#Integrated 11th science

[ramblingsfromthytruly]

my academic journey (warning: i ranted) -

so ever since i started school till about the end of 8th grade i was always a 90%+/straight A student. the kind of child my classmates & cousins would be compared too. not trying to glamorize comparison btw, i personally think that's really toxic & pressurizing. so yeah, i was a "good" quiet kid. i listened attentively in class and submitted all my homework on time. the only complain teachers had about me was that i was "too quiet" but that wasn't a real issue. i was just shy but talkative with my few friends yano. i spent the entirety of 7th grade & most of 8th grade in online classes so my habits of studying went to shit. still somehow managed 91% in my 8th grade finals. and then 9th began and it all went downhill. teachers kept saying 'next year is ur board exams, u need to study a lot, etc, etc.' so if u're not from india we basically have these major 'board exams' at the end of 10th & 12th grade. but 10th boards don't really matter all that much, teachers just make a big fuss about it. 12th boards matter, but that's also the time we give college entrance exams and that sorta matters more according to most ppl. n yeah, idk what happened but i got overwhelmed. i could no longer just do well in class and study before exams and get good marks. i felt dumb. my grades didn't see a single improvement. i honestly gave up in the middle of it all and got sick of school. and at one point, it became less burn out & more clinging to the familiarity of not doing anything. i became lazy. and i became a hypocrite. i'd always tell myself, this time i'm gonna study, this time i'm gonna score well. well that 'this time' never came. 10th grade got even worse and i scored 73% in my board exams because i barely studied at all. at the same time, my relationship with my parents has constantly been unraveling. and i saw just how much of their 'pride' was dependent on me being the kid they could show off and smile widely when others replied 'wow she's going places'. my father can't hold a single conversation with me now that doesn't go back to me being a disappointment. and now i'm the kid who has to listen to her parents compare her to others. 'be like her, your friend', they say. halfway though 11th rn and i guess what?? still no fucking improvement. but the thing is i know this is the last straw. i can feel it. i got around 64% in my first tests (pa-1) of 11th. haven't gotten mid term results yet but i'm estimating just above 50%. and the thing is it's not that i can't score well. i know my potential all too well. i know i can score such high marks. but the problem is i don't study. if i just studied a couple hours every day, i can easily manage above 80%. with constant improvement i can manage above 90% again. but i don't. and that's ending right this instant. i'm not gonna turn into an academic weapon overnight or smth ik that. but i'm gonna start slowly but surely working hard. i have big dreams, i know i can achieve them if i just put in the effort. plans have been made, all i need to do is execute them. execute my laziness. i'm gonna get better. i'm gonna prove everyone who thinks i'm never gonna do it wrong, and i'm gonna prove myself right. this comeback will be for me, my inner child. the little kid in me deserves to not wind up a washed-out failure.

academic goals! -

pa-2 - 75-80%

11th finals - 80-85%

12th pa-1 - above 90%

uni - iiser (college for pure science research, bs + ms integrated)

[sloanewashingtonappreciationweek]

(this beautiful poster is the handiwork of our wonderful host @sazanes!)

Welcome to our third edition of Sloane Washington Appreciation Week!! This gorgeous, adorable, kick-ass, incredibly relatable woman with her love for science, her admiration for ambitious, knowledgeable women and her endless capacity for bravery - she's been such an integral part of the Perfect Match story 💜

Every year, we try to celebrate her around Feb 11th, which is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This year's themes are a mix of some of the previous years, along with some exciting new ones! We hope you're inspired by them.

This event will be held from February 11th to 15th. Any content is welcome, as long as it is Sloane-focused and shows a positive depiction! Fanfic, fanart, meta, edits, moodboards, playlists, headcanons, interactive media - even simple appreciation posts and screenshots of fave scenes will be great!

Here's a list of the themes we have for SWAW 2024:

Day 1 (Feb 11th) - Women in STEM/Girl Power

Day 2 (Feb 12th) - Written in the Stars

Day 3 (Feb 13th) - Throwback/Character Appreciation/Friendships

Day 4 (Feb 14th) - Happy Valentines Day!

Day 5 (Feb 15th) - Hobbies/Pets

It isn't absolutely necessary to post content only on the day of the theme! We often accept pieces even when sent on a later date, and also keep a bonus week in case you couldn't finish your pieces during the week. We also don't mind WIPs, so if you have one that is Sloane-centric... we'd LOVE to see it!! We also love throwback pieces, so if you have any that you made previously, do reblog them and tag us!

We also will be accepting pieces after the event is over, and all year round until the next SWAW! So even if you have your post ready much later, please don't hesitate to tag us! 🤗

Blogs to Tag: @sloanewashingtonappreciationweek, and hosts @lizzybeth1986 and @sazanes

Tags to Use: #SWAW, #sloanewashigtonappreciation, #SWAW 2024.

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If you know any others who would like to be tagged, please let me know! Here are the amazing works sent in for 2023 and '22 if you'd like to get more inspired!

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See you all next month, and we hope to see some amazing Sloane content from all of you!! 🤗🤗

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[academicgremlinhehe]

Prompt of the week #9 - What are your short term and long term goals for your studies? Tell us all about what is motivating you to continue studying 📚

ooh ok so i think i've already mentioned my short term goals on some previous post now lost in this pretty sea of academia, but here we gooo

short term goals

improve my grades (simple but like yeah that's literally all i can aim for atp)

above 80% in PA-2 (my next tests, in december)

above 85% in finals (february)

get ahead in completing my syllabus of 12th grade

long term goals

college!! currently halfway through 11th grade but i'm aiming for IISER (preferably Pune). It's a college for getting into pure science research, one of the top most in my country. i definitely need to work hard to get in tho. Admission will depend on my score & rank on the IAT exam which i'll be writing after 12th board exams (along with other college entrance exams). it'll be around early june 2026 for me.

if i get in the above mentioned institute, i'll be in a course of integrated BS+MS for 5 years. i want to head into neuroscience or evolutionary biology or astrobiology.

PhD abroad (that is if i don't head outside early and complete my masters thesis abroad too, hopefully)

[rishikul-123]

Top 10 Schools for Class 11th: Rishikul Vidyapeeth

Choosing the right school for Class 11th is a critical decision that shapes a student’s academic journey and future career. Among the top 10 schools for Class 11th, Rishikul Vidyapeeth stands out as a beacon of excellence, combining academic rigor with holistic development. Renowned for its rich heritage, state-of-the-art facilities, and exceptional faculty, Rishikul Vidyapeeth offers an ideal environment for students stepping into higher secondary education.

Why Rishikul Vidyapeeth is a Top Choice for Class 11th

Strong Academic Foundation Rishikul Vidyapeeth is celebrated for its comprehensive curriculum, meticulously designed to prepare students for board examinations and competitive tests. Offering a variety of streams—Science, Commerce, and Humanities—the school caters to diverse interests and career aspirations.

Experienced Faculty The school boasts a team of highly qualified and experienced teachers who are committed to nurturing students’ academic potential. The personalized attention and innovative teaching methodologies ensure that students excel in their chosen streams.

Focus on Holistic Development Education at Rishikul Vidyapeeth goes beyond textbooks. The school emphasizes holistic development by integrating extracurricular activities, leadership programs, and skill-building workshops, helping students grow into well-rounded individuals.

Key Features of Rishikul Vidyapeeth a. State-of-the-Art Infrastructure Rishikul Vidyapeeth is equipped with modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, advanced science labs, and technology-enabled learning centers, providing students with the best resources for academic excellence.

b. Comprehensive Career Guidance Understanding the importance of Class 11th as a foundation for future career paths, the school offers career counseling and guidance programs. These initiatives help students explore various fields and make informed decisions.

c. Focus on Competitive Exams For students aspiring to crack competitive exams like JEE, NEET, or CA Foundation, Rishikul Vidyapeeth provides integrated coaching and regular assessments, ensuring they are well-prepared to achieve their goals.

Rishikul Vidyapeeth: An Institution with a Legacy Established with a vision to impart value-based education, Rishikul Vidyapeeth has consistently ranked among the top schools in India. The school’s philosophy is rooted in nurturing intellectual curiosity, moral values, and a global outlook in its students.

Comparison with Other Top Schools While many schools offer quality education, Rishikul Vidyapeeth excels with its blend of academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and personal attention. Its unique approach to education ensures students are well-equipped to face the challenges of the future.

Why Class 11th Students Thrive at Rishikul Vidyapeeth Class 11th is a transformative year, and Rishikul Vidyapeeth ensures students transition smoothly into the higher secondary curriculum. With a focus on nurturing their interests and talents, the school creates an environment where students can thrive academically and personally.

Admissions Open If you’re searching for the best school for Class 11th, Rishikul Vidyapeeth should be at the top of your list. Admissions are now open for the upcoming academic session. Don’t miss the chance to secure your child’s future at one of the top 10 schools for Class 11th.

[mariacallous]

Since the start of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian authorities have begun integrating ideological and military-themed lessons into school curricula. However, their plans for the upcoming academic year are even more drastic. Children will receive instruction in combat training and learn how to use grenade launchers and automatic weapons, all as part of the required school curriculum. The Russian government has radically revised the list of social sciences, replacing them with militarized or ideological equivalents. Now, instead of economics and law, students will study “traditional values” and the “Russian world.” The independent outlet Holod explained Russia’s new educational model. Meduza shares an abridged version in English.

Russia's educational landscape has experienced significant shifts since the start of the full-scale war. In September 2022, schools across the country rolled out a new class called “Important Conversations,” a state-designed, “patriotic” lesson series meant to bring students’ spiritual and moral values in line with the Russian Federation’s National Security Strategy.

A year later, the Russian authorities supplemented this ideological teaching with military instruction. In addition to things like fire safety and first aid, students began learning “basic military training” in their “Fundamentals of Life Safety” classes. In 10th grade, they learn about the workings of the Kalashnikov assault rifle and “information-psychological warfare.”

Now, the Kremlin is looking to further expand ideological and military teaching in schools. From September 2024, “Fundamentals of Life Safety” will be replaced by something called “Fundamentals of Homeland Security and Defense.” (While related amendments to federal education law were made in July 2023, the program was only officially registered with the Justice Ministry on February 29, 2024.)

A child today, a soldier tomorrow

“Fundamentals of Homeland Security and Defense” (FHSD) is approved for students as young as those in fifth grade, but from eighth grade, the course is mandatory. Among other things, eighth and ninth graders will be taught about the tactical and technical characteristics of the Dragunov sniper rifle, the RPG-7 handheld anti-tank grenade launcher, the Kalashnikov assault rifle, and various hand grenades. Students will also study drill training, general military regulations, “the essence and importance of military discipline,” and “the essence of unified command.”

Instructors are tasked with fostering specific “personal results” in students by the program’s conclusion, including “a responsible attitude toward fulfilling one’s constitutional duty of defending the Fatherland” and “an understanding of the significance of the military oath.”

By ninth grade, students are expected to master skills such as putting on equipment and body armor, “assessing the risks of violating military discipline,” and performing drill exercises. Over the two following years, the program goes even deeper. Tenth and 11th graders will learn the basics of combined arms combat, how to set up a combat unit’s position, and how to use more modern firearms such as the MP-443 Grach pistol and the AK-12 assault rifle.

The FHSD program has between 136 and 238 lessons, depending on the grade level at which it’s introduced. Since schools can independently decide how many hours to allocate for each unit (there are still traditional topics such as disaster preparedness and response), this could add dozens of military lessons to those already required in the “basic military training” block. As a result, a significant portion of the school curriculum will focus on military training and preparing future soldiers for combat. 

The Russian authorities plan to tap “special military operation” veterans to help teach the new subject, according to First Deputy Education Minister Alexander Bugaev, who said the ex-soldiers will fill an “invaluable niche [in schools by transferring] their personal experience.”

These veterans will be prepared for their new teaching career at the Vertex Center for Military Patriotic Education at Russia’s Federal State University of Education. After just 36 hours of training, a former soldier can get a document certifying them to teach in schools. In addition to retraining war participants as teachers, the center will organize military games for children. Officially, the university’s vice rector, Alexey Ryabtsev, heads the program, but the actual work is likely to fall to his deputy, Pyotr Ishkov, who served as deputy education minister of the self-proclaimed “Luhansk People’s Republic” in 2022. However, details about the center itself and its educational programs remain scarce. 

Integrated ideology

Russian schools are also set to make big changes to core classes. Russia’s Education Ministry has already drafted a law that would replace social studies in sixth through eighth grade with something called “Our Region’s History.” While social studies will still be taught in high school, many Russians leave school after ninth grade to go to trade schools.

Less than half of the topics covered in “Our Region’s History” will actually touch on local history because the course is meant to incorporate topics from an existing discipline, “Fundamentals of the Spiritual and Moral Culture of the Russian Peoples.”

Course topics include: “The Traditional Family,” “Risks and Threats to the Spiritual and Moral Culture of Russia,” “The Russian World,” “Russian Language — the Basis of Russian Culture,” “Spiritual and Moral Values of the Russian People,” “Unity of Values in Russia’s Religions,” “Heroes of the Armed Forces,” and “The Citizen’s Duty to Society.”

Students will still have separate “Important Conversations” classes, but now state ideology will also be integrated into and dispersed across regular subjects.

Previously, ideological subjects could be mostly ignored. While they might influence awards at school, they didn’t have an impact on college admissions. Now that ideology has been added to the core school curriculum, though, related topics will be included on Russia’s college aptitude test, the Unified State Exam (EGE).

Students planning to take the history EGE are now required to know the reasons for “The Revival of the Russian Federation as a World Power,” “The Reunification of Crimea with Russia,” and “The Special Military Operation in Ukraine.” In 2023, only Russia’s annexation of Crimea was included.

In 2024, the list of topics students should know for the EGE in social studies includes things like “The Spiritual Values of Russian Society,” and “The Russian Federation’s State Policy to Counter Extremism.” Neither of these topics was on the exam last year.

[earlgodwinnav]

"I Endeavour My Senior High School Journey"

Today's blog looks at my life as an 11th and now 12th grader. The journey was a highlight like any other, but I wouldn't exchange it for the audience. I know that the experiences and struggles I've gone through have made me who I am today, and that the people I've met are the reason I act the way I do. You know what they say you become like the people you surround yourself with, and it's quite true that I became so familiar with my friend's speech and mannerisms that I almost copied them from time to time.

Speaking of my friends, one thing I can never forget is my friends—my old friends, my new friends, and the friends who have been by my side since I came here. I love them all and hope they find great lives after graduation. If there is one thing I would change in my life so far, it would be to spend more time with them. With all the schoolwork we have had, I can only be with them on the weekends, and unfortunately, even then, hardly when I have to help clean the house or do laundry. But when I spent time with them, we did some fun things, like eating food. Those things made my two years worth it. But yeah, how are you? How's life? Do you go out a lot, or do you also do things at home?

When it comes to the school year, there is no better way to describe it than stress-stress-stress. I feel like I've been carrying the weight of all tasks on my shoulders, and every day I'm increasing. I'm frustrated that 100% still doesn't feel like enough. How I lost 100% and 30 extra pounds before I even realized it was honestly crazy.

Volleyball, another big part of my life, has been sports—not basketball, but volleyball, especially when it's not for my friend; volleyball was there for me. All the stress that would leave the gym. I mean just seeing the ball. Imagine floating carefree in the air and caring less. My brain is clear for a moment... Tell me, I'm not the only one who has had this feeling of doing something they love, right? Volleyball is as integral to me as science is to a scientist. I have enjoyed seeing my skills develop over time. I hope to be the best one day. In my high school years, volleyball was my escape. I'm glad I joined the team. I want to graduate, continue at the university, and apply for a college volleyball scholarship.

[btdcsims]

Now, we get to the real meat of the challenge. Here I will put down all of the 1600s-specific rules, and how you need to start the challenge. If you want to start earlier, however, I suggest taking a look at Morbid's rules for the 1300s to the 1600s, it shouldn't be too hard to take those and integrate the BACC style rules.

Getting Started

Alright, I know I've already made a getting started post, but this is specific to the 1600s. Once you have all the stuff set up that the other post laid out (starting world, households), you can move your households into any lot. Your mayor must move into the largest lot in your chosen world, and you have free reign to give them as much or as little money as you want, build a house, or get a house from the gallery. Your upper class citizens may start with anything from $100k-$200k. Your middle class citizens may start with anything from $25k-$100k. Your poor citizens may start with anywhere from $5k-$25k. And finally, your destitute citizens must start off with no money whatsoever and no house, and must find a way to pick themselves up from the ground.

All houses must have the lot challenges Off-the-Grid, and Simple Living. You may have any other challenges except Reduce and Recycle, Landfill Lot, or Spooky, until you unlock them. As for the lot traits, you may have any lot trait except Eco Lot, Study Spot, University Student Hangout, Oceanic Paradise, Island Spirits, any from Get Famous, any from Vampires, Good Schools, Science Lair, or Fast Internet.

For extra fun, you can roll to see what ages each of your families start at, but you can also just give them an age you think works well.

For the very first rotation of each newly placed family, you do not need to roll that year to see if they survive. Even newborn babies can survive this first year, it's free. But the next rotation/year is when their first death roll must happen.

This is not going to be 100% accurate to any particular country - you may start wherever wish, so I'm not going to put in any specific rules related to the area. For example, the first colony in America was founded in 1607, but the settlers came in 1620, and my challenge starts in 1600. I don't care, because it's not necessarily America that everyone is going to play in, and so we start in 1600 with the option to start earlier or later for anyone who wants to.

No one except the Mayor may have a career at the beginning. After all, this is a brand new settlement, no matter where it is. Your sims need to establish themselves.

Set up a tax system. My suggestion is to look up the tax rate of your intended area at the year you're in, and decide what % it will be based on that and the personality of your mayor. You can be as realistic or unrealistic with this as you want, as long as you remove some amount of money from your sims' coffers every year/rotation. (My plan is to have a base of 5% of their simoleon balance at the end of each rotation, and increase/decrease that percentage based on the personality of my current mayor.)

You may only have 1 orphanage per every 10 households. So if you roll to have 2 orphanages at the beginning, you must reroll for one of those. Also, this does mean that after you get your 11th household you may get another orphanage. Your matrons may not marry, because they are dedicated to the raising of orphaned children. (This does not mean that they may not have children out of wedlock, scandalous though that might be.)

There are many things you may not have until you unlock them, so you will need to read this whole post to find out what you may or may not have.

Pets are allowed, but there are no vets yet, so keep that in mind.

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Choosing Prachin Global School: The Premier Residential School in Hyderabad for Class 11th and 12th – Top Choice for 2025

As students and parents prepare for the vital years of Class 11 and 12, selecting the right school becomes paramount. Prachin Global School, recognized among the best residential schools in Hyderabad, offers an environment that combines academic excellence with a nurturing residential setting, making it an ideal choice for senior secondary education. Known for its commitment to quality education and holistic development, Prachin Global School has become the top choice for students and parents alike.

Why Choose Prachin Global School? Leading Residential School in Hyderabad for Classes 11 and 12

Prachin Global School is designed to foster both academic success and personal growth. Here’s why it stands out as the best residential school in Hyderabad for Class 11th and 12th:

1. High Academic Standards and Rigorous Curriculum

Prachin Global School follows the CBSE curriculum, renowned for its comprehensiveness and alignment with India’s top higher education institutions. The curriculum, especially strong in science, commerce, and humanities, prepares students for competitive exams like JEE, NEET, and CUET. With experienced faculty and a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, and application-based learning, students gain the skills essential for success in higher education and beyond.

2. Experienced and Qualified Faculty

Our teachers are not only subject experts but also mentors dedicated to student success. They employ interactive teaching methods, blending traditional techniques with modern, tech-based tools. The faculty provides ongoing support, creating personalized study plans and guidance to help students excel in competitive exams and beyond.

3. State-of-the-Art Facilities for Holistic Learning

The Prachin Global School campus offers a wide range of facilities to support academic, athletic, and creative pursuits.

Science and Computer Labs: Fully equipped labs facilitate hands-on learning, helping students deepen their understanding of theoretical concepts.

Library and Study Lounges: A resource-rich library and quiet study lounges offer ideal spaces for focused study and research.

Sports and Wellness Facilities: With sports fields, courts, a swimming pool, and a yoga room, students are encouraged to maintain physical fitness and balance.

4. Comprehensive Competitive Exam Preparation

Prachin Global School integrates intensive coaching for exams like JEE, NEET, and CUET within the academic schedule. This approach ensures that students are well-prepared without sacrificing their regular studies. Regular mock tests, structured revision, and support from specialized teachers help students approach exams with confidence.

5. Residential Life That Builds Independence and Responsibility

Living on campus fosters independence, discipline, and resilience. Prachin Global School’s residential program provides a structured environment where students can concentrate on academics while gaining essential life skills.

Separate Hostels for Boys and Girls: Safe, comfortable accommodations managed by dedicated staff create a home-like atmosphere.

Counseling and Pastoral Support: Trained counselors are available to support students' well-being, offering both academic and emotional assistance.

Focus on Personal Development: Through extracurricular activities, students build community, teamwork, and leadership skills, preparing them for success beyond academics.

6. Emphasis on Moral Values and Character Building

Prachin Global School’s approach to education extends beyond academics. The school promotes strong moral values, ethical standards, and social responsibility. Workshops, discussions, and interactive sessions on topics such as environmental responsibility and social service foster empathy and balanced personalities.

7. Proven Track Record and Excellent Results

Prachin Global School has consistently produced outstanding academic results, with students excelling in board exams and competitive entrance tests. This track record of success highlights the school’s commitment to academic excellence and makes it the top choice for Class 11 and 12.

Student Life and Extracurriculars: A Balanced Educational Experience

While academics form the foundation, Prachin Global School emphasizes a well-rounded education. Students engage in various extracurricular activities, including music, dance, art, debate, drama, and sports, encouraging them to explore and develop their interests. This balanced approach fosters resilience and adaptability, preparing students for diverse challenges.

The Ideal Choice for Future Leaders

Choosing Prachin Global School for Class 11 and 12 ensures students receive the academic rigor, personal growth, and essential life skills needed for success in the modern world. With a comprehensive curriculum, expert faculty, advanced facilities, and a nurturing residential environment, Prachin Global School truly stands out among the best residential schools in Hyderabad. For parents seeking a well-rounded educational experience that prepares students for exams and life, Prachin Global School is the top choice for 2025 and beyond.

[goyalvarun]

How to become a Chartered Accountant after 12th

Becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA) is a reputable and honored career for students who have an interest in Finance, Accounting, and Business Management. If you have passed 12th grade, you can opt for the Chartered Accountant profession as your career. Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to become a Chartered Accountant.

1. Selecting the Correct Stream:

 Although students from any stream [i.e., Science, Commerce, or Art] can qualify for Chartered Accountant, it is generally easier to pursue if you take the Commerce Stream in 11th and 12th. Subjects like Accounting, Economics, and Business Studies will serve you well in the pursuits of the CA curriculum. Students who take a non-commerce stream can still apply and pass the course, but can frequently struggle with the basics of accounting at first.

2. Register for the CA Foundation Course:

 The first step in becoming a Chartered Accountant once you have completed 12th, is to register yourself for The CA Foundation Course, to be conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). 

The Foundation course examines your understanding of the fundamental concepts of accounting, law, and business, and clearing this stage is necessary for progression to the next level so be diligent in your preparation using study materials issued by the ICAI, attending coaching classes, and undergoing the mock test.

You must achieve a minimum of 40% per subject, and overall a minimum of 50%. Additionally, we have the best faculty for CA Inter to guide you through your journey.

Eligibility - You are required to pass/complete your 12th standard. Exams are held thrice in a year i.e. in January, May & November. You must get yourself registered with ICAI at least 4 months before your attempt in the CA Foundation. 

CA Foundation Course Topics:

1. Accounting.

2. Business Laws

3. Quantitative Aptitude

Business Mathematics

Logical Reasoning

Statistics

4. Business Economics

3. Apply for the CA Intermediate Course:

 Once you have passed the CA Foundation exam, you can apply for the CA Intermediate Course. The Intermediate course improves your knowledge of accounting and introduces you to the world of finance, law, and taxation. The Intermediate exam is split into two groups, which you may appear separately or together based on your preparation.

CA Intermediate Course subjects:

 Group I:

Advanced Accounting

Corporate and Other Laws

Taxation  

Income-tax-law

Indirect tax

Group II:

Cost and Management Accounting

 Auditing and Ethics

Management

Financial Management

Strategic Management

5. Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills (ICITSS) Training:

 Before you can commence your practical training, you must complete the Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills (ICITSS) training. The ICITSS, spent over approx. in 4 weeks and prepares you in areas of IT skills, computerized accounting, soft skills curriculum, communication, professionalism, and contextual awareness. The ICITSS is a compulsory requirement if you plan to start your Articleship.

6. Commence your Articleship:

 Once you have passed the CA Intermediate examination you can commence your articleship. An Articleship is 2 years of mandatory practical training under a practicing Chartered Accountant. This is an important period for the CA as you will demonstrate tangible practice experience in places like taxation, audit practice, and financial management. Articleship is an opportunity to place theoretical knowledge into practical experience.

7. Register for the CA Final Exam:

When you have cleared both groups of the CA Intermediate and completed your Articleship, you can enroll in the CA Final Course. This is the last step in your CA journey where you learn all the advanced concepts of accounting and finance like Financial Reporting, Enterprise Information Systems, Strategic Financial Management, Governance, and Risk Management, International Taxation, and many others. The CA Final Exam improves your understanding of various difficult subjects, your competence to apply the same in challenging commercial and business scenarios comprehensively, and your ability and desire to go even further.

8. Clear the CA Final Exam:

 The CA Final Exam is the toughest challenge you will face in your CA career, but it should never be taken as a nerve-racking obstacle. You require constant studying, regular practicing, and unwavering determination are all you need to survive and win. Once you strike your CA Final Exam- you will be ready for real-world accounting, taxation, or auditing challenges.

9. Apply for ICAI Membership:

Once you have completed the Articleship and cleared the CA Final Exam, you will be eligible for ICAI Membership. Upon successfully obtaining ICAI Membership, you will be known as a Chartered Accountant (CA), and have the right to include the prefix “CA” in front of your name, making you a recognized CA Professional and accounting wizard. Now you can accept job opportunities in various capacities such as an auditor, a tax consultant, or a CA Professional, or you can decide to open a CA practice of your own.

Conclusion:

 Pursuing the Chartered Accountant (CA) status after 12th grade is a long process. In the future, Chartered Accountants need dedication, ethics, and patience to establish the right mindset to complete this process. By following each stage with purpose, you will succeed and become a qualified Chartered Accountant by completing each stage and ritual standards of your profession, who can have a successful career in finance and business.

[villasoujanya]

Why Choose a CBSE Residential School for Your Child’s Education?

In today’s competitive world, parents are constantly searching for the best educational environment that ensures their child's academic success, personal growth, and overall development. Choosing a CBSE residential school provides numerous advantages, ranging from a structured learning environment to the development of life skills and independence. Let’s explore why opting for a CBSE residential school could be the right decision for your child’s education.

1. Structured Learning Environment

CBSE residential schools offer a well-organized and disciplined academic environment where students follow a structured routine. The CBSE curriculum is known for its focus on conceptual learning, with an emphasis on subjects like science, mathematics, and language proficiency. This standardized framework prepares students for national-level competitive exams like JEE and NEET.

Parents looking for CBSE schools near me or boarding schools will appreciate that residential schools provide continuous access to learning resources, libraries, and laboratories, ensuring that students receive an uninterrupted education. This structure helps foster self-discipline and time management skills, which are crucial for academic success.

2. Holistic Development

CBSE residential schools focus on the overall development of students, nurturing not just their academic skills but also their physical, emotional, and social abilities. The best schools in Hyderabad—such as Birla Open Minds and other top CBSE schools in Hyderabad—emphasize a balanced approach to education. These schools integrate extracurricular activities, sports, and arts alongside rigorous academic programs.

For example, international schools in Hyderabad offer a diverse range of activities like drama, music, debates, and sports to ensure that students develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills. These activities allow students to explore their passions and develop into well-rounded individuals.

3. Independence and Responsibility

One of the greatest benefits of enrolling your child in a CBSE residential school is the development of independence and responsibility. Unlike day schools, boarding schools create an environment where students learn to manage their time, responsibilities, and social interactions without constant parental supervision. This helps them develop maturity and life skills early on.

Parents searching for boarding schools near me or residential schools in Hyderabad can rest assured that students at these institutions are nurtured in a safe and supportive environment. They are encouraged to take responsibility for their studies, personal hygiene, and daily routines, fostering a sense of independence and self-discipline that will benefit them in the long term.

4. Global Exposure and Modern Facilities

Some of the best international schools in Hyderabad and top CBSE schools near me provide a global perspective by integrating international programs, exchange opportunities, and modern learning tools. Schools like Birla Open Minds and other top CBSE institutions expose students to a blend of traditional CBSE curriculum and global educational trends, ensuring they are prepared to excel in a globalized world.

These top schools in Hyderabad are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, from smart classrooms to well-equipped science and computer labs. The use of modern technology, combined with experienced faculty, ensures that students have the best possible learning experience.

5. Comprehensive Preparation for 11th and 12th Grades

For parents looking for CBSE schools in Hyderabad for 11th and 12th, CBSE residential schools offer specialized programs that focus on senior secondary education. These schools provide focused coaching for competitive exams like JEE, NEET, and CLAT, alongside the regular CBSE syllabus, ensuring students are academically prepared for university entrance exams and professional courses.

By choosing one of the best residential schools in Hyderabad, parents can ensure that their child is receiving the right balance of academic rigor and extracurricular engagement during these crucial years.

6. A Safe and Nurturing Environment

Safety and well-being are a top priority in good residential schools in Hyderabad. With round-the-clock supervision, dedicated house parents, and trained staff, students live in a secure and nurturing environment. Most residential schools maintain a strong focus on mental and physical health, with access to counselors, healthcare facilities, and nutrition-focused meals.

Parents considering the best residential schools in Hyderabad will find that these institutions not only provide high academic standards but also focus on the emotional and social well-being of students.

7. Excellent Infrastructure and Amenities

Top-tier CBSE residential schools in Hyderabad, like Birla Open Minds, are known for their world-class infrastructure. These institutions have sprawling campuses with excellent facilities, including well-equipped dormitories, sports complexes, and performing arts centers. The focus on infrastructure ensures that students have everything they need to excel academically and personally.

Schools like Birla Open Minds and other top international schools in Hyderabad offer extensive extracurricular activities, such as swimming, tennis, and athletics, fostering physical health and sportsmanship in students.

Conclusion

Choosing a CBSE residential school for your child’s education offers numerous benefits, from providing a structured learning environment and holistic development to encouraging independence and responsibility. Whether you are searching for CBSE schools in Hyderabad, top CBSE schools near me, or best residential schools in Hyderabad, enrolling your child in a CBSE residential school is a step toward ensuring their academic success and personal growth.

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This page provides essential resources to aid students in preparing for their Annual Examinations, specifically focusing on Islamic Studies. As a subject that delves into the study of the mind and human behavior, Islamic Studies holds significant importance. For students aiming to excel, the 11th Grade Islamic Studies Assessment Papers are crucial. The 2024 First-Year Islamic Studies Elective Guess Papers are available for download here.

Students in their first year often focus on science subjects to enhance their academic futures. However, as exams approach, many find themselves less prepared for Islamic Studies. To alleviate this concern, students can access and download the Islamiat 11th Class Guess Papers 2024 online without hesitation.

The 11th Class Islamic Studies Guess Paper 2024, including Model Papers and past exam papers, is available for download. These resources are particularly valuable for students in the Urdu medium. You can prepare effectively using these guess papers and download them in PDF format for convenience. Start your preparation now by downloading the First-Year Islamic Studies Elective Guess Papers 2024.

For optimal results, review the selection assessment paper for the first year of Islamic Studies. The 2024 assessment paper is provided in PDF format, featuring essential short and long questions designed to help you achieve high marks in the FA Part 1 Islamic Studies exams.

Islam, being a comprehensive way of life, is integral to the education system in Pakistan, where it is taught from primary school through to higher education. The 11th Class Islamic Studies Model Papers PDF and other resources, including estimation papers and past papers, are readily available for download. Utilize these materials to enhance your preparation and ensure a successful examination outcome.

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The Importance of PU Colleges in Shaping Future Leaders

Introduction

Pre-University (PU) colleges, also known as Junior Colleges, play a pivotal role in the Indian education system, acting as a crucial bridge between secondary school and higher education. This transitional phase is instrumental in determining a student's future academic and career path. In this article, we will explore the significance of PU colleges, their structure, and how they contribute to shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

What are PU Colleges?

PU colleges cater to students who have completed their 10th standard (Secondary School Leaving Certificate - SSLC) and are looking to pursue higher secondary education, equivalent to 11th and 12th grades in other educational systems. These colleges offer a two-year Pre-University Course (PUC) with various streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts, providing a specialized curriculum that prepares students for university-level education.

The Structure of PU Colleges

Stream Selection:

Students can choose from different streams based on their interests and career aspirations. The main streams offered are: Science: Focuses on subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Commerce: Includes Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, and Mathematics. Arts: Covers subjects such as History, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, and Languages. Curriculum:

The curriculum in PU colleges in Mangalore is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and understanding of the chosen subjects. It includes a combination of theoretical learning and practical applications, preparing students for university education and competitive exams.

Assessment:

Students are evaluated through periodic tests, assignments, and final examinations at the end of each academic year. The assessment pattern ensures that students are continually engaged and their understanding is thoroughly tested. Importance of PU Colleges

Foundation for Higher Education:

PU colleges lay the groundwork for university education. The specialized curriculum helps students gain a deep understanding of their chosen subjects, making them well-prepared for undergraduate courses and professional degrees. Career Orientation:

Top PU science colleges in Mangalore offer career guidance and counselling services, helping students make informed decisions about their future. They provide insights into various career options, competitive exams, and higher education opportunities. Skill Development:

Besides academic knowledge, PU colleges focus on the holistic development of students. They encourage participation in extracurricular activities, sports, and cultural events, fostering essential life skills such as leadership, teamwork, and communication.

Preparation for Competitive Exams:

Many PU colleges offer coaching for competitive exams such as JEE, NEET, and CET, which are crucial for admission to top engineering and medical colleges. This integrated approach helps students prepare effectively for these exams alongside their regular studies. Personality Development:

The transition from school to college is a significant phase in a student's life. PU colleges provide a supportive environment that helps students develop their personalities, build confidence, and become more independent. Social and Emotional Support:

PU colleges often have counseling centers and mentorship programs to support students' mental health and emotional well-being. This support system is vital in helping students navigate the challenges of adolescence and academic pressure. Conclusion

PU colleges are an essential component of the Indian education system, providing a robust foundation for higher education and career success. They not only impart academic knowledge but also focus on the overall development of students, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed to excel in their chosen fields. As the stepping stone to university education and professional careers, PU colleges play a critical role in shaping the future leaders of our society.

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Nava Bharath National School: Leading CBSE Education for 11th & 12th in Coimbatore

When preparing for the pivotal years of 11th and 12th grade, choosing the right school can make a difference. Nava Bharath National School in Coimbatore stands out as a beacon of excellence, offering premier CBSE education tailored to meet the needs of senior secondary students. Nava Bharath is the top choice for students aiming for academic success and holistic development.

Best CBSE Schools in Coimbatore for 11th and 12th

A Legacy of Academic Excellence

Nava Bharath National School has built a solid reputation over the years for its consistent academic performance. The school's curriculum is designed to align with CBSE standards, ensuring students receive a rigorous and comprehensive education. Focus on conceptual understanding and application, Prepared for board exams and competitive entrance tests.

Experienced and Dedicated Faculty

The backbone of any great educational institution is its faculty, and Nava Bharath National School boasts a team of highly qualified and dedicated teachers. These educators bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the classroom, employing innovative teaching methodologies that cater to different learning styles. They provide personalized attention, ensuring each student’s unique needs and potential are addressed.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

To support the academic journey of its students, Nava Bharath National School is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. Modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, and advanced science and computer labs provide an ideal learning environment. Additionally, the school offers excellent sports facilities and extracurricular programs, promoting a balanced and well-rounded education.

Best CBSE Schools in Coimbatore for 11th and 12th

Comprehensive Support for Competitive Exams

Understanding the significance of competitive exams in shaping student's futures, Nava Bharath National School provides extensive support and coaching for exams like JEE, NEET, and other entrance tests. The integrated coaching programs, regular mock tests and performance analysis help students build confidence and improve their scores.

Holistic Development Focus

At Nava Bharath National School, education goes beyond textbooks. The school emphasizes the importance of holistic development, encouraging students to participate in various co-curricular activities such as debates, quizzes, arts, and sports. This approach enhances academic prowess and builds their character, leadership skills, and social responsibility.

A Supportive and Inclusive Community

The school prides itself on fostering a supportive and inclusive community where every student feels valued and respected. Regular counselling sessions, career guidance, and mentoring programs are available to help students navigate their academic and personal challenges effectively.

Best CBSE Schools in Coimbatore for 11th and 12th

Parental Involvement and Transparent Communication

Nava Bharath National School believes in maintaining a strong partnership with parents. Regular parent-teacher meetings, transparent communication channels, and involvement in school activities ensure that parents are well-informed and actively engaged in their child's education journey.

Conclusion

Choosing Nava Bharath National School for 11th and 12th-grade education is a decision that paves the way for academic excellence and personal growth. With its robust academic framework, experienced faculty, modern facilities, and a commitment to holistic development, Nava Bharath National School is a leading institution for CBSE education in Coimbatore. Enrol your child today and watch them transform into confident, capable and well-rounded individuals ready to take on the world.

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Suborno Bari: Malverne High School 12-year-old student graduates from high school, heading to college for double degree

MALVERNE, New York -- 12-year-old Suborno Isaac Bari is graduating from Malverne High School in Malverne, New York, Wednesday, making him the youngest scholar to ever graduate from the history of the Nassau County school, according to Malverne Union Free School District.The video is from a previous report. Suborno told "Good Morning America" he's excited to graduate and it's been a "long" journey for him so far, even though the high school senior skipped 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 11th grades - completing his 4th, 8th, 10th and 12th grades in Malverne Union Free School District while passing the New York State Regents examinations to graduate."It's been an absolutely wonderful experience," Suborno said of his high school career.

Suborno Isaac Bari, 12, graduates from Malverne High School in Malverne, New York on June 26.Courtesy of the Bari family"I met so many great people and I've learned a lot in both math and science and other disciplines. But I think I'm ready to move on and pursue my higher education to the best of my ability," Suborno added.Rebecca Gottesman, the director of K-12 school counseling at Malverne Union Free School District, has been in education for the last 25 years and called Suborno, whom she first met as a fourth grader, "a prodigy.""Every year, school counselors are asked on behalf of the students that are applying to these colleges to answer the question, 'Is this one of your most exceptional students that you've ever seen in your career?' ... and I can say without any doubt that Suborno is the most exceptional student I've ever met academically," Gottesman said. "He's really a prodigy."Gottesman said the school district and the Bari family worked together to figure out a tailored plan that would let Suborno take higher-level classes but still integrate with his peers and develop socially and emotionally.

Suborno Bari plans to attend New York University in the fall and study mathematics and physics.Courtesy of the Bari family"We entered into an agreement where we would allow him to take high school-level courses but take them at our middle school. So he would come into our middle school as eighth-grader ... and then after he took his morning classes, we would put him on the bus and he would take a bus to our elementary school where he would reintegrate with his fifth-grade peers, which were his same-age peers and participate in fifth-grade electives and after-school activities," Gottesman explained.Suborno said even though he accelerated through grades and split his time, teachers and fellow students embraced him and gave him space to pursue his interests."They treated me just like any other high school student ... and that's how I really wanted to be treated by the community," the young whiz said.Gottesman said Suborno, who earned a 1500 on the SAT, 34 on the ACT, and took five AP classes, has left an indelible mark on the Malverne community as an academic leader and is more than ready for college.

Suborno Bari said he has always dreamed of helping others learn math and science and hopes to be a professor one day.Courtesy of the Bari family"He really a wonderful, wonderful young man. He's got an inquisitiveness and a thirst for knowledge, like nobody I've ever seen," Gottesman said. "He's been a joy to work with."The 12-year-old aspires to earn a Ph.D. and become a professor. Suborno is heading in the fall as a commuter student to New York University on a scholarship to study for a bachelor's degree in math and physics."Many people are doing it only because their parents said so or because engineers just make the most profit, not because they actually love what they're doing. So I hope to fix that and help other people understand math and science and love it in all its beauty," Suborno said."Do what you do because you like it because of the passion you feel when describing it or doing it," he added.Copyright © 2024 ABC News Internet Ventures. Source link Read the full article

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Arihant’s All in One Series for CBSE Classes 11-12 Science: Your Ultimate Guide to Excellence

Arihant Publications has long been a trusted name in academic resources, and their All in One series for CBSE classes 11-12 Science is a testament to their commitment to quality education. This series is meticulously designed to cater to the diverse needs of science students, ensuring thorough preparation and a deep understanding of complex concepts. Here’s why Arihant’s All in One series stands out as a premier choice for science students.

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Practice and Assessment: To facilitate robust learning, the All In One for Class 11th series includes a variety of practice questions, from objective-type to descriptive questions, ensuring students are well-prepared for exams. Additionally, previous years’ question papers and model tests help students gauge their preparation levels.

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All In One for Class 12: The All In One for Class 12 series is crafted to help students excel in their final school year and beyond. Covering Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, these books delve into advanced topics with clarity and precision.

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Extensive Practice Material: The All In One for Class 12 series includes extensive practice material, such as chapter-wise exercises, sample papers, and solved examples. This comprehensive approach ensures that students can practice extensively and perform confidently in their exams.

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Egypt’s Strategic Push for Educational Cooperation with BRICS

Egypt’s Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Ayman Ashour, recently articulated the nation’s ambitious plans for enhanced collaboration with BRICS countries in higher education and scientific research. This announcement was made at the 11th meeting of BRICS Higher Education Ministers held in Kazan, Russia, which also saw the participation of Russia’s Minister of Higher Education and Science, Valery Falkov, and Mostafa Refat, Secretary-General of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Universities.

Emphasising Egypt’s Role in BRICS

At the meeting, Ashour underscored the significance of BRICS—a consortium originally established in 2001 by Brazil, Russia, India, and China—as a powerful economic bloc capable of reshaping the global financial landscape. He highlighted Egypt’s pride in joining this alliance, emphasising the country’s readiness to contribute to a shared future of educational cooperation and regional integration. Egypt, with its youthful demographic and rich history of scientific innovation, is uniquely positioned to add substantial value to the BRICS educational framework.

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