Is the reservation  for sc/st candidates in IIT CORRECT?
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No, it's not. But then, how do you expect the government to get votes after all they have done so far, unless they do something completely ridiculous like this?
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Go to mahresult.nic.in\n\nClick on SSC results and enter your seat no. and you'll get your marks...
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sometime around November or December. visit any IIM website. the dates will be published there
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Saniya, it is based on the reservation...\nSo which race u belongs to??\n\nAnyways that depends..Which state are u in??
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2 years of serious preparation (during call XI and XII) are enough to secure  a good rank in the iitjee. but it is always better to get an extra advantage.so if u r in clss IX it is a very good idea to start right away( as i myself did). however if u r in class X it would be a wiser idea to relax your iit preparation this yr ,for the board exams are equally important (to ensure Science strea in XI ) \nall the best!
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SSC pass students find themselves placed in low cadre jobs.\nor vacation jobs which are not permemant in nature.\n\nYou should try to graduate in any stream to get yourself a decent job in India.
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What is reservations for obc? Is this a travel orginization?
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No.\nFor entrance requirements look here:
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I do not think the results for the examinatins mentioned by you are not yet ready. I may be annonced by 1st wek of December, 2007. You can however search and get the result from their official website given below. \nhttp://www.ncert.nic.in/sites/nts/talent.htm\n\nBest of Luck-
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Checkout http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/Admissions/bitsat/bitsatmain.htm\n\nFor admission to any of the above Integrated first degree programmes, the candidate should have passed the 12th examination of 10+2 system from a recognized Central/ State board or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Since the medium of instruction at BITS is English, candidates should have adequate proficiency in English. Further, the candidate should have obtained a minimum of aggregate 80% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects in 12th examination, with at least 60% marks in each of the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects.\n\nStudents who are appearing for 12th examination in 2006 are eligible to appear in BITSAT-2006. Students who have passed the 12th examination in the year 2005 may also apply for BITSAT-2006 fully explaining the reason for the gap. They may be allowed to appear in BITSAT-2006 after the case is fully examined by the admissions committee. Students who have passed 12th examination in 2004 or earlier are NOT eligible to appear in BITSAT-2006. Further, students who are presently studying in BITS at any of its campuses are not eligible to appear in BITSAT test.\n\nAdmissions will be made purely on merit. The merit position of the candidate for admission will be based on the score obtained by the candidate in the BITSAT-2006. However, their eligibility for admission is subject to fulfilling the requirement of minimum marks in 12th examination, as mentioned above.\n\nIn the past, admission process of the Institute always ensured guaranteed admission to all the students who obtained first ranks in their respective board examinations. This has given a very vital input of highly meritorious students from all over India. The Institute wants to maintain this practice and hence, first rank students of all the central and state boards in India will be given direct admission to the program of their choice, irrespective of their BITSAT-2006 score. \n\nBefore applying, read the BITSAT-2006 brochure also
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I think it'll be  a damn good idea. Everyone should convert to Sc/ST and OBC's and then reservation will have no meaning. Great idea to kill this reservations stupidity
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Sorry for lengthy answer but it requires lot of introspection and need a complete view to do justice with this topic.\nIn its own stead, nothing is bad or good. It is the way it is used, implemented and taken up that makes it bad or good. In India reservation was and is used to please some people and get quick votes, be it SC&ST provisions in constitution which was originally meant for 15 years or implementation of Mandal commission after its lying in cold storage for years. There are many aspects of reservation. It is fact there are some strata of society who need support to rise from their current status of poverty or backwardness. Not all of us who have not seen deprived life know they really know what a backward person faces in her/his life.\nHowever there is opposition for reservation because the benefit of it is are not going to actual people rather they are taken up by some people of these society who are already in upper class whereas actual needy people are still at the same place. No one will object if a really needy get the benefit, Most of people are furious since it is someone who is not needy who is reaping benefit. There are many arguments in this reservation issue:\n1. Instead of caste basis, give it on economic basis: As far as making economic condition as criteria is concerned, there is always good and bad of all thoughts. Good about this will be that this should be the correct way to decide for giving help however there are too many lacunas in this as getting certificate for economic background is very easy to get since no one file income tax return and there is no proof of incomes for people other than salaried people so what will happen ultimately is again people who do not deserve the benefit will get it and needy will remain eluded with this.\n2. Incompetent people in jobs: I agree that when it comes to job then what we need are competent people in jobs to provide proper service and let our country grow. It is wrong to say the people who need help to rise first time are not competent but what is required is that we bring them up and educate and train them so that they are competent enough to take up the challenges. \n3. Would you like a doctor coming through quota to operate on you who does not how to use scalpel: Now if we talk about getting a doctor without enough skills. This is often repeated example but what we fail to understand that a person cannot be a doctor just by getting admission in medical college. S/he became doctor after passing out from the college. If we say that college examination system is such that they will pass person without knowledge then problem does not lie in reservation in admission but in examination system which required to be looked into. Having said that if education system is not good and it will allow person without skill to get the degree then what is guarantee that a person who has come by other route let us by paying higher fees or something and for that matter what is guarantee that a person who have scored 90+ marks is good in medical study. So then we are running risk of many doctors without skills operating on us. So this argument that if the person has come with reservation will be not competent doctor is not correct. If a person has passed MBBS (s/he can be anyone reserve one or other) and do not know how to use scalpel and then we should hung all the teachers who have taught them, people who have set the papers  and all the examiners who has taken their practical exams and checker who checked their examination papers.\n4. What about other type of reservations: why there so much hue and cry about backward class reservations, do everyone really want selection of students on merit basis? if yes, then why there is not no one appear to oppose the other kind of quota called as management quota or nri quota. if all the protest is based on the concept of merit, will the protestant also oppose the private medical and engineering college; giving birth to so called meri
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Appear for Civil Services Examination conducted by the UPSC and in the written test give IFS as the first choice. The marks obtained in the written papers added to that in the Personality Test becomes basis for the combined merit list as per total vacancies in Class I Junior posts in the IFS, IAS, IPS and other Allied Services under the Central Government. In case, you obtain very good position in the merit list, preferably among first 10, you are bound to get selected. Every year at least 5 to 10 vacancies arise in the IFS.
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quota policy sucks. Arjun singh is man with one leg in graveyard.This ministers send their own sons to foreign universities and tamper with Indian education. What does Arjun Singh know about hardwork for getting into to IIM & IIT.If he is so much hell bent on implementing constitution then he must also know that reservation was suppose to be time bound when it was first introoduced, but today it has becom a political gimmick. Arjun Singh is not Human resource Development minister[HRD] but Human Resource Demolisher{hrd} minister.God save us from him.
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[in no particular order.. but all very good]\n\nIIT Delhi\nIIT Kanpur\nIIT Chennai\nIIT Bombay\nIIT Kharagpur\nITBHU\nBITS Pilani\nIIT Roorkee\nIIT Guwahati\nNIT Suratkal\n\nThere are various surveys around, but you need to remember that a lot of factors go into these rankings. Take all of them with a pinch of salt.\n\nAlso remember to opt for the branch, as an in-fashion-branch from a less-big college is better than a very not-in-fashion branch from a very big name college.\n\nFor example, I chose CSE@ITBHU with my JEE rank of 815 in 1999, when I was getting Chem in IITK, because I wanted to study computers, and it was an in-fashion branch. I never regretted that decision, and am now doing my PhD in Computer Engineering at USC, something I would not have gotten by the other decision.\n\nbests,\nAnimesh\nhttp://www-scf.usc.edu/~animesh
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no reservations shhould not be there. we should be counted according to our capabilities not by the caste. reservations creates a breakage line within the unity of our country.
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some1 helped me with an answer to a similar question.. "i got 4329 AIR..." \nd answer says: all aieee ranks till 8000 can get into NIT's