#IB ELIGIBILITY

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[gryffinwrites]

My Y/N (Female Farmer) x Harvey Fanfic Just Hit 20 Chapters, Here Are My Harvey/SDV Headcanons:

IB: @pierperian-leisure's post on dating harvey headcanons (some of them are so similar to what I pictured when I started this FF, I just love that we all have the same Harvey in our head and hearts 🥰)

For reference: The fanfic is called You Hate Harvey, a silly hate to love story full of banter and tension.

∙ Harvey's anxiety displays in different ways. Sometimes he is the stuttering/blushing version you see in SDV, sometimes he is grumpy and speaking condescendingly when you've put yourself in danger. When Harvey panics, it is freeze first, flight second, and lastly, occasionally, mostly with you, fight.

∙ Though he can maintain a solid bedside manner with all his other patients, Harvey doesn't hide his emotions very well from you. If he's irritated, he's pinching the bridge of his nose. If he's nervous, he's wiping his glasses on his shirt. If he's frustrated (sexually, more often than not) he his shoving a fist into the messy volume of his hair.

∙ Elliott is the best friend Harvey has ever had. They're very different on paper, but as a writer Elliott brings an empathetic energy that equips him to understand Harvey better than anyone ever has before. For that reason, Harvey can accept the bolder parts of Elliott's personality that draw more public attention than he's typically comfortable with.

∙ In the bedroom and the clinic alike, Harvey just wants to take care of you. He's very much a giver, and his favorite thing is to put his medical degree to good use and employ his anatomical knowledge for your pleasure. Before you even first got together, he secretly fantasized all the ways he could kiss and make it better.

∙ Harvey was terrified of you when he first met you, fearing how much he wanted to be with you. But his second, and most secret, fear was that he would never get what he wanted most and would someday have to watch you settle down with another eligible bachelor. Sometimes he convinces himself you would be better off in that instance. Even after you're together, seeing how much the other bachelors equally admire you will occasionally fuel the self-deprecating thoughts in his head.

∙ Harvey had his heart broken in college when, as she left him, his girlfriend insulted his mustache. Since then, he always wondered if he would ever find someone who accepts him for all he is.

∙ Harvey's parents died from a car accident when he was young. It's why he cares so deeply about your safety and has nightmares about losing you, another person he loves.

∙ Though it was initially traumatic, the hospital visit incited his interest in medicine.

∙After they passed, Harvey was raised by his grandparents. For that reason, Harvey has a soft spot for George (even when he's yelling at him in an appointment.)

∙ Harvey's grandfather was a pilot back in the day, and the reason why Harvey still loves planes so much and once contemplated following in his footsteps.

∙ When Harvey drinks too much at the saloon, he lets loose and all his inhibitions slide away and he's all about sneaky PDA. He'll undo his tie, unbutton his shirt a little, and try and get away with sliding a hand up your thigh. Or, he'll motion for you to follow him into the barrel room.

∙ Though Harvey tried to keep your budding romance a secret, Maru immediately suspected something had changed when he would throw his office door open the moment he heard a voice in the lobby to ask if it was you. He would also hum as he worked. A lot.

∙ Harvey and your grandfather were close, as he reminded him in a way of his own grandpa. He would often go over to the farm and play cards to keep him company. During these visits, your grandfather would talk about you often, showing him photos of you in university and at your big corporate job in Zuzu City. Even then, knowing so little about you and never imagining he'd ever meet you, Harvey started to develop a bit of a crush.

∙ Harvey secretly has a very impressive singing voice. It was strengthened over years of listening to jazz albums in medical school, subtly singing along and emulating the crooner's voices as he studied. The only person who has heard him sing is Elliott, and it was after so much wine the writer barely remembers it.

∙ When Harvey is feeling full-hearted, he gives off giddy golden retriever-energy. His smile becomes boyish, he freely jokes around and messes with you, and he is very physically affectionate.

∙ It may be Elliott's influence, but Harvey can be very articulate on his devotion to you... it's just a shame that for so long, those expressions of ardent admiration were simmering under the surface, cloaked completely by his nervously-blurted blunders.

Some of these have been covered in the story already, some of them are yet to be uncovered.

What do you think?

[divaatrait]

🚨"Ares Andresen ARRESTED!"🚨

"Windenburg's most eligible bachelor and heir to the Andresen Corp., Ares Andresen was spotted getting dragged away in handcuffs after allegedly starting a drunken brawl at the Discothèque Pan Europa. This news reaches us amidst rumors of a steamy rendezvous with Elena Bachelor, Simstagram influencer and daughter of pro-athlete Michael Bachelor." -The Windenburg Wire Publicly disgraced, Ares' mother gave him two options: get married to a respectable woman or be cut off. Ares chose the former, but he has no intention of staying faithful to some random woman.

IB: @largetaytertots & @aashwarr (I wanted to make a magazine cover but my sims aren't classy enough for anything but a gossip rag)

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It’s just so awesome that a common condition like IBS is not even treated as “real illness” let alone as a disability by doctors. Like. No I just had one of the most painful and humbling days of my life. I actually passed out from the pain and I thankfully was lucky to have loved ones in the house to bring me to but none of this is eligible to be considered a proper chronic illness or a disability no of course not. I am expected to just go on like nothing is wrong and “stress less”. Good good 👍

[salanaii]

Learn Korean with me - Week 6/Day 1

Day 1: Let's Speak Korean Chapter 4 - Shopping (1 - 50)

어서오세요. Eo seo o se yo Welcome.

무엇을찾으시나요? Mu eos eur cha jeu sin a yo What are you looking for? 

혹시반바지있나요? Hog si ban ba ji iss na yo Do you have shorts by any chance?

모자를 / 신발을찾고있어요. Mu ja reur / sin bar eur chaj go iss eo yo I’m looking for hats/shoes.

찾으시는스타일이 / 브랜드가있나요? Chaj eu si neun seu ta ir I / beu raen deu ga iss na yo? Is there a style/brand you are looking for?

도와드릴까요? Do wa deu rir gga yo? May I help you?

사이즈가어떻게되시나요? Sa I jeu ga eo tteoh ge doe si a yo? What is (your) size?

입어봐도되나요? Ib eo bwa do doe na yo? Can I try (this) on?

이사이즈있나요? I sa I jeu iss nay o? Do you have this size?

제사이즈는30입니다. Je sa I jeu neun 30 ib ni da My size is 30. = I’m a 30.

조금큰 / 작은것같아요. Jo geum keun / jag eun geos gat a yo I think it’s a little small/big.

딱맞네요. Ttag maj ne yo It fits perfectly.

얼마예요? Eor ma ye yo How much is it?

세일하나요? Se ir ha na yo Is it on sale?

재고있나요? Jae go iss na yo Do you have (it) on stock?

확인해주시겠어요? Hwag in hae ju si gess eo yo Could you check, please?

반품가능한가요? Ban pum ga neung han ga yo Is it possible to return? = Is it returnable?

얼마동안에반품할수있나요? Eor ma dong an e ban pum har har sui ss nay o (Literal) Within how long can I return? = How late can I return it?

환불가능한가요? Hwan bur ga neung han ga yo (Literal) Is a refund possible? = Can I get a refund?

반품하고싶습니다. Ban pum ha go sip seub ni da I’d like to return.

게품에문제가있나요? Ge pum e mun je ga iss na yo Was there a problem with the product?

아니요,사이즈가맞지않아요. A ni yo, sa I jeu ga maj ji anh a yo (Literal) No, the size isn’t right. = No, it doesn’t fit.

아니요,스타일이맞지않아요. A ni yo, seu ta ir i maj ji anh a yo (Literal) No, the style isn’t right. = No, I don’t like the style.

다른색상이있나요? Da reun saeg sang I iss na yo Do you have different colors?

이게마음에들어요. I ge ma eum e deur eo yo (Literal) This is to (my) liking. = I like this.

그냥둘러볼게요. Geu Nyang dur reo bur ge yo I’ll just look around.

구경해도되나요? Gu Gyeong hae do doe na yo May I look around?

탈의실이어디죠? Tar ui sir I eo di jyo Where is the fitting room?

남성용 / 여성용인가요? Nam seong yong/ yeo seong yong in ga yo Is (this) fir men/for women? = Is this men’s or women’s?

여기흠이있어요. Yeo gi heum I iss eo yo There is a scratch/nick/defect here.

원래이런가요? Won rae I reon ga yo Is this usually like this? = Is this normal?

할인해주실수있나요? Har in hae ju sir sui ss na yo (Literal) Can you discount it for me? = Can you give me a discount?

신상품있나요? Sin sang pum iss na yo Do you have the latest products?

정품맞나요? Jeong pum maj na yo Is this an authentic product?

매니저를만나고싶습니다. Mae ni jeo reur man na sip seub ni da I’d like the meet the manager.

계산해주세요. Gye san hae ju se yo (Literal) Please calculate (it) for me. = Please ring it up for me.

쇼핑백을주세요. Syo ping baeg eur ju se yo Please give me a shopping bag.

포장해주네요. Po jang hae ju ne yo (Literal) Please wrap (it) for me. = I’d like to have it wrapped.

영수증을백안에넣어주세요. Yeong su jeung eur baeg an e neoh eo ju se yo Please put the receipt in the bag.

영수증은저에게주세요. Yeong su jeung eun ge ju se yo Please give the receipt to me.

카드되나요? Ka du doe na yo Is (credit) card okay? = Do you take credit cards?

현금도되나요? Hyeon geum do doe na yo Is cash okay, too? = Can I pay with cash?

현금으로사면할인받나요? Hyeon geum eu ro sa myeon har in bad na yo Do I receive a discount if I buy with cash?

택스리펀드되나요? Taeg seu ri peon deu doe na yo Is it eligible for tax refund?

택스리펀드는어디에서하나요? Taeg seu ri peon deu neu neo di e seo ha na yo (From) where do I do (=file) tax refund?

이렇게작성하면되나요? I reoh ge jag seong ha myeon doe na yo (Literal) Is it right if I fill out like this?

배달도되나요? Bae dar do doe na yo Can it be delivered as well?

홀드해주실수있나요? Hor deu hae ju sir sui ss na yo Can you hold (it) for me?

다시찾으러올게요. Da sic haj eu reo or ge yo I’ll come again to pick it up.

수선가능한가요? Su seon ga neung han ga yo Is alteration possible?

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 How the Best IB Schools In Bangalore prepares students For The Future

 When it comes to choosing the right school for your child’s needs and success, many parents turn to the best IB schools in Bangalore International Baccalaureate (IB) schools. In this blog, I'm going to explore how some of the best IB schools in Bangalore are preparing students for the future with their cutting-edge teaching methods and innovative curriculum.

 What is the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme?

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is a two-year educational programme primarily aimed at students aged 16–19. The program provides an internationally recognized curriculum and assessment system that prepare students for success at university and in life beyond.

The IBDP is offered at over 4000 schools in more than 140 countries around the world, and is increasingly being recognized by universities as a valuable credential for admission. In fact, many top universities give preferential treatment to IBDP graduates.

The program is divided into six subject groups: humanities, sciences, mathematics, language acquisition, individuals and societies, and the arts. Students must take courses from all six groups in order to earn their diplomas. 

In addition to coursework, students must also complete three core components: the Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge, and Creativity, Action, and Service. These components allow students to develop important skills such as critical thinking, research, time management, and collaboration that will be essential for success in university and beyond. 

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is an excellent way for students to prepare for success in university and beyond. The rigorous curriculum and assessment system provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed at the highest level. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding educational experience, the IBDP may be right for you!

Who Can Apply To The Course for the best IB schools in Bangalore

The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is a rigorous, internationally recognized curriculum that provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in college and beyond and this course is offered by the best ib schools in Bangalore. The IB program is offered at many of the best IB schools in Bangalore, and it can be a great option for students who are looking for a challenge.

To be eligible to apply to an IB program, students must meet the following criteria:

Be between the ages of 16 and 19

Have completed at least eight years of schooling

Be proficient in English

Meet the required academic standards set by the IB organization

If you meet these requirements, then you can begin the application process by contacting the school of your choice. The admissions team at each school will be able to help you with the next steps in applying to their IB program.

Which Countries Are IB Schools In Bangalore Located In:

The best IB schools in Bangalore are located in countries that offer a high quality of education and provide students with the opportunity to learn about different cultures. India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and offers a variety of educational opportunities for students.

There are many IB schools located in India, but the best ones are located in Countries like Singapore, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. These countries offer world-class education and provide students with the opportunity to learn about different cultures. Each of these countries has a different approach to education, but all of them share one goal: to prepare students for the future.

How Is The Course Classified And Organized?

The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is a rigorous, academically challenging and balanced curriculum that meets the needs of today's internationally minded students. This is what the best ib schools in Bangalore aim to provide.

The courses are organized into six subject groups: Studies in Language and Literature, Language Acquisition, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, and The Arts. Within each subject group, there are different courses to choose from depending on the student's interests and needs.

The IB curriculum provides a framework of learning that encourages students to become creative, critical and reflective thinkers. The program helps students develop strong intellectual skills that they can use throughout their lives.

How Did The IB Start And What Benefits Does It Provide

The International Baccalaureate, or IB, is a comprehensive, international education program that provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in a globalized world. The IB program was founded in 1968 in Geneva, Switzerland, as a response to the increasing global mobility of students and educators.

The IB offers four programs for students aged 3-19: the Primary Years Program (PYP), the Middle Years Program (MYP), the Diploma Program (DP), and the Career-related Program (CP). Each program is designed to provide a rigorous, well-rounded education that prepares students for success in higher education and beyond. 

The PYP emphasizes developing inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring young people who are actively engaged in their learning and who demonstrate international-mindedness. The MYP encourages students to become critical and reflective thinkers while developing lifelong skills such as communication, collaboration, and time management. The DP focuses on developing academically resilient students who are able to navigate complex problems and think critically about real-world issues. Lastly, the CP allows students to customize their education according to their interests and career aspirations. 

Students who complete an IB program from the best ib schools in Bangalore often go on to attend top universities around the world. In addition to academic rigour, IB programs instil important values such as respect, tolerance, and understanding of other cultures. These values are essential for success in our increasingly interconnected world.

The Core IB Goals:

The IB program aims to develop students who have strong academic, social and emotional skills. The best IB schools in Bangalore prepare students for the future by providing a well-rounded education that helps them become independent, critical thinkers.

The core goals of the IB program are to:

-Develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.

-Promote international understanding and respect for cultural diversity.

-Prepare students for successful university studies and meaningful careers.

How Does An IB Education Prepare Students For The Future?

An IB education is an internationally recognized curriculum that prepares students for success in college and beyond. The best ib schools in Bangalore challenge students to think critically and globally, improving their writing, research, and communication skills. Students who complete the IB program are well-rounded and prepared for the rigours of college coursework. In addition, they are also more likely to succeed in their chosen career paths.

Determining Which Education Path Should You Pursue?

The best IB schools in Bangalore will offer a variety of courses and programs that cater to the interests of their students. They will also have a strong focus on career development so that their students can make informed decisions about their future education and career paths.

When it comes to choosing an education path, there are many factors to consider. Your interests, strengths and weaknesses, as well as your career goals, should all be taken into account. The best IB schools in Bangalore will work with you to identify the right education path for you, based on your individual needs and goals.

There are many different types of IB programmes available, so it's important to do your research and speak to a variety of schools before making a decision. The best IB schools in Bangalore will be able to offer advice and guidance on the different options available so that you can make an informed decision about which path is right for you. 

Conclusion

The best IB schools in Bangalore use innovative approaches to learning and teaching, providing students with an enriching educational experience. Not only does this set students up for success academically, but it also prepares them for the future through their exposure to critical thinking skills and creative problem-solving. From my personal experience, there is a school called Harvest International School which is one of the best IB schools in Bangalore. Parents must definitely want to check out that school and they can know how they are very different from other schools in Bangalore.

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Every 6 months or so, I get a cortisone shot (I call it my butt shot) right in my ass && it helps me not feel like I'm being atomized from the inside. Today I got that shot again.

Now that it's kicked in, I have a hell of a lot more spoons to talk about the ordeal.

Before getting the proverbial butt shot, I enter this state of "what's wrong with me" limbo, where a lot of symptoms are happening all at once. Fatigue so bad I either sleep for 12-16 hours or stay up all night no in-between, clinical/seasonal depression, achy and poppy joints, stiffness of said joints, I crave specific foods (primarily sweet or salty foods), said foods flare up my IBS and make me nauseous/diarrheic. For a while, every morning is dramamine and tylenol until it reaches critical mass, where if I don't have a heating pad on me at all times I feel like my joints are being pulled apart slowly, agonizingly, in the wrong directions. It's at its worst on my right hip, where the joint is misaligned that several doctors have told me I need to get realignment surgery. Hence the name, butt shot.

Then, I get the shot. Mind you I swear these shots didn't hurt as bad first thing like 4 years ago. Maybe the dose here is just more powerful or my ass is more sensitive; I dunno. But anyways, the shot hurts for like 10 minutes then my body circulates the cortisone and I start to feel instantly better. It feels like the colour rushes back to my face, my joints don't creak and pop harshly, and like 90% of the symptoms disappear for 3-6 months, then the cycle repeats itself.

Next time I need to get this shot, I'm gonna to do a blood test before && after getting the cortisone shot because I suspect I have something called Addison's disease or hypocorticoidism. I'm not gonna say I have it but I can't doubt that there's something definitely wrong with my hormones. I'm mainly writing this to remind myself when the time comes, but I need to test my sodium, potassium, cortisol levels, && also have a test called adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH). Also really need to figure out what my blood type is because not knowing it off the top of my head at this point is asking for trouble.

I'm standing in front of the long road of diagnosis once again. But it'll be worth it to feel just even a little bit better. Being eligible for social security will definitely help, so long as Mexico isn't weird about a 27 y/o cripple. I'll write about it if it does happen, but so far everyone just treats me nicely because I can tell their understanding of autism is more "this person is mentally challenged, do not provoke" than anything else.

Like a blind friend of mine said on Facebook, "The expectations for people with disabilities in Mexico are very low. Or they expect you to just get over it and act like nothing is wrong. Accessibility is a very new thing to Hispanic culture [and living with a] disability in Mexico pretty much means you're a beggar or a shut-in with family." The latter is unfortunately my truth, it's not intentional, but it is something that does affect me ever so slightly.

Anyways, I've gone on long enough and I have some new skeins of yarn to roll into balls.

⬖.Exe

[digitalverse2023]

How to Become a Government Intelligence Officer in India: Paths to IB, CID, CBI, ED, and RAW

Becoming a government intelligence officer in India is an attractive career option for many due to the prestigious role, challenging responsibilities, and contribution to national security. The intelligence agencies in India such as the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Enforcement Directorate (ED), and Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) offer varied opportunities. However, each organization has specific recruitment criteria and demands different skill sets.

Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding the role of these agencies and how to join them:

1. Intelligence Bureau (IB)

The Intelligence Bureau is India's domestic intelligence and counter-intelligence agency. IB officers work to gather internal intelligence, monitor suspicious activities, and protect national security.

Eligibility and Recruitment:

Educational Qualification: A bachelor's degree in any discipline is generally required. Graduates in disciplines like political science, law, or international relations may have an edge.

Age Limit: Typically, candidates between 20 to 27 years are eligible, with age relaxations for certain categories.

Selection Process:

The recruitment for IB officers is usually done through Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) examinations conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

The selection process involves a written test followed by an interview and background check.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Proficiency in data analysis, risk assessment, and strong decision-making abilities.

Investigating potential threats, gathering intelligence, and ensuring the internal security of India.

2. Criminal Investigation Department (CID)

The CID is a state-level investigative agency under the state police force. CID officers specialize in criminal investigations, especially complex cases like frauds, murders, and other serious offenses.

Eligibility and Recruitment:

Educational Qualification: A degree in criminology, law, or forensic science can be helpful, but a bachelor's degree in any field is generally required.

Selection Process:

CID officers are recruited through the State Public Service Commission (PSC), SSC CGL exam, or are promoted from within the police force.

For higher positions like Sub-Inspector or Inspector, candidates need to clear competitive exams followed by physical tests and interviews.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Conducting in-depth investigations, handling forensic evidence, and collaborating with other agencies to solve crimes.

Sharp observational and analytical skills with an eye for detail are essential.

3. Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is the premier investigative agency in India that handles corruption, high-profile crimes, and national-level investigations.

Eligibility and Recruitment:

Educational Qualification: A bachelor’s degree in law, criminology, or any other relevant field is preferred.

Selection Process:

CBI officers are typically recruited through the SSC CGL examination, especially for Sub-Inspector positions.

Higher-level officers like Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) are recruited from the Indian Police Service (IPS).

The process involves clearing written exams, followed by physical and interview stages.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Investigating high-profile cases involving financial frauds, serious crimes, and corruption.

Requires a keen sense of justice, logical reasoning, and the ability to handle pressure.

4. Enforcement Directorate (ED)

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is a specialized financial investigative agency responsible for enforcing economic laws and fighting financial crimes like money laundering.

Eligibility and Recruitment:

Educational Qualification: A background in finance, accounting, or law can be helpful. A bachelor's degree is the minimum requirement.

Selection Process:

ED officers are recruited primarily from the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) and other civil services.

The recruitment process usually starts with clearing the Civil Services Examination (CSE) conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

Officers can also be deputed from other government organizations.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Investigating money laundering, illegal foreign exchange transactions, and financial crimes.

Excellent knowledge of economic laws, accounting, and forensic auditing is required.

5. Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)

Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) is India’s external intelligence agency responsible for foreign intelligence gathering, counter-terrorism, and ensuring national security from external threats.

Eligibility and Recruitment:

Educational Qualification: A degree in international relations, political science, or law is often preferred, though a bachelor’s degree in any discipline is acceptable.

Selection Process:

RAW doesn't conduct open recruitment exams. Officers are typically recruited from the Indian Armed Forces, Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), or Indian Revenue Service (IRS).

The recruitment is through direct appointment or deputation, often from officers serving in other government roles.

Candidates go through an extensive background check and intelligence training.

Skills and Responsibilities:

Collecting and analyzing foreign intelligence, conducting covert operations, and protecting India’s national security interests globally.

Requires strong analytical skills, physical fitness, and the ability to work under intense secrecy.

Conclusion

Each intelligence agency in India offers unique opportunities and challenges. While the IB and CID focus on internal security and criminal investigations, the CBI handles corruption and high-profile cases, the ED enforces economic laws, and RAW deals with external intelligence. Regardless of the agency, becoming a government intelligence officer demands discipline, critical thinking, and a dedication to safeguarding the nation.

Key Steps to Becoming an Intelligence Officer:

Complete Graduation: Most agencies require at least a bachelor’s degree in any discipline.

Prepare for Competitive Exams: Focus on exams like SSC CGL, Civil Services Examination, or respective state exams.

Physical Fitness and Mental Acuity: Intelligence officers need to maintain good physical fitness and possess strong analytical abilities.

Continuous Learning: Keep yourself updated with current national and international affairs, law enforcement techniques, and investigative technologies.

If you're passionate about serving the nation and have the skills to tackle intricate challenges, a career in one of India’s prestigious intelligence agencies might be your calling!

By following the appropriate paths and continuously upgrading your skills, you can build a rewarding and impactful career in intelligence services in India.

[slsnagpurtoplawschool]

Government Jobs for BA LLB Graduates

BA LLB graduates often perform well in the government sector. As an aspiring lawyer, working for the government will be your dream. Directly working for the government means directly working for the common public. Therefore, many BA LLB graduates pursue government jobs as they offer both reputation and job satisfaction. We have compiled a list of all the career possibilities in the government sector after you graduate from a good BA LLB college in India.

Judiciary

Serving in the judiciary is a noble profession. You will have the grave responsibility on your hands to impart justice. Moreover, you will challenge yourself daily with all the legal loopholes that a criminal uses to get their way. Therefore, an expert judge is needed to ensure that justice is met. You can become a judge after appearing for the national judiciary examinations.

Law Enforcement

Law enforcement means the police force. You can become a police officer with your knowledge of the Constitution. An expert lawyer like you has a higher chance of meeting the justice requirements of our country. Law enforcement also includes agencies like CBI, IB, and the Enforcement Directorate. Check out the eligibility criteria for the position you are applying for and proceed.

Public Sector

You can also become an IAS officer after appearing for the UPSC examination. This examination aims to hire the best candidates who know law and order. You will be posted in various ministries and departments of the government. Thus, your knowledge will directly impact the public policy of a region.

Specialised Government Jobs

There are also other types of government jobs that you can pursue. Each of these jobs has its selection process. Hence, you must check each criterion individually and decide on the next step.

Legal Advisor: Government departments have legal advisors who consult the respective departments.

Public Prosecutor: You will be a government-appointed lawyer who represents someone with less financial resources.

Legal Researcher: You will analyse large amounts of legal information to assist judges.

Benefits and Perks of Government Jobs

You will get an adequate salary and allowances.

There is more job security and benefits.

The career growth potential is immense.

You will have a work-life balance.

As a graduate of one of the law colleges in Maharashtra, you have a wide range of career opportunities in the government sector. You can contribute to public service, enjoy job security, and achieve career growth. However, it's important to understand the specific requirements and selection processes for each position and prepare accordingly.

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Get to Know a Detailed Analysis of NEET Question Patterns

Preparing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) can be daunting, especially when you don’t know the question patterns. Study with IB, a reputed physics teacher, provides a detailed analysis of NEET question patterns to help you confidently approach your exam.

Overview of NEET

NEET is a crucial exam for students who want to get into a medical college in India. It assesses knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Familiarity with the exam structure is essential to strategizing your study plan effectively.

NEET Exam Structure

The NEET question paper consists of 200 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) out of which 20 questions are optional. The questions are divided into three sections:

Physics: 50 questions

Chemistry: 50 questions

Biology: 100 questions

Each subject is further divided into two sections:

Section A: 35 questions (4 marks each)

Section B: 15 questions (4 marks each)

The total exam duration is 3 hours.

Tips for Preparing

Understand the Syllabus

Focus on the NEET syllabus for each subject. Prioritize topics which carry more marks and are frequently asked in most of the papers.

Practice Regularly

Solve previous years’ NEET question papers and sample papers to get familiar with question types and difficulty levels.

Time Management

Set a timer while solving sample papers to boost your speed and accuracy, and gain a greater sense of control and efficiency.

Conceptual Clarity

Focus on understanding concepts rather than rote memorization. This approach helps in solving application-based questions effectively.

Mock Tests

Take regular mock tests as an effective preparation strategy. This will help you understand your weak areas and optimize your study plan accordingly.

Conclusion

Understanding NEET question patterns and preparing accordingly can significantly enhance your chances of success. By focusing on critical areas and practicing regularly, you can confidently approach the exam. Remember, consistency and a strategic study plan are essential for achieving a top score in NEET.

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IBSAT 2024: Complete Guide to the ICFAI Business School Entrance Exam

Introduction IBSAT 2024 is one of the most sought-after entrance exams for admission to ICFAI Business Schools (IBS) across India. Conducted annually, IBSAT is designed to assess a candidate's ability in key areas like quantitative techniques, data interpretation, verbal ability, and reasoning skills. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about IBSAT 2024.

What is IBSAT 2024? IBSAT 2024, or the ICFAI Business School Aptitude Test 2024, is an online computer-based exam. It is a gateway for students aspiring to join the MBA/PGPM programs at nine ICFAI Business Schools, including IBS Hyderabad, IBS Mumbai, and IBS Bangalore. The exam evaluates candidates on their aptitude and decision-making capabilities, essential for a successful career in management.

Eligibility Criteria for IBSAT 2024 Before applying for IBSAT 2024, candidates should ensure they meet the eligibility criteria:

A bachelor's degree from a recognized university with at least 50% marks.

Candidates in their final year of graduation can also apply.

No age restrictions apply.

IBSAT 2024 Exam Pattern Understanding the exam pattern is crucial for effective preparation. Here’s an overview of the IBSAT 2024 pattern:

Mode: Online (Computer-Based Test)

Duration: 2 hours

Number of Questions: 140

Sections: Quantitative Techniques, Data Interpretation, Verbal Ability, and Logical Reasoning

Marking Scheme: No negative marking

Key Dates for IBSAT 2024 Mark your calendars with these important dates for IBSAT 2024:

Registration Start Date: July 2024

Last Date for Registration: December 2024

Admit Card Release: December 2024

Exam Date: December 2024

Result Declaration: January 2025

How to Register for IBSAT 2024? The registration process for IBSAT 2024 is entirely online:

Visit the official IBS website.

Fill in your personal and academic details.

Upload necessary documents, such as your photograph and signature.

Pay the application fee.

IBSAT 2024 Syllabus Overview Here’s a breakdown of the IBSAT 2024 syllabus:

Quantitative Techniques: Questions on basic math concepts like algebra, geometry, and arithmetic.

Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency: Focus on graphs, charts, and data tables.

Verbal Ability: Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension.

Logical Reasoning: Questions based on patterns, puzzles, and deductive reasoning.

Preparation Tips for IBSAT 2024

Start Early: Begin preparation at least six months before the exam.

Practice Mock Tests: Take regular mock tests to gauge your preparation level.

Focus on Weak Areas: Identify and work on your weak areas, especially in Quantitative Techniques and Verbal Ability.

Time Management: Practice solving questions within the time limit to improve speed.

Conclusion IBSAT 2024 is your gateway to some of the top ICFAI Business Schools in India. With thorough preparation and a clear understanding of the exam format, syllabus, and key dates, you can enhance your chances of securing admission. Start preparing early and stay focused, and you’ll be well on your way to success.

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California Dreaming: We Need To Talk About California Colleges

California is a very popular college destination. Most often, the colleges students bring to the conversation are the ‘UCs’ or the University of California colleges.

If places like Berkeley, UCLA, or UC San Diego are on your mind, here are three things you need to know about admission to the UCs – Know what’s expected & plan ahead The UCs have specific high school course requirements, aligned to the California state requirements. They refer to these as the “A-G” requirements and you’ll want to make sure that you are planning ahead throughout high school to meet these to be considered as an applicant. Most students who are taking a rigorous program in high school are on track to meet these. The one that we find most catches students off guard is the arts requirement. The UCs require that an applicant has completed two semesters in the same artistic discipline – dance, music, theater, visual or interdisciplinary arts. The courses can be taken in different years and on different topics (think ceramics and painting) but must be within the same discipline.

Each of the nine undergraduate-serving UC campuses has its own admission review process, and acceptance rate, but they all use the same UC application and a student cannot apply with the Common App. The UCs are transparent about the criteria used to evaluate applicants. You can learn about the 13 points used in the comprehensive review process here and even understand how the UCs calculate GPA and assess the rigor of your classes. Heavy emphasis is placed on strong grades in advanced (AP or IB) coursework in grades 10 and 11. An out of state student with less than an A average in grades 10 and 11, or just a couple of AP or IB courses may find UC admissions to be extremely challenging.

Understand the out of state story As a public university system, UC has a mandate to admit and enroll California residents, with 2021 legislation passed to significantly reduce non-resident enrollment by 2030. Each year, the most competitive campuses such as UCLA, Berkeley, and San Diego are all reducing out of state enrollment. This means each year it is becoming more challenging to gain admission from outside of California. If you view the published non-resident numbers for UC campuses, you will find that the current non-resident enrollment in most cases hovers around or just below 20%. However, these statistics encompass two different populations: out of state US students, and international students. Because international applicants are often expected to be ‘full pay’ students, the international student population makes up a much larger portion of non-resident enrollment. This means being a US student from outside of California is often the most narrow entry into these popular and competitive institutions that already purport admitted student GPA averages at and above 4.0.

What else to consider Students who are considering University of California schools should make sure they are eligible and solid applicants in the pools for the UC campuses they are applying to. The application is involved and lengthy, so it’s worth identifying several campuses where you will submit to make this application worth your while. Beyond this, consider the California State system; though many of these schools are also quite competitive, several offer higher acceptance rates for out of state students than their UC counterparts. Give serious consideration to private colleges in California too. There are many excellent options at a range of different admissibility levels. As private institutions, some of these will offer merit scholarships that make tuition more affordable.

As always, we encourage students & families to look beyond the sweatshirt ‘name brand’ schools to explore the many fantastic colleges that align with your values and offer the opportunities, experiences, and community you seek.

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What’s New in IBSAT 2024? Latest Changes and Updates

If you're preparing for the IBSAT 2024, staying informed about the latest updates and changes is crucial for effective preparation. The ICFAI Business School Aptitude Test (IBSAT) is one of the most popular entrance exams for MBA and PGPM programs in India, and each year there can be modifications that affect the exam pattern, eligibility criteria, or admission process.

Here are the latest changes and updates you need to know about IBSAT 2024:

1. New Exam Pattern Updates

The basic structure of the IBSAT exam remains similar, but there could be slight adjustments in question distribution or types of questions. As of now, IBSAT 2024 continues to feature 140 questions divided into four sections:

Verbal Ability

Reading Comprehension

Quantitative Ability

Data Adequacy & Data Interpretation

However, keep an eye out for any announcements regarding specific changes in section timing, weightage, or difficulty level. No negative marking continues to be a major advantage in the IBSAT exam.

2. Hybrid Exam Mode

One of the major changes in IBSAT 2024 is the possibility of a hybrid exam format. While the exam is typically conducted online in test centers, the ongoing adaptation to digital platforms might offer an option for students to take the exam from remote locations, depending on circumstances like health guidelines. This hybrid approach, if implemented, would allow more flexibility for test-takers.

3. Extended Application Window

In previous years, the registration process for IBSAT typically ended in the first week of December. For IBSAT 2024, the application deadline may be extended further, allowing more aspirants to apply without the pressure of strict deadlines. Keep checking the official IBSAT website for updates on the exact registration window.

4. Changes in Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for IBSAT 2024 have been slightly updated to offer more flexibility:

Candidates need a minimum of 50% marks in graduation.

Graduates in any discipline from a recognized university are eligible to apply.

There is no upper age limit for candidates, allowing more flexibility for those looking to pursue management education later in their careers.

Additionally, students in their final year of graduation are also eligible to apply, provided they complete their studies by May 2024.

5. Weightage to Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GD-PI)

The GD-PI round continues to hold significant weight in the selection process for IBSAT 2024. While the written exam is crucial for making the initial cut, candidates need to prepare thoroughly for the GD-PI phase, which plays a key role in final selection. Any changes in the format of these rounds, like virtual GD-PI or modifications to evaluation criteria, will be officially announced in due time.

6. Updated Syllabus

For IBSAT 2024, there have been no significant changes in the syllabus. However, the level of difficulty might slightly vary based on the feedback from previous years. It's advisable to stay updated with any minor tweaks to question types or specific areas of focus in the four sections.

7. Expanded Scope of IBSAT 2024

Though primarily aimed at admission to the nine ICFAI Business Schools (IBS), IBSAT 2024 may see an expansion in terms of collaboration with other affiliated institutions. This could open up more opportunities for candidates to use their IBSAT scores to apply to additional colleges.

Conclusion

The IBSAT 2024 exam is shaping up to be a promising opportunity for MBA aspirants, with new updates such as a potential hybrid exam mode, extended application windows, and slight changes in eligibility criteria. Staying informed about these updates will help you tailor your preparation effectively and give you an edge in securing admission to one of the top ICFAI Business Schools.

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Finding the Best Bangalore Schools: CBSE and City-Wide Educational Excellence

Introduction

Bangalore, often dubbed the “Silicon Valley of India,” is not just a hub for technology and innovation but also a city that boasts some of the finest educational institutions in the country. Parents seeking the best Bangalore schools have a wide array of options, ranging from traditional day schools to specialized institutions offering a variety of curricula. Among the most sought-after are CBSE schools in Bangalore and other top schools in Bangalore city that provide a well-rounded education. This blog delves into these schools, exploring what makes them stand out and how parents can choose the best option for their children.

CBSE Schools Bangalore: Academic Rigor with Holistic Development

CBSE schools in Bangalore are renowned for their structured and comprehensive curriculum. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is one of the most widely recognized educational boards in India, known for its rigorous academic standards. These schools focus on providing a solid foundation in core subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and English, while also encouraging participation in extracurricular activities like sports, arts, and community service.

One of the key strengths of cbse schools in bangalore is their focus on preparing students for national-level competitive exams such as the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) and NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). The CBSE curriculum is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in these exams, making these schools a popular choice for parents who prioritize academic achievement.

In addition to academics, many CBSE schools in Bangalore emphasize the importance of holistic development. Schools like National Public School (NPS), Delhi Public School (DPS), and Kendriya Vidyalayas offer a range of extracurricular activities that help students develop leadership skills, creativity, and social responsibility. This balanced approach ensures that students are well-prepared not only for academic success but also for personal and professional challenges in the future.

Top Schools in Bangalore City: Diverse Options for Every Learner

The best Bangalore schools are spread across the city, each offering unique programs and opportunities tailored to different learning styles and needs. Whether you are looking for an institution with a strong emphasis on science and technology, a school that fosters artistic talent, or a place that encourages sports and physical development, Bangalore has a school that fits the bill.

For instance, the International School Bangalore (TISB) is known for its world-class facilities and a curriculum that blends academic rigor with global perspectives. The school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, which is highly regarded for its emphasis on critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and independent research.

Another notable mention is the Bishop Cotton Boys' School and Bishop Cotton Girls' School, two of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in the city. These schools have a long-standing tradition of academic excellence and moral education, producing some of the most notable alumni in the country.

The Mallya Aditi International School, located in Yelahanka, is another top contender. It is well-known for its innovative teaching methods and a curriculum that encourages students to explore their interests and passions. The school offers both the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) curricula, catering to a diverse student body.

Schools in Bangalore City: A Geographical Perspective

When choosing the best bangalore schools, geography often plays a crucial role. Traffic and commuting time are significant considerations for parents, especially in a bustling city like Bangalore. It’s important to consider the location of the school in relation to your home or workplace.

For families living in the northern parts of the city, schools like Vidyashilp Academy and Ryan International School in Yelahanka offer excellent educational programs with easy access. On the other hand, parents residing in the southern regions might opt for schools like Kumarans School or Inventure Academy, which are known for their academic excellence and holistic approach.

Central Bangalore, being a more urbanized area, offers institutions like Baldwin Boys’ High School and Baldwin Girls’ High School, which are easily accessible from most parts of the city and are known for their rich heritage and commitment to quality education.

Choosing the Right School: Tips for Parents

Understand Your Child’s Needs: Every child is unique, and it’s important to choose a school that aligns with their interests, strengths, and learning style. Whether your child excels in academics, sports, arts, or a combination of these, finding a school that supports their growth in these areas is crucial.

Visit the Schools: Before making a decision, it’s essential to visit the schools you’re considering. This allows you to get a feel for the school environment, meet the faculty, and see the facilities firsthand. Many schools offer open houses or campus tours, which can provide valuable insights into the school’s culture and values.

Consider the Curriculum: Different schools in Bangalore offer various curricula, including CBSE, ICSE, IB, and IGCSE. Understanding the strengths of each curriculum and how it aligns with your child’s future goals can help you make an informed choice.

Evaluate the Extracurricular Opportunities: A well-rounded education goes beyond academics. Look for schools that offer a variety of extracurricular activities, such as sports, arts, music, and drama. These activities play a crucial role in developing your child’s social skills, creativity, and leadership abilities.

Seek Feedback from Other Parents: Talking to other parents who have children in the schools you’re considering can provide valuable insights. They can share their experiences and offer practical advice on what to expect from the school and how it supports students’ academic and personal growth.

Consider the Commute: The location of the school is an important factor to consider. A long commute can be tiring for both the child and the parents. It’s important to choose a school that is conveniently located and offers safe and reliable transportation options.

Conclusion

Bangalore’s educational landscape is rich and diverse, offering numerous options for parents seeking the best Bangalore schools. Whether you prefer the structured environment of CBSE schools or are looking at other top schools in bangalore city with different curricula, the city provides opportunities that cater to every student’s needs.

Making the right choice involves careful consideration of various factors, including your child’s interests, the curriculum offered, extracurricular opportunities, and the school’s location. By taking the time to research and visit potential schools, you can ensure that your child receives an education that not only focuses on academic success but also fosters personal growth and prepares them for future challenges.

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Reservation as an Injustice to Deserving Students

By: Javad Ahmad Hura

(H.O.D Urdu, GD Goenka Srinagar & Chief Editor, Srinagar Samachar)

Reservation in competitive exams like JEE or MBBS can be likened to tampering with people's lives. Today, I want to share my thoughts on the reservation system, where the government has set a staggering 70% quota for reserved categories and only 30% for open merit. As a result, countless talented, intelligent, and hardworking students see their dreams shattered when they are not selected. They are left in despair, grappling with various mental challenges, and some are even driven to take extreme steps. Yes, reservations are necessary, but they should be implemented within a reasonable limit. I believe that reservation should be capped at 40%, with 60% reserved for open merit, ensuring fairness for all students, including those eligible for reservations.

Students who work tirelessly and dedicate themselves to their studies often do not get selected in these exams. Instead, reserved category students, who may not have the same level of capability or intelligence, are given priority. Isn't this unfair to non-reserved students? Some students, feeling the injustice of the current system, have even taken the drastic step of committing suicide. Even with scores of 80 or higher, they are not selected, while reserved category students with lower scores are chosen. This situation mentally paralyzes capable and intelligent students, driving them to desperate actions. In my view, the government is responsible for this.

Many students fall into depression or turn to substance abuse due to this situation. In our state, reservation based on caste and community has become like an opium pill. Currently, there is a significant uproar across the country regarding reservations. While some form of reservation for the economically weaker sections is necessary, a 70% quota is unjustifiable. The reservation granted based on caste and community no longer holds as much relevance, as no caste or community remains backward. Yes, reservations should be provided to those who are economically disadvantaged. Students may not be paying much attention to this issue now, but they will realize its significance when they start experiencing the reality during counseling, selection in NEET exams despite good scores, or not getting a job despite excellent performance. In contrast, reserved category students will continue to benefit effortlessly.

Previously, 42% was reserved for open merit, but now it's only 30%, which is utterly wrong. Since there are more students from the open merit category, the government should have considered this when setting the quota. Therefore, I appeal to the government to ensure justice for open merit students by setting the reservation limit at 60% for open merit and 40% for reserved categories.

Under the old reservation policy, 8% was allocated to Scheduled Castes (SC), 10% to Scheduled Tribes (ST), 4% to Other Backward Classes (OBC), 10% to residents of backward areas, 4% to those living near the Line of Actual Control (LOC) and International Border (IB), 10% to economically weaker sections (EWS), 6% for former servicemen, and 4% for persons with disabilities. Under the new reservation policy, 8% is for SCs, 20% for STs, 8% for OBCs, 10% for residents of backward areas, 4% for those living near LOC and IB, 10% for EWS, 6% for former servicemen, and 4% for persons with disabilities. This change has significantly impacted open merit students. Therefore, I appeal to the government to develop a new policy considering the open merit category to avoid injustice, as the majority of people here belong to this category.

The government has made several scholarships and financial aid available for the economically weaker sections, benefiting them greatly. My intention is not to suggest that the poor should not be helped. My point is that while the government has made many schemes available for the poor, including the reservation system, the 70% quota is excessive. It is unjust to students who work day and night but still do not get selected in exams. What crime have these non-reserved students committed that their hard work, intelligence, and capabilities are not recognized?

We must consider whether this system is unfair to them. It has been observed that many non-reserved students work harder than those from reserved categories, yet they are not selected. Isn't this injustice? If someone faces problems due to reservations, falls into depression, gets addicted to drugs, or takes an extreme step leading to loss of life, who is responsible? Therefore, I humbly appeal to the government to seriously reconsider this matter and set a fair limit for reservations that ensures justice for both open merit and reserved category students. Those who truly deserve it should get their due.

A long time ago, the Supreme Court ruled in the Indra Sawhney case that general reservations should be limited to 50%. However, this guideline has been ignored. It is crucial to consider open merit while determining reservation limits. Discussing reservations does not mean criticizing the system but ensuring that no hardworking, intelligent, and capable student is treated unfairly. Therefore, the government should reevaluate the reservation policy and introduce a new decision, considering the ratio of open merit students. The standard of competence could weaken as long as opportunities are granted based on caste or community. It is essential to set a limit that allows every capable and intelligent student to benefit from their hard work, enabling them to progress and bring pride to their country, parents, and society.

Somewhere, reservations might be devaluing hard work and competence. Moreover, reservations could lead to social tensions, increasing class or caste-based conflicts.