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EQ Testing in Delhi – Discover Your Emotional Intelligence

Get professional EQ testing in Delhi to evaluate and enhance your emotional intelligence. Expert-led assessments for personal growth, better relationships, and career success. Book your test now!

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Achieve Your UPSC Goals: Join the Finest IAS Academy in Delhi

Introduction

In the pursuit of becoming a civil servant through the prestigious Civil Services Examination (CSE), choosing the right IAS academy is paramount. Delhi, being a hub for IAS coaching, hosts numerous institutes with varying teaching methodologies.

Among them, Shankar IAS Academy, the top IAS Academy in Delhi, distinguishes itself not only through its experienced faculty and successful track record but also through its unique teaching methodologies.

Personalized Learning Approach

One hallmark of the leading IAS academy is its commitment to a personalized learning approach. Recognizing the diverse backgrounds and learning styles of aspirants, the academy tailors its coaching to cater to individual needs. This ensures that each student receives customized guidance, helping them grasp complex concepts and topics more effectively.

The faculty at the IAS academy Delhi employs a mentorship model, where students are assigned mentors who provide one-on-one guidance. This personalized attention fosters a strong student-teacher relationship, allowing mentors to understand the specific strengths and weaknesses of each aspirant. As a result, students receive targeted support, enabling them to navigate the challenging CSE syllabus with confidence.

Innovative Pedagogical Techniques

The best IAS academy Delhi stands out for its innovative pedagogical techniques that go beyond traditional classroom lectures. Recognizing the importance of interactive and engaging learning, the academy incorporates modern teaching methods such as case studies, group discussions, and simulations.

One notable approach is the use of case studies drawn from real-life scenarios, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations. This not only enhances their analytical skills but also prepares them for the dynamic challenges they may face as future civil servants. Group discussions facilitate collaborative learning, allowing aspirants to exchange ideas, perspectives, and insights, thereby broadening their understanding of diverse subjects.

Simulations, another integral part of the teaching methodology, simulate the examination environment. Mock tests and practice exams are conducted regularly, helping students develop time management skills and experience exam-like conditions. This not only boosts their confidence but also provides a realistic preview of the actual CSE.

Technology Integration

Keeping pace with the digital era, the best IAS Academy in Delhi integrates technology seamlessly into its teaching methodologies. The use of online platforms, e-learning modules, and multimedia resources enhances the learning experience, making education more accessible and dynamic for aspirants.

Virtual classrooms and online lectures enable students to access study materials and attend classes from the comfort of their homes. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for those who may face geographical constraints but aspire to join the best IAS academy Delhi. Additionally, interactive quizzes, webinars, and online forums foster a sense of community among aspirants, facilitating collaborative learning and knowledge exchange.

Current Affairs Integration

Staying updated with current affairs is a crucial aspect of the CSE preparation. The top IAS Academy Delhi recognizes this and integrates current affairs seamlessly into its teaching methodologies. Daily or weekly discussions on relevant news, analysis of contemporary issues, and incorporation of recent developments into the curriculum ensure that aspirants are well-prepared for the dynamic nature of the examination.

The academy adopts a multidimensional approach to current affairs, linking them to various subjects in the syllabus. This not only aids in better retention but also helps aspirants develop a holistic understanding of the interconnectedness of different topics. By staying abreast of current affairs, students are better equipped to tackle questions related to contemporary issues in the CSE.

Regular Feedback and Assessment

A distinctive feature of the teaching methodologies at the top IAS Academy is the emphasis on continuous assessment and feedback. Regular evaluations, quizzes, and assignments serve as checkpoints to gauge the progress of aspirants. The academy's faculty provides constructive feedback, pinpointing areas that require improvement and offering guidance on refining study strategies.

The inclusion of feedback loops creates a dynamic learning environment where students can adapt and enhance their approach based on real-time inputs. This iterative process ensures that aspirants are on the right track throughout their preparation journey. Moreover, the academy conducts detailed performance analyses after mock exams, helping students identify their strengths and weaknesses to refine their exam strategy.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the top IAS Academy in Delhi distinguishes itself through a combination of personalized learning, innovative pedagogical techniques, technology integration, current affairs focus, and regular feedback mechanisms. Aspirants seeking success in the Civil Services Examination can benefit immensely from these unique teaching methodologies. 

By choosing Shankar IAS Academy that prioritizes individual growth, interactive learning, and technological advancements, candidates can embark on a transformative journey toward realizing their dream of becoming civil servants.

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How to Successfully Hire a Highly Trained Support Staff?

There are few things worse than providing terrible customer support. A badly trained support staff will not only tarnish your reputation but also leave you at a disadvantage as negative experiences spread like wildfire via word-of-mouth and social media channels.

That’s why hiring a well-qualified and highly trained support staff is paramount to growing your business and building a strong online reputation. Here’s how you can successfully hire the right people to join your support staff -

1. Look for emotional intelligence

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) isn’t simply a buzzword but a requirement for effective support staff. The support staff is always under a lot of pressure to get things done and satisfy everybody. High-pressure environments with a lot of stress cause an employee to lash out or come across as apathetic, which can easily do more harm than good to your business.

No matter the situation, the support staff must remain calm, composed and compassionate at all times and provide excellent service, which is only possible if their EQ is high.

2. Test the communication skills

The best support staff consists of excellent communicators as their job is very people-centric. Effective communication skills -- both spoken and written -- are vital for resolving problems, keeping customers satisfied, establishing trust and building long-term loyalty. Additionally, if you’re servicing global clients, your support staff must be skilled in communicating in the local languages too.

3. Check whether they are team players

Providing continuous and high-quality support requires effective and efficient teamwork. It’s isn’t a single person’s job. Team players are professionals capable of building a fast and strong rapport with their team members. They’re quite comfortable collaborating and communicating frequently to get the job done as their main priority is to provide effective solutions in the quickest possible manner.

4. Go beyond the resumes

Finding the right talent often requires you to look beyond the resumes and probe further into the candidate’s work experience, domain knowledge, attitude, mindset and problem-solving abilities.

Look for someone who’s willing to go the extra mile to solve problems and provide service that exceeds all expectations. Understand their approach to tackling problems and gauge whether their methods, views, values and opinions resonate with what your company stands for.

5. Work with a recruitment partner

While recruiting support staff, it’s important to hire only the best of the best. A shoddy recruit can cost you a lot of business and also badly impact your reputation -- a mistake you cannot afford to make.

Working with a recruitment partner like International Manpower Resources can help you make the right hiring decisions and avoid bad hires. Recruitment firms are in the business of finding and hiring top talent. As a result, they have built vast networks and huge talent pools over the years to find the right candidates for their clients. If you’re short on time, resources and have your business to grow, you can consider working with a recruitment partner who will handle all your recruiting needs and find the best people for your business.

Finding the right support staff that will deliver truly outstanding service isn’t an easy task. Follow these tips to successfully hire a highly trained support staff. Also, consider working with an established recruiting firm like International Manpower Resources Private Limited, New Delhi, India with several high-profile clients and decades of experience in recruitment. Get in touch right away to discover how we can take care of your hiring needs.

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AirPods Pro: True silence becomes most beautiful sound

AirPods Pro: True silence becomes most beautiful sound

New Delhi, Nov 16 (IANS) Wireless Bluetooth earphones have come a long way but sound quality and surrounding noise have kept audiophiles a bit wary of those to date.

Not anymore.

Apple has introduced significant improvements in newly-launched AirPods Pro where active noise cancellation and immersive sound technologies will turn serious listeners back to the world of true wireless audio experience.

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MANUSCRIPT INFORMATON REPORT

I. AUTHOR INFORMATION

Full Name of the author(s) [Surname first] GOYAL ARUNESH

Affiliation (as it should appear on the title pg.) 

Topper, B.Sc. (H) Mathematics, Kirorimal College, North Campus, University of Delhi, DELHI – 110 007 (India) 

MCA (1990), Dept of Computer Sc., Arts Faculty Bldg., University of Delhi, DELHI – 110 007 

Formerly, Computer Analyst/Consultant, St. Stephens Hospital, Tis Hzari, DELHI – 110 054 

Affiliated to the Third Eye Foundation of India (Regd.), C/o Shri Siddheshwar Ashram, V. & P.O. Bhigaan, Dist. Sonepat, HARYANA – 131 033 (INDIA)

Office Address 

Y-7/6 [y-7 flat 6 ii floor), Naveen Shahdara, near “Durga” sweets, DELHI 110032 (INDIA) P: +918527703136          

E: aruneshtheauthor@gmail.com

Residence Address 

Y-7/6 [y-7 flat 6 TOP floor], Naveen Shahdara, near “Durga” sweets, DELHI 110032 (INDIA) P: +918527712504

Academic Qualifications & names of universities Degree {starting with highest}     

MCA   B.Sc. (H) Mathematics  A.I.S.S.C.E. University  

    Univ.  of DELHI                          Sardar Patel Vidyalaya                                                                                           Lodi Est., N D                                                                                                           (under CBSE)  

Year 1990    1987                             1984

Teaching Exp. 

Mathematics & Gen. Ethics

Prof. Exp. (e.g. Industry) 

Programmer Analyst/Consultant for St. Stephens Hospital, Tis Hzari, DELHI 

(11 yrs tenure 1992 – 2002)

Major Awards/recognitions: 

Merit Certificate for outstanding performance in std. X Awarded by Shri Amitabh Bachchan for excellence during graduation (1986) 

Securing 100% marks in one of the final year graduation papers viz. Mechanics Awarded Post Graduate Scholarship

Membership of Associations/Societies: 

Vice-President of the Mathematics Society (KMC) during the calendar year 1986-87 

Ex-membership (GOLD card) of the British Council Div. Lib., 17, K G marg, New Delhi 110001 for ten yrs from 2007 till march 2017 

Greatly vouchsafe my spiritual Guru Shri Siddheshwar Baba founder member of Third Eye Foundation of India (Regd.), V. & P.O. Bhigaan, Sonepat, Haryana 131 033 (INDIA), formerly Sh. B.S. Goel, Ph.D., M.A. (Pol. Sc.) best known for his pioneering work – “Third Eye and Kundalini” translated into Hindi and many foreign languages as well inc. German, Spanish, French and Russian.

Books Published (in order of Title, Pub., year): _________________________________________________ 

Title                            Publisher                      Year _________________________________________________ 

1 Systems Analysis      PHI Learning                2011   

And Design                    Pvt. Ltd. 

2 The C Programming Narosa Publishing         2008    

Language                      House Pvt. Ltd. _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

II. MANUSCRIPT DETAILS Title:  HUMAN VALUES & ETHICS, any Takers! 

Completion Date: 22-OCT-2012 No. Of Pages Text: 236 Preliminaries (inc. TOC): 20 No. Of Diagrams (Full or Half Page): Nil 

No. of Photographs (Full or Half Page): Nil Software Used For: 

1. Text: MS-Word 

2. Eq./Math. Exp./Chemical Reactions: N.A. 

3. Diagrams: N.A. .                    

Subject of the book                                                          

The subject matter of the book deals with ethics and                                 

human  values which are universal in nature. Indeed, in this                              era of degrading moral values and ethics, the book                              

attempts to highlight good and positive human values as                              

well as noble ethical & moral values of life.   

                 The book tries to foster the five basic human values of Truth, Righteous Conduct, Peace, Love & Non-violence by means of short stories, famous quotations and the like. It keeps in mind the spiritual, intellectual, mental, psychic and physical aspects in this context. Each lesson begins with a teaching objective and ends with model questions including personality tests and a practical exercise. 

Throughout, the accent is on quality rather than quantity. Also, there is a basic realization that change in values/character must begin somewhere. Moreover, rather than changing others, each individual should first reform himself/herself, as the case may be. Ideally though, human values are easier to inculcate at a young age. 

Moreover, the book degrades the five basic negative emotions of lust, anger, greed, attachment and ego/pride which must be reoriented and maintained well in balance. In this context, it relies heavily on the Gita, which it considers to be a universal psychic book rather than a religious treatise associated with Hinduism.

  III. COMPETITION Analysis of Chief Competing texts (latest ed. only): _________________________________________________ 

Title/Author                                      Pub.       Yr.     Price ________________________________________________ 

1 RR Gaur, R Sangal, GP Bagaria                  

A Foundation Course in Human     Excel     2009  Rs.175          

Values and Professional Ethics        Books                                                                 N Delhi                                 

2 RR Gaur, R Sangal, GP Bagaria                

 Teacher’s Manual for                        -do-    -do-          Rs.60           

A Foundation Course in Human                                

Values and Professional Ethics                                                         

3 ML Dewan, AK Hosdurg, P Nayak                         

The Human Values                         Concept   2009  Rs.500                                                                                           Pub. Co.                                                                                                                   N Delhi                               _________________________________     ____________________                                                                                           

How would your book have an Edge over other leading/established texts? 

Books on Human Values and Ethics are hard to find. At the moment, there are not many established texts with books beginning to be written on the subject only recently. Indeed, the subject area is so vast and profound that it is well nigh difficult to cover it completely. Another pitfall of the current texts is that they are either written on Human Values or on Ethics but not on both. Even if one or two texts are available, they tend to neglect one area at the expense of other. The proposed book makes a sincere, honest and welcome effort towards this end by trying to cover the broad subject matter to the maximum extent possible.

 It brings forth the fact that Human Values and Ethics are interrelated. In fact, Ethics are based on Human Values rather than anything else. 

Another feature is its universality. Be it a youngster or an adult, an Indian or a foreigner, a Hindu or a non-Hindu, it has something in it for each one of them, call it universal appeal if you like!                                                                                                                                      

Are Worked Out Examples/Problems with solutions included in each chapter?    ………. NO Worked out Examples/Problems with solutions, it was felt, would obstruct the smooth and natural flow of the text and thus, hinder the learning process itself!                                                                                                              Are Problems/Questions given at the end of each chapter (besides the above)? …………….. YES Model Questions, personality tests and practical exercises are given at the end of each subsection/lesson.

Which of the following supplementary material will be provided for use by students or teachers? 

Students’ CD                               N.A. 

Solution Manual for teachers       N.A.  

PowerPoint Slides                        N.A. 

No need for any supplementary material was felt. Most of the questions are subjective in nature and need just common sense as well as demand an easy  comprehension of the easy subject material included in each chapter. 

IV. MARKET INFORMATION Indicate the level of the book: Undergraduate         *   

Postgraduate            *  

Polytechnic               * 

Others                       * Note: The book cannot be confined to one level because of its universal nature.

Is the book to be used as a text? If so, for which specific course/paper is it designed? (Don’t give a generalized statement like: this book can be used for courses in MCA, MBA, B. Tech., M. Tech., and so on …….)

The subject matter o the book is universal in nature. It can also be used as a text by any university following a course in Human Values and/or Ethics.

If the book has special appeal outside India, indicate the countries, and if possible, specific universities/individuals who may be receptive to the book. - AS ABOVE –

V. PLEASE ATTACH 1. Your latest Bio-data. Please find one attached. 

2. Your Proposed book’s Table of Contents. Please find TOC attached. 

3. Two sample chapters. Please find the complete script attached.                           

Signature of the Author: A. Goyal                                                                 (ARUNESH GOYAL) Date: 27/06/2017    09:15 hrs I.S.T. 

Place: DELHI (Shahdara), India     Pin 110032  

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List of Top Medical and Agriculture Colleges Where You Can Shape a Better Future

MBBS is an undergraduate degree or first professional degree in the field of medical science. The goal of MBBS courses is to trend students in the field of medicine. On completion of MBBS, a person becomes eligible to prescribe medicines after diagnosing the diseases of patients. After obtaining the MBBS degree, a person can add the word ‘doctor’ in front of his name.

Students who wish to do MBBS, who have mastered the field of medicine, are known as Physicians. Physicians work to find out the cause of the disease. After this, they prescribe the treatment course or appropriate medicine to the patient. They are experts in examining the results of clinical tests. To become a doctor in the field of medicine, it is very important for anyone to adopt a responsible attitude to handle and manage other people’s feelings. They have high IQ and EQ. It is important for doctors to be polite and patient while treating patients.

If we talk about Agriculture, the career in Agriculture is immense. In India where Agriculture is backbone of economy there is plenty of opportunity in Agriculture. Popular courses in Agriculture are:

·        Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, duration is four years

·        Master of Science in Agriculture, duration is two years.

Students are prepared for a variety of careers through agriculture courses, including animal husbandry, farming, agricultural science or horticulture management. Agriculture courses include diploma, bachelors and post-graduate degrees. In these courses, students learn the basics of agriculture and horticulture as well as teach ‘how to run the business of agriculture’ etc.

NAMCH Muzaffarpur (Nitishwar Ayurved Medical College and Hospital) is top college of Bihar offering Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS). And Kisan Degree College Simbhaoli offering Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. Both colleges are popular for state-of- the-art infrastructure. Both colleges accommodate well-equipped laboratories, dissection hall, demonstration hall, herbal garden and a library with a reading hall facility. NAMCH Muzaffarpur is recognized by the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), New Delhi. It is one of the well-known colleges in the State of Bihar providing all the necessary infrastructural facilities as specified by the CCIM. It is joined with Baba Sahed Bhim Rao Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur. The faculty of the college consists of carefully selected senior teachers with strong research orientation. The college has separate hostels for girls and boys. It is therefore no wonder that the College attracts students from all the parts of India.

If we talk about Kisan Degree College Simbhaoli the college not only offers Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture but also the college offers B.Sc. (Maths), B.Sc. (Bio), B.A., B.Sc. (Botany), M.Sc. (Chemistry) and M.Sc.(Ag.) Agronomy and also Ph.D. in different disciplines.

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Foundation Courses: A way to Success | Bansal Classes

Most of the students or parents think that competitive exams are conducted only for Class 12th students but that’s not the fact. Even for Class 10 students, there are a number of competitive exams cum scholarship programme. These competitive exams are conducted to check a student’s mental ability and intelligent quotient and grant a scholarship to those who crack the exam. So to take an, every student and his parents must get aware of such competitive exams, since awareness is the first step towards preparation.

What are Foundation Courses?

Foundation courses in Dehradun offers a range of proven and practical benefits, if any student wishes to make a career in any of the field such as Engineering, Medicine, Law, Commerce, and wants to pursue any of the above course through foreign Universities etc. The programme is about too never miss. The program is ideal for all those students who want to score a higher percentage in their School Examinations.

In this article, we bring you a list of foundation courses in Dehradun for school children. This should be considered at a high point for students of class 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th, if they wish to get success in their career with a certain kind of subject or field. To make it simpler, here’s a quick look at the list of competitive exams.

1.      National Talent Search Examination or NTSE

A national level examination cum scholarship program, it is one of most prestigious competitive exams for school students. NTSE’s sole purpose is to identify students who have high academic talent and exceptional intellectual ability. It follows the NCERT prescribed syllabus covering Science, Maths, Social Science and Mental Ability. The students who qualify this two-tier exam receive cash scholarship for the complete academic year. The examination will consist of Mental Ability Test(MAT) and Scholastic Ability Test(SAT)

Subjects: Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Mental Ability and General Awareness

Medium of examination: English and Hindi

Conducting Body: National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)

2.      National Level Science Talent Search Exam or NSTSE

NSTSE is a diagnostic test identifies talented students from classes II to XII and helps them improve their overall learning ability and educational performance. They include interesting questions that require thinking, not simply recalling as per the traditional techniques and breaks the trend of rote-learning. NSTSE provides a detailed skill-wise feedback, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of students so that immediate action can be taken to correct the aberration and pave a path for improvement.

Subjects: Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General Questions

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Unified Council

3.      Indian National Olympiad (INO)

Financially supported by the Government of India, this programme aims at promoting excellence in science and mathematics among students at school level. Olympiads involve a five-stage procedure. The first stage for each subject is organized by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) in collaboration with teacher associations in other subjects. All the remaining stages are organized by Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE).

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Jointly conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT)

4.      Science Olympiad Foundation

This non-profit organization based in New Delhi was established to promote science, mathematics, introductory computer education and English language skills amongst school children in India. The foundation conducts separate exams for subjects like Computer (National Cyber Olympiad), Maths (International Maths Olympiad), Science (National Science Olympiad) and English (International English Olympiad).

Subjects: Science, Mathematics, Computer Education, English, Sports and Professional Courses

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Science Olympiad Foundation

5.      GeoGenius

Today, among most of the students, Science and Maths have become the subjects of interest, making them unaware of the geographical facts about the world. Thus to cultivate the understanding of Geography among the school students, GeoGenius was established.  Students from Class II to XII are eligible for these exams. This test is conducted in two phases. In Phase I, children participate in their respective schools throughout the country and then  on the basis of cut-off, students are selected for Phase-II where they are invited to the National Finals.

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: GeoGenius

6.      Silverzone Olympiads

This Olympiad aims to promote competitive awareness of academics in school students in India and abroad. Conducted for classes I to XII in various subjects, the test aims to develop creative thinking and enhance the problem-solving ability among students.

Subjects: Computer, Mathematics, Science and English Language

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Silverzone Foundation

7.      National Interactive Maths Olympiad (NIMO)

This national-level test is conducted with a vision to remove the fear of maths from students’ mind, by introducing interactive activities like interactive olympiad, workshops and seminars. Thus, NIMO works for a sole purpose to improve the mathematical skills and mental ability of school students.

Subjects: Math

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Eduheal Foundation

8.      Assessment of Scholastic Skills Through Educational Testing (ASSET)

ASSET, meant for the students of classes III-X,  uses multiple-choice questions to focus on measuring how well skills and concepts underlying the school syllabus have been understood by the students thus breaking the concept of rote learning. The test is mainly based on the CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, and major state boards’ curriculum.

Subjects: English, Mathematics and Science (Social Studies and Hindi are optional)

Medium of examination: English

Conducting Body: Educational Initiatives Pvt. Ltd.

9.      International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO)

International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) is a competition in science for students who are fifteen years or younger on 31st December of the competition year. IJSO aims to promote interest in science among school students, exposing them to problem solving, critical thinking and experimentation. Over the years IJSO aims to positively impact science and mathematics education at school level.

IJSO is held in the first week of December of every year, in different countries. Currently around 50 member countries participate every year.

The academic competitions of the IJSO includes challenging tests in topics of science, both as theory questions and practical tasks. The tests are designed to address students' understanding of concepts, and their ability to apply concepts to the situations described in the tests.

An important aim of the Olympiads is for young people to experience different cultures and to bring about interactions between students from across the world. The Olympiads thus have a potential to promote global peace and understanding.

The IJSO statutes state that no country may have its delegation excluded from participation on political grounds, lack of diplomatic relations, lack of recognition by the government of the organizing country, imposed embargoes, or other similar reasons. It is expected that the team representing the country has been selected after some form of national effort. Participation in the IJSO either by a host country, a delegation or an observer, signifies acceptance of the statutes governing the IJSO.

Why should Join any Foundation Course?

Foundation courses are an increasingly popular way to attain the right level of qualifications and skills they need to succeed. They are specifically designed to a lay strong foundation & helps students to develop a solid foundation for competitive examinations like JEE, SAT, BITSAT, VITEEE etc. These courses are typically available as an intensive two or three-term programme of academic subjects and study skills that eventually ensure excellence in school exam also. The academically stimulating environment, small batches and one to one interaction with the teacher ensure that even smallest of doubts is cleared. More importantly, institute train students to think analytically that gives a systematic approach to problem solving, a must for JEE. This course doesn't clash with their preparation for the 12th Board exams rather it compliments it and that is the reason why most of students to do well both in JEE and in their 12th Board exams. This course also gives an edge at National Olympiads in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and to come out with flying colors.

Foundation courses are effectively helping students for clearing their basic concept and develop the logical reasoning. It helps in preparation of competitive exams like Olympiad, NTSE, and MTSE. This impacts on preparing a solid foundation for developing high level IQ, EQ.

If you are eager to join Foundation Courses in Dehradun, then visit www.bansalclassesddn.in or call us @ 8881-121-121. We at Bansal Classes provide coaching for IIT-JEE, NEET/AIIMS in Dehradun. For more details and enquiries please visit our website.

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Future Electric Vehicles showcased at 2018 Auto Expo for indian market

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Future Electric Vehicles showcased at 2018 Auto Expo for indian market

Following is the list of the top 12 electric vehicles showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo.

Electric Vehicles are being posed as the green alternative to the fossil fuel counterpart. The Indian government has been aggressively pushing their schemes in order to achieve the all-electric goal of 2030. The government even passed a tender to procure 10,000 electric vehicles which were bagged by Mahindra and Tata. The initial batch of the aforementioned tender has been delivered in the form of e-Verito and Tigor electric sedans. While these instances prove healthy for our environment, the shift to electric comes with its fair share of potholes and speed breakers. One such instance is the government taking a step back in introducing electric vehicle policy claiming there’s no requirement for one. As we head to our greener future, following are the best of electric vehicles and concepts showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo. Read along.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Mercedes EQ Concept

The Mercedes EQ concept debuted at the Frankfurt Motor Show last year. Holding the centre stage at the Mercedes pavilion, the EQ concept features aesthetically appealing exteriors with several futuristic inputs. The distinguishing feature on the outside is the front black grille that encapsulates the entire front including the headlights and the backlit Mercedes logo. While electric cars are infamous for being slow, this one’s no slouch as Mercedes claims a total power output of around 400 bhp and a promising driving range of around 500 km on a single charge. Powering the motors is a lithium-ion battery pack that resides between the axles. The battery pack was designed by the company itself. Despite the extra weight from the battery, the powerful motors push the EQ concept from standstill to 100 kph in under 5 seconds.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Tata RaceMo Electric

Tata debuted the RacMo sports car at the Geneva Motor Show last year. This year at the 2018 Auto Expo the company showcased an all-electric version of the same. The electric RaceMo has been named “RaceMo +-“. The RaceMo +- is powered by an electric motor that churns out 200 bhp of maximum power. The lithium-ion battery pack that resides in the RaceMo +- allows the car to travel for 350 km on a single charge. The two-seater sports car is otherwise powered by a 1.2-litre engine placed behind the seats, in the middle of the car. The under 4-meter sports car boasts a power output of 186 bhp of power and 210 Nm of torque. The engine comes mated to a 6-speed AMT transmission with paddle shifters. While the 0-100 kph sprint number of the electric RaceMo is unknown, its petrol-powered counterpart does the same in under 6 seconds. The RaceMo platform is built on a special body that has Tata’s MOFlex multi-material sandwich structure. Tata officials claim that this new structure allows for a ‘structural technology that enables greater freedom in surface design, efficient large-scale part integration leading to modularity and faster time to market’.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Hyundai Ioniq

The Hyundai Ioniq is a niche product specifically targeted at developed markets like the USA and Europe. In the international market, the Ioniq competes with the likes of Toyota Prius. Available to order in three guises, Petrol, Petrol plus electric hybrid and electric, the Ioniq is sure a very versatile car. The Ioniq EV showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo has not been confirmed for the Indian market rather the company is evaluating it for the nation. Powering the Ioniq EV is an electric motor that makes 118 bhp of max power and 295 Nm of max torque. The powerful motor is capable of pushing the electric sedan from standstill to 100 kph in 10.2 seconds and to a top speed of 165 kph. The lithium-ion battery pack holds enough charge for the Ioniq EV to be driven to around 280 km on a single charge. If Hyundai actually launches the Ioniq EV, we expect the company to take the CKD route and assemble the electric vehicle in India.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Renault Trezor Concept EV

The Renault Trezor Concept was initially showcased at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. Besides showcasing the future design language of the automaker, the concept boasts of its electric prowess. The sleek design of the electric grand tourer features a carbon fibre body with red glazing to provide a contrasting sporty theme. The electric grand tourer borrows its powertrain from the Formula E car. The electric motor combined produce a maximum power output of 348 bhp and 380 Nm of max torque. The motors power the rear wheel and those alone propel the EV from standstill to 100 kph in less than 4 seconds. This being an EV targetted at being sporty rather than daily commute, Renault officials have not shared the range it holds in a single charge. The engineers at Renault have fitted the concept with two air-cooled battery packs both of which are evenly divided on each axle for optimum weight distribution. Do not expect this concept to go into production in India anytime soon or rather at all.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – BMW i3s

The BMW “i” lineup marks the electric vehicles sold by the company. While BMW launched the i series with the i8 hybrid sports car, the i3 is the all-electric premium compact hatchback the world yearns for. The i3 is the highest selling car in its segment and is widely accepted for its compact dimensions, green mobility and futuristic features. For BMW is associated with creating sport focussed vehicles, its customers were demanding for a more powerful version of the i3 as well. The updated i3s was showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo that boasts a power output of 181 bhp and 269 Nm of max torque. The updates in the drivetrain include a modified motor control and specific taper roller bearings, which amount to the increase in power and optimize power delivery and performance curve at higher rpm. At max power output, the BMW i3s represents an improvement of up to 20 percent over the normal i3. The BMW i3s is expected to be launched in India but with few takers, the company might just choose to bring it in as CBU.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Suzuki e-Survivor

The best of the lot award goes to the Suzuki e-Survivor concept. Initially showcased at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show, the electric concept revolves around the use of electric vehicles for off-road runs. Overtime Suzuki has delivered various successful compact off-roaders like the Jimny and the Vitara. The e-Survivor concept features four in-wheel electric motors for perfect torque vectoring. The two-seater concept showcases the future design language of upcoming Suzuki compact off-roaders. The front fascia, in fact, looks right out of the Jimny book of design with its circular LED headlights and illuminated front grille. The electric concept features electrically retractable running boards amongst other futuristic features. The short overhang over the front and the back is sure to give the e-Survivor prowess over any terrain you wish to conquer with it.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Uniti Electric Car

Hidden in a corner of the Hall 1 A was the Uniti Electric Car Concept. Uniti is a Swedish automaker that has tied up with Bird Automotive to produce the tiny electric car in India. Uniti will be the technology leader in this project while Bird Automotive is said to handle the rest. The bookings for the two-seaters electric car have already begun with the deliveries starting in the year 2020. The company is also expected to launch a 5 seater version by 2020. No comments from the officials about the manufacturing, assembly of the electric cars in India as the plans are yet to be finalised.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Emflux One

The fastest electric vehicle on display at the 2018 Auto Expo has to be the Emflux one. The Bengaluru based startup Emflux Motors unveiled their first product concept at the expo, promising production-ready electric bike to hit the market in less than 18 months. The co-founder Mr Varun Mittal commented that the Emflux One is 70 percent production ready and that they are testing the bike extensively with the company’s main focus being safety and connectivity. The electric bike boasts of its powerful motors that propel the bike from 0-100 kmph in under 3 seconds while hitting a top speed of 200 kmph. The powerful lithium-ion battery pack also allows the rider to go up to 200 km on a single charge. The Emflux One employs lithium-ion batteries from Samsung coupled with a 60W motor that drives the rear wheel. With only 199 bikes to be ever made, the Emflux One might be sold out within minutes if not seconds. The electric bike is reported to go on sale starting April 2019 and will sport a price of around INR 6 lakh. The top-spec version of the electric bike will sport Ohlins suspensions, brakes by Brembo and single-sided swingarm. An option of carbon fibre bodywork will also be available to its customers.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – UM Renegade Thor

The American two-wheeler manufacturer United Motors a.k.a. UM released their first electric bike for India at the 2018 Auto Expo. Named Renegade Thor, the electric bike will go on sale in the year 2020 with prices starting from INR 4.9 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. The Thor will offer its customers three options to choose from, the only difference being the size of the battery pack. The low range 7.6 kWh battery pack will allow its rider a range of up to 80 km, a mid-range 15 kWh battery pack will offer a range of 149 km while the top end variant will host a 27 kWh battery pack that will hold a range of up to 270 km. The UM Renegade Thor boasts a top speed of 185 kmph.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Menza Lucat

The Ahmedabad based tech startup, Menza Motors launched their first electric bike in India called the Menza Lucat at the 2018 Auto Expo. The Menza Lucat is priced at INR 2.8 lakh and that marks just the starting of the range. The Lucat is a highly customisable product with the owners getting to choose the body type, seat height and even the footpeg position according to their individual choice. The Lucat is also offered with carbon fibre bodywork but only as an optional extra. Powering the Lucat is an 18 kW motor that gives the electric bike a top speed of up to 120 kmph. Since the bike is electric, there’s no transmission and the power is fed directly to the rear wheel. The Lucat offers its customers a LED headlight along with a large, tablet type, touchscreen instrument panel with added connectivity and functionality. The Lucat is available to pre-order at Paytm Mall app for a sum of INR 10,000. The Lucat houses a 72V lithium-ion battery pack that gives it a range of 100 km in the city and up to 150 km out on the highway.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – Twenty Two Flow

Twenty-Two Motors is another Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturing company that made its debut at the 2018 Auto Expo. Their first product, the Flow electric scooter is priced at INR 74,740 ex-showroom. The Flow encapsulates a DC motor powered by a lithium-ion battery pack which can be fully charged in just 5 hours using a normal socket. The battery pack offers a range of about 80 km on a single charge while offering a top speed of 60 kmph. The Flow features a futuristic fully digital instrument cluster and the company boasts about its various connectivity options, some of which, include tracking of the whereabouts of the scooter. The practicality part of the scooter offers plenty of under seat storage with enough space for two helmets. Other features offered on the electric scooter include reverse mode, cruise control, drag mode that enables the user to walk alongside the scooter in case of a puncture. The scooter boasts of an SOS function as well that enables the user to send out information automatically in case of an emergency. The Flow electric scooter will go on sale starting mid-2018.

Electric Vehicles @ 2018 Auto Expo – TVS Creon

TVS presented the best looking futuristic electric sports scooter called the Creon concept. TVS officials claim a sprint to 100 kmph in just 5.1 seconds and boast a range of 80 km on a single charge. The Creon concept features sharp design language with the vertical LED bar for the headlight. The sports scooter looks like a scooter from the front but like a mini sports bike from the rear. The Creon is powered by three lithium-ion batteries which together are capable of delivering 12 kW of instantaneous power. Since the Creon is simply a concept, we wouldn’t get our hopes high of this making its way to the market yet. If TVS actually takes the electric scooter to production, it will require at least two years before it’s launched

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