Man learns through experience, and the spiritual
path is full of different kinds of experiences. He will encounter many
difficulties and obstacles, and they are the very experiences he needs to encourage
and complete the cleaning process.
Monday, 31 December 2012
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
“The more we sweat in the practice, the less we
bleed in battle field” Let our work be so strong that even te goal lends to see
us winning.
Friday, 28 December 2012
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-Optional Selection
Dear Sir, I want to take Maths and Medical Science as my
optional subject.
- Keshubhai
It is really a rare combination medical person opting for maths. It is really
interesting. As you have stated that you are comfortable with maths and can
give long quality working hours. In our opinion, medical science is the best among all optionals. The success ratio also 1:3. This is highest among all optionals.
After 2001, syllabus change maths becomes really tough and tough. Even IITians don't go for this optional. So, you have to revisit your decision. Please go through the previous years questions and try to solve it. If you can perform it well, you can go ahead.
If you find it difficult, follow one of the following optionals. Anthropology / Psychology / Sociology. Normally medicos go with medical sciences and one of the above.
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-General Issues
Sir, Till what rank one will get IPS?
- Thirupura Sundari
Normally, after the final result is cleared, successful candidates are allotted
the service based on their rank and their preference given in the mains
application. Most of the students opt for IAS as a first choice, few may opt IFS or IPS also as a first choice. For example, if a person has given preference of IPS as a first choice, And he/she tops in the civil services, he/ she will be given IPS only not IAS.
Normally one has to come (General Category) in the top 100- 150 in the list, there is a good chance of getting IPS.
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-Optional Selection
Dear Sir, I want to know about Medical Sciences as an optional
paper. I am a dental Graduate, currently doing my internship, and my knowledge
of medical subjects is confined to in and around the mouth (at the max. about
head and neck) even though we read about all the main medical Subjects. I don't
want to change my optionals.
-Thimme Gowda
There is a strategy already available in the site. First go through it. Then go through the detailed syllabus and the previous years question papers of Medical Sciences. This will give an idea about the subject, whether to select a particular subject or not.
Here you have to keep one thing in the mind - only Medical Graduates will appear with this subject. Can you withstand with them? When there is a competition among the specialists, one has to double sure before opting for the subject. One has to top among the fellow optional holders, so that the chances of getting selected is bright. This is a running race, not the qualifying exam/University exam.
For the first optional, you have to think about it. The success ratio of History is far below standard. You can think of opting for Sociology/ Zoology (As this subject will be easy for you as you have some background). Still, whenever you have a doubt, you are always welcome to clear them with us.
Please follow the common strategy (Litmus Test i.e.
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-Optional Selection
Sir/Madam, I am doing 1st year in agriculture. Which choice are
better Agriculture and Botany or Agriculture and Geography. Please tell me the
ratio of these two combinations.
- Binny
Both the Combinations are fine. There is about 150 marks out of 600 marks is common in both Geography and Botany, with agriculture. The success ratio of Agriculture is about 1:6 Geography is about 1:10, Botany is also the same, or little more.
There is an added advantage if an agriculture student takes geography as a second optional.
1. Geography is a main component in the general studies.
2. Agricultural geography, climatology, Indian agriculture will be easy for agriculture graduates.
3. Geography is scoring and safe optional.
4. If you read geography, you will have wider knowledge base.
5. Very good material is available.
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-Optional Selection
Dear Sir, What is the success ratio of students of Commerce
& Accountancy, Public Administration, and Geography as per the UPSC? I had
commerce stream in my class XII. So giving 3-4 months time to the syllabus of
Commerce & Accountancy which has not been covered by the class XII Syllabus
of CBSE is sufficient for good preparation of the subject. Is the level of
toughness of the IAS exam of Commerce & Accountancy is equivalent, less or
more tough when compared with C.A. & I.C.W.A exams? Please Advice.
- Kathiyaini
The Success Ratio also varies from year to year. The analysis is based on the latest available record. These all are for the Main Exam only.
The Success Ratio of Commerce and Accountancy is 1:9.75; Public Administration is 1:12.69; Geography is 1:9.1
The syllabus of Civil Services Exam is of M.Com standard. We don't think that can be compared with 12th Commerce stream.
Regarding the Exams of CA, ICWA one has to pass, so it is tough in that aspect. In the Civil Services, it is the score matters. Here, it is a running race, one has to compete with many for few posts. So, first go through the detailed syllabus and previous years question papers, which will give an idea. Read the Strategy column in the blog. We hope your doubt is cleared.
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
The art of PATIENCE is not much about how long
one can wait, but it is about how one behaves while waiting.
Thursday, 27 December 2012
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-Optional Selection
Dear Sir/Madam, How do the chances to qualifying differ if you take a
subject like Management which very few people take? Also why is management
taken by only few people even though if is less complicated than other
subjects?
-Aparna
The competition is among management students only in the first instance. You have to be in the top among Management students. Normally specialized subjects like Management, Medical Sciences, Engineering, and Agriculture are opted by the students from the same background only. Other popular subjects like History, Geography, Public Administration, and Sociology are opted by students with different background, when the number of candidates’ increases, the chances of selection also increases. In the Preliminary selection there is no problem now, as it is now CSAT
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling-General Issues
Sir, I am doing my Mechanical Engineering in Tomsk Polytechnic
University in Tomsk , Russia India
- Manavalan
First of all, you have to find out from AICTE authorities, whether the degree you get from abroad is valid in
As far as your preparation is concerned, first select the optional interesting to
you. Then start the preparation for general studies and one optional. You can
get some online sources as study material also. Good study material is
concerned; you can get it from Delhi Delhi
UPSC Exams-General Information-FAQ-Frequently Asked questions and Free Counselling
Dear Sir, I want to know the date of CSAT Exam ?
- Ravi Koda
The date of Examination (Preliminary) is the third Sunday of May every year.
The main exam is in the month of October-November of the same year. The
Interview is in the month of April, corresponding next year. For the authentic
details, please go through the notification issued by the UPSC. Normally, it
comes in the month of November. The same will be published by the Employment
News and leading newspapers.
There is no separate exam for IAS and IPS. It is the combined Civil Services
Examination conducted by UPSC for IAS, IPS, IFS. IRS, ICCES, IAAS, I RTS,IRAS,
IRPS,ICAS,IDAS and some more services. The names of the services are also
available in the model notification in the site.
Free Essays for Competitive Exams-IICT Srinagar: in Pursuit of Excellence in Carpet Industry in J&K
IICT Srinagar
The Indian Institute of Carpet
Technology Srinagar (IICT) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified autonomous institute,
established by office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry
of textiles, Government of India and the Department of Industries &
Commerce (Directorate of Handicrafts), Government of Jammu & Kashmir. The
IICT, Srinagar
The main activities of IICT Srinagar
revolve around Human Resource & Development (HRD), Research & Development
(R&D), Design Creation and Development (DCD)and other Technical services to
the industry. The IICT, Srinagar is a satellite centre of Institute of Carpet
Carpet Designs & Talim Scripts
IICT has introduced a modern technique which is a locally developed
Carpet Design Software, in the field of carpet designing wherein carpet designs
are automatically converted into Talim Scripts (a unique Coded Pattern).
The designs herein
created and developed are preserved for ever. This innovation has eased the
design work enormously as it used to take months together for a group of
persons comprising of Naqash (Designer), Talim Writer and a Talim Copyist to make the carpet design of standard size and to
transfer the design drafted on graph paper (outline only) into the coded
pattern known as talim in the local language. With the help of this technology,
one can view the complete design on the monitor of a computer before actually
going for manufacture.
Modern Carpet Loom
After an extensive research for more than four years (2005-2008), the
Institute conceived the design of Modern Carpet Loom, first of its kind in the
entire country, and developed its one prototype. This was aimed at improving
the working conditions of the carpet artisans. The necessary testing and trial runs of this prototype
were conducted at the Institute for more than two years and its working was
observed on regular basis. After additional trial runs in more than 100 carpet
training centres of State and Central Government were conducted to make them
user friendly, these looms were approved for introduction in the carpet
industry of the State.
Subsequently, Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry
of Textiles, Government of India has earmarked funds to the tune of 32.0 Crores
for the introduction of 8000 such looms in the carpet Industry under Mega
Carpet Cluster Project as per funding pattern of 80:20 as the share of
Government of India and State Government respectively which implies that Modern
Carpet Loom along with the sitting bench shall be made available to the
artisans free of cost.
The Institute has distributed first consignment of 500 Modern Carpet
Looms in 10 districts of Kashmir division (50
looms/district) in July 2012.
Skill Up-gradation
To educate and upgrade their skill and broaden their information &
Knowledge base, IICT has devised Skill Up-gradation/Orientation Training/
Design Workshop programmes for over 1700 persons comprising of Artisans,
Designers, Talim Writers, Washer-men etc. This will help in manufacturing best quality carpets as per the current market
requirements which in turn will address the issue of low economic returns to
the artisans.
Infrastructural Facilities
The Institute has set up Design Studio with latest digital equipments
wherein 561 Carpet and 107 Kani Shawl Designs in the digital form were
developed with the application of Carpet Design Software. IICT generated
revenue of Rs 13.17 Lacs from the industry while providing these on nominal
charges.
Library has been set up with relevant books and magazines of
international repute for the reference of Industry & trade. Design Bank has
been set up for the carpet craft in the digital format wherein 287 old/traditional
carpet designs presently available in the form of manually written Talim
paper scripts (coded pattern)
have been digitised so far. The digitised designs are preserved forever and can
be recreated as per the current market requirements. Besides, Testing
Laboratory for Physical and Chemical Testing of raw materials like Silk, Wool,
Cotton etc., has been set up.
A detailed research study has been completed by the Institute to look
for ways and means to streamline the process of carpet washing which has
remained unchanged since centuries together and to standardise the use of
chemicals and auxiliaries to improve the finishing of carpets.
Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS)
The Institute has introduced two unique Short and Long term courses under
Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS) of Ministry of Textiles, Government
of India. Under the programme, over four thousand persons shall be trained,
over a period of five years, with the objective to develop a trained human
resource for the carpet Industry in Kashmir
division. Besides, it is aimed to create additional self employment
opportunities for the educated unemployed youth in the Handicrafts sector by
providing them requisite technical and entrepreneurial skills so that they
could set up their own income generating units for the growth and development
of the Carpet Industry.
Under the scheme, 4200 candidates from eight districts of Kashmir
division viz Anantnag, Bandipora, Baramulla, Budgam, Ganderbal, Kulgam, Pulwama
& Srinagar, shall be trained under four months Certificate Course in Carpet
Manufacturing (CCCM) and 100
candidates shall be trained under One year Diploma in Carpet Technology &
Entrepreneurship Development (DCTED). The scheme is in progress since January
2012.
Mega Carpet Cluster Project
A massive Skill up-gradation and Capacity Building programme under Mega
Carpet Cluster project sanctioned by Office of the Development Commissioner
(Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India and Industries &
Commerce Department, Government of Jammu & Kashmir has recently been
launched at seven different areas of district Srinagar.
Around 4000 carpet
artisans of Srinagar District shall be trained over a period of three years.
The objective of this programme is to educate the artisans about quality of Raw Materials, Yarn Dyeing, Carpet
Designing (Traditional/Modern), Carpet Finishing, Quality Control & its
importance, Marketing & Marketing Techniques, Formation of SHG’s/ Clusters/
Cooperative Societies & their benefits and to sensitize them about the
Modern Carpet Loom designed by IICT, Srinagar.
Awareness Camps
In addition, awareness sessions about the developmental schemes of
various departments and organizations are organized so that artisans can avail
benefits from such schemes. Awareness camps were
organized at Shangus (Anantnag), Devsar (Kulgam), Reyar Khan Sahib (Budgam),
and Ajas (Bandipora) for setting up of Carpet Production Centers.
Around 1000 artisans and carpet weavers participated in these awareness
cum interactive camps.
Study tours and field visits are also organized to broaden the horizon
of their practical exposure so that artisans can assimilate changes that are
taking place at the national and international level.
Studies
IICT has undertaken successful completion of study on feasibility and
suitability of locally produced high quality reeled Mulberry Silk as raw
material for Hand knotted Silk Carpets instead of spun silk yarn being imported
from outside the State.
In order to provide legal protection and safeguard against use of
registered Geographical Indication by others, the Institute is presently
working on the project of “Registration of Kashmiri Hand Knotted Silk Carpets
under Geographical Indication Act”.
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
When unexpected situation comes in front of you,
what does it mean? It means that you are moving ahead faster than you expected.
Tuesday, 25 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
Golden words by “Bill Gates” “ Whenever there is
a hard job to be done, I assign it to a laziest man as he is sure to find an
easy way of doing it”
Monday, 24 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
Without investing enough ‘Issue-less” moments of
togetherness, deep relationships cannot be built.
Sunday, 23 December 2012
Free Essays for Competitive Exams-Creative SHG - on the Path of Progress and Sustenance
Creative SHG - on the
Path of Progress and Sustenance
- A success Story
An amount of Rs. 16 lakhs has
been sanctioned by Sikkim Rural
Development Agency under Rural Management & Development Department to
Creative Self Help Group (SHG) of Namcheybong, Pakyong for
establishing a rural product marketing centre.
Creative SHG was set up in 2010 under the Centrally Sponsored
Scheme, Swarna Jayanti GrameenSwarojgar Yojana with six members. The SHG is engaged
in noodles making and working hard to become self-reliant. The group is the
most performing SHG in East district. The small scale industry of noodles is
more vibrant in neighbouring region of Kalimpong in Darjeeling Sikkim Sikkim ,
the Creative SHG laid focus on this sector and visited various noodles
production centres in Kalimpong to
gain ideas. It also deputed some local youths of their villages to work at
these centres so they learn the noodle making process.
Creative SHG is supplying three types of noodles-plain, vegetarian
and non-vegetarian-in the market under the brand name ‘Sikkim Kanchen Product’. The markets are Gangtok, Pakyong, Singtam and Rangpo. The group is targeting to enter other parts of Sikkim
“We have involved some male members as we need their help
too”, said the 12 member Group Head, Laxmi Rai. She
further added that the economic conditions of every member have improved after the formation of the
SHG. Every member knows the importance of collective effort.
Sikkim Rural Development Agency Project Officer D.R.Sharma said the Creative SHG is the best SHG
in the East district. “The SHG completed the second grading and we have
released subsidy of Rs. 1 lakh to it.
Rural women folk should take inspiration from the SHG”, said Sharma.
The Creative SHG does not limit its activities to
entrepreneurship. It is also actively working to create awareness among women
folk of Sikkim Rongli , Assam
The Creative SHG also shares its knowledge and experiences with
other existing SHGs and has
already conducted awareness programmes for the SHGs of Namcheybong, Dalapchand and Machong of East district. It is a regular
participant in sale and exhibition meets organized in Gangtok, Jorethang and outside the State. The members
also take products prepared by other SHGs when
they go to participate in exhibitions outside Sikkim
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
Every one is good to you till you expect nothing
from them… and you are too good to them only till you fulfill their
expectation… So never know whom to expect from in this world.
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
People believe that Erasers are made for those who
make mistakes. But, Erasers are actually made for those who are willing to
correct their mistakes.
Friday, 21 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
A rubber band goes to more distance and reach
new height ONLY when it is stretched and released. In life we need similar
painful strechings and trainings to reach the top
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
The Three “Cs” of leadership are Consideration,
caring and Courtesy….
- Brian Tracy
Free Essays for Competitive Exams-E-Toilets from Kerala in Jammu and Kashmir
E-Toilets from Kerala in
Jammu and Kashmir
Kerala's own electronic
toilets (e-toilets), one of the prominent innovations of the state in public
health, hygiene and sanitation sector, would now be seen featured at the scenic
an snow covered valleys of Jammu and Kashmir also.
Developed by Eram Scientific Solutions,
the Thiruvananthapuram based scientific R&D firm, the e-toilets for Jammu
& Kashmir region has been customized as per the region's own geographical
and sub-zero climatic conditions in response to J&Ks tourism departments
request for setting up e-Toilets in the State. The e-Toilets would be set up at
Affarwat and Gulmarg. Affarwat
is one of the world's highest locations which uses cable car using gondolas at
a height of over 4000 ft above sea level and the only one location in the world
that takes skiers to a height of 4,390 metres.
In addition to the e-toilets,
specifically designed STPs (Sewage Treatment Plants) would also be set up at DalLake to address its waste treatment woes. A
2.5 ton container loaded with the e-toilet and STP components would be leaving
from Thiruvananthapuram to Jammu and Kashmir
The e-toilets are designed on the lines
of the Australian National Public Toilet Map. The user, could view the toilet map
via the Internet or the cell phone, select the nearest toilet station, set a
parking space, make payment, view the timings and get other details on allied
facilities.
The company has entered into an
association with the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
The collaborative work will focus on
structural analysis and design verification of these toilets.
Need for a Sustainable Intervention
in Sanitation sector
Urban and
Semi Urban areas -These areas face severe problems with respect to standard
public toilets, cleanliness and better sanitation amenities in particular. The
cities and towns being overpopulated pose severe health hazards arising due to
unhygienic conventional sanitation methods being followed in these areas. The
introduction of the proposed sanitation system would radically change the
plight of the existing toilets and public sanitation system in place.
Social Relevance
- Unhygienic sanitation cause infection and related diseases especially in
women and children. The level of privacy, dignity and safety for women can be
rendered in the best possible manner by installing Electronic Public Toilets in
all possible public locations.
Unhygienic
Tourist Spots - Tourism is also facing the ill-effects of the deplorable
sanitation conditions in the country. Several tourist spots and connecting
roads are a pity to the country and are causing discomfort for the tourists.
Chances of getting infected with severe communicable diseases in the Indian
streets do create doubts for the tourists in choosing it as their destination.
eToilet, India
Through this unique product, the company
has attempted to address the inherent challenges of public sanitation. In a
perfect situation, a public toilet should have the capabilities to address
waste management, effective water usage and sustainability as core challenges
among various other issues. eToilet is positioned as the perfect solution which
addresses all these effectively; it is cost effective, appropriate and suitable
for the geographic and demographic patterns of any location. It is working on a
mission to have all Indian Cities with modern sterilized public sanitation
system. To further improve Urban Sanitation Infrastructure, such projects with
huge social relevance are inevitable.
The Innovation
The idea was to develop an eco-friendly
public sanitation system for the Indian sub-continent based on a novel
convergence of electronic, mobile, web and bio technologies, for serving as an
affordable, sustainable and effective public toilet service in India
Highlights of the Project
As on date, appropriate and cost
effective technology is not used anywhere in India in the sanitation sector –
eToilet is a model that is a hybrid one, synergizing technologies in
Electronics, Mechanical, Information Technology, etc., for a very cost
effective and modular
design.
Automatic un-manned toilet (Wet type)
is an innovation in India
Use of Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) for the management of the unit incorporating GPRS
facilities.
eToilet also incorporates a unique
advertisement revenue model which ensures the unit’s sustainability and adds to
its ambience. The ad panels offer manifold revenue opportunities as this is a
highly lucrative model especially in metros and several public locations. Also
the units have the capability of adopting high-tech advertisement displays such
as revolving ads which adds to its aesthetics and sustainability. This
sustainability model is highly relevant in a tourist spot, where employment
opportunities can be created and extra cleanliness can be ensured, with the
income thus generated.
eToilet covers all the three aspects of
quality of life, efficiency and environment protection. eToilet is aimed at
improving the quality of life of the public; i.e. the wellness of the people by
providing clean, hygienic state-of-the-art sanitation facilities which
overrides the traditional public toilets. Though the unit is fully automated,
it does not create any kind of usage barrier to the normal user. Efficiency is
brought into practice through its unique futuristic approach woven with an
intention to preserve our precious resources such as water, electricity and
managing waste through effective and efficient sewage treatment techniques. It
is also a cost-effective mechanism to ensure proper public sanitation facility
in highly populated regions. The average life of a unit is estimated to be
around 7-10 years and thus it offers durability. Also the deployment of such
units will provide employment opportunities for many. This will help many
people to earn their livelihood. Environment is protected through eToilet’s
Green technology focus and is all set to emerge with a matchless ‘green model’
through a linkage with Indian Institute of Science.
400+ units of e-Toilet are installed in
various locations of our country. The commercial production of the same started
during the first quarter of 2010 to provide world class sanitation facility for
tourists. Eram has
installed e-toilets in various parts of Kerala and Greater Noida. Another 300 is under implementation
and will be operational within next two months. Each system is used by an average of
130 peoples per day. The
company has now entered into technology transfer agreement with South
Africa and
marketing arrangement with Nigeria and Botswana
High Impact Projects
eToilet is now evolving as a sustainable
project for providing clean and hygienic urban infrastructure. Various
Government Departments in Kerala have been implementing large scale projects
for providing sustainable technology based urban sanitation projects.
The Women’s’ Development Corporation
of Government of Kerala is setting up over 200 eToilets christened as
she-toilet for women.
Public Works Department is setting up
Eve’s own eToilet across the stretch of its highways in Kerala.
Kerala Tourism Department plans to set
up eToilet network along its premium tourist destinations.
Eram is also setting up Highway
amenity centers for tourists in over 30 destinations in Kerala.
Pathanamthitta District in Kerala is India
The company has recently won a whopping
grant of over $ 4,50,000 from the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation to set up
eco friendly and hygienic e-Toilets making public conveniences more accessible
to the urban poor. The prototyped e-toilet was developed under
Technopreneur promotion programme (Tepp) of Department of Scientific and Industrial
Research of Government of India by Technopark, Thiruvananthapuram promoted by
Government of Kerala. The innovation got grant in aid from Government of India
for the prototype development and after completing the working models, this
technology has been transferred to Eram Scientific Solutions for comercialising
the technology.
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the day
“Water and Words” Precious when scarce,
destructive when excess. Easy to pour, Impossible to Recover, Conserve both
& use it wisely.
Monday, 17 December 2012
Quotable Quote-Message of the Day
AWESOME ATTITUDE: The most determinative
sentence which should always be followed in life, THE GAME IS NOT OVER, BECAUSE
I HAVEN”T WON YET.
Sunday, 16 December 2012
UPSC Exam- UPSC Declares Final Results of COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES EXAMINATION (I), 2012
UPSC Declares
Final Results of COMBINED DEFENCE SERVICES EXAMINATION (I), 2012
The
following are the lists, in order of merit of 248 candidates who have qualified
on the basis of the results of the Combined Defence Services Examination
(I)‐2012 conducted by the Union Public Service Commission in February, 2012 and
SSB interviews held by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence
for admission to the 134th Course of Indian Military
Academy, Dehradun; Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala and Air
Force Academy, Hyderabad (Pre-Flying) Training Course i.e. 193rd F(P)
Course.
2. There
are some common candidates in the three lists for various courses.
3. The
number of vacancies, as intimated by the Government is 250 for Indian Military
Academy [including 32 vacancies reserved for NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Army Wing)
holders], 40 for Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala ‐ [2 for Hydro/38
for Executive General Service including 06 vacancies reserved for
NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Naval Wing) holders] and 32 for Air Force Academy,
Hyderabad.
4. the
Commission had recommended 6074, 1601 and 630 as qualified in the written
test for admission to the Indian Military Academy /
Indian Naval
Academy and Air Force Academy
5. The
results of Medical examination have not been taken into account in preparing
these lists.
6.
Verification of date of birth and educational qualifications of these
candidates is still under process by the Army Headquarters. The
candidature of all these candidates is, therefore, Provisional on this
score. Candidates are requested to forward their certificates, in
original, in support of Date of Birth/Educational
qualification etc., certificates claimed by them, along with Photostat attested
copies thereof to Army Headquarters/Naval Headquarters/Air Headquarters, as per
their first choice.
7. In case,
there is any change of address, the candidates are advised to promptly intimate
directly to the Army Headquarters/Naval Headquarters/Air Headquarters.
8. These results
will also be available on the UPSC website at http.//www.upsc.gov.in However,
marks of the candidates will be available on the website after completion of its
complete process i.e. after declaration of final result
of Officers’ Training Academy (OTA) for Combined Defence Services Examination
(I)-2012.
9. For any
further information, the candidates may contact Facilitation
Counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission’s Office, either in the
person or on Telephone Nos. 011-23385271/011-23381125/011-23098543 between
10:00 Hours & 17:00 Hrs. on any working days.
COMBINED
DEFENCE SERVICES (I) EXAMINATION, 2012 Results
S.NO. ROLL NO NAME
1 060902 KOLHATKAR
SAMPANNA SANJAY
2 125233 SIMRANJEET
SINGH
3 084248
RAKESH KUMAR
4 085533 OLETY
SATYA VARUN
5 002341 KARAN
KAPUR
6 028165 DIVYANK
DHUMAS
7 005570 ANIL
KUMAR KAHARBAR
8 107000 AASHUTOSH
SARASWAT
9 028134 AJEET
KUMAR
10 038109 RAJESHWAR
SHARMA
11 084454
SUNIT MOHANTY
12 132952 KAMAL
KANT TRIPATHI
13 001369
AMIT KUMAR HARDU
14 016567 TANUJ
SHARMA
15 028172 ATUL
SHARMA
16 083976 AMIT
GAUR
17 096561 YOGESH
GIRI
18 045257
NITIN KUMAR TYAGI
19 065575 JASKARAN
SINGH CHAHAL
20 084614
NITIN KUMAR
21 052289 SOMESH
SINGH CHOUDHARY
22 089544 AJEET
YADAV
23 101934
ASHWANI TOKAS
24 065593 ABHISHEK
KUMAR
25 077661 ANUP
KUMAR
26 038928 SHASHANK
AWASTHI
27 046155 MANISH
SINGH GUSAIN
28 091972 SANDEEP
KUMAR
29 124021 ABHISHEK
SINGH
30 115694 ANANT
KUSHWAHA
31 074691 ROBIN
DEV SINGH NARAYNIA
32 066127
B RUFUS JOHNSON
33 082813
SURAJ KANNAN
34 006101
ADHIRAJ BHARDWAJ
35 050204 MOHIT
PODIA
36 010809
SUDHANSHU TIWARI
37 049621 PANKAJ
KUMAR NANDAL
38 090392 SHIBIN
S
39 056509 ABHINAV
JOSHI
40 093860 VIJENDRA
SINGH
41 111238 RISHU
AGGARWAL
42 111299 ABHIJIT
MITRA
43 079425 AYUSH
MISRA
44 115633 VARUN
TOMAR
45 025500 ANKUR
KUMAR PAL
46 016434
BRIJESH KUMAR SINGH
47 057565
RITWICK SINGH
48 039045 ANOOB
HUSAIN
49 111083 VIVEK
SINGH CHAUHAN
50 127771 ARJUN
M J
51 030248 NIPUN
SHRIVASTAVA
52 063792 ABHISHEK
TRIPATHI
53 014250 CHETAN
BISHT
54 052453
HEMANG SINGH
55 082178 PARAS
BASERA
56 051403 NIKHIL
MADHAV SAWANT
57 024316 SARVESH
SINGH YADAV
58 034693 AJAY
THAKUR
59 090534 CHIDBHAWANAND
SHUKLA
60 022183 PRANSHU
GAUR
61 001309
GAGANJOT SINGH KAMRA
62 005318
ABHIJIT PRADIP NAVALE
63 076197 ANKIT
TRIPATHI
64 119256
P SIDDARTH
65 058890
DILIP GURNANI
66 003242 VIDYASAGAR
K
67 098005 NIKHIL
RUDRA
68 041352 RAJESH
KUMAR YADAV
69 126137 HARVEER
SINGH
70 089153
CARIAPPA P E
71 068538 AMIT
KUMAR GILL
72 017625 VIPLOVE
SHARMA
73 107418 RAVI KUMAR YADAV
74 083878 RISHUBH
R SHETTY
75 074396 S NISHANT REDDY
76 104155 SAMUEL
JOHN THANKACHEN
77 035032 ANKIT
KUMAR VERMA
78 059964 PRAPHULLA
V NARAYAN
79 089017 ABHISHEK
THAKUR
80 115187
RAHUL SHARMA
81 010192 CHANDRA
PRAKASH JIWNANI
82 086087 ARVIND
DOGRA
83 103123 VIPIN
KUMAR
84 025174 SIDDHANT
BALWADA
85 021336 GUNVEER
SINGH NATHAWAT
86 043690 HARDEEP
SINGH
87 044620 PRAKHAR
GUPTA
88 128750 ROHIT
YADAV
89 074093 VISHAL
SHARMA
90 084117 AKSHAY
PANDEY
91 039726 NAVEEN
CN
92 000575 AYUSH
YADAV
93 024364 SIDDHARTH
RAGHUVANSHI
94 029156 RAJAT
KUMAR TOMAR
95 037599 MUKUL
DUTT
96 031886 ANUCH
KUMAR
97 024953 PRANAV
SHARMA
98 101548 BHAVESHA
CHANDRA
99 016277
RAKSHIT PATHAK
100 119990 SANKALP
CHAKRABORTY
COMBINED
DEFENCE SERVICES (I) EXAMINATION, 2012 Results
101 081557 DHOND
AKSHAY SHASHANK
102 084406 ABHISHEK
CHOUHAN
103 002280 LOKESH
KUMAR LOHIYA
104 095687 DEVANSHU
ADIB
105 028331 S MAGESH PRASANNA
106 000573
SONU SINGH
107 001426 SOUMYA
SHANKHA KUNDU
108 077020 PRASHANT
KOTHA
109 014013 MANOJ
SINGH KHATI
110 125236 ANKIT
KUMAR
111 015629
MAYANK TRIPATHI
112 042627 SARANG
ARORA
113 128168
MRIDUL KAKRAN
114 040202 DEEPANKAR
TYAGI
115 027553 MOHIT
SRIVASTAVA
116 112259 ABHINAV
BASWAN
117 062805 DEEPAK
BISHT
118 003376
LOKESH VERMA
119 105298 PRATEEK
SARAF
120 120372 SACHIN
NEGI
121 008672 RAHUL
KUMAR
122 057989
PRAVEEN JOSE PR
123 090861
ATUL KUMAR
124 101216
NIMESH MISHRA
125 047085 AMIT
KUMAR TANWAR
126 007081
MANVENDRA SINGH RATHOUR
127 093391
VINEET NEGI
128 046306
ANIKET SALANI
129 087819 PUNYANAND
JHA
130 049479 ROHIT
SINGH CHOUHAN
131 062189 AMIT
SHARMA
132 044024 PRAVEEN
KUMAR
133 110996 SAHIL
VERMA
134 025254 MAYANK
RULANIA
135 129182 GAGANDEEP
SINGH WALIA
136 025707 VAGESH
KUMAR TIWARI
137 015083 JAGTAR
JOHAL
138 009059 MOHIT
KHATI
139 075423 NIKHIL
DOGRA
140 008431
MANISH KUMAR
141 037719 PATIL
ROHIT RAMESH
142 039002 ADITYA
SINGH CHAUHAN
143 000959 SNEHASH
SINHA
144 027191
PRIME PANDA
145 087003
SAURABH SINGH
146 044519
LOKESH KAUSHIK
147 105657 SUMIT
KUMAR TEOTIA
148 063942 MANOJ
KUMAR JANGIR
149 083942
KULDEEP BHARDWAJ
150 040157 SOMNATH
ROY
151 047539 PHASPULATY
SAI KRISHNA
152 058814 ANURAG
KOCHAR
153 098944 PRADEEP
SINGH PARIHAR
154 048850 MANOHAR
MISHRA
155 001450 NITIN
TOKAS
156 005265 JASVINDER
CHAUHAN
157 020400 AMAR
SINGH CHAUHAN
158 084485 NAOREM
SHYAMSON MEETEI
159 043458 SAKET
KUMAR SINGH
160 006411 HIMANSHU
SHARMA
161 039588 AVINASH
SEHRAWAT
162 011130 ANGAD
SINGH BAINS
163 074296 SHASHANK
DUBEY
164 038181 ARUN
SINGH
165 048354 DIPTOROOP
DAS
166 051598 AKASH
ARGAL
167 116516 VINAY
SHARMA
168 017224 GAURAV
SHARMA
169 100867 MANPREET
SINGH
170 119776 NEERAJ
SINGH
171 006395 NIKHIL
KUMAR
172 006645 SAKSHUM
BALHARA
173 022842 AKSHAY
JOSHI
174 116752 ASHISH
SHARMA
175 059637 GA
VINAYAGAM
176 059351 PUSHPENDRA
177 058321 SHIVINDER
SINGH
178 088281
OMVIR SINGH
179 130710
RUDRA PRATAP SINGH CHANDEL
180 004290 ABHISHEK
CHANDEL
181 006051
GURPREET SINGH
182 116278 HIWALE
FRANCIS ROBIN
183 027888 TUSHAR
MEHRA
184 127010
PARVEEN KUMAR
185 121879
SHUBAM SEHGAL
186 018390 R
J VISHNU NAIDU
187 076752 S TEJENDRA MALLIKARJUN
188 069703 SATYA
DEEP TIWARI
189 058334 PRABHAT
KUMAR CHATURVEDI
190 104164 BALAGOPAL
P M
191 085780 DEVSHREE
ARVIND SHARMA
192 005890 ATUL
YADAV
193 001763 ABHIMANYU
194 084887
DIVYESH KAUSHIK
195 055161 JITESH
KUMAR SINGLA
196 103522 JITESH
KAUSHIK
197 117183 RAJAT
KAPOOR
198 074080 SANDEEP
KUMAR
199 134146 BIPIN
CHANDRA BHATT
200 024512 TARUN
KATIYAR
201 061444 SAURAV
DEOPA
202 000060 MAYANK
PANWAR
203 072871 BHAWANI
SINGH
204 016956 FAYAZ
AHMAD WANI
205 060771 UDAY
KUMAR CHOUDHARY
COMBINED
DEFENCE SERVICES (I) EXAMINATION, 2012 Results
INDIAN
NAVAL ACADEMY
S.NO. ROLL NO NAME
1 085533 OLETY SATYA VARUN
2 001369 AMIT KUMAR HARDU
3 038928 SHASHANK
AWASTHI
4 046155 MANISH
SINGH GUSAIN
5 039045 ANOOB
HUSAIN
6 063792 ABHISHEK
TRIPATHI
7 005318 ABHIJIT
PRADIP NAVALE
8 017625 VIPLOVE SHARMA
9 059964
PRAPHULLA V NARAYAN
10 010192
CHANDRA PRAKASH JIWNANI
11 074093 VISHAL
SHARMA
12 029156 RAJAT
KUMAR TOMAR
13 042627 SARANG
ARORA
14 003376 LOKESH
VERMA
15 120372 SACHIN
NEGI
16 057989 PRAVEEN
JOSE PR
17 049479 ROHIT
SINGH CHOUHAN
18 037719
PATIL ROHIT RAMESH
19 058814 ANURAG
KOCHAR
20 048850 MANOHAR
MISHRA
21 020400 AMAR
SINGH CHAUHAN
22 006411 HIMANSHU
SHARMA
23 006645 SAKSHUM
BALHARA
24 022842 AKSHAY
JOSHI
25 127010 PARVEEN
KUMAR
26 074080 SANDEEP
KUMAR
27 134146 BIPIN
CHANDRA BHATT
28 024512 TARUN
KATIYAR
29 094079 SHAHEEN
S HOSSAIN
30 002151 YERRA
ROHIT GOUD
31 011985 RAHUL
DALAL
COMBINED
DEFENCE SERVICES (I) EXAMINATION, 2012 Results
S.NO. ROLL NO NAME
1 084454 SUNIT
MOHANTY
2 085533
OLETY SATYA VARUN
3 001369 AMIT
KUMAR HARDU
4 028172 ATUL
SHARMA
5 046155 MANISH
SINGH GUSAIN
6 038928 SHASHANK AWASTHI
7 016567 TANUJ
SHARMA
8 101934 ASHWANI
TOKAS
9 124021 ABHISHEK
SINGH
10 049621 PANKAJ
KUMAR NANDAL
11 035032 ANKIT
KUMAR VERMA
12 059964 PRAPHULLA
V NARAYAN
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