Entrance Test (UP CMET)	End of May 2013	Candidates need to submit application before first week of May 2013
Yenepoya University, Karnataka Medical examination	Second week of May 2013	Candidates need to apply before third week of April 2013

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List of State Level Medical Examinations to be held in 2013

Students are all geared up to give their best stint in medical examinations to secure a place with a reputed medical college. With the introduction of National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test 2013 (NEET), the students are not aware about examinations which have been replaced by NEET and examinations which are going to be held as per schedule.
Here is the list of all state level medical examination to be held in 2013.

Exam Name	Date of examination	Application form details
Association of Religious Minority Private Medical Colleges of Uttar Pradesh (ARMPMC) medical examination	Second week of May 2013	-
Asso-CET Maharashtra	Third week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before second week of April 2013
Assam Joint Admission Test (JAT)	In June	-
Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB)	First stage of examination: Last week of April 2013 Second stage examination: End of May 2013	Application forms can be obtained up to first week of March 2013
Common Entrance Test for Pondicherry Private Medical Colleges MBBS	June 2013 end	Exam notification would be out around last week of April 2013
Chhattisgarh Pre Medical Test (CG PMT)	Second week of May 2013	Last week of April 2013
DUMET	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET)	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET)	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET)	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Haryana PMT	1st week of July 2013	Exam notification would be out around third week of April 2013
Himachal Pradesh PMT	Last week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before the end of April 2013
J & K Board of Professional Entrance Examination Common Entrance Test (J & K BPEE CET)	First week of July 2013	Last week of April 2013 is the deadline to submit the application form
Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (JCECE)	Third week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before second week of April 2013
Karnataka CET	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Kerala CEE	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Rajasthan Pre Medical Test (RPMT)	Last week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit application form before last week of April 2013
Tamil Nadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination (TNPCEE)	Second week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application before second week of June 2013
Tripura JEE	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
MHT CET	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
MP DMAT	Third week of July 2013	Candidates need to apply before end of April 2013
North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) medical exam	Last week of July 2013	The prospectus will be available from second week of March 2013 to second week of April 2013
Orissa JEE	This Exam has been replaced by NEET 2013	-
Uttarakhand Common Pre Medical Entrance Examination (CPMEE)	End of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before end of April 2013
WB JEE	Third week of May 2013	Candidates need to submit their application form before third week of April 2013

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List of Medical Colleges under NEET 2013

Medical aspirants are all set to appear for the first National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) which is going to be held on 5th May 2013. The test which will occur this year got a green signal from authorities after much speculation. After getting postponed in 2012, the test will now be held in 2013. NEET has replaced many medical entrance tests this year while there are some which are happening as per the schedule.

NEET 2013 will let students to take admission to various medical colleges all over the country. Here is the list of medical colleges available for allotment under NEET 2013.

State	Name of the Medical College	Number of seats
Assam	Asaam Medical College, Dibrugarh	25
	Guwahati Medical College, Guwahati	23
	Silchar Medical College, Silchar	15
	Jorhat Medical College, Jorhat	15
Bihar	AN Magadh Medical College, Gaya	7
	Darbhanga Medical College, Laheriasarai	13
	Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College, Bhagalpur	7
	Nalanda Medical College, Patna	7
	Patna Medical College, Patna	15
	SK Medical College, Muzaffar	7
Chandigarh	Govt Medical College, Chandigarh	7
Delhi	Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi	30
	Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi	30
	University College of Medical Sciences, Delhi	22
	VM Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi	22
Goa	Goa Medical College, Panaji	15
Gujarat	BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad	37
	Government Medical College, Surat	18
	Medical College, Baroda	27
	MP Shah Medical College, Jamnagar	26
	Pandit DDU Medical College, Rajkot	15
	Govt Medical College, Bhavnagar	15
Haryana	Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Medical College, Rohtak	22
Himachal Pradesh	Indira Gandhi Medical College, Shimla	15
	Dr RPG Medical College, Tanda	7
Jharkhand	MGM Medical College, Jamshedpur	7
	Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Ranchi	13
	Patliputra Medical College, Dhanbad	7
Karnataka	Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore	22
	Vijanagar Institute of Medical Sciences, Bellary	7
	Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences, Hubli	15
	Mysore Medical College, Mysore	15
	Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences, Hassan	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Belgaun Institute of Medical Sciences, Belgaun	15
	Mandyn Institute of Medical Sciences, Mandyn	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences, Raichur	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences, Shimoga	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Bidar Institute of Medical Sciences, Bidar	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
Kerala	Government Medical College, Kozhicode	37
	Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram	30
	TD Medical College, Alleppey	15
	Government Medical College, Trichur	22
	Medical College, Kottayam	15
Maharashtra	BJ Medical College, Pune	30
	Dr VM Medical College, Sholapur	15
	Govt Medical College, Aurangabad	22
	Govt Medical College, Nagpur	30
	Grant Medical College, Mumbai	30
	Indira Gandhi Medical College, Nagpur	9
	LTM Medical College, Mumbai	15
	Government Miraj Medical College, Miraj	15
	Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai	27
	SRTR Medical College, Ambajogai	7
	TN Medical College, Mumbai	18
	Govt Medical College, Nanded	7
	Shri Vasant Rao Naik Medical College, Yavatmal	15
	Shri BH Govt Medical College, Dhule	7
	RGMC & Chap SM Hospital, Thane	9
	RSCSM GMC, Kolhapur	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Govt Medical College, Akola	15
	Govt Medical College, Latur	15
Meghalaya	NEIGRIHMS, Shillong	8
Manipur	Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal	15
	JNIMS, Imphal	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
Madhya Pradesh	Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal	21
	Netaji SCB Medical College, Jabalpur	21
	GR Medical College, Gwalior	21
	MGM Medical College, Indore	21
	SS Medical College, Rewa	9
	BMC, Sagar	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
Orissa	MKCG Medical College, Behrampur, Ganjam	16
	SCB Medical College, Cuttack	16
	VSS Medical College, Burla Distt, Sambalpur	16
Punjab	Govt Medical College, Patiala	22
	Guru Govind Singh Medical College, Faridkot	8
	Govt Medical College, Amritsar	22
Rajasthan	Dr SN Medical College, Jodhpur	15
	JLN Medical College, Ajmer	15
	SMS Medical College, Jaipur	23
	SP Medical College, Bikaner	15
	RNT Medical College, Udaipur	15
	Govt Medical College, Kota	7
Tamilnadu	Chengalpattu Medical College, Chengalpattu	7
	Coimbatore Medical College, Coimbatore	22
	Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai	15
	Madras Medical College & Research Institute, Chennai	25
	Madurai Medical College, Madurai	23
	Stanley Medical College, Chennai	23
	Thanjavur Medical College, Thanjavur	23
	Tirunelveli Medical College, Tirunelveli	23
	Govt MKMM Medical College, Selam	11
	KAPVG Medical College, Tiruchirapalli	15
	Thoothukudi Medical College, Thoothukudi	15
	Kanyakumari Medical College, Asaripallam	15
	G Vellore Medical College, Vellore	15
	Theni Govt Medical College, Theni	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	Govt Dharampuri Medical College, Dharampuri	15
	Govt Medical College, Villupuram	15
	Govt Medical College, Thiruvarur	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
Tripura	A Govt Medical College, Agartala	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
Uttarakhand	VGHC, Srinagar, Pauri, Garhwal	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
	UFHT Medical College, Haldwani	15
Uttar Pradesh	BRD Medical College, Gorakhpur	7
	GSV Memorial Medical College, Kanpur	28
	CSM Medical University, Lucknow	27
	LLR Memorial Medical College, Meerut	15
	Rani Lakshmi Bai Medical College, Jhansi	7
	MLN Medical College, Allahabad	15
	SN Medical College, Agra	18
	Rural Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Safai, Etawah	Permission awaited from Medical Council of India
West Bengal	Bankura Sammilani Medical College, Bankura	15
	Burdwan Medical College, Burdwan	15
	Kolkatta National Medical College, Kolkatta	22
	Medical College, Kolkatta	23
	NRS Medical College, Kolkatta	22
	North Bengal Medical College, PO, Sushrutanagar, Darjeeling	15
	RG Kar Medical College, Kolkatta	22
	Institute of PG Medical Education & Research, Kolkatta	15
	MGMC & H, Maidanpur	15
	COM & JNM Hospital, Kalyani	15

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University of Delhi: Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Part 1 and 2 (2nd and 4th semester) Date-Sheet

University of Delhi: Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Part 1 and 2 (2nd and 4th semester) Date-Sheet

Date	Semester	Paper/ Sub. Code	Unique Paper Code	Description
May 7, 2013	4	CH 4.1	241401	Indirect Tax
May 9, 2013	2	CH 2.1	241201	Business Statistics
May 11, 2013	4	CH 4.2	241402	Corporate Accounting
May 14, 2013	2	CH 2.2	241202	Fundamental of Computers Part-A (9- 10 am)
			241203	Part-B (10:30 – 12 Noon)
May 16, 2013	4	CH 4.3	241403	Cost Accounting
May 18, 2013	2	CH 2.3	241205	Micro-Economics-2
May 20, 2013	4	CH 4.4	241404	Human Resource Management
May 22, 2013	2	CH 2.4	241206	Corporate Laws
May 24, 2013	4	CH 4.5	241405	Indian Economy- Performance and Policies
May 27, 2013	2	CH 2.5		MIL Subjects
			208281	Assamese
			208282	Bengali
			205281	Hindi-A
			205282	Hindi- B
			205283	Hindi-C
			208285	Manipuri
			212281	Punjabi- A
			212282	Punjabi- B
			208290	Tamil
			208288	Telugu
			214281	Urdu- A
			214282	Urdu- B
			210281	Elements of Logic
			232281	Reading Gandhi

Note: Time of commencement of exam will be 9 AM.

 

Stress Management Tips From Teachers

1.Break down whatever you have to do into smaller tasks. 

2.Think of things that make teaching fun for you - and do them!

3.Deal openly with a colleague who has bothered or upset you before the situation festers.

4.Try not to take things personally because often comments aren't meant to be digs.

5.Stay in close touch with nature. Talk to classroom pets, take a class outdoors if weather and school policy permit it, open the windows at snack time, find a way to incorporate the change of seasons and nature walks into your curriculum. 

6.Make time during the school year for your hobbies. Don't wait for summer vacation.

7.Apologize when you're wrong.

8.Put a cartoon or photo that makes you laugh in you plan book or desk drawer and look at it when you need a boost.

9.Take a walk during lunch, a planning period, or after school. During your walk, don't think about the things you have to do.

10.Steer clear of the coffee pot in the faculty room. Too much caffeine can make you nervous and irritable.

11.Keep in mind that no matter what colleagues, your principal, students, or parents think or say, you're basically a good teacher who can't please all the people all the time.

12.Don't listen to the rumors that fly around the school.

13.Give yourself permission to do absolutely nothing for five minutes a day — and not feel guilty about it.

14.Just say no. Politely refuse to take on more projects than you can handle, even if a colleague, your principal, or a parent asks you to.

15.Be grateful to have a meaningful job.

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How to Initiate, Lead and Conclude a Group Discussion (GD)?

Group Discussion (GD) is an essential part of B-School selection process. A GD is conducted to test various managerial skills such as communication, leadership, rational, analytical, interpersonal, etc. There are many ways in which you can make your performance impressive and effective in a GD.

So, how do you ensure that the panellists notice you during a Group Discussion? Initiating a GD is a great move towards grabbing the attention of the panellists. But be careful of what you speak while beginning a GD, as that may make or break your chances of getting through to the Personal Interview round. Once the topic is announced, take a moment to absorb the topic of GD and start by saying something relevant to the topic. Then initiate the GD as most of your fellow members would probably be trying to understand the topic too.

How and Why to Initiate a GD?
1. By beginning a Group Discussion, you not only seize an opportunity to speak but also you grab everybody’s attention.
2. By initiating a GD you will get maximum uninterrupted time to present your views and skills to the examiner as other participants are still busy in understanding the topic.
3. Try to make an impression through your content and communication skills while beginning a GD. 
4. While initiating a Group Discussion, you should not stammer or quote wrong facts.
5. You should initiate a GD only if you have properly understood the topic and have some knowledge about it.
6. Try to give right direction to a GD by giving logical points.
7. If you are beginning a GD, try to cover all the relevant points and present them clearly.
8. Initiate a GD by giving a quote, definition, question, facts, figures and statistics, shocking statement, short story or general statement.
9. Do not take much time after beginning a GD as it will give an impression that you initiated a GD for sake of just starting it.
If you have not initiated the GD, don’t lose heart. You can still enter the GD and make your presence felt.

How to Enter a GD midway?
1. Identify a way to enter a Group Discussion, as every GD has its highs and lows. Try to enter a GD during low times.
2. Try to enter the GD after a participant has made his point but do not take much time.
3. Try to enter a Group Discussion by making a supportive or appreciating statement in favour of the last point made as people will think you are favouring them and they will let you speak.
It takes great talent to speak sense continuously and hold everyone’s attention. Once you have made a breakthrough in the GD, try to steer the conversation or discussion towards a goal or some sort of conclusion.

How to Lead or Carry on a GD?
1. Try to bring new ideas in a GD.
2. You can creatively modify ideas presented by others and develop them during the GD.
3. Try to gain support from other participants of the Group Discussion through your body language, eye contact and oral etiquette.
4. Find out if the Group Discussion is on track or not. If a GD is going off track, try to bring it back on the topic.
This is your last chance to win brownie points. Concluding a GD is as important as the beginning as it showcases your potential to assimilate and evaluate before taking any decision, which is a key requisite of a successful manager.

How to Conclude a GD?
1. You should summarise all points discussed in a Group Discussion in nutshell.
2. While concluding a GD, avoid raising new points.
3. Do not emphasise on your individual viewpoint while summarising a GD.
4. Keep the conclusion of a GD concise.
5. While summarising a GD, include all important points that came out during the group discussion.
6. Avoid emphasis on one aspect of the Group Discussion.
7. If someone has concluded the Group Discussion, do not contradict unless the conclusion has flaws or you have vital point to add.
During a GD, you need to take up different and important task roles to make the Group Discussion more effective and productive. These task roles in a GD can be positive as well as negative. You should avoid taking up negative task roles in a GD.   

Positive Task Roles in a GD
1. Initiator – Starting a GD, giving definitions and suggesting and introducing new ideas.
2. Information seeker – In a GD, gather and solicit information from others.
3. Information giver – During GD share information and facts. 
4. Procedure facilitator – Lead a GD by keeping track of the discussion.     
5. Opinion seeker - Ask other participants of a GD for their opinion.
6. Opinion giver – Give your opinion in a GD on statement given by the other participant.
7. Clarifier – Clarifying all the ideas and opinions discussed during a GD.
8. Social Supporter – Giving support to ideas of all participants of a GD.  
9. Tension Reliever – Presenting and discussing problem on broad prospective.     
10. Energizer – Encouraging other participants to explore some new ideas during a GD.
11. Compromiser – Creating harmony between different opinions by giving compromising solution.    
12. Gatekeeper – Involving other participants in the GD by asking for their opinion   
13. Summarizer – Summarising or concluding a GD by including all important points discussed during a GD.

Negative Task Roles in a GD
1. Disgruntled non-participant – Someone who doesn’t contribute to the GD
2. Attacker -  Someone who aggressively disapproves opinion of other participants of a GD
3. Dominator – Someone who takes control of discussion and not letting others to speak in a GD.
4. Clown – Someone who does not take GD seriously and disrupts it through inappropriate humour

Kids in rural India learn more from tuitions than schools: Annual status of education report

The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), based on a survey covering about six lakh children in 567 districts of rural India, has said tuition-going students were much more clear with their arithmetic concepts.

"The influence of additional inputs in the form of tuition on the children's ability to read or do arithmetic is clear. Whether enrolled in government school or private school, children receiving this addition support have better learning outcomes than those who do not," it said.
The report also revealed that enrolment in private schools had jumped by 10 per cent in the last three years.

It said that in 2012, of all the children enrolled in standard I to VIII, close to 45 per cent were going to private schools or taking to private tuitions.
Enrollment among the 6-14 age group in private schools has gone up from 18.7 per cent in 2006 to 28.3 per cent in 2012, the report said while raising a big question mark on the quality outcomes especially in the RTE regime.

It said if the current trend of enrolment in private school continues, "then by 2018 India may have 50 per cent children attending private schools even in rural areas".

In fact, more than 40 per cent of the children in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Goa and Meghalaya were enrolled in private schools, it said. In Kerala and Manipur, the figure was more than 60 per cent.

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Lets Improve your Social Science

No.	Question	Answer
1.	Who lives in Buckingham Palace in London?	Queen Elizabeth II
2	Where was Homi Bhabha, the nuclear Scientist born?	Bombay
3	Which country started the ancient Olympic games?	Greeks
4.	Which is the largest Gulf?	Gulf of Mexico
5.	Which is the largest country in terms of area?	Soviet Union
6.	Who discovered the Polio Vaccine?	Dr.Jonak Salk
7.	Who was given the title of Desert fox?	Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
8.	Who invented shorthand?	Issac Pitman
9.	1952 A.D. is an important year in British History why?	King George VI
10	By the side of which city does the river Ottawa flow?	Montreal
11.	Which is the land of five rivers in India?	Punjab
12.	Which is the lowest mountain range in the world?	Bhieuna Bhaile
13.	Which country is called the Land of Morning Calm?	Korea
14.	Which city is called the city of Sky scrapers?	New York
15.	What is defined as the locus of a point moving so that its distance from a fixed point and fixed line are equal?	Parabola
16.	What is the principal export of Jamaica?	Sugar
17.	Glimpses of World History is a collection of letters written by Jawaharlal Nehru. To whom were these letters written?	Indira Gandhi
18.	Where did Gautama Buddha attain Nirvana?	Kushi Nagar
19.	Which organs of flowering plants take in water?	Roots
20.	Where was Alaxander the Great born, where did his death occur & where was he burried?	Europe (Macedonia) Babylonia (Asia) & Alexanderia (Egypt)
21.	Is there any age restriction to donate one's Eyes?	No
22.	September 3rd is related to the second world war what is its significance?	Britain & Germany went to war
23.	Is it true that snakes have eyelids?	No
24.	To what animal family does the dog belong?	Wolf & Jackel
25.	By what name is the Parliament of Algeria called?	National Popular Assembly
26.	Where do investors sell second hand shares?	Stock Exchange
27.	Who established four 'Mutts' in four corners of India?	Adi Shankaracharya
28.	Which Mughal Emperor was regarded as 'Zinda Pir'?	Aurangazeb
29.	Rabindranath Tagore gave up his knighthood because of which incident?	Jalianwalabagh tragedy
30.	Where is the sea of Tranquility located?	On the Moon
31.	Who is the first Indian to go into Space?	Rakesh Sharma
32.	When was Goa liberated?	December 19,1961
33.	Who pointed out the role of heredity?	Mendel
34.	Who was India's first chief of Naval Staff?	R.D.Katari
35.	Who played the Pivotal role in Sir Richard Attenborough's Gandhi?	Ben Kinseley
36.	Who was also known as Shahid-e-Azam?	Bhagat Singh
37.	Who wrote the book 'Satyartha Prakasha'?	Swami Dayanand Saraswati
38.	Who first discovered the Pacific Ocean?	Vaso Nunez de Balboa
39.	Who is known as the father of Indian Nuclear Science?	Homi Bhabha
40.	Who invented the Refrigerator?	J. Perkins
41.	Which is the longest road tunnel in the world?	Tunnel under that Gothard Mountain range in Switzerland (16 km)
42.	What are the measurements of a single's Badminton court?	44 ft * 17 ft
43.	Who is the founder of Modern Germany?	Bismarck
44.	In which country would you find the Yak?	Tibet
45.	When did the Traveller Hawkins visit India?	1608 AD
46.	Which city is called the city of Golden temple?	Amritsar
47.	Which is the other name of Porus, who nearly defeated Alexander?	Purushottam
48.	Who was the President of the Indian National Congress as its first session held in 1885?	Womesh Chandra Banerji
49.	A famous Indian Badminton player was shot dead. Who was he?	Syed Modi
50.	When is Independence day celebrated in South Korea?	15th August
51.	Where is Diamond Harbour located?	Calcutta
52.	With what game is Paul Charles Morphy associated?	Chess
53.	When did Ceylon became Srilanka?	May 1972
54.	Who designed the Rastrapathi Bhavan in Delhi?	Sir Edwin Lutyens
55.	What is the temperature of the warm blooded animals?	Remain Constant
56.	In which state is Malayalam Spoken?	Kerala
57.	In which state is the famous Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary situated?	Rajasthan
58.	Which country is famous for Samba Dance?	Brazil
59.	From where did Jesus ascend to heaven?	Mount of Olives
60.	On the bank of which river is Amaravathi located?	Krishna
61.	Which day is known as world environment day?	June 5th
62.	During whose regime were the Rock cut temples of Kailasa and Ellora carved?	Krishna I
63.	In which country did the first Industrial Revolution take place?	England
64.	Which is the National flower of China?	Narcissus
65.	Who discovered Niagara Falls?	Louis Hennepin
66.	Which acid is used in a car battery?	Sulphuric acid
67.	Who invented dynamite?	Alfred Nobel
68.	Who was the first Governor General of Pakistan?	Mohammad ali Jinah
69.	Which state in India is the largest producer of Saffron?	Jammu & Kashmir
70.	Who invented the Steam Engine?	James Watt
71.	What is the botanical name for the Onion?	Allium cepa
72.	With what is Sylviculture concerned?	Timber
73.	What is Herpetology?	Study of Reptiles
74.	What do you call a plant that eats insects?	Insectirorous Plants
75.	By using what waves does Radar detect objects?	Radiowaves
76.	What is the name of the element whose symbol is Cr?	Chromium
77.	What is the atomic number of Oxygen?	Eight
78.	Who proved that air has weight?	Galileo
79.	Where is Central Rice Research Institute located?	Cuttack
80.	Name the class of animals,that eats grass?	Herbivorous
81.	What is the other name for Sulphuric Acid?	Oil of Vitriol
82.	What was Galileo's first scientific discovery?	The pendulum
83.	Name the scientist, credited with the invention of the Crescograph?	J.C.Bose
84.	Who was the scientist in charge of the project which produced the atom bomb?	J. Robert Openheimer
85.	Which instrument is used to measure the diameter of a thin wire?	Screw Gauge
86.	Which is the substance that helps in the digestion of milk?	Rennin
87.	What is the unit of power?	Watts
88.	Which lens is used to correct long sight defect?	Concave
89.	In which form is Iron present in Blood?	Compound
90.	Name the instrument used in measuring relative humidity of air?	Hygrometer
91.	Name the Indian born scientist who got a Nobel Prize in the field of Medicine?	Hargobind Khorana
92.	Two elements that are commonly present in artificial fertilizers are Nitrogen & Phosphorus which is the third one?	Patassium
93.	Meningitis affects which part of the body?	Brain
94.	Why is an Altimeter used?	Approx. height above the ground
95.	Who propounded the Theory of Relativity?	Albert Einstein
96.	Do you know the real name of the famous writer Mark Twain?	Samuel Clemens
97.	Both father and son won Dadasaheb Phalke award.Who are they?	Prithviraj Kapoor & Raj Kapoor
98.	Raghuveer Yadav got the best actor award for the performance in Hindi film. Name the film.	Massey Saheb
99.	How many silent movies were released in India before Talkie movies came into existence?	1300
100.	Which is the smallest book in the world?	Ari e-1 4mm x 1.40 mm Japanese pulications
101.	The popular comedian Charlie Chaplin came from which country?	United Kingdom
102.	The Adi Granth is a holy book of which religion?	The Sikh Religion
103.	What was the title of Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography?	My Experiments with truth
104.	Who is the author of King Soloman's Ring?	Konard Lorenz
105.	Which is the first country to use Postage stamps.	Great Britain (1840)
106.	Who is the creator of the character 'Tarzan'?	Edgar Rice Burroughs
107.	Who planned Chandigarh city?	Le Corbusier
108.	Who is known as the Indian Prince of Poets?	Kalidas
109.	Who built the first Pyramid?	Cheops
110.	Complete the proverb 'A stitch in time....	Savesnine
111.	Who is known as the "Father of Geometry"?	Euclid
112.	Who wrote the play "Enemy of the people"?	Henrik Ibsen
113.	With which personality is Teacher's Day September 5th linked?	Dr.S. Radhakrishnan
114.	A comedian insured his nose for Ten lakh dollars.Who was he?	Jimmy Durant
115.	Who said that 'The fool has one great advantage over the man of Sense' - he is always satisfies with himself?	Napoleon
116.	With what is Bhimsen Joshi associated?	Hindustani Music
117.	What is the height of Qutub Minar?	288 feet
118.	In which place was the first Printing Press in India set up?	Goa
119.	What does the letter 'U' stand for in the U certificate given by Censors Board?	Unrestricted public exhibition
120.	Which musical instrument does Bismillah Khan play?	Shehnai
121.	Which is Shakespeare's Last Play?	The Tempest
122.	Who was the first Cartoonist to win the B.D. Goenka Award?	R.K.Laxman