IIT JEE 2010 Result out, Anumula Jithendar Reddy from Madras Zone Tops

A total of 13,104 candidates on Wednesday cleared the prestigious IIT-Joint Entrance Examination 2010 with Anumula Jithendar Reddy from Madras zone topping the test.

These students will be eligible for admission in 15 IITs, ISM Dhanbad and IT-BHU. There are 9,509 seats in these institutions. Over 4.5 lakh candidates had appeared in JEE-2010 which was conducted by seven of the IITs on April 11.

The students can also check their results on the website - www.jee.iitk.ac.in .

The number of candidates who appeared in JEE-2010 is nearly 18.3% more than that in the previous year. Reddy, who appeared in JEE from IIT Madras Zone, topped this year's All India list of successful candidates, the IITs said in a release.

The test was conducted in 7 zones. The IIT Bombay zone produced maximum number of successful candidates with 3145 students figuring in the merit list followed by IIT Madras (2619), IIT Delhi (2264), IIT Kharagpur (1481), IIT Kanpur (1341), IIT Roorkee (1305) and IIT Guwahati (521).

CBSE Result 2010

CBSE will declare results of Secondary School Examination 2010 (Class X) of the Board on 28th May, 2010 at 10:00 AM. CBSE has made special arrangement for quick access of results by individuals as well as schools through the following modes:

1. RESULTS ON NET:

As per previous years, this year also the CBSE is hosting its results with thetechnical support of National Informatics Centre (NIC), Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Govt. of India on net. The schools can also get entire school's results by giving their school code and email-id by registering themselves on which result is required. Students can also get their results on their e-mail address by registering themselves on the following web sites :

• www.results.nic.in
• www.cbseresults.nic.in
• www.cbse.nic.in

2. RESULTS THROUGH IVRS (INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM):

Rates for IVRS per roll no. will be a maximum of Rs.1.20 per call (180 sec pulse rate duration) based on the plan.

As per previous years, with the help of National Informatics Centre (NIC), Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Govt. of India, Board would be disseminating its results through IVRS also. The telephone numbers of NIC and other organization through which results can be had through IVRS are as follows:-

Joint Entrance Exam Result 2010

IIT JEE Entrance Exam 2010 result has been published on 26 May 2010. The entrance exam was held on 11 April 2010.

The participating institutes are:

• IIT Bhubaneshwar
• IIT Bombay
• IIT Delhi
• IIT Gandhinagar
• IIT Gwahati
• IIT Hyderabad
• IIT Indore
• IIT Kanpur
• IIT Khadagpur
• IIT Madras
• IIT Mandi
• IIT Patna
• IIT Rajasthan
• IIT Roorkee
• IIT Ropar
• IT-BHU
• ISM Dhanbad

MSBSHE | Higher Secondary School Result 2010

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education (MSBSHE)
Pune

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education Pune has announced the result of Higher Secondary School on 25th May 2010

Board of School Education Haryana | Result of Sr. Secondary Examination - March 2010

Board of School Education
Haryana

Board of School Education Haryana has announced the result of senior secondary examination. The examination was held on March 2010. Click on the following button to check the result.

CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Verification of Marks For 2010 Examination:

Facility of verification of marks is available to all candidates. The candidates can apply for verification of marks in a manner that their applications reach the respective regional office(s) within 21 days of the declaration of result in case of Main Exam i.e. Exam held in March/April. However for Comptt Exam, i.e. Exam held in  July, the application must reach respective regional offices with in 15 days of the declaration of the result.

For the candidates of Delhi region, application forms for verification of marks pertaining to Main Exam alongwith the fee in cash Rs. 100/- ( per subject) may be deposited in the Designated Schools during the working hours of the school. For Compartment examination application form and fee may be deposited in Syndicate Bank, PS 1-2, Institutional Area, Patparganj, Delhi – 92.

CBSE started this pioneering community work 13 years back in 1998 for the first time. The highlights of CBSE Tele-counselling are:
    (i) It is offered by trained counselors and Principals from within CBSE affiliated schools located in and outside India.
    (ii) It is a voluntary, free of cost service provided by the participants.
    (iii) It is offered twice in the year Phase I- Pre Exam, Phase II- Post Result.

Centralized and Toll Free Helpline for the First Time during the II^nd Phase

The second Phase of Helpline will start from 21st May 2010 and will continue till 4th June 2010.

For the First time this year, CBSE introduced a Centralized Access System similar to that of a call centre. For convenience of the students, a toll free number has been installed. Students can call 1800 11 7002 from any part of the country. The operators will answer general queries and also connect them to the counselors for psychological counseling. As many as 40 principals, trained counselors from CBSE affiliated govt. and private schools, psychologists and social scientists will be available to provide help from 8 AM- upto midnight.

Out of these 37 participants are located in:

• Delhi
• Noida
• Chandigarh
• Meerut
• Jaipur
• Faridabad
• Bhubaneswar
• Vishakhapatnam
• Jamnagar
• Jabalpur
• Coimbatore
• Bhopal
• Nagpur
• Bangalore
• Guwahati
• Kerala
• Ludhiana
• Bhilai
• Mumbai
• Hyderabad
• Hosur and Pune

Besides, these there are 3 centers overseas in :

CBSE Result of Senior School Certificate Examination 2010

CBSE RESULTS FOR ALL INDIA / DELHI SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (CLASS XII), 2010

Duration of Examination : 3rd March 2010 to 8th April 2010
Date of result declaration : 19th May, 2010 (Ajmer, Chennai and Panchkula), 21st May, 2010 (Delhi, Guwahati and Allahabad)

RESULT STATISTICS:

Total 700983 candidates were registered for class XII examination from 6035 schools this year.

Dealing with Results

It is important for the counselor to help children cope up with the disappointment, if at all, related to examination results. Broadly speaking examination results should be treated as a spring board to future achievements and better prospects. Examination results can cause a great deal of anxiety to the students and parents alike. However, a consistent family support system can be of help.

Parents should look out for the following signs:

• Physical symptoms, such as sleeping or eating more or less than usual
• Mental symptoms, such as loss of concentration and interest
• Emotional symptoms such as tears, tantrums, panic attacks
• Addictive symptoms, such as excessive drinking or smoking or using pills
• Self depreciating comments “I knew I’ll never pass or never do well or…Mohit’s much brighter than me………”

Must Dos for parents:

• Do not nag the child. Be supportive and encouraging.
• Help the child to develop self-discipline, self-direction, self-confidence and a sense of achievement.
• Just good schooling and tuition are not substitutes for emotional cushioning.
• Help the child in maintaining his confidence especially when he seems discouraged by his dropping marks or grades.
• Do not displace your anxiety on the child.
• The achievement goals should be realistically set according to the child’s capability.
• Praise the child when he does well. Encourage the child’s performance with positive statements like, “well done”, “you can do better”, rather than saying “that was not enough”.
• Do not harp on previous failures or results.
• If achievement expectations are too high it may lead to greater anxiety.
• Humor relieves tension. Be light and humorous with the child.
• Try to gain your child’s confidence and discuss problems. Help to find a solution.
• Exams are not the end of the world.
• Accept that expectation for every one to do well is unrealistic.
• Involve the child in decision making.
• Be aware of the market demands and do not concentrate on traditional courses alone. This will narrow down the options considerably and cause stress.
• Many students do better after school because of maturity and greater focus, course of interest, rise and awareness level and exposure to options.
• Avoid criticizing or comparing the child with others.
• Make the child feel important and loved.
• Listen to your child.
• Take help of a professional counselor in case of a conflict or depression over the result.

The students should:

• Assess priorities, assets and difficulties
• Follow a normalized routine atmosphere at home.
• Imagining extreme consequences and worst situations is of no use and needs to be discouraged.
• It is helpful to know what she/ he can accomplish.
• Do not magnify failure and try to talk them out of it. Should not demean themselves.
• Contact the teachers or counselors if they feel low or anxious or disinterested.
• Develop alternative coping strategies and de -focus from the pain.

Must Dos for students:

• Learn to be positive.
• Learn to relax.
• Talk to family and friends.
• Do your best and stop worrying. Result is not the ultimate decisive factor.
• It is more important to choose the next options.
• Find out and update with wide and varied career choices. Invariably the decision should not be based or influenced by the friends.
• For an average performer or below average, skill based/vocational courses. are best choice

Handling Suicide

Common feelings in suicide:

• A crisis that causes intense suffering and feeling of hopelessness and helplessness.
• Conflict between survival and unbearable stress.
• Narrowing of patient’s perceived options.
• A wish to escape (it is an escape rather than a going-towards).
• To punish self and/or to punish others with guilt. Indicators for increased chance for suicide
• Withdrawal Behaviour for few days
• Mention of suicide repeatedly.
• Suicide note
• Changes in eating and sleeping patterns
• A history of serious psychological problems.
• A history of impulsive, poorly controlled and destructive Behaviour.
• A history of continuing academic problems and learning difficulties.
• Adjustment difficulties with family, school, peers etc.

Helping suicidal adolescent

Establish rapport

Allow the student to narrate his/her own story

Use age appropriate language

Tactful questions. Avoid leading questions e.g. “you don’t want to kill yourself”

Obtain detailed description of any suicidal plan ask about availability and lethality

Smooth movement from one topic to another

Interventions:

1. Communicate that people do get through this – there are other children who feel as badly as he/she feels now.

2. Advise the child to give himself/herself some time e.g., “I will wait 24 hours before I do anything”. Or a week. Suggest that feelings and actions are two different things – just because you feel like harming /
killing yourself, doesn’t mean that you have to actually do it right this minute.

Facility of verification of marks is available to all candidates. The candidates can apply for verification of marks in a manner that their applications reach the respective regional office(s) within 21 days of the declaration of result in case of Main Exam i.e. Exam held in March/April. However for Comptt Exam, i.e. Exam held in  July, the application must reach respective regional offices within 15 days of the declaration of the result.

For the candidates of Delhi region, application forms for verification of marks pertaining to Main Exam alongwith the fee in cash Rs. 100/- ( per subject) may be deposited in the Designated Schools during the working hours of the school. For Compartment examination application form and fee may be deposited in Syndicate Bank, PS 1-2, Institutional Area, Patparganj, Delhi – 92.

RULES FOR VERIFICATION OF MARKS

1. A Candidate who has appeared at an examination conducted by the Board may apply to the concerned Regional Officer of the Board for verification of marks in any particular subject.  The verification will be restricted to checking whether all the answer’s have been evaluated and that there has been no mistake in the totalling of marks for each question in that subject and that the marks have been transferred correctly on the title page of the answer book and to the award list and whether the supplementary answer book(s) attached with the answer book mentioned by the candidate are intact.  No revaluation of the answer book or supplementary answer books shall be done.
2. Such an application must be made by the candidate within 21 days from the date of the declaration of results.
3. All such applications must be accompanied by payment of fee as prescribed by the Board i.e. Rs. 100/- per subject.
4. No candidate shall claim, or be entitle to, revaluation of his/her answers or disclosure or inspection of the answer book(s) or other documents.
5. A candidate shall not be entitled to refund of fee unless as a result of the verification his/her marks are changed.
6. In no case the verification of Marks shall be done in the presence of the candidate or any one else on his /her behalf, nor will the answer books be shown to him/her or his/her representative.
7. The marks, on verification will be revised upward or downward, as per the actual marks obtained by the candidate in his/her answer sheet.
8. The communication regarding the revision of the marks, if any, shall be sent to the candidate within a reasonable period of time.
9. The Board will not be responsible for any loss or damage or any inconvenience caused to the, candidate, consequent on the revision of marks or delay in communications for reasons beyond control.
10. The Board shall revise the marks Statement in respect of such candidates after the previous marks statement is returned by the candidate.
11. The decision of the Chairman on the result of the verification of marks shall be final.

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations,
New Delhi Results 2010

RESULTS TO BE ANNOUNCED ON MAY 19, 2010 AT 3 PM