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BHMS Admission in in Uttar Pradesh ! BAMS Admission in UP & UK

BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is an undergraduate degree programme in medical field. This degree covers the medical knowledge of the homeopathic system. After completing this degree you are eligible to become a doctor in the homeopathic medical field. The degree holder is eligible to have the prefix as a doctor, the abbreviation is Dr.

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Overseas Education for Gulf Students

India's system of higher education is the second largest in the world. While the engineering schools have been the flag bearers of the India's higher education, in keeping with the times and the skill needs of the global workforce India universities are offering a host of other courses such as Masters in Business Administration, Sciences, Liberal Arts, Artificial Intelligence, Photonics and Design Thinking among others. As a result, many of its higher education institutions figure in the top 100 Asian Universities as per QS and The World University rankings of 2018. Indian higher education is radical in terms of accessibility.

 India as an education destination: India has emerged as a perfect education destination for the students from the gulf countries like Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, etc. Some institutions of India have been globally acclaimed for their standard of education. In terms of infrastructure UAE is far superior, but in terms of coaching and education and preparations for the competitive exams, the system in India is far ahead. It is because of the liberal ambience in India where students are more exposed to intellectually stimulating activities. The level of general knowledge is high among Indian students compared to their GCC counterparts. Even The United Arab Emirates encourages well-established Indian universities to set up their campus in their country.

 Regular & Distance education: India ranked higher on the overall index, based on three categories – policy environment, teaching environment and overall socio-economic environment. Cities such as Bangalore and Hyderabad are known for their entrepreneurial and technology ecosystem and ranked amongst the most dynamic cities in the world.  Most of the higher education is delivered in English in both Regular and Distance Modules under UGC, NAAC, AICTE, DEB, ICAR, BCI, NMC, PCI, CCIM, which can offer an ease of communication which would be enjoyed by an overseas student. That’s why India is a preferred destination for higher education for gulf students. In the last couple decades, Distance Learning in India has evolved a lot. With the advancement of technology, distance learning is now also including e-learning or online learning. As of 2020, India has over 1000 universities, with a break up of 54 central universities, 416 state universities, 125 deemed universities, 361 private universities and 159 Institutes of National Importance.

Courses: India is the second-largest education network in the world, with around 950 universities and 45,000 colleges. The Indian Higher Education system is known for its quality of education and affordability, especially in the engineering and technology disciplines. Indian institutes offer equally competitive non-STEM disciplines such as commerce, business management, humanities, arts, social affairs, and allied medical sciences, and are as popular as STEM courses. Indian education system offers a wide variety of courses in India. From literature, economics courses to degree courses in computer science, journalism, Medical Science, Engineering, Aviation, Management, Law, Education, Oil and Gas Technology, etc. for the students in Gulf Countries such as, MBBS, BDS, BAMS (Ayurvedic), BHMS (Homoeopathy), BUMS (Unani), Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science (BNYS), Bachelor of Physiotherapy, MBA, Master Of Science In Machine Learning And AI, PG Diploma In Data Science, Post Graduate Diploma In Management (PGDM), PG Program In Management (PGPM), Product Management Certification Program, Global Master Certificate In Integrated Supply Chain Management (ISCM), Global Professional Certificate In Effective Leadership & Management, Master Of Science In Computer Science, PG Certification In Big Data, PG Certification In Cyber security, PG Diploma In Cloud Computing, Etc.

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Know about MITCON institute of management courses and syllabus

MIMA (MITCON Institute of Management) is a top-rated business school in Pune. It is run by MITCON Consultancy & Engineering Services Ltd, which is well-known in the industry. It provides a full-time two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) program that has been approved by the AICTE and the Ministry of HRD of the Government of India. In this article, you will Know about Mitcon institute of management courses and syllabus.

Mitcon Institute of management courses and syllabus

Each course listed here is of 2 years.

1. Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)

MIMA's PGDM program provides a solid and comprehensive basis for success in sectors like product development, finance, international business, consulting, and human resources

Eligibility: - Graduate from any Faculty

2. Post Graduate Diploma in Management in Agribusiness Management

MIMA offers a one-of-a-kind curriculum that prepares people to work in the food and agribusiness industry or as agribusiness entrepreneurs in the rapidly changing market in India and internationally.

Eligibility: - B.Sc in Agriculture, B.Tech (Agri), Food Science, Forestry Animal Husbandry, Agrochemicals, Horticulture, Home Science, Dairy Science, Fisheries, and Veterinary Science.

Any graduate interested in or having experience working in agribusiness, NGO’s, co-operative or corporate sector are also eligible to apply for PGDM-ABM.

3. Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)- Biotechnology Management

MIMA's Biotechnology Management Program provides a solid and comprehensive basis for success in a variety of leadership roles in the life science sector including business development, marketing.

Eligibility: - B.Sc in Microbiology, Biotechnology & Biochemistry & Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Biotech, Chemistry or Medicine (MBBS), Veterinary Sciences, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS.

4. Post Graduate Diploma in Management in Pharmacy Management

Eligibility: - B. Pharm., B.Sc in  Life Sciences & B.Sc in chemistry

Admission to the courses

Admission Procedure: - Admission is conducted by accepting scores of CAT, MANAGE, MAT, ATMA, ENAT, XAT, MH-CET. Thereupon, Shortlisted candidates are called for Group Discussion and a Personal Interview is conducted.

Know about Mitcon institute of management courses and syllabus

In terms of the course, it follows a trimester structure with frequent presentation sessions and technical information provided. Students are taught industry-relevant information and skills by highly qualified professionals. Several guest lectures with speakers from the agriculture industry are scheduled, providing an overview of the industry's structure and general operation.

Placements

Leading firms from many areas visit the school every year. For the 2018-20 cohort, the institute has a placement rate of 98 percent, while for the 2019-21 class, it has a placement rate of 80 percent. The highest package was INR 10 LPA, with an average package of INR 4.5 LPA. Berger Paints, ICICI Bank, Bandhan Bank, Asian Paints, IDFC Bank, and others are among the top recruiters.

Final Thoughts

We hope that you could Know about the Mitcon institute of management courses and syllabus. Mitcon Institute of Management's programs are meant to educate you with a new way of thinking. You can select from a variety of PGDM specializations to further your knowledge in one of our Majors. We give you a firm foundation in business basics as well as MITCON's revolutionary creative technique to help you solve the most difficult business challenges. For more information about the top colleges to study in Pune, do check https://mima.edu.in/

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NEET 2021

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (or NEET (UG)), formerly the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT), is an all India pre-medical entrance test for students who wish to pursue undergraduate medical (MBBS), dental (BDS) and equivalent AYUSH (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, etc.) courses in government and private institutions in India and also, for those intending to pursue primary medical qualification abroad.

The exam is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA), which provides the results to the Directorate General of Health Services under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and State Counseling Authorities for seat allocation.

NEET-UG replaced the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) and many other pre-medical exams conducted by states and various medical colleges. However, due to lawsuits being filed against the exam, it couldn’t be held in 2014 and 2015.

NEET-UG is a single entrance test for admissions to more than 66,000 MBBS and BDS seats across India. In 2018,

After the enactment of NMC Act 2019 in September 2019, NEET-UG became common all India entrance test for admissions to medical colleges in India including the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER) which until then conducted separate entrances.

NEET was initially proposed to take place from 2012 onwards.However, for several reasons, the CBSE and Medical Council of India deferred NEET by a year.The test was announced by the Government of India and was held for the first time on 5 May 2013 across India for students seeking admission for both undergraduate and postgraduate medicine On 18 July 2013, SC gave the decision in favour of 115 petitions and cancelled the NEET exam and announced that the MCI could not interfere with the admission process done by colleges.

Following the announcement from the Medical Council of India that it would introduce the NEET-UG exam in 2012, several states including Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu strongly opposed the change, stating that there was a huge variation in the syllabus proposed by the MCI and their state syllabus Even though NEET 2016 is conducted in English and Hindi, it was announced that students can write exams in Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Assamese and Gujarati languages from 2017 onwards. Kannada and Odia languages are added to the list so that students can write the exams in nine Indian languages and English.The Supreme Court of India quashed theNational Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for admissions into all medical and dental colleges on 18 July 2013. The apex court ruled that the Medical Council of India cannot conduct a unified examination

According to a 2013 announcement by CBSE planned to conduct AIPMT on 4 May 2014.The final decision on NEET UG was planned to be taken after the verdict of the Supreme Court of India.

The Central Board of Secondary Education announces the results and the All India Merit List for NEET-UG. The merit list and the wait-list are prepared as per the directives of the Supreme Court of India, DGHS, MCI and DCI. The results for 2013 were announced on 5 June

NEET was declared illegal and unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of India in 2013. However, it was restored on 11 April 2016, after a five-judge Constitution bench recalled the earlier verdict and allowed the Central Government and the Medical Council of India (MCI) to implement the common entrance test until the court decides afresh on its validity.

Phase One Test

The All India Pre Medical Test, also known as AIPMT, held on 1 May 2016, was considered as the first phase of the NEET. Students who registered for Phase One were given a chance to appear for the next phase of NEET held on 24 July 2016, but with a condition that candidates have to give up their NEET Phase 1 score. The above dates are as per the order of the Supreme Court.

Exam pattern and structure

There are a total of 180 questions asked in the exam, 45 questions each from Physics and Chemistry, 90 questions from Biology. Each correct response fetches 4 marks and each incorrect response gets -1 negative marking. The exam duration is 3 hours (180mins). The exam is of 720 marks (maximum marks)

Syllabus

NEET-UG syllabus consists of the core concepts of Physics, Chemistry and Biology taught in classes 11 and 12 as prescribed by the NCERT

Organizing body

The National TestingAgency (NTA) has been made the nodal agency for conduct of all India competitive exams and conducts NEET-UG from 2019. The Central Boardof Secondary Education conducted NEET between 2013 and 2018 before the setting of NTA.

As per the orders of Honorable Supreme Court, there will be a single medical entrance exam all over India for admission into medical and dental colleges. The colleges will not be able to conduct their own medical entrance exam and thus all will accept students based on NEET Score. All India Pre Medical Test(AIPMT), is now known as NEET. After the declaration of the results, an All India Rank (AIR) is allotted to each candidate and a merit list is released. The Medical Council of India conducts counseling (allotment of seats according to merit and candidate choice) for 15% state seats, central institutes and deemed universities. The counseling for remaining 85% state quota seats and private colleges is done by the medical boards of respective states. States prepare their separate merit list on basis of NEET-UG results. The total number of seats offered under NEET is 66,000 which is distributed accordingly.

The National Medical Commission would bring great transparency and also rationalise norms to set up new medical colleges, PM Modi said

The government is transforming the entire medical education and healthcare sector and the National Medical Commission would bring great transparency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday. “Friends we are transforming the entire medical education and healthcare sector,” he said addressing the 33rd convocation of the state-run Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University through video conferencing.

The National Medical Commission would bring great transparency and also rationalise norms to set up new medical colleges, he noted. “It will also improve the quality and availability of human resources in this sector.” During the last six years, MBBS seats increased by more than 30,000, which is a rise of more than 50 per cent from 2014. The number of Post Graduate seats increased by 24,000 which is a rise of around 80 per cent from 2014.

Every year the NEET exam will falls on May month but last year 2020 due to covid 19 the exam has been conducted on September 13 and the result has been announced on 16th October 2020.

On February 2, 2021 CBSE released the datasheet for class 10 and class 12 board exams. It was speculated that NTA along with education ministry may announce notification regarding NEET 2021 dates. But no such announcement was made by the NTA. Earlier, it was expected that education ministry might provide some clarity on NEET 2021 dates and syllabus in the first half of February but nothing has happen yet.

Earlier in January NTA has announced the dates for JEE mains which had led to the anticipation among the NEET aspirants that NTA will soon announce the NEET 2021 dates. It is now expected that the NEET 2021 dates can be announced in the First half of March now. According to the regular schedule of NEET it is also expected that NEET 2021 exam will take place in the last week of June after the class 12 board exam concludes.

NEET 2021 will be conducted twice a year from this session, Union Health Ministry on February 8, 2021 gave its nod. The issues which are pending and are into consideration as per the requests from the NEET aspirants, such as introduction of online and offline modes of examination and multiple sessions, were discussed in a meeting between Education Ministry and the NTA.

“While we felt that a large number of NEET aspirants still may not be ready for appearing in the examination in online mode, there is now a consensus on conducting the test twice this year,” said a senior official in the medical education department of the Health Ministry.

As the Health Ministry has given its nod to conduct NEET twice a year, aspirants are now urging Education Ministry, Health Ministry and NTA to end rumours and speculations regarding the NEET 2021 dates announcement and has requested to announce the same soon.

Recently, NTA Director General, Vineet Joshi has given clarity on why there is a delay in the announcement of NEET 2021 Dates on February 23, 2021, and had said that “there are a total of 28 boards, two ministries, and NTA involved in the brainstorming process, so the process is taking time”.

“NTA is in consultation with all the stakeholders and taking into consideration all possible aspects in the https://www.uvgullascollegeofmedicine.com/best interest of students. Moreover, he expected that a final decision on the exam date will be made by the end of February,” Joshi added. The authorities are now taking requests of the candidates for consideration and will soon announce the dates along with the other important information on how and when the second attempt will take place.

Reports suggest that conducting NEET 2021 in a twice a year format will allow students to be ranked on the basis of the best of the two scores if they take the test twice. Since last year, the same format is being followed for JEE(Main).

According to NTA, conducting NEET 2021 will reduce the stress on the students and allow them to improve their scores. Last week, during an interview, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhariyal Nishank said that officials from his and the health ministry interacted recently and there is a possibility that the health ministry will consider conducting NEET 2021 twice and give students an additional attempt.

Earlier, clashing of NEET with board exams was never an issue. However, this year, due to the ongoing pandemic situation, board exams 2021 got pushed back and changed the entire timeline.

NEET 2021 Dates: National Testing Agency (NTA) is expected to conduct the National Eligibility Entrance Examination (NEET) in the month of July 2021. According to the reports, NTA may release NEET 2021 dates for the month of July to avoid any clash with various state board examinations scheduled to be conducted in the months of May and June 2021. Earlier, clashing of NEET with board exams was never an issue. However, this year, due to the ongoing pandemic situation, board exams 2021 got pushed back and changed the entire timeline.

Every year, almost every start board exams and national boards such as CBSE and ICSE conclude by the end of April leaving the first Sunday of May reserved for the NEET-UG examination. However, this year, the board exam dates got shifted from February-April to May-June, 2021. According to CBSE 12th Date Sheet 2021, Class 12 exams will commence on May 4 and conclude on June 11, 2021.

Most state-level board examinations are also scheduled in the months of May and June 2021. However, NEET 2021 cannot be conducted in the last week of June 2021 as WBCHSE Board Exams 2021 are scheduled for the last week of June. WB Class 12 board will end on June 30, 2021. Considering NEET is the only UG medical entrance exam of the nation, there is a huge responsibility on NTA to decide NEET 2021 dates avoiding any clash with national or state-level board examination

NEET exam pattern 2021 will be announced by the National Testing Agency in January 2021. The exam pattern of NEET 2021 will be designed to select the best candidates for the medical and allied courses. Candidates who wish to score well in NEET must be well versed with the exam pattern of NEET 2021. Details such as mode of the examination, medium, marking scheme and the duration of the examination will be covered under the NEET exam pattern 2021. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test will be conducted offline and will be held for a duration of three hours.

On March 2, 2021, Secretary, Higher Education, Amit Khare has said that the NEET 2021 exam pattern will have no changes, as reported by media portals. “Any changes in the exam with such short notice will be unfair to the candidates preparing for NEET UG 2021 and any further delay in the entrance test will affect the next session,” Khare said.

According to the exam pattern of NEET 2021, candidates will be given an OMR sheet to mark their responses. Thus, it becomes important to know everything about the OMR sheet and how to mark the responses on it. NEET exam pattern 2021 also controls the number of questions that will be asked from each subject. Read the complete article to know about the exam pattern of NEET 2021 and other relevant information.

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NEET EXAM

It is the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (or NEET (UG)). Earlier it was called as the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT), is an all India pre-clinical passageway test for understudies who wish to seek after undergrad clinical (MBBS), dental (BDS) and identical AYUSH (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, and so forth) courses in government and private foundations in India and furthermore, for those expecting to seek after essential clinical capability abroad. NEET Exam is one of the best career options after 12th Science PCB. NEET-UG is a solitary passageway test for admissions to in excess of 66,000 MBBS and BDS seats across India. In 2018, After the sanctioning of NMC Act 2019 in September 2019, NEET-UG became basic all India entrance test for admissions to clinical universities in India including the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) which up to that point directed separate doorways. Get detailed information on This Nationwide famous exam through the link given below-https://dreamjobsure.com/2021/02/24/what-is-neet-exam/

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I Have Watched 300 Movies in Theaters in 2018, Mission Accomplished

A winner is you

Hello, starmen and starwomen, and welcome back to The 300, my successful attempt to see 300 movies in theaters in 2018. I’ve watched new releases, classics, hidden gems, and festival films to experience the wide world of cinema in all its forms. With so much moviegoing variety, I think there’s probably something I’ve seen that you’d also like. If not, that’s on you, jabroni.

As always, there are three rules for The 300:

The movie must be at least 40 minutes long, meeting the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ definition of a feature film.

I must watch the movie at a movie theater, screening room, or outdoor screening venue.

While I can watch movies I’ve seen before 2018, I cannot count repeated viewings of the same film in 2018 multiple times.

The 300 started as a dumb joke. I figured I’d exploit the system and see as many movies as possible via MoviePass. The number 300 was nice and round, and it gave me wiggle room so I wouldn’t have to go to the movies every day. Thanks to the hyper masculine silliness of the Zack Snyder film, 300 also became a fun excuse to do the dumb photoshops that have accompanied these weekly recaps.

For example:

Without MoviePass, this wouldn’t have been possible. I have renewed my love of going to the movies thanks to a lot of misguided venture capital put into tech companies with terrible business models. Subscription services Like MoviePass and AMC A-List make regular moviegoing possible when it would otherwise be prohibitively expensive, but they are unsustainable. Smoke ‘em while you got ‘em. For instance, I think I’ve seen $3,600 worth of movies on MoviePass this year, and all I’ve paid is about $110. To Helios and Matheson shareholders, I’m sorry for playing by the rules as written.

Given MoviePass’ decline, the 300 also wouldn’t have been possible without my access to press screenings and my ability to attend and cover film festivals. In fact, a good chunk of The 300 is thanks to extensive viewing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival and the 2018 New York Film Festival. Part of me feels like this is a bit of a cheat, but I put in the time, and that’s something.

The total runtime of The 300 is 31,387 minutes. That’s 523.11 hours. That’s 21.79 days. Putting that all together, that’s 21 days, 19 hours, and 7 minutes worth of movies in theaters in 2018.

There’ll be a longer recap to come since I have lots of thoughts about a year of dedicated moviegoing, and ditto the intimate-yet-shared solitude of seeing good films with others. The year isn’t over, gang.

And so, here we are.

296 of 300: An Oversimplification of Her Beauty (2012)

Director: Terence Nance Starring: Terence Nance, Namik Minter Country: USA Seen at BAM Rose Cinemas (Brooklyn, NY) Wednesday, November 14th

An Oversimplification of Her Beauty feels like a semi-documentary partially-animated rom-com collage about unrequited love written by Italo Calvino and Michel Gondry. Terence Nance playfully cuts back and forth between a short film about a romantic relationship with his friend Namik Minter that never materialized, and a rumination on that relationship a few years after the fact. Nance also hops between fiction and non-fiction, and different animation styles, and different narrators for the voiceover.

It takes a moment to settle, but Nance captures the frustrated mindset of loving someone who just doesn’t love you back, and that unsavory thought process when you beat yourself up over it. We’ve all been on either side of that equation at some point of our lives, and it’s surprising (and mortifying) how well the movie recreates that recursive self-flagellation. What did I do wrong? Maybe something minor, or possibly nothing at all. People drawn to each other don’t always feel the same about the other person. Nance even mentions the obvious answer to his obsession: maybe she’s just not into you. Minter cares about him, likes him, is attracted to him, and yet. That unexpressed reservation may be inexpressible.

I mentioned the film as a mortifying experience, and that’s more true in the second half. At that point, An Oversimplification of Her Beauty feels like a public artistic spectacle of a tricky private relationship. While Nance is game to explore his hang-ups in public and make a spectacle of his neuroses, I wondered how Minter felt about her life being explored by someone else. It’s awkward seeing Nance pine for Minter on screen given how obtrusive his cinematic obsession feels; maybe that’s part of the inexpressible reservation. I’m not sure the whole comes together, but it’s a deeply felt art piece about one-sided romance and irresolvable feelings.

297 of 300: Widows (2018)

Director: Steve McQueen Starring: Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki, Cynthia Erivo Country: UK/USA Seen at AMC Loews 34th Street 14 (New York, NY) Thursday, November 15th

It’s unfair to compare Widows to Ocean’s 8 (The 300 Week 23). There’s a heist in each film, sure, but they are so tonally different. Widows is less like Ocean’s and more like The Wire. Picture Steve McQueen’s version of a Michael Mann or Christopher Nolan thriller, with an edge sharpened by co-writer Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl). Widows is a high-minded crime drama that’s also an exploration of gender, race, class, political rhetoric, structural inequality, and violence. It’s one of the best-crafted movies of the year, with a stellar ensemble cast, and it’s currently slotted in my top 10 of 2018.

We begin with a heist gone horribly wrong (but blowed up real good). The widows of the dead thieves are brought together to pull off a big job. They don’t really have a choice; if they don’t take the job, they’re in debt, dead, or without options in life. The ladies essentially have to clean up after the men in their lives. Viola Davis is great as the no-nonsense ringleader, and Michelle Rodriguez is ever the reliable supporting player. Elizabeth Debicki and Cynthia Erivo are the two breakout performers of the ensemble. Debicki plays a woman no longer content being abused and acted upon, and Erivo is a moral force and a physical presence every time she’s on screen. Daniel Kaluuya is also great in the film as a political candidate’s ruthless, sociopathic enforcer, pure menace every time he’s on screen.

McQueen has always been great with long takes in his films, and there’s a standout single-shot sequence in Widows. Colin Farrell’s character is up for re-election in a South Side Chicago precinct, part of a local political dynasty. He courts the black vote in hopes it’ll give him an edge over his opponent. He leaves a photo opp in a depressed part of the South Side, gets into his car, and is driven a few minutes away to his home in an affluent neighborhood. All the while, he’s saying the sorts of two-faced things we suspect politicians say in private. The driver of this car is black, and just does his job while this exchange goes on, his blank face sometimes visible through the reflective, tinted windshield. In just a few minutes, we get the layout of this part of Chicago, a sense of the economic disparities from block to block, and experience the whiplash of private and public personas donned by politicians. Here’s the formal power of a single shot well-considered, properly deployed, and well-executed; a shot like the perfect crime.

Widows is masterful entertainment.

298 of 300: Voyage of Time (2016)

Director: Terrence Malick Country: USA Seen at BAM Howard Gilman Opera House (Brooklyn, NY) Friday, November 16th

Calling a film a “tone poem” is like saying a short story is merely “interesting.” As George Saunders said, you want a story to be so much more, and for people to say your work is brilliant or moving or that they want to sleep with you. But “interesting”? “Interesting” is a polite admission of disinterest.

Terence Malick’s Voyage of Time is an interesting tone poem. We view the creation of Earth through its end with imagery that is gorgeous but too often familiar, and hokey, repetitive, pseudo-spiritual narration. Malick intercuts these pristine images of life evolving with grainy digital footage of the world we know today. While I understand the idea behind these present interruptions during an unfolding past, they seemed too jarring, though they take on a power by the end. I’ll also admit loving some of the more psychedelic imagery, whether of bacteria or prehistoric underwater life. The best single cut in the movie is so memorable: a single low-angle shot of wheat to signify the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to agrarian societies before transitioning to modern cityscapes. (Who needs the Industrial Revolution, right?)

The live musical accompaniment at the BAM opera house was phenomenal, though, and made the sort of tedious movie a fascinating experience. David OReilly’s game Everything is a much better realization of what Malick was trying to do with Voyage of Time.

299 of 300: Jason and the Argonauts (1963)

Director: Don Chaffey Starring: Todd Armstrong, Nancy Kovack, Honor Blackman, Gary Raymond Country: USA Seen at Film Forum (New York, NY) Saturday, November 17th

My love for movies can be traced back to my Uncle Mike. He used to live in our house for a while. I was maybe five or six years old. Every now and then he’d bust out a videotape of an old movie he loved and give me a curated journey through his cinematic obsessions. That’s how I was first introduced to the work of Ray Harryhausen, and ditto the original Planet of the Apes movies, Sinbad movies, the original Star Trek show and films, and so on. It’s odd to think that an entire life of movie watching might be defined by one person. It’s the same way that an older sibling’s music collection helps mold the taste of a younger sibling. My Uncle Mike was the first older brother I never had.

Jason and the Argonauts was one of the films he showed me. I’ve always been fond of the film even though I haven’t seen it since I was a child. It’s a wonderful old-timey adventure in the Sinbad mold, featuring some of Harryhausen’s most iconic work. The battle against the skeleton warriors is still phenomenally choreographed, which is surprising for such an old film. There’s genuine cause and effect as our Greek heroes, outnumbered and terrified, slash at the air and leap over the blades of these undead soldiers.

Watching it as an adult for the first time, I was struck by how unsubtly homoerotic the movie is. It was Ancient Greece, so it fits. Just watch that dynamic between Hercules and Hylas. They are totally into each other from the first second they meet. I wonder how this played in 1963.

While MoviePass made The 300 possible from a practical standpoint, the seeds were planted years ago while sitting in front of a tiny television watching VHS copies of movies made decades before I was born.

300 of 300: After Life (1998) (aka ワンダフルライフ; Wandafuru Raifu)

Director: Hirokazu Kore-eda Starring: Arata, Erika Oda Country: Japan Seen at The Film Society of Lincoln Center (New York, NY) Monday, November 19th

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s After Life is such a wonderfully humane ugly-cry of a movie, and a fitting 300th film. After dying, you are told that your happiest memory will be recreated on film. This recreated memory will be the only thing you recall for the rest of eternity. The set-up is fantastical, but its exploration and concerns are so grounded. Purgatory is a municipal building, and the people who handle and process these cases are a mix of therapist and HR rep. After Life is all about the moments that make life worthwhile, and many of them are tiny, private, so achingly human.

This is formally unlike the other Kore-eda movies I’ve seen, and often feels more like a documentary rather than a narrative feature. The people playing the recently departed were mostly non-actors interviewed about their own lives. The interviews with the people are carried out with simplicity, and their unscripted responses make it seem like conversations with an older relative. The essence of these treasured memories is the specificity of detail—the flavor or smell of the world, a turn of phrase, a fine distinction in the quality of sensation. One person remembers the sun on his skin as an infant, but its warmth was soft; not the summer sun, but the autumn sun. A WWII veteran recalls intense hunger and how delicious rice could be with just a little salt. The fact that some of these interview subjects have passed away in real life adds a greater poignancy to their memories. In real life, they got to live some version of the film’s fictional process.

Amid this human beauty, After Life is also an oddly affecting workplace drama. As we learn about the people who interview and recreate these memories, we become attached to them. They question why they do their job, and why any of this matters, which seems like this larger commentary about the existential strife of social workers, counselors, and artists. What is their job but to listen and interpret. It’s a process of receptive empathy, coaxing out the hidden joys from a person’s life to remind them that life was worth living. Extended to the purpose of writers or filmmakers, maybe the point is to share and create joy for others, and part of that is revealing a fundamental interconnectedness between people, places, and things. Everything might matter, even just for a moment; what a joy to remember that wonderful instant of your own life, which is contingent on everything else going on in the world and the lives of others.

After Life invites the audience to ponder their own happiest memories, and consider the difficulties of picking just one, or if there is even one thing worth picking. There’s always at least one.

I cried a lot during this movie—I’m embarrassingly crying in a cafe as I type this out—but there’s one shot that got me in particular. There’s a screening room where the deceased assemble to watch their recreated memories. These people that we have come to know in the film sit in the dark facing the screen. Kore-eda situates the camera at the front of the screening room, as if they are facing us, the audience watching them. The movie screen is the membrane between our world and the cinematic world, real life and the afterlife, the present and the past, the self and the other.

We are together in the dark, sharing a memory.

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KEAM 2018 results declared | Follow the steps to check

KEAM 2018 results declared | Follow the steps to check

The government of Kerala declared the results of the Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical and Pharmacy Courses (KEAM-2018). Students who had appeared for the exams can now visit the official website -- cee.kerala.gov.in and check their respective results. The exam was conducted on April 23 and 24 to determine the eligibility of the students for admissions into medical, agriculture, forestry, veterinary, fisheries, engineering, architecture, and pharmacy courses. The exam authority will publish the exam and final list in due time. According to the data available on official website, a total of 90,233 students appeared for the exam of which 58,268 students have qualified under the engineering stream, 47,974 out of 64,795 have qualified under the pharmacy stream. Steps to check the result Visit the official website as mentioned aboveClick on the link for the KEAM 2018 resultEnter the details asked in the prescribed formatClick on the submit buttonDownload the result and take the print out of the same Courses offered under KEAM exam Engineering Bachelor of Technology (B Tech)B Tech (Agricultural Engineering) [B Tech (Agri Engg)]B Tech (Food Engineering & Technology) [B Tech (Food Engg & Tech)]B Tech (Dairy Technology)B Tech (Food Technology) [BTech (Food Tech)] Architecture Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch) Medical Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery (BSMS)Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) Agriculture and Forestry Bachelor of Science-Agriculture [BSc (Hons) Agri] Bachelor of Science-Forestry [BSc (Hons) Forestry] Veterinary Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) Fisheries Bachelor of Fisheries Science (BFSc) Pharmacy Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharm)

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KEAM 2018 results declared | Follow the steps to check

KEAM 2018 results declared | Follow the steps to check

The government of Kerala declared the results of the Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical and Pharmacy Courses (KEAM-2018). Students who had appeared for the exams can now visit the official website – cee.kerala.gov.in and check their respective results. The exam was conducted on April 23 and 24 to determine the eligibility of the students for admissions into medical, agriculture, forestry, veterinary, fisheries, engineering, architecture, and pharmacy courses. The exam authority will publish the exam and final list in due time. According to the data available on official website, a total of 90,233 students appeared for the exam of which 58,268 students have qualified under the engineering stream, 47,974 out of 64,795 have qualified under the pharmacy stream. Steps to check the result Visit the official website as mentioned aboveClick on the link for the KEAM 2018 resultEnter the details asked in the prescribed formatClick on the submit buttonDownload the result and take the print out of the same Courses offered under KEAM exam Engineering Bachelor of Technology (B Tech)B Tech (Agricultural Engineering) [B Tech (Agri Engg)]B Tech (Food Engineering & Technology) [B Tech (Food Engg & Tech)]B Tech (Dairy Technology)B Tech (Food Technology) [BTech (Food Tech)] Architecture Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch) Medical Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery (BSMS)Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) Agriculture and Forestry Bachelor of Science-Agriculture [BSc (Hons) Agri] Bachelor of Science-Forestry [BSc (Hons) Forestry] Veterinary Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) Fisheries Bachelor of Fisheries Science (BFSc) Pharmacy Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharm)

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Happening in London today!🤩 Mall Galleries is delighted to present the seventh edition of FBA Futures, the annual exhibition showcasing the best in new contemporary figurative painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking by the outstanding art graduates of 2018. FBA Futures is the UK’s biggest annual survey of emerging contemporary figurative art, mapping new practices and ideas of representation and draughtsmanship. In 2019, forty-one artists and over eighty works will be presented in the largest exhibition of FBA Futures since it began in 2012. The artists’ work explores a variety of subjects and the intersections between them, including the built environment; nature and the rural; the politics of migration, displacement and diaspora; globalisation, commercialisation, identity and alienation. Admission Free The exhibition is at Mall Galleries from the 8 to the 19 January 2019. https://www.facebook.com/events/326911018088750/ . . . . . #BAM! #BAM!it #abstract #acrylic #art #artcall #arte #artgallery #artinfo #artist #artnews #artshow #artwork #callforart #colour #creative #drawing #drawings #fineart #graffitiart #graphic #graphicdesign #illustration #ink #ukart #singaporeart #painting #buyart #sellart #artsy #singapore https://www.instagram.com/p/BsXt5WvDJ5t/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=atvwewdd1ozt

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BAMS Admissions 2018-19

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), the recognized degree in Ayurveda all over India, Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.) is an integrated health degree in India, talked to those who have studied the integrated scheme of up to date medicine and traditional Ayurveda. The degree is of five and half year length, encompassing 1 year internship after passing 12th…

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OJEE Results 2018 | OJEE Rank Cards 2018 Download at ojee.nic.in

OJEE Results 2018 | OJEE Rank Cards 2018 Download at ojee.nic.in

Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE ) Results 2018 and Rank Cards Download from June, 2018.. The Government of Odisha was Successfully Conducted the Joint Entrance Examination on 11th May at 20 Examination Centers across the State to getting Eligibility for Admissions in to B.Pharm/ BHMS/ BAMS/ MCA-Dual Degree / B.Tech (Lateral Entry)/B.Pharm(Lateral Entry) / PGAT for M.Tech/ M.Tech(Part…

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AIIMS New Delhi PhD Admission 2020 July Session – Apply Online

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AIIMS New Delhi PhD Admission 2020 July Session – Apply Online

AIIMS PhD Admission 2020 July Session

The official announcement for the AIIMS PhD Admission 2020 For July Session has been announced. Interested and eligible candidates can check out the details on AIIMS PhD Admission 2020 like Last Dates, Exam Pattern, Eligibility Criteria, PhD Course Fee and How to Apply below:

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES ANSARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI – 110 608 EXAMINATION SECTION Admission Notice No.93/2020

AIIMS PhD PROGRAMME – JULY 2020 SESSION

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi invites Online applications for AIIMS PhD Entrance Examination through online (CBT) mode for admission in Ph.D. Programme July 2020 session. The details are given below:

Important Notice

1) Please fill the Online Application carefully. It may not be possible to make changes after Registration as indicated.

2) Any Amendment/Rectification/Change/Editing is NOT allowed in Name, Date of Birth and Community Department and PWBD status after payment of application fee through Debit/Credit Card/Net Banking and images once uploaded cannot be changed later.

3) Other changes in the online Registration/Application i.e. Nationality, Sponsored to General, General to Sponsored etc. will NOT be permitted after 09.08.2020.

4) Applicants may note that further correspondence will NOT be entertained in this regard.

Examination Pattern Summary

Mode of Examination Computer Based Test (CBT) [Online] Duration of Examination 90 Minutes Stage I & II Date of Examination Friday, 21st August 2020 Number of Shifts 01 (One) Timing of Examination 10.00 AM to 11.30 AM (90 Minutes) Language of Paper English Type of Examination Objective Type Number of Questions Stage I & II (30+40=70) Type of Objective Questions Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Distribution of Questions: Non-Medical Candidates

Aptitude related covering English: 30; Subject related: 40

Marking Scheme

Correct Answer: One mark (+)1; Incorrect Answer: Minus one-third (−)1/3; Unanswered / Marked for Review: 0; Not Answered: 0

Method of Cut-Of: At least 35 marks in Stage I and II (Combined) to be eligible for Stage III. The special weightage (described in the prospectus) to be added after determining eligibility.

Candidates 3 times the number of seats advertised will be called for Stage III (Department clinical/ practical / lab based assessment carrying 20 marks)

Method of resolving ties: The tie case will be resolved according to age (Date of birth), the older candidate shall get preference over the younger one.

Number of PhD seats

Admission of the candidate will be done by counseling strictly in order of merit depending on:

Availability of seats in respective broad subject/specialty (e.g. Anatomy, Biochemistry, Neurology, etc.) chosen by the candidate at the time of application.

Whether the seat is available under Fellowship Available / Own Fellowship categories.

Eligibility based on his/her qualification required in the respective project of the Ph.D. seat for which the candidate may fulfill (i) & (ii) as above on merit.

General Eligibility

Eligibility for Ph. D course (Open candidates): A candidate seeking admission to the course of study leading to the award of a Degree of Doctor of Philosophy must possess at least one of the following qualifications:

Non-Medical – For non-medical candidates eligibility shall be Master’s Degree (two years course) awarded by Indian Universities or equivalent in the subject as per the requirement of the project.

Candidates holding M.Sc. (Other than M.Sc. Nursing) M.Tech. degree & BAMS will be eligible for the Non-Medical Qualification Category. Candidate having eligibility under the non-medical category should have at least 60% marks in the last eligibility examination qualified.

Candidate possessing a Masters Degree through distant learning course shall not be eligible

Desired Qualifications

The non-medical candidates should have preferably qualified in any one of the following National Entrance tests in the last 2 years from the last date of submission of the online application form (i.e.10th August 2018 to 9th August 2020), leading to the award of a fellowship tenable at AIIMS, New Delhi.

Joint CSIR-UGC NET for JRF

ICMR – JRF

ICMR- SRF

DBT – JRF

NBHM screening test

Graduate aptitude test (GATE)

INSPIRE fellowship

NOTE: Candidates who have qualified in the above-said examinations leading to the award of fellowships tenable at AIIMS, New Delhi will be given special weightage in the entrance examination as detailed in the method of selection part of guidelines.

Candidates working under Central Govt./Semi Govt./Autonomous organization should submit their applications through proper channel i.e. employer. They will be required to submit a ‘No Objection Certificate” from their employer before they are allowed to join the Ph.D. Course.

The candidates who are likely to complete requisite qualification and degree by 31.08.2020 may also apply. However, the candidates who are completing their requisite qualification after 31.08.2020 are not eligible to take up this examination.

Applicants from AIIMS Faculty/Scientific Staff for Ph. D. registration will be considered as in-service candidates as per guidelines laid down by AIIMS in this regard.

A candidate is allowed to submit an application for one specialty/department only.

Centre for Examination

The examination will be conducted through online (CBT) modes.

AIIMS PhD Course Fee

Each candidate selected for admission will have to pay the following Course Duration Fees and dues:

How to Apply

All applicants are advised to read the Prospectus and Help Manual carefully before starting Online Registration and ensure that no column is left blank. In the event of rejection of the application form, no correspondence/request for reconsideration will be entertained.

Applicants are also advised to download and take a print of the Registration Form. They should retain a copy of the Registration Form till the completion of the Admission Process.

Please visit www.aiimsexams.org regularly for the latest notification/announcement as well any Addendum/ Dedendum/ Corrigendum/Latest updates etc. regarding this Examination.

Important Instruction

Important instruction applicable to AIIMS PhD Program examination:

1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

Candidate should fill in the Online Application Form taking utmost care and follow the instructions and help manual as given in the APPENDIX – II of the Prospectus, step by step. Candidate should fill in the Online Application form correctly. The incorrectly filled form may lead to rejection.

2. ONLINE REGISTRATION & SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FORM

A candidate seeking admission to the Entrance Examination is required to submit his/her application in the prescribed format available online with the Prospectus on www.aiimsexams.org. The cost of Application Form includes the fee for entrance examination which is non-refundable and no correspondence in this regard will be entertained. The candidate is required to go through the Prospectus carefully and acquaint himself/herself with all requirements with regard to filling of the online application form.

Online Registration: After selecting the online registration, fill the mandatory details asked for and deposit the prescribed fee through debit/credit card/Net Banking. After submitting fees filled required information step by step. Follow the instructions scrupulously.

It will be the responsibility of the candidates to ensure that correct details are filled in the Registration Form. The Institute will not be responsible for any incorrect information/cancellation of candidature/loss or lack of communication etc. due to wrong filled online Application form.

No candidate should register more than one application.

All applicants are required to ensure that Photo/Signature/Left Thumb Impression is uploaded according to the instructions provided in the Prospectus. Failure to do so may result in the rejection of applications.

Duplicate applications from any applicant will result in the cancellation of all such applications. No intimation regarding such summary rejections will be provided.

Application Fee

General/OBC Category: Rs.1500/- + Transaction Charges as applicable

SC/ST/EWS Category: Rs.1200/- + Transaction Charges as applicable

PWBD Candidates is exempted from any Fee

Mode of payment: Through Debit/Credit Card/Net Banking

Declaration of Results

Results for Ph.D. Program will be available on the website at www.aiimsexams.org Result of individual candidate will NOT be informed on telephone and candidates are advised NOT to call the Examination Section for such information. However, the individual results can be checked after the closing of the admission process.

Important Dates

Registration of Online Application through the web portal starts from 27.07.2020

Last date for Registration of Online application 09.08.2020

AIIMS PhD Prospectus 2020

Apply Online

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AP Board Of Intermediate Inter Vocational Courses 2018-19 Permit To Re-Admission Notification

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MH-CET 2019 - Best Tips and Tricks

Maharashtra – Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) is a test conducted yearly by the State CET Cell of the Government of Maharashtra. It is necessary to clear this exam to get admission to first-year full-time degree courses of Health Sciences (MBBS, BAMS, BDS, BUMS, BP&O, BPTh, BHMS, BOTh, BASLP, BSc. Nursing and B.V.Sc. & AH) and Technical Education (Pharmacy and Pharm. D, Technology & Engineering). 

MH-CET was stopped in the year 2013. After a 2-year long gap of accepting JEE Mains scores, the examination has been revived in the year 2018. Apart from joining good MH-CET coaching classes, here are few tips which will help you to crack this exam.

Best Tips to Enhance Your Preparation for MH-CET: -

MH-CET shouldn’t create much of a problem to candidates that are already preparing for other competitive exams like JEE Mains and Advanced. This is because the exam has been and is expected to be a little lower in difficulty level as compared to JEE Mains.

It is essential to know the syllabus well. CBSE applicants should find out for the topics which are not covered in CBSE and study them thoroughly. Specifically, in the case of Physics, one finds that topics like Semiconductors, Interference and Waves have little extra theory that must be prepared individually.

The Chemistry exam of MH-CET is said to be easy as that compared to most standards. Direct questions based on equations and reactions are bound to come, and having them imprinted in your mind will assist you save a lot of time during the exam. It is a good idea if you keep a handbook that comprises all the formulae and equations during preparation. Make sure to note down a new formula in this book whenever you come across one and also to revise all the formulas at end of each day.

At the time of your preparation, divide the available time evenly among all subjects. All the subjects will have roughly the same weight-age in relation to qualifying marks. Biology needs a lot of revision as even minor facts from any corner of the syllabus can be asked. As the syllabus is vast, it is good thought if aspirants commence to prepare for Biology at least 5-6 months prior the date of exam.

Research has found that most of the students face problems dealing with Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) even if they have prepared properly. Practice in solving MCQs can prove to be a great assistance in this cause. Solving MCQs from the different practice books available in the market can be a wise decision.

Don’t forget to solve the previous year’s papers as well as sample papers for MH-CET 2019. It would give you a rough idea of how the paper can be. Timing your examination sessions to 3 hours and simulating exam day conditions can also prove to be the best exercise while preparing for the exam.

MH-CET Mathematics exam has been seen to be lengthy most of the time. So it is necessary that you enhance your speed-solving skills. Solve as many questions as possible prior to the exam, and ensure to progressively raise your speed by making note of timing used to solve each problem.

Always know that it’s the best practice to routinely take breaks from preparation as this will assist in releasing all that accumulated tension as well as stress. This quality might prove to be very useful when the exam day comes.