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CBSE Duplicate Certificate Form

A Candidate who lost his/her CBSE passing certificate may obtain duplicate or triplicate certificate by paying a sum of Rs.50.

Submit an application on the form given below in the event of loss/theft/mutilation of the original certificate provided that an affidavit is filed to that effect before an official not below the rank of a first class Magistrate or a Member of the Governing Body of the Board.

If you want your certificate urgently then you can pay an extra amount of Rs.50 and your certificate will issued after 48 hours excluding holidays.

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CBSE released the schedule of 2010 exams.It includes the commencing of Class X and Class XII boards also.Below are the dates in a table which includes commencing date of AIEEE and AIPMT entrance exams also.

clipped from www.icbse.com CBSE Date Sheet 2010 Class 12 All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) 2010 25th April 2010 (Sunday) Preliminary Examination: April 03, 2010 Final Examination: May 16, 2010 All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Entrance Examination 2010 Examination will commence from 1st Working day of March 2010. Detailed date sheet will be announced in last week of December 2009. Examination will commence from 1st Working day of March 2010. Detailed date sheet will be announced in last week of December 2009. Class 10 Click here to get date sheet on your mobile for free ! OR SMS JOIN CBSE_News to 9870807070 OR You can also follow us on Twitter to get the alert.. CBSE Examination Date Sheet for the Year 2010

AIEEE 2009 results Released on 30th May aieee.nic.in

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AIEEE 2009 Results , AIEEE 2009 merit List, AIEEE counselling details and AIEEE college's counselling details will be displayed by icbse.com . Find your AIEEE 2009 Results Entering valid entries in the form, displyed at the time of AIEEE results.

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National Olympiad in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science 2009

A major Olympiad programme in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science is operational in the country. The programme aims at promoting excellence in Science among pre-University students and selecting teams of students to represent India at the International Olympiads in these subjects. The Olympiad in Junior Science has been added from the year 2008.

What are these Olympiads ?

Olympiads are internationally recognised competitions in various fields of knowledge. These are the highest level examinations and are hosted by different countries every year.

Participation in any of these Olympiads has worldwide recognition and is considered as a great achievement.

Who conducts these Olympiads?

These Olympiads are conducted by Indian Association of Physics teachers every year as per the following five stages:

Stage I National Standard Examination in the subject (NSEP, NSEC,NSEB,NSEAand NSEJS)

Stage II Indian National Olympiad in the subject (INPhO,INCh0,INBO,INAO,INJSO)

Stage III Orientation cum selection camp

Stage IV Pre-departure training camp

Stage V Participation in International Olympiad

Stage I competition is conducted by Indian Association of Physics teachers in different parts of the country generally in the month of November every year. This competition has CBSE Class XII syllabus standard level. All the .remaining stages are organized by Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, Mumbai .

• National Olympiad in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science 2009
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Score Good Marks in CBSE Boards Studying Tips

Students are most worried when exams come.But if we have confident then it is not to be worry.Some important tips for studying are as follows:

1.Give all the chapters equal importance ,don't ignore any chapter.
2.Discuss about sample questions and other problems with your friends.
3.Repeat the notebooks which you have already read.
4.Don't read too much which can make you ill.
5.Solve all questions ,if it is not possible by you then take help from teacher,internet,books etc
6.If some questions are so hard then try to solve first of all then yourself and again try .
7.When you are studying then also care your health because remember if your health loss then you will unable to do exam finely
8.At examination time, don't read different note which are different from your own notes.

AIEEE Solutions Answer Keys 2009

iCBSE.com gathered the AIEEE 2009 Solutions from various institutes to help the AIEEE 2009 aspirants from searching everywhere.You can help this site by sharing and promoting in your friends.

Download Answer key published by Various Institute

FIIT JEE	Complete Solution
Sri Chaitanya	Physics	Chemistry	Maths
Aakash Institute	Answer key and Solutions
Brilliant Tutorials	Solutions and Answer key
Entrance Corner	Answer Key
Times Institute	Solutions	Answer Key
Career Point	Question Paper	Answer Key
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Narayana IIT Academy	Answer Key
Resonance	Complete solution
Prerna Classes	Physics	Chemistry	Maths

OR you can download all the above solutions from a single zip file from the link below :

http://www.icbse.com/solutions/aieee-2009-solutions/aieee-2009-answers.zip

Visit www.icbse.com/2009/66/aieee-solutions-answer-keys-2009.html for more latest updates.

The All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) will held all across the country on the 23th April 2009.

The pattern of AIEEE 2009 exam will be same as of AIEEE 2008.

Get the solutions to AIEEE 2009 from all the leading coaching institutes right here on this website on 26rd April midnight.You can discuss about the AIEEE 2009 Paper using the comment form below after registering.


What next after AIEEE??

There are many other engineering entrance examinations after AIEEE most importantly BITSAT, ENAT and your state engineering entrance examination.

Failure is the stepping stone for success….Concentrate on the errors you have made in AIEEE 2009…if you rectify them you can surely get a good score in other engineering entrance examinations because other examinations are similar to AIEEE in the quality of questions.

AIEEE Papers : Clear IIT-JEE/ DCE/AIEEE Exam easily?

Students opting for B.Tech are tested in physics, mathematics and chemistry. The test duration is 3 hours with maximum marks 540, with equal weight age of 180 for each of the three subjects. Students opting for B.Arch are tested in mathematics and an aptitude test.

Most of the questions are based on fundamentals & their applications. So, the first step is to establish a solid base by mastering the fundamentals. For mastering the fundamentals you have to be focused.

NCERT Books are the base for both boards and competitive exams. There are trivial questions that can be formed from between the lines that you might miss while giving it a quick reading. Learn “exceptions” by heart, and make a proper note. Revise them before going to the exam as these are favorite questions with paper setters.

Practice previous years papers. This applied to your boards as well as entrance tests. Also, carefully examine the pattern of the papers. Set the time limit to complete the paper, speed and accuracy, will automatically come over a period of time.

• CBSE, schools counsel parents before exams
• You can now smile your way through exams the CBSE way
• Latest Sample Papers 2009 released by CBSE !

CBSE, schools counsel parents before exams

CHENNAI: As exams near, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and schools have decided to counsel the parents as much as the
students.CBSE has issued, along with tips for students to prepare for the exams, guidelines for parents. The list advices parents on how to give the right kind of support to the child. It talks about how parents should guide the child in planning, organising and setting up a timetable for study and how to motivate and encourage them. It tells parents not to place their anxiety on the child.

"I have seen parents becoming more anxious than the children or the teachers. They don't allow the children to relax. They want to attain their goals through their children. It sometimes becomes a prestige issue for them," says CSI St Stephen's Matriculation High School principal Geetha Solomon, warning of negative results such pressure can give.

Jeeva Veerappan, mother of Nandini who will be taking her class X board exams this year, says, "My daughter studies in a matriculation school, but I happened to look at the CBSE website and found the guidelines for parents useful. It told me how to encourage my child to study without stressing her out."

Schools are also doing their bit to tell parents how to do the right thing. SBOA Model Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Mogappair convened a special counselling session for parents. Madras Christian College Higher Secondary School handed out circulars that included the right diet for students studying late into the night to methods to keep them calm and motivated.

Parents have also been logging on to the internet for tips. Classontheweb.com has a parents online section that allows them to send queries related to the child's psyche. "We have many parents keying in queries about how to help their child concentrate on their work better and how to keep them relaxed. Our trained counsellors and teachers with several years of experience take the opportunity to tell them how important it is for the child to take small breaks between study sessions. We have a team of 60 to 70 teachers and a trained team of psychological counsellors who provide this service," says Shashikala L, head of web products at Everonn Systems, which powers classontheweb.com.

You can now smile your way through exams the CBSE way

MUMBAI: Looking for ways to beat the stress ahead of the examinations? The CBSE may have the answer. And you don't have to be a CBSE student to avail of the board's tips on busting stress.

For the first time, the board has introduced a short film on dealing with stress, as well as a booklet on how to "Smile Your Way Through Exams'', both of which are available on the website www.cbse.nic.in.

The booklet covers aspects of studying for an examination, right from how to make notes to how to study smart.

It also discusses eating and sleeping habits that are conducive to study as well as the need for exercise ahead of an examination. The bottom line, according to the booklet, is that life is more precious than an examination, which should not be viewed as a hurdle, but simply a stepping stone to rise higher.

"We have provided students with practical tips on how to deal with exam stress, based on what they see around them. While some children rely on their teachers, peers and parents, there are many who have nobody to talk to. We hope the booklet and the movie will help them address their anxieties,'' said Vineet Joshi, chairperson of the CBSE.

The film and booklet have been created by the board along with Expressions India, a life skills education and school wellness programme, whose project manager is a senior psychiatrist at the Vidyasagar Institute of Mental Health And Neuro-Sciences (VIMHANS)-Dr Jitendra Nagpal. Expressions India has partnered with the CBSE for its adolescent education program.

The booklet helps students understand the cause and symptoms related with stress, and helps them tackle routine problems such as `how to get the mistake you made in Question 10 out of your mind after an examination'.

There's also a section on Memorisation Mantras as well as one on how not to procrastinate.

"Reward yourself with ice cream, or the new outfit you've had an eye on,'' says the booklet, which also advises students to skip questions they don't know while writing an examination and focus on what they do know.

"An initiative such as this one is always welcome. In this case, it carries a lot of weight, especially since it comes from the CBSE itself,'' feels Hema Nair, principal of the DAV School, Mulund. Students from boards other than CBSE told TOI they would love to log onto the website for stress-busting tips.