AIEEE model examination

[dwarakesh]

COIMBATORE: Students from Coimbatore, Tirupur and the Nilgiris districts tested their knowledge and time management skills at the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) model test organised by AIMS Education along with The Hindu Education Plus in the city on Sunday.

Conducted for the eighth consecutive year, the mock test offered the students a chance to understand where they stood in the race to professional colleges. "It is a great opportunity to get an experience of the actual AIEEE and learn from the mistakes here," said G.Nithish from Mani's Higher Secondary School. His friend V.M.Prabhakaran said the discussion following the examination would be of greater help to students who were looking for a direction to prepare for AIEEE.

The model examinations were conducted at PSG Sarvajana Higher Secondary School as well as Kikani School in Coimbatore. Erode and Salem had separate centres where the test was conducted.

Most of the students found physics tough. Chemistry and mathematics were comparatively easy. "As our concentration now is on the board examination, most of us didn't get time to prepare for the model examination," said K.Sudha and K.Maithily from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sulur. "You know exactly where you need to improve, which makes it easier to prepare for AIEEE," I.P.Megha, from the same school, added.

"We are looking forward to the discussion on the paper. Each question will be analysed in great detail at the session," said P.Harikumar and his friends A.Suresh Kumar and Amit Goenka from Vikas Vidyalaya Matriculation School, Tirupur.

S.Samroon Jahan and Archana G.Shenoy from St.Mary's School had a piece of advice for all the students preparing for the examination – "you have to be thorough with the portions of classes IX, X, XI and XII if you want to excel."

AIMS Education would arrange a guidance and counselling session on January 11 at the PSG Sarvajana School. The results of the model examination would be announced and the question paper would be discussed by faculty members from engineering colleges, said A.Vinod from AIMS Education, Coimbatore.

The session would be open to students who had not taken the model test too. "We expect a lot more students to appear for the guidance and counselling session," he said.

[ganeshbala]

AIEEE 2009 All India Engineering Entrance Examination-2009

For Admission (2009) to Undergraduate Engineering Courses & Architecture (including Planning) programmes at the undergraduate level at NITs & IIITs

All India Engineering/Architecture Entrance Examination (AIEEE ) 2009for admission to Engineering and Architecture (including Planning) programmes at the undergraduate level in the country is being conducted by CBSE

The exam date for All India Engineering Entrance Examination had been announced by CBSE i.e. 26th April 2009.

The sale of application form from the identified branches of Syndicate Banks all over India, identified institutions and Regional Offices of CBSE will be started from 5th December, 2008 to 5th January, 2009.
The last date for submission of application form in the Board office is 10th January, 2009 till 5.00

[amarakbar]

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[ganeshbala]

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[dwarakesh]

Model entrance examination from April 14 

TIRUCHI: For the benefit of potential students completing Plus Two examinations, the AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examination) Admission Online Test Series to be conducted by The Hindu Education Plus and AIMS Education has been designed to serve as an important tool for self-evaluation.

The ten-test series with a full length model examination will be conducted from April 14 to 24.

According to the organising team, the scope and significance of AIEEE that holds the key for entry into National Institutes of Technology and many other engineering colleges and universities of repute has grown multi-fold, reflecting in phenomenal growth in the number of candidates.

Hence, prior exposure to the carefully prepared model examinations will improve the state of readiness of the candidates, who would have prepared for the AIEEE individually or through training institutions, to face the examination with the confidence of obtaining better ranks.

The State Board students who might experience a lacuna in their preparation over their CBSE counterparts will find the test series filling the void.

As regards CBSE students, the test-series will vividly bring to their attention the 40 per cent weightage in AIEEE questions given to their standard XI portions.

Students can register for this test series by paying Rs. 2,499.

For registration and details log on to www.aimseducation.com or www.thehindu.com.

For clarifications, contact 09381896074 / 09884702046

source: hindu

[dwarakesh]

Model all-India engineering entrance examination rescheduled 

TIRUCHI: The Rotaract Club of National Institute of Technology – Tiruchi (NIT-T) will conduct its Model AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examinations) between 2.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. on April 19 for candidates in Tiruchi and Coimbatore, and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for students in Neyveli.

The organisers have rescheduled the model examination (earlier planned on April 18), in view of the VIT Entrance Examination on April 18 and the Amrita entrance examinations on the morning of April 19.

The purpose of the exercise that was initiated by the Rotaract Club in 2004 was to put students of Tamil Nadu through a simulation of the actual test, according to K. Arun Kumar, coordinator, Model AIEEE.

With the number of students appearing for the model test on the rise over the years, the Club has extended the examination centres to Coimbatore and Neyveli, this time around.

The test, set in accordance with the latest guidelines formulated by the AIEEE committee, helps students to assess their state of preparedness for the actual examination, said Mr. Kumar.

Application form for Model AIEEE can be obtained on payment of Rs. 75 at the following points in Tiruchi, Neyveli and Coimbatore from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Tiruchi – Classic Foods (Opposite Head Post Office and at Thuvakkudi), P.R. Book Shop (Chathiram Bus Stand), Velu Book Stall (24 Building, BHEL), and Odyssey (Shasthri Road, Thillai Nagar); Coimbatore – Arun Papers, R.S. Puram, and Neyveli - Aurobindo School.

The examination centres are: Tiruchi – National Institute of Technology, Coimbatore – Chimaya Vidyalaya, R.S. Puram, and Neyveli – Aurobindo School.

For further queries, contact Mr. Kumar between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the dial of 94428 00910.

[dwarakesh]

All-India engineering entrance on April 26

NEW DELHI: The All-India Engineering Entrance Examination for admission to B.E./B.Tech. and B.Arch./B.Planning courses at various national-level institutes like NITs, IITs, deemed universities and government-funded institutions will be held on April 26. It will be conducted at 1,460 centres across India and abroad. Admission cards have been despatched. In case a candidate has not received his/her admission card, he/she may contact the CBSE immediately for a duplicate card. A list of all the candidates and their exam centre has been displayed on the CBSE website.

[dwarakesh]

Online test series from April 14 

MADURAI: For those candidates who are preparing for the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE), an online test series would be conducted from April 14 to 24 to evaluate themselves about their preparation.

This online test series is being organised jointly by "The Hindu Education Plus" and AIMS Education, Chennai, for the benefit of students appearing for the national level entrance test.

Educationist and a specialist in entrance examinations, P. V. Navaneetha Krishnan, has stressed the advantages of taking the AIEEE online test series.

For those who are unsure of their preparedness for AIEEE, this test series serves as a 'test yourself kit", Prof. Navaneetha Krishnan suggests.

According to him, the inadequacies of both the State Board and CBSE students will disappear if the preparation was checked through the online test series.

The expert cites reasons for doing well in AIEEE because of the increased opportunities for admission to NITs.

He says that the intake in NITs has been enhanced recently because of the more number of institutes that have come up, including the one at Puducherry.

Also, extra seats were created to accommodate OBC quota.

Prof. Navaneetha Krishnan emphasises the importance of thorough preparation during this fortnight "since it is like a golden hour as is called in medical parlance."

More details about the online test series can be had on websites- www.thehindu.com- or www.aimseducation.com.

Payment can be made online or through demand draft.

Students can register for the test series by paying Rs.2,499.

[dwarakesh]

AIEEE online test series to begin tomorrow 

VIJAYAWADA: Students seeking admission into the B.Tech course offered by the National Institutes of Technology (NITs) and other top-notch institutions in the country are preparing to face the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) in a few days from now.

While routine preparation for the AIEEE, either individually or through training institutions, will definitely help face the examination, prior exposure to model papers will enhance the candidates' prospects of getting better rank.

Against this backdrop, the AIEEE Admission Online Test Series organised by The Hindu Education Plus and the AIMS Education will meet the students' needs. This online test series is scientifically designed by eminent professors and IIT/IIM alumnus to give best practice. This will be a ten test series with a full-length model examination, which will commence on April 14 and conclude on April 24.
Important tool

Students can register by paying Rs. 2,499. Log on to www.aimseducation.com or www.thehindu.com for registration and more details. For any clarifications contact: 09381896074 or 09884702046.

This online test series is an important tool to students all over the country to test their subject knowledge and evaluate themselves at national level.

Students who have appeared for the +2 examination conducted by the State boards and who might feel a lacuna in their subject preparation, in comparison with the CBSE students, will find the test series helpful in filling the void totally.

The CBSE students, nevertheless, cannot be complacent because of their stream, since more than 40 per cent of weightage in AIEEE questions is given to their standard XI portions which will be vividly brought to their attention by this online test series.