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| Download ICMAI December Exam Admit Card 2019 from Here | Check Exam Dates Posted: 30 Nov 2019 03:15 AM PST ICMAI Admit Card 2019 Released for Intermediate, Final and Foundation Course. The Institute of Cost Accountants releases the admit card on Today (28th November 2019). If you are the one in search of ICMAI Hall Ticket then land here to get the direct link to download the admit card before the exam date. Make a note that the exam is going to be held on (10th December to 17th December 2019). So, we suggested you to get the admit card before the link gets deactivated. Scroll down to know the detailed information about the exam dates and others. 
ICMAI Admit Card 2019 – Overview | Name of the Board | Institute of Cost Accountants of India | | Name of the Course | Foundation, Intermediate, Final | | ICMAI Exam Date | 10th December to 17th December 2019 | | Category | Admit Card | | Admit Card Date | 28th November 2019  | | Official Website | icmai.in | ICMAI December Exam Admit Card 2019 – Important Dates | Foundation Exam Date | 10th December to 13th December 2019 | | Inter & Final Exam Date | 10th December to 17th December 2019 | | Rescheduled Jharkhand State Exam Date | 07th January 2020 | | Admit Card Release Date | 28th November 2019 | Institute of Cost Accountants Admit Card Details 2019-20 The Institute will issue the admit card to the candidates who are eligible to take down the examination. Thus, We have provided a direct link to download the admit card at the bottom of the page. Do check with the information provided on the ICMAI Admit Card 2019. - Applicants Name
- Parent's Name
- Category (SC/ ST/ General/ OBC)
- Roll Number
- Contact Information
- Email Id
- Exam Name
- Subjects
- Applicants Signature
- Date and Time of Exam
- Place of Exam
- Important Instructions
- Counselors Signature
- And Applicant photograph
Institute of Cost Accountants Exam 2019 The board has decided to conduct the examination at various exam centers. Thus, the admit card will be available at the bottom of the section. Therefore, Aspirants must download the ICMAI December Exam Admit Card from the below section. Download and carry it for the examination along with the required documents. Get the exam dates from the above table and appear at the reporting time mentioned on the ICMAI Admit Card 2019. Download the Syllabus PDF from the official portal and start making the exam preparation. Documents along with ICMAI Exam Hall Ticket 2019 All the listed documents are very important for the verification process. But it’s enough to carry any one of the Identity Proof to the exam hall. So, Aspirants are suggested to take the ICMAI Hall Ticket to the exam hall along with those documents. - Original Photograph
- Voter Card
- Pan Card
- Employee ID
- College ID
- PAN Card
- Passport
- Driving License
- Any other ID proof issued by a Gazetted Officer
- Bank Pass Book with the photograph
ICMAI Admit Card Download Steps 2019 - Click on the link that reads "ICMAI Exam Hall Ticket".
- Download the Admit Card from the given link.
- Now take a print out of the admit card.
- Fill the admit card with essential details.
- Duly attach the recent passport size photo in the Admit Card.
- After completion of filling recheck the hall ticket details that you have entered in it.
- Finally, Sign the admit card and carry it for the examination.
Direct Links to Download ICMAI December Exam Hall Ticket 2019 | | NPU Result 2019 – Check Nilamber Pitamber University BA, B.Sc, B.Com Part 1, 2, 3 Marksheet Posted: 30 Nov 2019 03:05 AM PST Dear Students!! It’s time to check your NPU Results 2019 from this page. Yes, Nilamber Pitamber University has published the results for various Courses. Currently, the University has released the results of MCA B.Ed MBA B.Tech LL.B and other Courses results are available here. Students those who have done for this examination can check their results from the official website of the University i.e, npu.ac.in. The University has announced the results for all the Students like, Under Graduate, Post Graduate, Regular and Supplementary Students. Here on this page, we have provided a direct link to download and verify the NPU Result 2019 from the below table. We advise the Students to regularly check the official website of the University to get the latest updates regarding Examination results. 
NPU Result 2019 Students can check the NPU Examination result for various UG & PG courses. All the updated Nilamber Pitamber University UG Results, NPU PG Results, NPU M.Phil Results, NPU Ph.D. Results, Regular, Supplementary, Improvement are available on this webpage. Here, we have provided the direct links to find your results through individual links on this page. Also, we will be updating the Upcoming University Results link, it will work once the University will announce it by officially. Here on this page, Students may find the Admit card, Syllabus, Previous Paper, and others. The University announces the NPU Exam Result Part 2 and the NPU Daltonganj Result on its official website. So, get your NPU BA Part 2 Result 2018 and the NPU Result BA Part 1 by entering your registration number. Get Direct link to download npu.ac.in result 2019 from our webpage. Latest NPU Exam Results 2019 | Name of the Exam | Result Release Date | Download Link | | MA(Psychology) and M.Sc.(Mathematics) Ist Semester result of Academic Year 2018-19 | 18-06-2019 | Click Here | | UG (Vocational) final year result of Academic Year 2018-19 | 15-06-2019 | Click Here | | UG (Gen.) final year result of Academic Year 2018-19 | 15-06-2019 | Click Here | | UG (Hons.) final year result of Academic Year 2018-19 | 17-06-2019 | Click Here | | MCA IInd Semester result of Academic Year 2017-18 | 26-05-2019 | Click Here | | MA(Sanskrit) Ist Semester result of Academic Year 2017-18 | 26-05-2019 | Click Here | | LLB VI Semester result of Academic Year 2017-18 | 26-05-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc.(Chemistry) Ist Semester result of Academic Year 2018-19 | 23-05-2019 | Click Here | | PG IInd Semester result of Session 2017-18 | 23-05-2019 | Click Here | | M.B.A. IInd Semester result of Session 2017-18 | 23-05-2019 | Click Here | | UG (General) Ist year result of session 2017-18 | 23-05-2019 | Click Here | | Other Results | – | Click Here | How to Download NPU Results 2019? - Visit the official website of Nilamber Pitamber University i.e npu.ac.in
- In the home page, you will find the Examination tab
- Then click on the results, and a new page will be open
- Now, Students can click on the appropriate results and download the pdf file
- NEHU Results will appear on the screen.
- Take the printout of the result until the official marks card is released by the NPU Board.
Overview of Nilamber Pitamber University | Name of the University | Nilamber Pitamber University | | Courses Offered | Science, Engineering, and others | | Established Year | 2009 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Location | Jharkhand | | Mode | Online | | Official Site | npu.ac.in | About Nilamber Pitamber University Nilamber-Pitamber University is a state university located in Medininagar, Jharkhand, India. It established in 2009, it operates 15 Post-graduate departments besides the usual undergraduate, technical and vocational curricula like Journalism, Dental, Engineering, and B.Ed., to fulfill the long-standing needs of higher education for the talented but generally deprived populace of this underprivileged area. With a distinguished and dedicated faculty cluster in each of the postgraduate departments, the university is looking forward to establishing a new benchmark of excellence and achievement in the academic world. NPU Supply/Revaluation Results Students have a chance to apply for the revaluation, if the students may get low marks in the examination, they can apply for the Revaluation results. So again the head of the Examiner will review the answer paper. After revaluation, students may get high marks. Still, if anyone got low marks, they can apply for the Supplementary Examinations. For Revaluation/Supplementary, students should pay the fee. Students can get all the results from this page Regular, Revaluation and Supplementary Results. Students of the Nilamber Pitamber University can also get all Results Also. Just we are advising the Students to frequently visit this page to get latest updates of all NPU Results 2019. | | BRLPS Community Coordinator Result 2019 | Bihar Jeevika Office Assistant Accountant Merit list @ brlp.in Posted: 30 Nov 2019 03:00 AM PST BRLPS Result 2019 Released – Get Community Coordinator, Bihar Jeevika Office Assistant, Accountant, Manager, Area Coordinator Cut Off Marks, Final Selection Merit List Pdf @ brlp.in. We have a piece of good news for you!! The Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society (BRLPS) has declared the BRLPS qualified candidates list to attend the CBT Exam on 11th October 2019. Candidates who had attended for the Community Coordinator & Other Examination in July 2019, can check and download the Result from the direct link provided below in the table. Aspirants just click on that link and find your results easily. Latest Update on 30th November 2019 – Due to inadvertent technical error, a revised list of candidates being called for the next stages of selection processes for the various positions of Block Coordinator (LSBA), Manager-Micro Finance, Manager-Livestock, Manager-Livelihoods Farm, Manager-Community Finance and Project Associate. And, Updated answer keys of CBT conducted for Community Coordinators are being published. BRLPS Result 2019 – Check Here @ brlp.in Applicants who are waiting for your BRLPS Community Coordinator Result 2019 can check and download your result from the below link. In the below table we have mentioned the BRLPS Community Coordinator Sortlist. To download your result applicants should enter the BRLPS Admit Card 2019 details. Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society (BRLPS) has released the BRLPS Office Assistant Result 2019 on the official website. Here on this page applicants can get complete details of BRLPS Cut Off Marks 2019 and BRLPS Merit List 2019. Along with the results we have provided additional information about BRLPS CC Result 2019 in the below table. BRLPS Community Coordinator Result 2019 – Overview | BRLPS Result 2019 | Community Coordinator & Other Cut Off, Merit List | | Description | Details | | Organization Name | Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society (BRLPS) (JEEVIKA) | | Exam Name | State Project Management Unit Positions, District Project Coordination Unit Positions, Block Project Implementation Unit Positions, State Consultant-MLE & MIS, Accountant, Project Manager (ODF-S Cell), Consultant-SLWM (ODF-S Cell), Consultant-IEC/ CB (ODF-S Cell), Consultant-Technical Sanitation (ODF-S Cell), District Coordinator, District Consultant-CB & IEC, District Consultant-MLE & MIS, District Consultant-SLWM | | No of Posts | 3409 Posts | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Written Exam date | 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 25th August 2019 | | Qualified Candidate List Release Date | 11th October 2019 – link available below | | Job Location | Bihar | | Official Website | brlp.in | Applicants can get more details from the above table. Candidates can check the BRLPS Community Coordinator 2019 Results from the official website brlp.in. The BRLPS Community Coordinator list will help the candidates to attend the next round. On the basis of marks obtained by the candidate in CBT, following roll numbers/application ID has been shortlisted for the next stages of the selection process. Reservation roster of govt. of Bihar has been followed for preparing the list. The date and venue of the next stage of the selection process will be intimated separately. Also, Cutoff Marks of CBT Exam for various positions of BRLPS and LSBA has been published.  Updated answer keys of CBT conducted for Community Coordinators are being published – Answer Key
Revised list of candidates being called for Next stages of selection processes for the Various Posts – Block Coordinator (LSBA), Manager-Micro Finance, Manager-Livestock, Manager-Livelihoods Farm, Manager-Community Finance, Project Associate | Selected Candidates List for LSBA | | Profile Name | Release date | Link | | State Consultant-MLE & MIS | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Accountant | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | District Coordinator | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | District Consultant-CB & IEC | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | District Consultant-MLE & MIS | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | District Consultant-SLWM | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Consultant-IEC/CB (ODF-S Cell) | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Consultant-SLWM (ODF-S Cell) | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Consultant-Technical Sanitation (ODF-S Cell) | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager (ODF-S Cell) | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | Selected Candidates List for BRLPS | | Cashier | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | IT Associate | 05th November 2019 | Click Here | | District Project Manager | 06th November 2019 | Click Here | | Assistant Finance Manager | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Micro Insurance | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Micro Finance | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Alternate Banking | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Business Development (Non-Farm) | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Documentation & External Relation | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – HNS Capacity Building & Enterprise Development | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Marketing & Innovation | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | | Project Manager – Social Safeguard | 14th November 2019 | Click Here | BRLPS Office Assistant Merit List 2019 The Shortlisted candidates will be invited for the next round of the Recruitment Process. List of applications received shortlisted applications, dates, and venue of tests for selection, etc. If the applicants’ name will attain into the BRLPS Merit List 2019, they will get more importance at the time of the Interview. All the applicants can get the BRLPS Results, Cut Off Marks, Merit List @ brlp.in. How to check BRLPS Result 2019? - Initially, click on the official website of the Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society (BRLPS) using the URL: http://brlp.in/
- Now, you will redirect to the Home Page of the Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society.
- Applicants can observe the Latest News section on the home page.
- Over there, search for the link of BRLPS Community Coordinator Result 2019.
- Click on it and enter the required details.
- The BRLPS Results appear on the screen.
Direct link to download BRLPS Result 2019 | Updated answer keys of CBT conducted for Community Coordinators are being published | Answer Key | | Revised list of candidates being called for Next stages of selection processes for the Various Posts | Block Coordinator (LSBA), Manager-Micro Finance, Manager-Livestock, Manager-Livelihoods Farm, Manager-Community Finance, Project Associate | | On the basis of marks shortlisted for the next stages of the selection process | BRLPS | LSBA | | Cutoff Marks of CBT Exam for various positions of BRLPS and LSBA has been published | BRLPS | LSBA | | Marks of the candidates who have been declared qualified in the additional list for various positions | Click Here | | Interview Call letter of Candidates for already published merit lists of various positions are available | BRLPS | LSBA | | Additional list of qualified candidates for various positions for CBT exam held on 23rd Aug 2019 | Click Here | | Qualified additional list for the position of Project Manager | Click Here | | Cutoff Marks of CBT Exam for Project Manager and Assistant Finance Manager(BRLPS) | Click Here | | Additional list of qualified candidates for various positions for CBT exam held on 22nd Aug 2019 | Click Here | | Post objection final answer key of CBT Examination for Community Coordinator held between 03rd September to 09th September 2019 | Click Here | | Objection status for CBT Examination held for Community Coordinator held during 03-09-2019 to 09-09-2019 | Click Here | | Get CBT Marks | BRLPS | LSBA | | BRLPS Qualified candidates List held on 23rd August 2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS Qualified candidates List held on 25th August 2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS Qualified candidates List held on 24th August 2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS Qualified candidates List held on 22nd August 2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS Results 2019 | Click Here | | Block Coordinator LSBA Minimum qualifying marks in CBT exam for LSBA | Click Here | | Objection status of CBT Examination for various positions of BRLPS and LSBA held on 21-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS LSBA Result 2019 | Click Here | | Revised number of Vacancies (Update) | Click Here | | BRLPS Recruitment Notification 2019 | Click Here | | BRLPS Admit Card 2019 | Click Here | | Official Website | Click Here | You may check this: BTSC Result 2019 – Click Here Bihar Vidhan Sabha Results 2019 – Click Here Bihar B.Ed CET Result 2019 – Click Here Bihar Police Result 2019 – Click Here
| | NABARD Result 2019 | Download NABARD Development Assistant Result here Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:56 AM PST NABARD Result 2019: Candidates can make use of this page to check their NABARD Exam Results 2019 for various posts. A huge number of applicants had applied for the post and attended the examination. Hence such applied contenders are eagerly waiting to check their NABARD Results 2019. By checking results aspirants can evaluate their performance in the examination. However, we have provided a direct link to help individuals easily get NABARD results. NABARD Result 2019
NABARD Development Assistant Result 2019 -will be released soon @ nabard.org | The board of National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) is planning to declare the NABARD Development Assistant Mains Exam Result 2019 in the Last Week Of December 2019 (Tentatively). Hence, Candidates who had completed the NABARD Development Assistant Mains exam on 29th November 2019, they can check your result from the below link. NABARD Development Assistant Mains Result 2019 | Organization Name | National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) | | Post Name | Development Assistant | | Number of Posts | 91 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 29th November 2019 | | NABARD Mains Result Date | Last Week Of December 2019 (Tentatively) | | Selection Process | Preliminary Examination, Main Examination, Interview | | Job Location | Across India | | Official Website | www.nabard.org | NABARD Development Assistant Mains Result 2019 – Click Here
NABARD Development Assistant Pre Exam Result 2019 – Click Here
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NABARD Assistant Manager Grade A Result 2019 – National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) has Recently Uploaded Select/Waitlist for the Post of Assistant Manager and Other Various Post Grade A Recruitment 2019 on 28th September 2019. Those Candidates who have Appeared in this Exam Can Download Mains Exam Result from the below link. Here we have provided a direct link to access your result. Moreover, candidates can get the complete details from the official website i.e, www.nabard.org. NABARD Assistant Manager Grade A Result 2019 | Organization Name | National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) | | Post Name | Assistant Manager Grade A | | Number of Posts | 79 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 27th July 2019 | | Result Date | 28th September 2019 | | Official Website | www.nabard.org | NABARD Assistant Manager Grade A Select/Wait List – Click Here
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NABARD Manager Grade B Result 2019 – National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) has Recently Uploaded Select/ Wait List for the Post of Assistant Manager and Other Various Post Grade B Recruitment 2019 on 27th September 2019. Those Candidates who have Appeared in this Exam Can Download Mains Exam Result from the below link. Here we have provided a direct link to access your result. Moreover, candidates can get the complete details from the official website i.e, www.nabard.org. NABARD Manager Grade B Result 2019 | Organization Name | National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) | | Post Name | Grade B – Assistant Manager | | Number of Posts | 8 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 28th July 2019 | | Result Date | 27th September 2019 | | Official Website | www.nabard.org | NABARD Manager Grade B Select/Wait List 2019 – Click Here
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All the applicants can get the NABARD Bank Assistant Manager Result from this article. We have dedicated this page to upload all the latest results released from the NABARD Bank Assistant Manager Recruitment Result. NABARD Grade A Result Date has been announced and the Selection list has been uploaded. The National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) will conduct the Examination for every year for the Recruitment. The online procedure for NABARD Grade A and Grade B recruitment 2019 was started on 10 May 2019 and continued till 26 May 2019. This year, NABARD will recruit 87 vacancies for the post of Officers in Grade 'B' and Grade A. Along with the Results, NABARD Grade A Cut off & Merit list will soon announce on the official website. All the candidates can get the NABARD Grade B Cut off & Merit List from this article. Here we will be updating the Cut off marks & Merit List. How to check NABARD Bank Result 2019? | - Click the official website of National Bank for Agriculture Rural Development (NABARD) i.e, www.nabard.org
- On the home page, click on the Career Notice tab
- On the new page, Applicants can download the NABARD Grade A 2019 result & NABARD Grade B Result 2019
- A new page will be open with NABARD Bank Assistant Manager Result Pdf
- Download or take a print out of the result for further reference.,
| | Uniraj Result 2019 (Declared) | Check Uniraj Result Name Wise for M.A, M.Com, M.Sc Courses Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:50 AM PST Uniraj Result 2019 declared for B.A, B.A. (Hons.) PART I, PART I 2019 (Reval) Courses on 30th November 2019. This is good news for the candidates who are looking for the Uniraj Result. Here we are providing direct Rajasthan University Result link for B.A. L.L.B, M.Sc, M.A, MBA, MCA, Dual Degree, etc. Candidates can download the Uniraj Result from here and can attain their respective marks. Rajasthan University had declared Uniraj Result on 31st October 2019. The University of Rajasthan released Uniraj PG IV Semester Results for all courses are released. Candidates who are seeking for the Uniraj PG Result can get the result from here. Rajasthan University – Uniraj Result 2019-20 Rajasthan University or Uniraj had recently declared the result of B.Sc, B.A, M.A Semester exams. Also, it had earlier declared M.A. M.Sc., B.Ed. M.Sc. B.A., LLM exam result. Candidates who had appeared for these courses can check their result/qualifying status as well as marks from below given link. We will update with recently released Uniraj University Semester Result 2019 with a direct link. Just by clicking the Results link you will get the direct updated Uniraj Result New from this webpage. Check out the below section and get to know the recently Updated Uniraj Rajasthan University Exam Results 2019.
Latest Uniraj Result 2019-20 | Name of the Examination | Release Date | Results Link | | LL.M. PART-I 2019 (Reval.) | 30-11-2019 | Click Here | | P.G. DIP. COURSE IN LABOUR LAW, LABOUR EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 30-11-2019 | Click Here | | P.G. DIPLOMA COURSE IN CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL ADM. EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 30-11-2019 | Click Here | | P.G. DIPLOMA COURSE IN TAXATION LAW AND PRACTICE EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 30-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (Final) POLITICAL SCIENCE 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (PREV) ECONOMICS 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (PREV.) ENGLISH 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (PREV.) HINDI 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (PREV.) HISTORY 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (PREV.) POLITICAL SCIENCE 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.Sc.(Prev.) MATHEMATICS 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Final) A.B.S.T. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Final) B.Adm. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Final) E.A.F.M. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Previous) A.B.S.T. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Previous) B.Adm. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com.(Previous) E.A.F.M. 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.J.M.C.(Final) 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.J.M.C.(Previous) 2019 (Reval.) | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | M. SC. (ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019(Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M. SC. (ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019(Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (BUS. ADMN.) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (EAFM)(EA GROUP) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (EAFM)(EA GROUP) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. IN H.R.M. II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. IN H.R.M. IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.SC. (BIOTECHNOLOGY) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 22-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.SC. (ANTHROPOLOGY) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.SC. (GEOGRAPHY) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.SC. (GEOGRAPHY) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.SC. (MATHEMATICS) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.SC. (MATHEMATICS) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (ABST) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (ABST) IV-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (BUS. ADMN.) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.COM. (C.M.A.) II-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 (Reval.) | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | B. Sc. (Hons.) Part-I – Reval. (2019) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B. Sc. (Hons.) Part-II – Reval. (2019) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART II – 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. Additional – 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART-II – 2019- (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART III – 2019- (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. ADDITIONAL – (2019)-Reval. | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part- I (Reval.) – (2019) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part- II (Reval.)- (2019) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part-III (Reval.) – (2019) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | LL.B. I YEAR EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | LL.B. II YEAR (ACAD.) EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | LL.B. III YEAR (PROF.) EXAM.-JUNE 2019 (Reval.) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 12-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART II – 2019 (Reval.) | 12-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 12-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART II – 2019- (Reval.) | 12-11-2019 | Click Here | | B. Sc. (Hons.) Part-I – Reval.(2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B. Sc. (Hons.) Part-II – Reval.(2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B. Sc. (Hons.) Part-III – Reval.(2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (HONS) PART-III REVAL. EXAM.-2019 | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. Additional – 2019 (Reval.) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART II (Deaf & Dumb)- (2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART II (Deaf & Dumb)- (Reval.) – 2019 | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART II – 2019- (Reval) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. PART III – 2019- (Reval) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Home Science Part I -Reval. (2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part- I (Reval.) – (2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part- II (Reval.)- (2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Part-III (Reval.) – (2019) | 31-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART I – 2019 (Reval.) | 26-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. (Hons.) PART II – 2019 (Reval.) | 26-10-2019 | Click Here | | LL.M. PART-II 2019 (Reval.) | 26-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.A. (Prev.) PHILOSOPHY 2019 (Reval.) | 26-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.A./M.Sc./M.Com. 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VIII-SEMESTER EXAM.MAY-2019 | 20-09-2019 | Click Here | | Other Results | – | Click Here | How to Download Uniraj Result 2019? - Visit the official website of University of Rajasthan ie. @uniraj.ac.in
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Overview of University of Rajasthan | Name of the University | University of Rajasthan | | Courses Offered | UG, PG Programme, Diploma, Ph.D. others | | Established Year | 1948 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Location | Jaipur, Rajasthan | | Mode | Online | | Official Site | www.uniraj.ac.in | About the University of Rajasthan (Uniraj) College of Rajasthan (Uniraj) is probably the most established college situated in Jaipur, Rajasthan. It is an open and state college associated with the University Grants Commission (UGC). Uniraj was once known as the University of Rajputana. Uniraj University offers different courses at UG, PG and Ph.D. level. There are numerous orders like Arts, Science, Commerce, Education, Fine expressions, Law, Management and so on. Competitors who are intrigued to think about Rajasthan University can wait for the confirmation warning. And then you can apply through online mode. Understudies who are intrigued to ponder in Rajasthan can pick this college for higher examinations. Applicants can allude to the notice and different subtleties in the legitimate site of the University of Rajasthan. The official site of Rajasthan University is www.uniraj.ac.in. Raj University Results 2019 for Revaluation/ Supplementary Those students who have attended the regular examination under the University of Rajasthan and still failed. Here comes one more opportunity to clear the examination. To increase your scoring along with that students to fail in the previous examination will get a chance to clear through Revaluation Exams Uniraj Results. For each and every semester Students can apply for the revaluation after the announcement of the main examination results. The University of Rajasthan will take possibly more than seven days to process the test papers. Once the process gets completed the Rajasthan University Revaluation Results will be declared. Do stay updated with the University to know about the Revaluation Exam Results. | | IPU CET Result 2020 – Check GGSIPU CET Regular/Supplementary Results @ ipu.ac.in Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:45 AM PST The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University has released GGSIPU Results for the UG, PG, Ph.D., PG diploma, integrated, dual degree programs, certificate, and diploma program courses of GGSIPU University. Recently the Indraprastha University has released the results for all MBBS Courses as per batch-wise. Students can get the GGSIPU Regular and Supplementary Results through this article. Soon the GGSIPU will announce the result on his website for other courses. And we will update the result here on this page so all the Candidates regularly visit this page. Get the detailed information about the GGSIPU Exam Results @ www.ipu.ac.in
GGSIPU Exam Result 2019 @ www.ipu.ac.in Students who have attended the semester examination conducted by the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, its time check out the results. As a recent update by the Indraprastha University has released the MBBS Supplementary Programming Results according to the Batch wise. Students who have undergone the Supplementary examination can get the updated Semester Results through Pdf format. We have attached the direct links of the GGSIPU Exam Results 2019-20 from the official website. We request the candidates who are pursuing under Delhi GGSIPU can evaluate their performance by getting the results through our website i.e, Recruitment.Guru Updated GGSIPU Exam Results 2019-20 | IPU Results 2019 | Examination Name | Release Date | Results Link | | Exam (Dec. 2018) Rechecking Results of B.Tech.(Affiliated Institute)-No Change | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Rechecking Results of B.Tech. (Batch 2015 Onwards) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Rechecking Results of B.Tech. (Mercy Cases). | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Rechecking Results of B.Tech. (up to Batch 2014) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(CSE) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(ECE) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(IT) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(Civil) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(Civil) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(EEE) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech.(Tools) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for B.Tech. (EE) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for BPT | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for MBA, MBA(IB), MBA (FM) | 28-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Rechecking Result of BASLP (E. No. 00835409618, 03035409618) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Rechecking Result of BPT (E. No. 03211202618, 04711202618) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary (Exam Aug. 2019) Rechecking Result of MBBS 01st Prof, Enrol No 10550099818, E. No. 03550299818 | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary (Exam Aug. 2019) Rechecking Result of MBBS 01st Prof, Enrol No.12750099814 | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for B.Arch. (Batch 2018) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for B.Ed. and B.Ed.(SE)(ASD) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for LLB | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for LLM(R) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for LLM(W) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for BCA | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for BHMCT | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Results for BAJMC | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Inspection of answer sheet Result of B.Voc. Program – No Change Result of E.No 03450118117 | 21-11-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Reappear Result for MBA(FM), Enrol No. 02916659316 | 20-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Sept. 2019) Result for M.A. (English), Enrol No. 03921600917, 00521600917 | 20-11-2019 | Download | | Supplementary Exam (Oct. 2019) Result of M. Tech. Weekend | 14-11-2019 | Download | | Revised Supplementary Exam (Oct. 2019) Result of MD (Community Medicine) E. No. 00250036416 | 14-11-2019 | Download | | M.Tech..(ECE), 2nd Sem | 20-09-2019 | Download | | M.Tech.(EP), 4th Sem | 20-09-2019 | Download | | LLB, Enrol No. 00816503517, 02916503518, 03016503817 | 20-09-2019 | Download | | LLB, Enrol. No. 07616503813 | 20-09-2019 | Download | | B.Pharma (Mercy) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | M.Phil (Clinical Psychology) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | Exam (July 2019) Result for M.Phil (Psychiatric Social Work) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | M.Tech.(CSE)W, 2nd & 4th Sem | 20-09-2019 | Download | | M.Tech.(ECE)W, 2nd & 4th Sem | 20-09-2019 | Download | | Exam (Dec. 2018) Revised Result for MBA(WE) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | Exam (May 2019) Result for B.TECH(CSE) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | Exam (July 2019) Result for BDS 01st Prof. (2018 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 01st Prof. (Supplementary) (2016 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 02nd Prof. (2017 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 2nd Prof. (Supplementary) (2016 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 03rd Prof. (2016 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 04th Prof. (2015 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 04th Prof. (Supplementary) (2013 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | BDS 04th Prof. (Supplementary) (2014 Batch) | 20-09-2019 | Download | | Other Results | – | Download | Also, Check with – Sarguja University Result 2019
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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University – Overview | Name of the University | Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University | | Courses Offered | UG, PG, Ph.D., PG diploma, integrated, dual degree programs, certificate, and diploma programs | | Established Year | 1998 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Location | Ambikapur, Sarguja | | Mode | Online | | Official Site | www.ipu.ac.in | About Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) is the first university established in 1998 by Govt. of NCT of Delhi under the provisions of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Act, 1998 read with its Amendment in 1999 The University is recognized by University Grants Commission (UGC), India under section 12B of UGC Act. It is a teaching and affiliating University with the explicit objective of facilitating and promoting "studies, research and extension work in emerging areas of higher education with focus on professional education, for example, engineering, technology, management studies, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, education, law, etc. and also to achieve excellence in these and connected fields and other matters connected therewith or incidental thereto." GGSIPU Revaluation/ Supplementary Result 2019 Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University conducts regular as well as supplementary examination for those who are studying under the University. Those students who have failed in the main semester examination has one more chance of getting passed in the exam. Those who wish that their examination paper should be evaluated once again to improve their scoring can use up the revaluation opportunity. For each and every semester Students can apply for the revaluation after the announcement of the main examination results. The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University will take a week or more to process the exam papers to announce the GGSIPU Revaluation Exam Results. To get the updated revaluation results to check out the Official Website @ipu.ac.in. Students requested a stay in touch with our website as that we announce the updated Regular and Revaluation Results of the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University as soon as released on the Website. | | RSMSSB Result 2019 Released – Junior Scientific Assistant, Informatics Assistant & other Result Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:36 AM PST RSMSSB Result 2019 Announced – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board has recently uploaded results for various Posts. Now RSMSSB has declared the Aganwadi Supervisor DV Schedule, Lab Assistant & Informatics Assistant Result, Cut off Marks on the official website. Here on this page applicants can get all Results regarding the RSMSSB. We have dedicated this page to upload all the Recent results released from the Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board. Aspirants who are looking for RSMSSB recruitment 2019-20 exam results can find on our page. Moreover, aspirants can visit the official website of Rajasthan SMSSB for checking the result. RSMSSB Result 2019
RSMSSB Jr Scientific Assistant Result 2019 Released @ rsmssb.rajasthan.gov. Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have declared the JSA Result on 29th November 2019. As the RSMSSB Commenced the exam on 14th, 15th, 21st, 22nd September 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Junior Scientific Result from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Junior Assistant Result 2019. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Junior Scientific Assistant Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) | | Post Name | Junior Scientific Assistant | | No of vacancies | 28 Posts | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 14th, 15th, 21st, 22nd September 2019 | | Result date | 29th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Jr. Scientific Assistant Document 2019- Click Here
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RSMSSB Jr Scientific Assistant Result 2019 Released @ rsmssb.rajasthan.gov. Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have declared the JSA Result on 29th November 2019. As the RSMSSB Commenced the exam on 14th, 15th, 21st, 22nd September 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Junior Scientific Result from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Junior Assistant Result 2019. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Junior Scientific Assistant Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) | | Post Name | Junior Scientific Assistant | | No of vacancies | 28 Posts | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 14th, 15th, 21st, 22nd September 2019 | | Result date | 29th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Jr. Scientific Assistant Document 2019- Click Here
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RSMSSB Tax Assistant Phase II Result 2019 Released @ rsmssb.rajasthan.gov. Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have declared the Tax Assistant Phase 2 Result on 18th November 2019. As the RSMSSB Commenced the exam on 16th October 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Phase II Result from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Tax Assistant Result 2019. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Tax Assistant Phase II Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) | | Post Name | Tax Assistant | | No of vacancies | 162 Posts | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 16th October 2019 | | Result date | 18th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Tax Assistant Phase II Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Junior Instructor Revised Result 2019 Released @ rsmssb.rajasthan.gov. Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have declared the Revised Junior Instructor Result on 18th November 2019. As the RSMSSB Commenced the exam on 23rd, 24th, 26th March 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Revised Result from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Junior Instructor Revised Result 2019. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Junior Instructor Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) | | Post Name | Junior Instructor (Computer Operator & Programming Assistant (COPA), Mechanic Diesel Engine, Electrician, Electronics Mechanic, Fitter, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Welder, Wireman, Workshop Calculation & Science) | | No of vacancies | 402 Posts | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 23rd, 24th, 26th March 2019 | | Result date | 18th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Junior Instructor Result 2019 – COPA| Electrician| Welder | Fitter
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RSMSSB Physical Training Instructor Final Selected Candidates List 2019 Declared– Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board has recently declared the Last Revised List of Selected Candidates for the Post of Physical Training Instructor Recruitment 2018 on 29th November 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Last List of Selected Candidates from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Physical Training Instructor (PTI) Final Result. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB PTI Last List of Selected Candidates 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Physical Training Instructor (PTI) | | Number of Posts | 4500 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Revised Result Date | 11th May 2019 | | Final List Result Release Date | 29th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB PTI Ex-Serviceman Last List of Selected Candidates- Click Here
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RSMSSB Live Stock Assistant Revised Result 2019 Declared– Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board has recently declared the Revised Marksheet for the Post of Live Stock Assistant Recruitment 2018 on 01st November 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the Revised Result from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Live Stock Assistant Revised Result. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Live Stock Assistant Revised Marksheet 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Live Stock Assistant (LSA) | | Number of Posts | Various | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Revised Result Release Date | 25th October 2019 | | LSA Revised Marksheet Release Date | 01st November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Live Stock Assistant Revised Marksheet – Click Here
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RSMSSB Lower Division Clerk Result 2019 Declared– Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board has recently declared the selection list for the Post of Lower Division Clerk Recruitment 2018 on 25th October 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download the selected candidate’s list to attend Document verification. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Lower Division Clerk Result. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Lower Division Clerk Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Lower Division Clerk (LDC) | | Number of Posts | Various | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Selected candidates list for DV | 25th October 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB LDC Phase II Marks 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Women Supervisor DV Result 2019 – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have recently declared the DV Result for The Post of Supervisor in Women Empowerment Department Recruitment 2018 on 12th September 2019. Applicants who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download Revised result and Cutoff marks from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Supervisor (Women Empowerment) DV Result. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Women Supervisor DV Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Supervisor (Women Empowerment) | | Number of Posts | 180 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | DV Verification Date | 26 & 27th August 2019 | | DV Result Date | 12th September 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Women Supervisor DV Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Woman Supervisor Result 2019 – Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has recently uploaded the result for the Post of Supervisor on 22nd August 2019. Those Candidates who have appeared in this Recruitment Exam Can Download Final Answer Key, Result and Cutoff Marks, DV Schedule here. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Supervisor Result 2019. Here we have provided a direct link to download your result. RSMSSB Woman Supervisor Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Supervisor (Mahila Paryavekshak) – Women Department | | Number of Posts | 309 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Result Date | 22nd August 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Woman Supervisor Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB NTT Result 2019 – Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has recently uploaded the result for the Post of NTT Recruitment on 06th August 2019. Those Candidates who have appeared in this Recruitment Exam Can Download Final Answer Key, Result and Cutoff Marks, DV Schedule here. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB NTT Result. Here we have provided a direct link to download your result. RSMSSB NTT Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | NTT | | Number of Posts | 1310 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 24th February 2019 | | Result Date | 06th August 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB NTT Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Provisional Selection List 2019 – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have recently uploaded the Provisional Selected List 2019 for the Post of Informatics Assistant (Suchna Sahayak) Recruitment on 02nd August 2019. All registered Candidates those who have appeared in this Exam can download Provisional Selected List from the below link. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Provisional Selected List 2019 now! RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Provisional Selection List 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Informatics Assistant (Suchna Sahayak) | | Number of Posts | 1302 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | DV List Available | 15th July 2019 | | Provisional Selected List Date | 02nd August 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Provisional Selection List 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB NTT Teacher Result 2019 – Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has recently uploaded the result for the Post of NTT Teacher Recruitment 2018 on 01st August 2019. Those Candidates who have appeared in this Recruitment Exam Can Download Final Answer Key, Result and Cutoff Marks, DV Schedule here. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB NTT Teacher Result. Here we have provided a direct link to download your result. RSMSSB NTT Teacher Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | NTT Teacher | | Number of Posts | 1310 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 24th February 2019 | | Result Date | 01st August 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB NTT Teacher Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result, DV Schedule 2019 – Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has recently uploaded Result, DV Schedule for the Post of Aganwadi for Women Recruitment 2018 on 27th July 2019. Those Candidates who have appeared in this Recruitment Exam Can Download Final Answer Key, Result and Cutoff Marks, DV Schedule here. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result & DV Schedule 2019 now! RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result, DV Schedule 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Aganwadi Supervisor | | Number of Posts | 309 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 03rd March 2019 | | Result Date | 23rd July 2019 | | DV Schedule Date | 27th July 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result, DV Schedule 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Supervisor (Women Empowerment) Revised Result 2019 – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have recently declared the Revised Result, Cutoff Marks for The Post of Supervisor in Women Empowerment Department Recruitment 2018 on 25th July 2019. Applicants those who have applied for this Recruitment Exam can download Revised result and Cutoff marks from the below table. As we know all those candidates are waiting for the RSMSSB Supervisor (Women Empowerment) Revised Result & Cut off marks. Everyone can check and download your results from the below links. RSMSSB Supervisor (Women Empowerment) Revised Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Supervisor (Women Empowerment) | | Number of Posts | 180 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 06th January 2019 | | Revised Result Date | 25th July 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Supervisor (Women Empowerment) Revised Result, Cutoff Marks 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Final Result 2019 – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board have recently uploaded the Final Result for the Post of Informatics Assistant Recruitment on 29th November 2019. All registered Candidates those who have appeared in this Exam can download Final Result from the below link. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Final Result 2019 now! RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Final Result 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Informatics Assistant | | Number of Posts | 1302 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | DV List Available | 18-07-2019 | | Final Result Date | 29th November 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Informatics Assistant Final Result 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 – Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has recently uploaded final Answer Key, Result, Cutoff Marks for the Post of Aganwadi for Women Recruitment 2018 on 23rd July 2019. Those Candidates who have appeared in this Recruitment Exam Can Download Final Answer Key, Result and Cutoff Marks here. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 now! RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Aganwadi Supervisor | | Number of Posts | 309 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 03rd March 2019 | | Result Date | 23rd July 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | RSMSSB Aganwadi Supervisor Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 – Click Here
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RSMSSB Lab Assistant Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 – Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) are recently uploaded Result, Cutoff Marks for the Post of Laboratory Assistant Recruitment 2018 on 23rd July 2019. Those candidates who have appeared in this recruitment exam can download Result, Cutoff Marks from the below link. Check your results via the link mentioned below. Hence, all those might be looking for the RSMSSB Lab Assistant Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 now! RSMSSB Lab Assistant Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 | Organization Name | Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board | | Post Name | Lab Assistant | | Number of Posts | 1200 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | 03rd February 2019 | | Result Date | 23rd July 2019 | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | | RSMSSB Lab Assistant Result & Cutoff Marks 2019 – Server 1 | Server 2 |
RSMSSB Result – Industry Inspector 2019 RSMSSB Result – for the post of Industry Inspector is out now. The board is now allowing the applicants to check the Result. Hence, the applicants can check the RSMSSB Result for Industry Inspector post in the link given below. | Post Name | Industry Inspector | | No of Vacancies | 97 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date (Industry Insp.) | Update Soon | | Result Date 2019 | Update Soon | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | | RSMSSB Result, Cut Off 2019 |
RSMSSB Result for Sanganak (Computer) 2019 is available now. The Candidates those who are waiting for the RSMSSB Computer Result 2019 can check from the link given below. The Board has given the RSMSSB Sanganak Document Verification Schedule on 6th July 2019. The candidates who cleared the Written Exam Can check the Schedule and be prepared for a Verification. However, download the RSMSSB Sanganak Doc Verification Schedule 2019 from the link below. RSMSSB Result – Sanganak (Computer) Recruitment 2019 | Name of the Post | Sanganak (Computer) | | No of Vacancies | 400 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | RSMSSB Exam Date | Update Soon | | Result Release Date | Update Soon | | Official Website | rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | | RSMSSB Computer Result 2019 |
RSMSSB Result for Agriculture Supervisor Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Commission announces the result for agriculture supervisor. Aspirants can find the result online here. Just click on the link given below to check the agriculture supervisor result 2019. | Post Name | Agriculture Supervisor | | No of Vacancies | 1832 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Exam Date | Update Soon | | Result Date | Update Soon | | Official Website | www.rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | | RSMSSB Result for Agriculture Supervisor |
RSMSSB Information Assistant Exam Result 2019 RSMSSB Lab Technician, Radiographer Assistant, Ophthalmic Assistant & other recruitment exam results. A huge number of contenders had applied for the post and have been attending the examination. Candidates are selected based on their performance in written examination and personal interview. Hence, aspirants can check the result for written examination from the link in the table below. | Post Name | Informatics Assistant | | No of Vacancies | 1302 | | Category | Sarkari Result | | Exam Date | Update Soon | | Result Date | Update Soon | | Official Website | www.rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in | | RSMSSB Informatics Assist Result 2019 | Officials of Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board releases the RSMSSB Exam Results 2019 online. The board allows the applicants to check the result online. Hence, aspirants can find the direct link to check exam results on our page. To make it easy for the visitors to our page, we have given the different links to check the result respective of the vacancies. Hence, find the link you looking for and check the RSMSSB exam result 2019-20 below. Aspirants can download the RSMSSB result pdf online for respective vacancies. Check the merit list, the provisional selection list, and the final selection list given by the RSMSSB. RSMSSB Cut Off Details Every year the officials of Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board release the notification and conducts its examination. The board decides the cut off mark and hence there is no ambiguity. Candidates who meet the qualifying mark are only eligible for further rounds. Failing to meet the qualifying marks is not eligible for upcoming rounds. Hence it is important for contenders to meet the required marks and prepare well for the examination to be part of the Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Service Selection Board. RSMSSB Exam Merit List 2019 The merit list is given by the officials on the official website. The resulting sheet consists of the name of applicants qualify and only those contenders are allowed to attend further rounds. However, click on direct links and steps to help applicants easily acquire their results. Steps to Download RSMSSB Results 2019 - Click on the link below
- Find the respective result link on the page and click on the link.
- Enter the login details if required and check the results
- Candidates can also download the result pdf for respective vacancies.
- In the case of the merit list, check your name or roll number to find the result.
- Finally, take the printout of the RSMSSB Result for further reference.
RSMSSB Exam Results 2019 | | MLSU Result 2019 Released – M.A M.Sc M.Com Exam Regular/Supply Results @ www.mlsu.ac.in Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:29 AM PST MLSU Results 2019 released for M.Sc. Maths Sem-II, M.Sc. Environmental Science Sem-II, IV Examination Result & Other Courses on 29th November 2019. Dear Students, now you can check your मोहनलाल सुखाड़िया विश्वविद्यालय परिणाम 2019 here through Online Mode. Mohanlal Sukhadia University has published the results for various courses every day. We have provided a direct link to check your results and anyone can check the results from the official website of the University i.e, mlsu.ac.in. Students who have appeared for the MLSU Examination can verify their results by using the below link. As the university offers all kinds of courses like UG/PG, Diploma, Ph.D., and others. Applicants can check their supplementary & Regular results on this page. However, check out complete details of MLSU Result from this webpage.
MLSU Result 2019 Mohanlal Sukhadia University has announced the results for the M.SC Sem Examination Result, and others. Students who have appeared for those exams can check this from the official website of the University. On this page, we will be updating the News, Time Schedule, Previous Papers, Admit Card and others. We will be updating all the details in a detailed manner. Anyone can check the MLSU Result 2019 from the link mentioned in the below table. We advise the Students to keep in touch with this webpage to get all updates related to MLSU Result 2019. Latest MLSU Exam Result 2019 | Name of the Exam | Announcement Date | Download Link | | Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (REVAL) Examination Result | 29-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Drawing and Painting Previous Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma Third Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | BBA-ENTREPRENEURSHIP IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.B.A. F.S.M II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Zoology(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Statistics(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA English(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Political Science(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com ABST(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 27-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Com Third Year (SUPPLE) Examination Result | 26-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. Third Year (SUPPLE) Examination Result | 26-11-2019 | Click Here | | BBA(OLD) VI Sem Examination Result | 26-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A. Third Year (SUPPLE) Examination Result | 25-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Political Science IV Sem Examination Result | 23-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Polymer Science(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA History(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 21-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Botany(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result (Revised) | 19-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com ABST(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result (Revised) | 19-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA DRAWING & PAINTING (CBCS) II Sem Examination Result (Revised) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.com BBE IV Sem Examination Result | 15-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma Second Year Examination Result | 15-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Mathematics(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result (Revised) | 14-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Environmental Science(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 14-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Environmental Science(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 14-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Ed.(Two Year)(Old) Second Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 13-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. & B.Ed. First Year Examination Result (Revised) | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. & B.Ed. Second Year Examination Result (Revised) | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. First Year Examination Result (Revised) | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. Second Year Examination Result (Revised) | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | BBA III Sem (REVAL) Examination Result (Revised) | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Public Administration(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 08-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.H.M. VI Sem Examination Result (Revised) | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Microbiology(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Geography(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Music(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | MA Yoga IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 07-11-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. Third Year Examination Result (Revised) | 31.10.2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. & B.Ed. Third Year Examination Result | 31.10.2019 | Click Here | | M.Ed(Two Year) Previous Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 31.10.2019 | Click Here | | M.Ed(Two Year) Final Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 31.10.2019 | Click Here | | PG Diploma in Public Health Entomology II Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 21-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Zoology(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 21-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma Part-IV REVAL Examination Result | 21-10-2019 | Click Here | | MCA IV Sem Examination Result | 18-10-2019 | Click Here | | BBA-ENTREPRENEURSHIP IV Sem Examination Result | 18-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Botany(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 17-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Botany(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 17-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com ABST(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 17-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Chemistry(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 17-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. First Year Examination Result | 15-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. & B.Ed. First Year Examination Result | 15-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. Second Year Examination Result | 12-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.A & B.Ed. Third Year Examination Result | 12-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Sc. & B.Ed. Second Year Examination Result | 12-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Geology(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 10-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Geology(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 10-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Psychology(CBCS) IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 10-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Sanskrit(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 10-10-2019 | Click Here | | BBA IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | BA LLB VIII Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Com LLB II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | B.Com Hons IV Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.H.R.M II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Public Administration(CBCS) II Sem (REVAL) Examination Result | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | .T.M I Sem (REVAL) Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 09-10-2019 | Click Here | | LLM Final Year Examination Result | 07-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA DRAWING & PAINTING (CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 03-10-2019 | Click Here | | A DRAWING & PAINTING (CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 03-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Jainology and Prakrit(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 03-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Political Science(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 03-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Statistics(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 03-10-2019 | Click Here | | MA Philosophy(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | MBA(E-Business) IV Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Physics(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com Business Administration(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | M.Com ABST(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | .Ped II Sem Examination Result | 01-10-2019 | Click Here | | BCA II Sem Examination Result | 30-09-2019 | Click Here | | M.Sc. Zoology(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result | 30-09-2019 | Click Here | | MIB II Sem Examination Result | 30-09-2019 | Click Here | | MLIB(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 30-09-2019 | Click Here | | MA Urdu(CBCS) II Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 30-09-2019 | Click Here | | Certificate Course in Yoga Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 28-09-2019 | Click Here | | MA English(CBCS) IV Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 27-09-2019 | Click Here | | B.Ed.(Two Year) Part-I Examination Result | 27-09-2019 | Click Here | | B.H.M. II Sem Examination Result 2018 – 2019 | 26-09-2019 | Click Here | | B.Pharma Third Year Examination Result | 26-09-2019 | Click Here | | B.Ed.(Two Year) Second Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 24-09-2019 | Click Here | | BCA First Year (REVAL) Examination Result | 24-09-2019 | Click Here | | MA Drawing and Painting Previous Year Examination Result | 13-09-2019 | Click Here | | MA Drawing and Painting Final Year Examination Result | 13-09-2019 | Click Here | | Other Results | – | Click Here | How to Download MLSU Results 2019? - Visit the official website of Mohanlal Sukhadia University i.e mlsu.ac.in
- On the home page, you will find the Students corner tab in that click on the Results.
- In the result page, you can click the appropriate results.
- Click on the result link for which course you want to check.
- The results will appear on the screen.
- Take the printout of the result until the official marks card is released by the MLSU Board.
Overview of Mohanlal Sukhadia University | Name of the University | Mohanlal Sukhadia University | | Courses Offered | Science, Law & others | | Established Year | 1965 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Location | Rajasthan | | Mode | Online | | Official Site | mlsu.ac.in | About Mohanlal Sukhadia University Mohanlal Sukhadia University also called the University of Udaipur is a public university in Udaipur city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It consists of four constituent colleges and 60 affiliated colleges from various districts. The earlier agricultural university was turned into a multi-faculty university in 1964 and named the University of Udaipur. In 1984 it was renamed as Mohanlal Sukhadia University in memory of politician Mohanlal Sukhadia. Recognition of the Department of Geology, Botany, Physics and Zoology by UGC for its 'Special Assistance Programme' and support received from DST under the FIST program to various Science Departments is the testimony of scientific advances made by the faculty members. Mohanlal Sukhadia University Supply/Revaluation Results Those students who have attended the regular examination under Mohanlal Sukhadia University and still failed. Here comes one more opportunity to clear the examination. To increase the scoring along with that students to fail in the previous examination will get a chance to clear through Revaluation Exams Mohanlal Sukhadia University Results. For each and every semester Students can apply for the revaluation after the announcement of the main examination results. The Mohanlal Sukhadia University will take a week or more to process the exam papers to announce the Revaluation results. Do stay updated with the University to know about the Revaluation Exam Results. | | GJU Results 2019 Out | Latest DDE Examinations Results for B.Sc/M.Ed courses @ gjust.ac.in Posted: 30 Nov 2019 02:25 AM PST GJU Result 2019 released. Students those who are studying under the Guru Jambheshwar University, it time to check out your exam results. And here GJU Result is released according to the semester wise for both the main exams along with the reappeared examination. Students can download the complete set of GJU Exam Result 2019-20 at free of cost. The GJU Results 2019 are declared for all the UG, PG, Distance Education Courses & Others.
GJU Hisar Result 2019-20 @ gjust.ac.in Affiliated colleges and students those who are studying under the Guru Jambheshwar University here comes great news for you people. We are glad to inform you that your semester examination results are released by the University officially on the website. Candidates those who are in search of the GJU Hisar Results 2019-20 can check out our webpage. We people from recruitment.guru we let you know the regular updates about the GJU Semester Exam Result 2019-20. The below table will list out all the updated examination results as soon as released on the official website. Recently the Directorate of Distance Education Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology has released the few re-appeared examination GJU Results along with the main exam results in May 2019 month. As the GJU Exam Result is released in Pdf format where students can download exam results directly from the official website. Scroll down and get the latest release of Guru Jambheshwar University. Updated GJU Exam Result 2019-20 | Examination Results | Release Date | Results Link | | B.Ed. (2 Years) – 1st Year(Main) | 30-11-2019 | Download | | B.A. (Hon’s English) – 4th Sem(Main) | 26-11-2019 | Download | | B.Com./B.Com. (Aided)/B.Com. (Grant in Aid)/B.Com. (SFS) – 2nd Sem(Reappear) | 25-11-2019 | Download | | Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year(Main) | 21-11-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Medical with Biotechnology)/B.Sc. (Medical with Biotechnology)- SFS/B.Sc. Bio-Tech – 2nd Semester(Re-appear) | 19-11-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Non-Medical with Computer Science)-I/B.Sc. (Computer Science)/ B.Sc. Computer Science (Self Financing)/B.Sc. (Computer Science)-I- Aided with Physics – 2nd Semester(Re-appear) | 19-11-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Electronics) (Aided)/B.Sc. (Electronics)-SFS – 2nd Semester(Re-appear) | 19-11-2019 | Download | | M.Ed. – 2nd Semester(Re-appear) | 19-11-2019 | Download | | D.P.Ed. – 2nd Semester(Re-appear) | 19-11-2019 | Download | | B.Ed./M.Ed. (Integrated) – 1st year(Main) | 16-11-2019 | Download | | B.A. (Hon’s Geography) – 4th Semester (Main) | 15-11-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Computer Science)-I-Aided with Geography – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 14-11-2019 | Download | | BMC (Self Finance) – 4th Semester (Main) | 14-11-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. C App – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 14-11-2019 | Download | | B.Ed. (Siksha Sastri) – 1st year (Main) | 08-11-2019 | Download | | BMC (Self Finance) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 07-11-2019 | Download | | B.Com./B.Com. (Aided)/B.Com. (Grant in Aid)/B.Com. (SFS) – 4th Semester (Main) | 31-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Medical)/B.Sc. (Medical) (Aided) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 31-10-2019 | Download | | B.A. Hons (Economics) – 4th Semester (Main) | 31-10-2019 | Download | | BB.Sc. (Non-Medical with Computer Science)-I/B.Sc. (Computer Science)/ B.Sc. Computer Science (Self Financing)/B.Sc. (Computer Science)-I- Aided with Physics – 4th Semester (Main) | 25-10-2019 | Download | | B.A. (Hon’s Geography) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 25-10-2019 | Download | | B.A. Hons (Economics) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 25-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Non-Medical)/B.Sc. (Non-Medical)-Aided/B.Sc. (Non-Medical)- SFS – 4th Semester (Main) | 25-10-2019 | Download | | B.A. (Hon’s English) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 25-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Computer Science)-I-Aided with Geography – 4th Semester (Main) | 24-10-2019 | Download | B.TECH. (COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING)
SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY-2019 | 18-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Medical)/B.Sc. (Medical) (Aided) – 4th Semester (Main) | 16-10-2019 | Download | | B.A.LL.B (Hons) 5 years course – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 15-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Medical with Biotechnology)/B.Sc. (Medical with Biotechnology)- SFS/B.Sc. Bio-Tech – 4th Semester (Main) | 14-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. (Electronics) (Aided)/B.Sc. (Electronics)-SFS – 4th Semester (Main) | 11-10-2019 | Download | | B.Sc. Computer Application – 4th Semester (Main) | 11-10-2019 | Download | | M.SC.(BIOTECHNOLOGY) – 4th Semester (Main) | 11-10-2019 | Download | | Agriculture Engineering Fourth Semester Main May-19 | 10-10-2019 | Download | | Agriculture Engineering Sixth Semester Main May-19 | 10-10-2019 | Download | | Agriculture Engineering Fourth Semester Re-appear Batch-2016 May-19 | 09-10-2019 | Download | | Computer Science Engineering Second Semester Main May-19 | 04-10-2019 | Download | | Computer Science Engineering Second Semester Re-appear Batch-2015-17 May-19 | 04-10-2019 | Download | | Computer Science Engineering Second Semester Re-appear Batch-2014 May-19 | 04-10-2019 | Download | | Electronics & Communication Engg. Second Semester Re-appear May-19 | 04-10-2019 | Download | | ENTRANCE TEST OF DISTANCE EDUCATION (MCA5YR INTEGRATED-2019), HELD ON 25/09/2019 | 30-09-2019 | Download | | ENTRANCE TEST OF DISTANCE EDUCATION (MBA & MCA-3 YEARS-2019), HELD ON 25/09/2019 | 30-09-2019 | Download | MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
FOURTH SEMESTER (RE-APPEAR) EXAMINATION MAY – 2019 | 25-09-2019 | Download | | M.TECH. (ELECTRICAL ENGG.) POWER SYSTEM PART-TIME SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY – 2019 | 25-09-2019 | Download | | GROUP-B(COMMON FOR ALL B.TECH) 2018 ONWARDS B.TECH COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY-2019 | 25-09-2019 | Download | GROUP-A(COMMON FOR ALL B.TECH) 2018 ONWARDS (AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING)
SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY-2019 | 24-09-2019 | Download | B.TECH. (COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING)
FOURTH SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY-2019 | 24-09-2019 | Download | | M.TECH. (ELECTRICAL ENGG.) POWER SYSTEM SECOND SEMESTER (RE-APPEAR) EXAMINATION MAY – 2019 | 18-09-2019 | Download | | M.TECH. (ELECTRICAL ENGG.) POWER SYSTEM SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY – 2019 | 18-09-2019 | Download | | M.TECH. (ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.) PART-TIME SECOND SEMESTER (RE-APPEAR) EXAMINATION MAY- 2019 | 18-09-2019 | Download | | M.TECH. (ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.) SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION MAY – 2019 | 18-09-2019 | Download | | LLB (3 YEAR) – 4th Semester (Main) | 17-09-2019 | Download | | LLB (3 YEAR) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 17-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed. (2 Years) – 1st Year (Re-appear) | 17-09-2019 | Download | | B.A.LL.B (Hons) 5 years course. – 4th Semester (Main) | 17-09-2019 | Download | | Bachelor of Elementary Education – 2nd Year (Main) | 10-09-2019 | Download | | Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year (Re-appear) | 06-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed. (Siksha Sastri) – 1st Year (Re-appear) | 06-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed. (Siksha Sastri) – Final Year (Main) | 06-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed./M.Ed. (Integrated) – 2nd Year (Main) | 06-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed./M.Ed. (Integrated) – 1st Year (Re-appear) | 06-09-2019 | Download | | B.Ed. (2 Year) – Final Year (Main) | 05-09-2019 | Download | | M.A. Sanskrit – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 22-08-2019 | Download | | M.A. Pol. Science – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 22-08-2019 | Download | | M.SC.(BIOTECHNOLOGY) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 22-08-2019 | Download | | M.A. Hindi (Self Financing) – 2nd Semester (Re-appear) | 22-08-2019 | Download | | M.A. Sanskrit – 4th Semester (Main) | 16-08-2019 | Download | | M.A. Economics – 4th Semester (Main) | 16-08-2019 | Download | | B.A.(BACHELOR OF ARTS) – 3rd Semester (Main) | 08-08-2019 | Download | | M.A. Hindi (Self Financing) – 4th Semester (Main) | 06-08-2019 | Download | | M.Com First Semester Main Dec-18 | 06-08-2019 | Download | | For Other Results | – | Click Here | How to Download GJU Result 2019? - Visit the official website of GJU @gjust.ac.in
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Guru Jambheshwar University – Overview | Name of the University | Guru Jambheshwar University | | Courses Offered | UG, PG, Distance Education Courses & Others | | Established Year | 1995 | | Category | Sarkari Results | | Location | Hisar, Haryana | | Mode | Online | | Official Site | gjust.ac.in | About Guru Jambheshwar University Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology founded in the year 1995 is a non-profit public higher education institution. It is situated within the urban setting of the little town of Hisar in Haryana State. The Guru Jambheshwar University is officially accredited/or recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) & NAAC. The Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology is a small co-educational teaching institution. GJ University Hisar offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees like bachelor degrees, master degrees in many areas of study. This 24 years old higher-education institution has a selective admission policy based on entrance examinations. International students can also apply for enrollment for this university. Regular/ Supplementary Results of GJU Hisar Checked out your examination results, but still not satisfied with the exam results. Here the Guru Jambheshwar University gives a second chance for the students to pass in their semester examination. Here students should apply for the Revaluation with certain norms given by the university. Once they applied for the Examination, the higher level Examiner will re-check the paper. Within a particular interval of Students can get the revaluation results. Still scored low marks then the supplementary examination will help you out. For each and every semester Students can apply for the revaluation after the announcement of the main examination results. Guru Jambheshwar University will take a week or more to process the exam papers to announce the Revaluation results. Do stay updated with the University to know about the GJU Revaluation Result. |   |
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| India is stuck in an economic slowdown: What comes next? Posted: India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth has dropped to 4.5% in the July-September quarter of 2019-20, a free fall from the government's ambitious call for a double-digit growth not so long ago. Propelling India into a $5 tn economic behemoth by 2024-2025 also seems implausible now.The fall has been sudden although not entirely unexpected. In the first quarter of 2016-17, India registered a spectacular GDP growth of 9.4%. Today, it's struggling at a 26-quarter low. A severe slowdown is here. The question is, how long will it last? How many more quarters will pass before India can bounce back to a desired 8-10% trajectory? Will Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's slew of interventions — from slashing corporate tax to doling out a real estate package — pay off immediately? Is there a way to accelerate recovery? 72310876 Economists, statisticians and civil servants, whom ET Magazine spoke to, give mixed reactions. Former chief economic adviser to the government, Arvind Virmani, says the economy likely bottomed out in September or October. "So I expect Q3 growth to be higher than Q2. The issue now is what the government can do to accelerate growth recovery and reduce the time the economy takes to return to the 7.5% growth track," he says. What is Virmani's prescription for now? "Besides monetary easing by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the government needs to simplify the goods and services tax (GST) and introduce a new direct tax code to clear the tax jungle created by our ancient income-tax law and rules," he says. 72310884 As soon as the GDP numbers were announced on Friday, the Ministry of Finance tweeted, quoting Secretary Atanu Chakraborty, that growth would pick up from the next quarter, reiterating that the fundamentals of the Indian economy remained strong. The expectation of finance ministry officials seems to be in sync with some economists like Virmani.Not all, however, agree that a quick turnaround is likely if the government fails to undertake a course correction. Former chief statistician of India, Pronab Sen, argues that the FM's recent packages have focused too much on the supply side. He wonders if these measures would propel a quicker recovery. "The FM's measures don't address the problem of demand contraction. I don't see a recovery out of those," he says, adding that the economy will recover in two or three quarters only if the government quickly shifts its attention from mega highway projects to smaller core sector activities that have a quicker turnaround time. He also advocates increasing rural outlays to boost liquidity, create demand and thereby incentivise India Inc to invest more.When will Indian Economy Recover? 72311904 72311910 There has been suspicion that India's profit-making companies might have ended up using the massive corporate tax cut to strengthen their books rather than to invest the new-found savings in building factories and offices, which would have spurred growth. In September, the Centre announced slashing the corporate tax from 30% to 22% for companies not availing other tax breaks, and from 25% to 15% for new manufacturers. "The state governments, Union territories and the Centre would need to ensure quick disbursement of payments due to the private sector, so that liquidity improves in the economy," says Shailesh Pathak, CEO, L&T Infrastructure Development Projects. He says highway toll collections indicate that the worst is behind us, especially from late October 2019.Not everyone shares that optimism. Former industry secretary Ajay Dua does not see the economy recovering anytime soon. He blames the government and its think tank NITI Aayog, in particular, for living in denial till mid-August about the slowdown. The FM's first intervention came only in the second half of August, meaning the government did not do much for a big part of Q2, which eventually resulted in a muted number."The slew of measures announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will have an impact only in the medium term. I expect the economy to start recovering from June-July next year, provided we have a good monsoon," says Dua, arguing that the government must release two instalments of PM-Kisan (Rs 4,000) at one go as well as increase the MGNREGS (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme) allocation to spur rural demand. However, the GDP growth rate going below the 5% mark in the second quarter is not a bolt from the blue. 72311976 There have been multiple indicators in the recent months — be it the 4.3% contraction of factory output for September, the shrinkage of merchandise exports in the successive months of August (-6%) and September (-6.6%), and then, the RBI survey suggesting that the consumer confidence dropped to a six-year low in September.The government tried to avert the crisis. First it withdrew the super-rich surcharge levied on foreign portfolio investors and then rolled out a series of measures, including corporate tax cut and the proposal to set up a Rs 25,000 crore fund to revive the realty sector. The RBI, for its part, has already lowered its benchmark interest rate (repo rate) five times during this calendar year, taking the cumulative cuts to 135 basis points, from 6.5% in January to 5.15% in October, even as the Consumer Price Index (CPI)-based inflation shot up from a paltry 1.97 to a mildly worrisome 4.62. How much more will the central bank yield, as its stated priority has always been to curb inflation first? RBI's monetary policy committee (MPC), which will meet this week, may consider marginally reducing the interest rate. 72311987 For the government, the headroom to spend money has shrunk after it slashed the corporate tax, taking a hit of about Rs 1.45 lakh crore. The monthly collection of GST, stuck below the Rs 1 lakh crore mark since May, has been a concern for the government. To avoid further economic turbulence, the Centre has pressed the pause button on banning single-use plastics as well as the quick replacement of fossil fuel-guzzling automobiles with electric vehicles. The present state of economy has clearly reversed the government's intent of being environmentally smart.The government cannot take solace from the argument that the economy may have bottomed out if India has to replicate China's fast growth. Today, China's $14 trillion economy is about five times as big as India's $2.9 trillion. And according to the UN's 2019 World Population Prospects report released in June, India will have more people than China by 2027. India will have to grow at 8-10% to sustain this huge population.While China's economy grew only 6% in the July-September period, its weakest pace in over 27 years since 1991, the country's GDP growth surpassed the double-digit mark for 10 years and was 10% and above between 2003 and 2007. For the government, the low Q2 GDP growth numbers should be a clear sign it is time to go full throttle to put the economy on an upward trajectory. | | What FM has to say about Q2 GDP nos Posted: New Delhi: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government responded rapidly to concerns raised by industry in the second quarter, although perhaps "not adequately" in some instances. She reiterated that the government would listen to companies and do all it could to put economic expansion back on track. The September quarter saw growth slip to a six-year low of 4.5%."But the developments attached with it, things which go into the making of that number, they're all voiced by you (industry), between July and September, so many times frequently to me, and to the various other ministers, that we were able to… respond in time," Sitharaman said at the Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence in Mumbai. "Maybe on many occasions, not really adequately but (the government) did respond in time."The government has already indicated its willingness to address sectoral stress."We are willing to hear, willing to react, willing to give interventions when necessary," she said & asked the industry to "feel absolutely free to convey your sense of what is going on so that the government is a responsive government."Infra investmentStating that "it has been a scattered attempt over the three months," she listed at least 10 of the 36 major steps that the government has taken to boost the economy and spur growth.The Centre has chalked out a plan for investment of Rs 100 lakh crore in the infrastructure sector over the next five years. Sitharaman said the task is near completion and the government will be able to announce the frontloading of spending in at least 10 major projects before December 15.Separately, a task force has begun reaching out to companies that want to move out ofChina, especially with India having lowered the corporate tax rate to 22% from 30%."The last count I came to know was about 12 of them have already been spoken to, their minds understood, their expectation listed out so that the government can come up with a concrete offer for them to shift from where they are now," she said.Banks, liquidityOn the issue of liquidity, the minister said it wasn't a question of fund scarcity. With the Reserve Bank of India at the side of the government, it's clear that business didn't have enough access to credit.Referring to public sector banks disbursing loans worth Rs 2.5 lakh crore in October as part of the outreach programme in 400 districts, she said: "I can see somewhat that that kind of spend has helped in somewhat reviving the consumer spirits and purchases (have) gone up."Her statement assumes significance in the wake of private consumption slowing to 5% growth in the September quarter against 9.8% a year earlier, though that's an improvement over 3.1% in the June quarter this year."I also hope that will lead to a lot more improvement in tax collections," she said.On the partial credit guarantee (PCG) scheme under which pooled assets of nonbanking finance companies (NBFCs) can be bought over by banks, Sitharaman said "things have been a bit slow".TaxationEmphasising anonymous assessment with respect to direct taxes, the minister assured that tax administrators will not do anything which can be construed as harassment.She also said that the government is seeking to simplify the goods and services tax (GST) system by rationalising the many slabs even as items of essential use are kept at the lowest rate if not exempted. | | No, the desktop PC isn't dead yet Posted: A smartphone is the computing device those entering the workforce today are most familiar with. Only when they start working from an office, in sectors such as banking, insurance, technology, manufacturing or healthcare, do they encounter the computer from their daddy's era - the desktop.A big monitor that sits at the centre of their workspace, attached to a bulky keyboard, a mouse the size of a mouse, and a tower placed on the floor next to the dustbin.Ten years ago, computing devices were getting smaller at such a vengeful pace that few could have predicted the survival of desktops in 2019. Yet, amazingly, desktops aren't dead. In an era when powerful little computers reside everywhere, from your phone to car to refrigerator to earphones, this boxy vestige from the early days of personal computing, often with less computing power than the smartphone in our pocket, continues to survive.The market share of desktops in India has shrunk in the last decade, from 61% in 2010 to about 30% now. But in the enterprise segment, it still enjoys a respectable 38% share, from 73% in 2010. At homes, however, it now enjoys only an 18% share, down from 46% in 2010.Companies prefer desktops for a number of reasons. Security management is easier when the machine is connected to your networks and do not leave the premises; maintenance costs are lower; and desktops last longer than laptops. Besides, some tasks, like being an elite gamer or discovering the next big drug, are done better on the desktop form factor, easily customised to be hooked to big, multiple display monitors and related accessories."Predicting the demise of technology is dangerous," says Richard Lobo, EVP & head, HR, Infosys. Many among the 250,000-odd employees of the IT giant don't even want to carry a laptop and are happy with just a smartphone. 72312717 "Yet demands on tech are getting bigger - 3G to 5G, normal video to HD, digital sound etc- besides programming is highly suited for a desktop environment," adds Lobo, explaining why desktop computers continue to be favoured by many companies. Almost 70% of Infosys employees use desktops, while the rest use laptops.One-third of Cognizant's workforce of around 290,000 uses mobile phones or tablets for work, says Rakesh Bhardwaj, CIO, Cognizant. "Desktops are likely to make way for laptops and other mobile devices over the next few years, but desktops will remain relevant for certain scenarios."Younger companies don't necessarily think the same way. Bengaluru-based foodtech startup HungerBox, for instance, doesn't have a single desktop user. "For all intents and purposes, the desktop is dead," says Ankur Singh, CTO, HungerBox, which has a staff of 1,500. HungerBox uses desktops only to host a few internal applications. "Today's work environment is not characterised by a typical 9-to-5 job. One needs to be connected, be mobile and work remotely quite often," adds Singh.Sure, mobility is a compelling reason to ditch the tethered computers and opt for notebooks and smartphones. Besides, the smaller devices can today be as powerful as the desktops. But for many tasks, enterprises continue to prefer desktops and this is unlikely to change at least for five years.Gartner analyst Tracy Tsai says the shift to smartphones is mainly for content consumption and not content creation. "For public sector entities like government and schools, desktops remain the better alternative," says Tsai. Vickram Bedi, senior director-personal systems at HP India, adds: "Value proposition on commercial side is security and productivity." Banks can"t have employees walk out with sensitive data in laptops. At hospitals, radiologists use large screens for accurate diagnosis, making desktops the preferred device.Desktops are about 20% cheaper to maintain than laptops and have a longer life. 72312724 Rahul Agarwal, CEO & MD, Lenovo India, says: "Desktops can have a life of up to six years (parts can be replaced to extend life) against a notebook's around four years. Desktops give users more graphic card options for running applications that need high processing capabilities."HP's Bedi adds: "Desktop tasks can be done on laptops as well, but that is the best versus good experience."At India's largest computer hardware market, Nehru Place in Delhi, vendor Dinesh Chopra says the resilient appeal of desktops stem from being customisable. When a gamer or a designer needs a machine tailored to her specs (like more RAM, memory, graphics card), they go to people like Chopra, who owns the company Softek Surya, also a seller on ecommerce marketplaces."80% of my sales are for laptops. Though if you need a monitor bigger than 15.6 inch, you'll have to go for a desktop. And there are buyers who want up to 28 inch screens," says Chopra.While the market for desktops is shrinking, manufacturers are coming up with form factors that will keep them relevant for some enterprise users. Jaipal Singh, associate research manager, client devices, at IDC, points to all-in-one devices. These are devices with integrated monitors and detachable screens.Lenovo has shrunk the CPU from a box of about 15 litre capacity to 0.35 litre. "With data on the cloud, form factors will evolve," says Bedi. So information won't be stored on the machine but in the cloud - it could be private enterprise cloud or public cloud.Business application software provider Apttus, founded in 2006, describes itself as "born in the cloud" and has stopped using desktops.Cloud will reduce the dependence on desktops, especially as smartphone makers improve desktop connectivity features. Eventually, workplaces might just provide a monitor, with the smartphone acting as the computing unit. About 400 million people in India carry a smartphone.Does Dell, a leader of the personal computing revolution, think the era of desktops is over? "We don't," says Anand Subramanya, director, product marketing (consumer and small business), Dell Technologies India. "Desktops will continue to stay relevant, with change in form factors and improved features." | | Nine women scientists who are doing phenomenal work Posted: Recently, scientist Gagandeep Kang had to forcefully remind a room full of senior colleagues — all men — that she was the chair and that they should speak only when their turn comes. "They hijack the conversation because they don't respect you. This kind of thing happens all the time, and you become so inured to it that you don't realise it," she says. Kang is the first Indian woman to be elected as a fellow of the Royal Society, but even that, evidently, does not protect you from microaggressions from men.It is a reminder of the kind of bias that women in science have to deal with. Prejudice at many levels is one reason why there are far fewer women scientists than men in the higher echelons of science in India. A 2016-17 report, "Status of Women in Science Among Select Institutions in India: Policy Implications", supported by NITI Aayog, found that while women constitute over a third of science graduates and postgraduates, they make up only 15-20% of tenured faculty across research institutions and universities in India. "As a group, it is not easy for women to stay in science. Only 14% of scientists are women," science writers Nandita Jayaraj and Aashima Dogra write in their recent book, 31 Fantastic Adventures in Science: Women Scientists in India.However, there are women who have beaten odds and shattered stereotypes and glass ceilings. This special feature looks at nine such women who are doing critical work in science and technology in India. They work on an array of complex problems — in fields ranging from quantum computation to paleoecology. Neuroscientist Vidita Vaidya is looking to decode how experiences and the environment affect the circuits in our brain, which might offer a clue to how we develop psychiatric disorders. Aditi Sen De, the first woman to receive the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize in physical sciences, is working on different aspects of quantum communication, a field that uses the laws of quantum physics to protect data.This is by no means an exhaustive list of exceptional women scientists, but they are representative of the brilliant minds that have striven and made it to the top and become exemplars. As Kang says, "If you see role models, you see areas you can aspire to. You need to see women doing this to understand this is feasible for you."Machine TeachingSunita Sarawagi, 50 Institute Chair Professor, Computer Science & Engineering, IIT-BombayArea of Research: Data mining, machine learningWorks on extracting structured info from unstructured data & how to maximise the reuse of deep neural network models used in translation.The "x+1 syndrome" was a familiar joke among nonresident Indians in US tech circles in the late 1990s. Many NRIs would declare in year x that they would go back to India in year x+1 — except that they never did. "I didn't want to fall into that trap," says Sunita Sarawagi. So in 1999, after her PhD in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley, and a stint at Carnegie Mellon, Sarawagi returned to India with her husband and joined IIT-Bombay. "At that time, the internet boom was just taking off in the US but we decided not to waver. We had the zeal to do something in India," says Sarawagi, now the institute chair professor of computer science and engineering at IIT-Bombay.Sarawagi is one of the foremost figures in the fields of data mining and machine learning in India, and is the recipient of this year's $100,000 Infosys Prize in engineering and computer science. She has been working on the problem of information extraction, or how to extract structured information from unstructured data, for close to 20 years, and is considered one of the pioneers in the field. Information extraction has a wide range of applications, from data mining for trends to automation of tasks.How did Sarawagi — the girl from Balasore, a town in Odisha — zero in on computer science in the late 1980s? It happened by chance, she says, after she cleared the joint entrance exam to the IITs. "The trend then — and even today — was to take the most preferred field of the day, depending on your rank. Those days, it was computer science," she says. At IIT-Kharagpur, she was the only girl in her undergraduate batch of 25. The ratio, she says, has improved since then. "But that doesn't mean much because it was really poor to start with."About her recent research, Sarawagi says she is "working in the bowels of machine learning". One of the problems she is working on is how to maximise the reuse of deep neural network models used in applications like translation, which typically require huge investment and leave a large carbon footprint because of the energy used to train models. "Suppose you have a Hindi-to-English translation model trained on mainstream topics. How can you repurpose this for translations on a niche topic?"She spent two years as a visiting scientist at the Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, where she worked on increasing the diversity of recommendations made in applications like YouTube, which use machine learning-based models. She also worked on a model for improving responses in Google Duo, and on algorithms to organise structured information. What she dreams of working on someday — with the emphatic caveat that it is still a pipe dream — is to use machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve the level of primary education in India. "Considering one of India's biggest challenges is the lack of teachers and infrastructure, I want to see if we can do anything about it in terms of technology," she says.Brain GainVidita Vaidya, 49 Professor, Tata Institute of Fundamental ResearchArea of Research: NeuroscienceWorks on how experiences, stress affect the circuitry of the brain 72309879 Vidita Vaidya recalls being fascinated by the idea of behaviour right from childhood. Watching documentaries of primatologists Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey, Vaidya, the only child of doctor-scientists, who lived on a verdant research campus in Goregaon, Mumbai, became enamoured with the two women who were out in the wild, studying the behaviour of chimpanzees and gorillas. By the time Vaidya was ready to go to college, she knew she had to study the brain to learn about behaviour. It's something she has now devoted her life to.If as a young girl, her curiosity was piqued by how a caterpillar knew exactly how much thread to weave, as an adult Vaidya grapples with weightier questions, involving the circuitry of the human brain. What makes her research all the more complex is that the brain is constantly open to being influenced by experiences and the environment. Vaidya and her team are trying to understand the circuitry that regulates emotional behaviour, and how these neural circuits respond to experiences and changes in the environment, particularly in the early stages of life. "Understanding how experience shapes these circuits gives us an understanding of how these circuits respond in an adult brain when you are faced with a life challenge.That may give us an understanding, mechanistically, of how you develop a psychiatric disorder," says Vaidya, now a professor at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in Mumbai. She returned to Mumbai after studying at Yale University, Sweden's Karolinska Institutet and Oxford University and joined TIFR, where she set up her own lab when she was just 29. "I was a kid!" laughs Vaidya, now 49. While finishing her PhD at Yale, she came across women who were not afraid of balancing life and work the way they wanted to. "I saw one of them, a role model, not hesitating to take her child to all the meetings of the Society for Neuroscience. That's when I realised the importance of seeing people like you, making choices like you," says Vaidya, who believes discussions around gender are a start to the broader discussion on why we don't have more diversity and inclusion in academia. The other angle her lab at TIFR is looking into is how neural circuits respond to drugs used to treat depression and anxiety. Many of these drugs are slow-acting or in some cases have no effect at all. By figuring out whether drugs can functionally change the underlying circuitry to eventually improve behaviour, Vaidya hopes to make drugs more effective. For the pioneering path she is furrowing, several accolades have come her way, from the National Bioscience Award in 2012 to the prestigious Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology in 2015. But what keeps her motivated is the sheer excitement of doing what she is doing. "I think about how privileged I am to be part of this incredible scientific journey. I often tell myself that it's rare to have a job that you are so excited to do."Going by the gutGagandeep Kang, 57 Executive Director, Translational Health Science & Technology InstituteArea of Research: Gastrointestinal sciences, typhoid, nutrition Works on infections of the gut, as part of which she helped develop India's first indigenous rotavirus vaccines; she is building typhoid surveillance networks and a roadmap for cholera. 72309886 For each child to be able to achieve their full potential, what do you need to do in their first 5, 10 and 15 years? What should you do to set them up for success, instead of failure?" This is not a philosophical question or the blurb of a self-help book. This is what Gagandeep Kang — the first Indian woman to be elected a fellow of the Royal Society — describes as the problem she ultimately hopes to solve, to help in the growth and development of children. As a clinician researcher in public health, Kang has already done pioneering work towards making this possible, helping develop the first indigenous vaccines against rotavirus, the leading cause of diarrhoea in children under five years. In India, over 1 lakh children under five die every year due to diarrhoeal diseases.A medical doctor by training, Kang started out on the path of research once she decided that she did not want to get sucked into the tedium of seeing the same patients over and over, which tends to happen in microbiology, her specialisation. She began focusing on diarrhoea and viral gastroenteritis and has now been studying gut infections, particularly in children, for decades. The 57-year-old is considered an expert in gut functions and its relationship with development. Her other areas of work include typhoid surveillance and developing a roadmap for cholera."Typhoid is a hugely under-recognised problem in the country because it affects the poor. Similarly, cholera is a disease of the poor and nobody is particularly bothered about it. And these are both vaccine preventable," says Kang. Her lab has done studies showing India has the highest rate of typhoid in the world. Nutrition is another focus, especially how constant infections can damage the gut and, in turn, the ability to extract useful energy sources from the food you eat. The daughter of an engineer in the Indian Railways and a schoolteacher, Kang credits the innovative approaches at her alma mater, Christian Medical College, Vellore, for her commitment to public health. "That training is incredible. (After going through it) there is no way you cannot think of public health in all that you do," she says.As someone from a relatively privileged background, Kang says, for a long time, she believed that she had never faced any barriers, till she began analysing her years of work. "We don't even realise how prevalent microaggression is," she says. It turns out that not even election to the Royal Society shields you from it. Recently, at a meeting she was chairing after she became a fellow, it reached a point where she had to intervene and firmly remind everyone in the room — all men — that they should speak only when they were asked to.The construct that has been placed about women who put themselves forward in any field is that if they push back, they are viewed as uppity or strident, she says. "The more female role models you have out there, the less pervasive that conceptualisation will be," says Kang.Rare BirdFarah Ishtiaq, 46 Senior Scientist, Tata Institute for Genetics and SocietyArea of Research: Evolutionary ecology Works on the spread of malaria in birds 72309951 It's a situation that irks Farah Ishtiaq no end: whenever there is an outbreak of viral diseases like dengue or Zika, people want to know which strain of virus is causing it and how many people will be affected by it, but not much else. There is hardly any effort to study disease ecology, she says. "We really have no information about the diversity, distribution or abundance of the mosquito, or where the reproductive isolation (cessation of reproduction) of the parasite takes place, without which the virus can't be transmitted. Without understanding how a pathogen is moving and what is triggering its transmission, how are you going to control the disease?" asks the 46-year-old evolutionary ecologist.Ishtiaq is the only scientist in India, and one of the few in South Asia, to study in detail the spread of malaria in birds. For close to a decade now, she has been researching avian malaria, doing field work across seven sites in the Himalayas where she monitors bird migration, temperature gradient and what parasites birds are carrying, among other things. Ishtiaq's study on birds could have an effect on research on human malaria, which affects over 9 million in India, even though the host is different. "The kind of data I'm collecting can be easily applied to human parasites, too, and you can predict changes there as well," says Ishtiaq, a recipient of the Wellcome Trust and Marie Curie fellowships, the latter from the European Commission. A predictive model based on tracking malaria in birds will shed light on how changes in the environment can influence pathogen transmission. "Based on the fine-scale data we have on temperature and avian parasites, I can come up with models to predict when the disease is likely to expand, if at all, and what species will be vulnerable to this change." The temperature variations brought about by climate change makes Ishtiaq's work even more pertinent.It was a postdoctoral offer from The Smithsonian in the US that changed the course of Ishtiaq's life and career. The ecologist, who had been passionate about birds since childhood, had been on the lookout to study about genetics and molecular tools she could use for bird conservation, when she was given the opportunity to study the extinction of native Hawaiian birds due to diseases like malaria (close to a hundred of Hawaii's 140 native avian species have become extinct) . "The source of the diseases were birds from Africa and India introduced to the island by Europeans and yet you don't hear about malaria in birds in India." This kindled her curiosity. "It made me think that birds in India, of which there are so many species, must be carrying malaria since malaria is endemic here." She decided that she needed to work on disease ecology, what happens among birds here and how that relates to human health. To get to the root of what happens in cases like the Zika outbreak in Rajasthan and Gujarat, Ishtiaq says a concerted effort by government, public health workers and scientists is needed. "No one party can do it alone."Trawling the depths of timeDevapriya Chattopadhyay, 39 Associate Professor, Dept of Earth Sciences, IISERArea of Research: Paleoecology Works on fossil records of molluscs from Kutch to study the effects of ocean circulation millions of years ago 72309962 Devapriya Chattopadhyay delves very deep into the past — about 20 million years ago, to be specific — to find the possible pathways of the biodiversity crisis that we are facing now. An associate professor at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) in Pune, Chattopadhyay works in paleoecology, or ecology of the past, by studying fossil records from the Miocene epoch, during which the Arabian Sea got disconnected from the Mediterranean Sea.For her research, Chattopadhyay collects fossils of molluscs from Kutch in Gujarat, which was an ocean floor millions of years ago, and where fossils records are well-preserved. "The majority of the factors that govern extinction of groups take a really long time, much longer than the human timescape," says the 39-year-old. "If you really want to understand the processes that trigger these changes, how these factors operate and how these are interlinked, you need to understand the long-term effects, which is through fossil record." Crucially, understanding these mechanisms could give a sense about which groups might be vulnerable to the present environmental crisis and which species are close to extinction. "Unless we understand the mechanism, our predictions are going to be flawed," says Chattopadhyay, who got interested in paleoecology once she started majoring in geology.One of the questions she is working on is the effects of changes in ocean circulation caused by the Arabian Sea's disconnection from the Mediterranean Sea millions of years ago. "We are looking at the evolutionary trajectory before and after it happened as well as trying to understand the effect of climatic changes during this time on sea creatures." Her team is also looking to decode the environmental triggers, which primarily control which sort of organism is going to be where, for which they are looking at molluscs all along the Indian coast. "Once we understand their species composition, we try to relate it to various environmental variables, to see their effects on biological organisms."Her findings include the important discovery that among all the triggers controlling the distribution of molluscs on the northwestern coast of India and the rest of the coastline, salinity fluctuation is one of the biggest. "It gives us a clue about what global warming might be doing because the melting of ice and freshening of water are leading to a drop in salinity of the sea water. While we work with molluscs, this is probably true for other marine groups, too," she says. "We should be really worried."Hailing from Balurghat, a small town in north Bengal, Chattopadhyay did her undergraduate degree from Kolkata, before going to IIT-Bombay for her master's and the University of Michigan for her PhD. Based on her experience, she says, there is a tendency among women to first blame themselves for the adverse fallout of gender bias, before they even reach a stage where they become cognisant of it. "It took me years to see this."Minding our languagesKalika Bali, 48 Principal Researcher, Microsoft ResearchArea of Research: Human language technology, artificial intelligence Works on how mixed languages can be processed, and building lowresource language technology models 72309974 According to a UNESCO report on e-inclusion, language is the biggest obstacle for underprivileged, underserved communities to access digital services, says Kanika Bali. "Now think of India, with so many languages, where English is spoken only by a very small percentage of the elite. It becomes so much more important to remove that obstacle, to provide services in a language people can understand and access." Helping remove this obstacle is what drives Bali, principal researcher at Microsoft Research, who is working on machine learning, human-computer interaction and human language technologies.At Microsoft Research, she is working on two major projects to enable this accessibility. One of them is Project Melange, which looks at processing and generating code-mixed language, or a mix of more than one language (like Hinglish). This becomes important as more and more people get access to tech, and AI assistants become more ubiquitous. "We cannot force people to stick to a single language if that's not how they speak," says the 48-year-old. Current speech and text systems tend to focus on one language. With the second project, ELLORA (Enabling Low Resource Languages), she and her team are finding ways to collect data to build language technology models that will conserve resources. "Current language technology uses huge amounts of data. For example, speech systems in English are trained on tens of thousands of hours of speech data." There are Indian languages with hardly any data but Bali argues that we should not be saying we cannot build, say, a system in Marathi unless we have 2,000 hours of data which would take years to collect. She and her team have had some success with the Gondi language, working with the nonprofit CGNet Swara and IIIT-Naya Raipur to create an app called Adivasi Radio, which lets users access text content in Gondi in the spoken form. "We took a Hindi model and, with a bit of Gondi data, tweaked it." It's a model she hopes to replicate in other languages.Bali, who is on the board of the India chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery-Women, took an unconventional path to technology. After a degree in chemistry, she moved on to a master's in linguistics from the Jawaharlal Nehru University and a PhD from the University of York in phonetics. While she was working as an academic, a speech technology company in Europe took note of a paper she presented and recruited her to work in their R&D department that was building speech technology systems, giving her the first taste of what it is like to work in language and technology. "I liked how I, as a linguist, could inform how technology could be built. I was hooked!" says Bali, who learnt the engineering technology on the job.When she returned to India in 2002 to work in a company started by four scientists from the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru, there was very little work going on in creating language tech systems for Indian languages. Bali was one of the few who understood both language and tech, and could consider herself a bridge between the two worlds. She says ensuring people can access technology in their own language is what drives her. "It's why I returned to India, why I got into technology and the reason I get up and go to work every morning."Taking a quantam leapAditi Sen De, 45 Professor, Harish Chandra Research InstituteArea of Research: Quantum computation, information, cryptography Works on finding the right quantum mechanical system for a quantum computer. 72309992 The global race in quantum computing and cryptography is fierce, and with good reason. Quantum computing holds out the prospect of solving certain problems far faster than conventional computers, while quantum information systems can transmit data that cannot be decrypted. This will have far-reaching implications — in fields from banking to national security."For instance, if an enemy has a quantum computer, it can easily break down the classic cryptography systems we are currently using, while quantum cryptography cannot be broken even with a quantum computer," says Aditi Sen De. Or, take internet banking, where the login and password are known only to the user. "This security we now use is built on certain mathematical problems which you cannot solve using a classical computer within a reasonable time. A quantum computer can do it in a reasonable time." De would know. The short-haired, bespectacled 45-year-old became the first woman to receive the coveted Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize in physical sciences in 2018, for her contributions to quantum information and communication.Her interest in quantum computing began when she was doing her master's in applied mathematics in Kolkata, at a time when not many people in India were working on it. De was accepted for a PhD at the University of Gdansk in Poland where, she says, she was able to work with one of the best theoretical groups in quantum information. De, a professor at the Harish Chandra Research Institute in Allahabad, and her students are currently working on different theoretical aspects of quantum communication, along with seeking a potential physical system in which a quantum computer can be implemented. "We are trying to find the right candidate for a good quantum mechanical system in which a quantum computer can be built. A quantum computer is very fragile so you have to find the proper medium which will allow you to use it for some time," she says.While there are a few groups like De's doing theoretical work in quantum computing in India, she rues that India's experimental progress in the field is far behind the rest of the world's. Several countries have institutes dedicated to quantum information and computation, including China, Canada and Singapore. China has leapfrogged in this area, becoming the first country to launch a quantum satellite, which enabled the first quantum-encrypted communication across hundreds of kilometres."If we really want to catch up, we need a place where theoreticians and experimentalists work together, and where there will be dedicated scientists who will work only on this," she says. Google recently created headlines with the news that it had attained "quantum supremacy" with a processor able to perform tasks in minutes what it says supercomputers would take thousands of years. De also worries about the "leaky pipeline" of women scientists. "There are many good female students up to the master's level. But where do they go after that?" For this to change, she says there has to be a more gender-equal environment, including facilities like day-care at conferences. Women, too, she adds, have to fight. "You cannot leave the ground."Reaching for the moonMuthayya Vanitha & Ritu Karidhal Senior Scientists at ISRO. Vanitha was project director, & Karidhal was mission director of Chandrayaan-2Area of Research: Data interpretation, mission design Vanitha has been working in telemetry and data interpretation, including creating data handling systems for remote sensing satellites. Karidhal was deputy operations director of the Mars Orbiter Mission 72310001 Among the many grey-haired scientists at the Indian Science Congress in Chidambaram in 2007 were five young scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), selected for the potential they displayed. Muthayya Vanitha, then an engineer with the ISRO Satellite Centre (now known as the UR Rao Satellite Centre), was the only woman in the group. "We wanted to pick the young stars in the organisation," recalls former ISRO chairman K Radhakrishnan, who was organising the session on space at the conference. It is only logical, he says, that she became the project director of Chandrayaan-2, in the process becoming the first woman to head an interplanetary mission at ISRO.Vanitha and her colleague, mission director Ritu Karidhal, shot to fame earlier this year as the two women helming one of India's most ambitious space missions — Chandrayaan-2. Its payload included a rover which was to land near the moon's south pole, and an orbiter and a lander. Despite a hard-landing by the rover, the two scientists caught the imagination of the nation.Vanitha, an electronics systems engineer from the College of Engineering in Guindy in Chennai, was earlier deputy project director for data systems for various satellites like Oceansat-2, while Karidhal, who did her master's in aerospace engineering from the Indian Institute of Science, had been deputy operations director of Mangalyaan, the Mars Orbiter Mission. She was lauded for her efforts in designing India's frugal mission to Mars, a success at the very first attempt.At public talks, Karidhal has often mentioned how she was drawn to the stars even as a child. "Science was not just another subject but a passion," she told the audience at a TED talk. Karidhal, who has spent 22 years in ISRO and is now a senior scientist like Vanitha, won ISRO's "Young Scientist Award" in 2007. Vanitha was part of Nature magazine's list of 10 scientists to watch out for in 2019, as the project director of the moon mission. "Vanitha was able to deliver several projects and rose to the level of group director. She was made associate project director of Chandrayaan-2 based on her technical capabilities and team management skills. It was natural that she was elevated to the post," says M Annadurai, who was earlier project director of Chandrayaan-1 and -2.Despite the general paucity of senior women scientists in India, both women had mentioned that they had personally not faced any hurdle because of their gender. Yet in its 50-year history, the country' space agency has not had a woman as its head. But that too might change. In an interview to Minnie Vaid, author of Those Magnificent Women and Their Flying Machines, Karidhal said "Senior women scientists in the fields of remote sensing and communication satellites have become programme directors, and once the numbers increase, a woman director will not be a rarity." | | Hyundai set to export Venue to Latin America, Africa Posted: DELHI: Hyundai Motor India on Saturday said it is gearing up to export its compact SUV Venue to various markets including Africa and Latin America.The left hand drive (LHD) version of Venue is under development and is planned to be exported to the Gulf, Africa and Latin America, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) said in a statement.The company, which expects bookings for the model to cross 1 lakh mark in the current year, is all set to ship out Venue to the South African market."A major shipment of 1,400 units will be exported to South Africa from Chennai Port in December," Hyundai Motor said.The company is already exporting the SUV to Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius and Seychelles, it added."Venue has become customers' first choice in India and global markets. Launched in May 2019, the model has penned a new success story, registering over 90,000 bookings in the country," HMIL MD and CEO S S Kim said.The company will continue the momentum next year as well with new product launches, he added. | | Govt prepares to auction coal to stressed power plants Posted: New Delhi: The government is preparing to auction supply of coal to stressed power plants, which must sell the electricity produced using this fuel on the spot market.The auctions, likely to start by February next year, will be reserved for non-captive power plants which do not have power purchase agreements (PPAs) for more than half their capacity, according to the bid guidelines released by the power ministry. Power minister RK Singh told ET that the move allowing coal supply for short-term electricity trade would help revive stressed power assets."So far, coal was allocated for long-term and medium-term PPA holders. With this, stressed power stations may be revived," the minister said, adding that this would also enable deepening of the power market as the electricity would be traded through the power exchange.However, industry officials said the upcoming coal auctions were not different from the special forward coal auctions held by Coal India for the power sector. They said the new auctions had many restrictive clauses, too.According to the guidelines issued by the ministry on Wednesday, the power generated through use of this coal must be sold on the power exchanges or shortterm market through bidding on the power ministry's DEEP portal.Also, the net surplus proceeds generated in this manner, after meeting operating expenses, shall be entirely used for servicing debt. "The power ministry will work out in consultation with the Department of Financial Services a mechanism to ensure this," it said.The plan has been finalised eight months after the Union Cabinet on March 7 approved granting coal supply to power plants holding short-term power purchase agreements.According to the rules, Coal India and Singareni Collieries Company will earmark mines for coal supply for these auctions. The quality and quantum of the coal, period for which it will be available and the schedule for the supply to start will be indicated to the bidders. Based on these facts, bidders can offer a premium on coal in the auctions."Auctions for coal linkage under this methodology shall be carried out every quarter to cater to the dynamic requirements and demand variations in shortterm and day-ahead markets. An annual calendar shall be published on coal companies' website showing the months in which the auctions will be held," the methodology said.Sources said a dozen of the 34 stressed power plants were likely to become standard, with the steps taken by the government and resolution processes adopted outside insolvency by their lenders. The government's coal supply auction scheme — Shakti, launched in May 2017 — and the two rounds of PPA auctions have helped ease the stress of many power plants, they said. |  |
