Vol.

- 5, Issue XVII, October-December 2009

Pure, we must be. Sincere, We must become.

Shubhra Saxena, an alumnus of IIT Roorkee tops the Civil Service Examination 2008.

The Quarterly in-house publication of Resonance

The new identification number

will prove

a lot useful to

every countryman.
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Unique Identity Card Govt. of India

Nandan Nilekani
Name: xabc

987654321*.
UID No. XXXXXXXXXX Chairman UID

Nandan Nilekani
B. Tech IIT Bombay Resonating The of Education
 Think Differently

In a major departure from the tight government control human resource ministry sought to
exercise, especially over institutions of higher education, the new HRD minister Kapil Sibal has
given indications to introduce far reaching reforms to ease and expand access to learning. These
include changing the rules and regulations for setting up primary and secondary schools to
facilitate growth, amending the 10+2 board examination system, permitting foreign universities
to set up shop in India and allow the premiere Indian institutions to open branches abroad. He is
keen to end the trauma of school admissions and board exams for students and parents. He has
given a nod to a nine point grading scale with A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, E1 and E2 for the present
batch of class 10 studying in the session 2009-10. The class 10 board exams under CBSE will be
made optional from the academic year 2010-2011.
For Nandan Nilekani, India's first UID chairman who will provide Indians with a unique number
that will pop up on their passports, ration cards and PAN cards, singular yet universal, moving to
govt. is like moving to a start-up. At Infosys, he had all the systems in place, whereas everything is
to be rebuilt here. He has to do many things which he would have delegated in Infosys. However,
he believes that the new task is for a purposeful existence as he would be spending rest of his
working life doing something useful, other wise it could quickly dissipate.
Shubhra Saxena, a software engineer and an alumnus of IIT-Roorkee quitted her well paid IT job
out of her urge to serve the rural population and proved her determination to reach them with
required help by capturing the first rank in the civil service exam 2008.
Tushar Raheja, a B.Tech from IIT-Delhi took just three months to write his debut novel “Any thing
for you ma'am” which went flying off the shelves, is reflective of his versatility to successfully
experiment with writing.
Mr. Ray Mehra, in the capacity of the chairman of the seventh Pan-IIT global conference which is
being held in Chicago will be instrumental in propagating a five point action plan to make India
the global hub for knowledge creation and talent development. Ray has also been an active
member of the IIT-Roorkee alumni association.
This 6 September 2009 witnessed a sterling example of gratitude by pupils of an 83 year old
teacher, Sobalapuram Venkatraman, who was presented a house by them which they got
constructed on a budget of Rupees 10 lacs from their contributions for their guru in Namakkal
district of western Tamilnadu.
A guru sows seeds of good values in his pupils.

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 Wo rd s Wo r t h
We live in a society exquisitely
dependent on science and technology,
in which hardly anyone knows
a n y th in g about science a nd
technology.
Carl sagan
-American astronomer, astrochemist, author & astrophysics.

Education is the one cure-all for insecurity.

Hugh Jackman
- Australian actor and producer who is involved in film, TV & theater.

Man has made many machines,

complex and cunning, but which of
them indeed rivals the workings of his
heart?
Pablo Casals
-ardent supporter of the Spanish Republican government

You never really learn much

from hearing yourself talk.
George Clooney
-American actor, director, producer and screenwriter

Q u o t e s wise

Courtesy- Readers Digest

 A
message
of hope

The human mind is a brilliant instrument. It can soar high to the subtlest peaks of knowledge; it can ring with its endless ingenuity, the machinery
through which scientific theories can be actualized into a solid contribution to society and the people. We have witnessed this at Resonance.

With the stupendous success of attaining All India Rank 9 by Anvit Singh Tanwar, Resonance recorded a total of 1621 selections. From the
inception in the year 2001, Resonance has produced a tremendous number of human capital, that is a total of 5276 students (3345 from Year long
Classroom Contact Programme and 1931 from Distance Learning Programme), for The Indian Institutes of Technology. With the vision of
excellence in career education, Resonance aims at relentless growth in terms of producing maximum and dynamic human resource for the
'Techie India'. The teaching methodology adopted at Resonance plants in the students from the very beginning the seeds of 'concept
understanding' as it is a pre-requisite for cracking IIT-JEE. Daily Practice Problems (DPPs) and Sheets propel the student's morale as 'DPP' sums
up the entire session of the day and makes the student au fait of the class room sessions and 'Sheets' serve as the tool to enhance the skills of the
students from basic to advanced. To ensure success, I advise you to follow certain guidelines like, attending your classes regularly, writing your
class notes as much as possible, highlight important concepts/formula with RED INK Pen, doing your homework regularly, maintaining your
Class Notes, DPPs, Sheets and the test papers/ solutions systematically, writing down formula of each chapter on a separate page, keeping the
page of formula of one chapter of each subject in your pocket and reading it at least once in a day, analyzing wrongly attempted & not attempted
questions and writing your mistakes with RED INK pen and never hesitating to get your doubt clarified form your teachers.

The faculty, who themselves have gone under the rigors to JEE and have successfully cracked it, impart the students an up-to-date training and
sharpen their mental faculties.

Science has always been an integral part of evolution, right from the legendary Wright brothers to the latest invention of customized Robots to
attract tourists; science has contributed enormously to the human civilization. With the growing demand of more adept and skilled engineers,
Resonance is leaving no stone unturned to cope up with the burgeoning demand of innovative and multi skilled engineers.

Unlike run of the mill stuff, Resonance is always in the process of upgradation and strives to be at par with IIT-JEE standards. To generate the
best in terms of quality and quantity both, Resonance attempts to diversify. Apart from IIT-JEE and with the launch of BITSAT test series,
Resonance makes an effort to train the students for the other competitive exams which also open an equally good avenue.

Last but not least, we are in the process of excellence with continual practice and persistence to attain strategic performance. And I wish my
students all luck and may they be great engineers and provide the best to our nation.

R K Verma

B.Tech., IIT-Madras, 1994

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 COVER STORY

I
New Role for Nandan Nilekani
n the past 15 years, India's identity has undergone one of the biggest transformations
that any country has ever experienced. India, once synonymous to poverty, snake
charmers and the Taj Mahal, today rules the roost as on the street in the West today if some
one is stopped on the way and the name ‘ India’ is uttered, the words that come back at you are
"brainy," "software engineers,'' "call centers" and "the country most likely to take my job"!

One of the Indian engineer-

entrepreneurs most responsible
for creating the new reality that
has produced
this new
Indian image is
Nandan Nilekani.
 COVER STORY
S
eattle has Bill. Bangalore has
Nandan. He was one of the
founders and president, of
Infosys Technologies Ltd.,
based in Bangalore India's
Silicon Valley. Infosys, Wipro
and Tata Consultancy Services are the
Microsoft, IBM and Sun Microsystems of
India. What makes Nilekani unique? It can be
summarized to one phrase: great explainer.
Yes, he and N.R. Narayana Murthy, Infosys'
legendary chairman, have built a great global
company from scratch. But the reason
Nilekani, 54, is so sought out is that he has a
unique ability not simply to program software
but also to explain how that program fits into
the emerging trends in computing, how those
trends will transform the computing business
and how that transformation will affect global
politics and economics. It was his insight that
the global playing field was being "leveled"
by technology.
In this era of mounting complexity with more
people, systems and products entwined in a
bewildering web of global
networksexplaining is an enormously
valuable skill and Nilekani is blessed with
this inimitable power.
Nandan Nilekani was born in Bangalore. His
father Mohan Nilekani was a manager in
Minerva Mills. Nandan Nilekani had his
initial schooling in Bangalore. Due to his
father's transferable job Nandan moved to his
uncle's place at Dharwad at the age of 12. This
taught Nandan Nilekani to be independent. In
1973, at the age of 18, Nandan Nilekani got
admission in IIT-Bombay. The stint at IIT-
Bombay transformed Nandan Nilekani from
a small town boy to a confident mature man.
The lessons he learnt were-meritocracy; the
ability to work as part of a team; hard work;
and the importance of giving back to the
society-have stood him in good stead.
After graduating in electrical engineering
from IIT-Bombay in 1978, Nandan Nilekani
joined Patni Computers. Here he worked
under Narayan Murthy. Three years later in
1981, Nandan Nilekani along with Narayan
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Murthy and five other co-founders founded
Infosys. While Narayan Murthy stayed in
India, Nandan Nilekani shifted to the US to
take care of Infosys' interests there. He was
the company's marketing face.
In 1980s and 90s Nandan Nilekani and his
team worked hard to build Infosys. Today
Infosys' success story has become a legend
in India's corporate history. Today, Infosys
has an employee strength of 58,000, annual
revenue of $2 billion and $21 billion
capitalization.
Infosys is now looking to buy information
technology (IT) firms in Europe, South
America, Japan, West Asia and Australia
that earn $450-500 million a year in revenue
and cater to the healthcare and energy
sectors. Nilekani, who could have
conveniently been the possessor of his
selfish goals, kept his heart inspired and
ever afire with enthusiasm to live for a
nobler cause and meaningful strife for the
country.
With resolve sufficiently strong, desire
exclusive and faith complete, Nandan
Nilekani with his mind and senses, intellect
and reason, unflinchingly took the path of
righteousness and struggled to achieve
excellence in his every endeavor and today
he is all prepared to serve the nation with
modesty and magnanimity of the purpose.
Nandan Nilekani, one of the biggest brands
of corporate India will head the national
project for creating a database of citizens,
took over as the chairman of Unique
Identification Authority of India (UIADI)
on Thursday, July 23, 2009.
Nilekani will rig in as cabinet minister in his
new responsibility. He has been inducted
into the government by the Prime Minister
of India, Manmohan Singh to head the
Unique Identification Authority of India.
The man, who impressed everyone not only
by his scientific imagination and inventive
skill but by his pride and patriotism, while
bidding adieu to Infosys said, “I am
generally very articulate but this is not the
day or place where I can be articulate. I have
Nandan Nilekani
been wrapped up in Infosys for 28 years. My
only identity is Infosys. I will be going to lead
a programme to give identity to every Indian.
But today I am losing my own identity”.
The simple and deep-seated conviction in
Nilekani's mind that there is a unitary whole
which manifests as a manifold made the
software czar Bill Gates believe in him and
the new project when he expressed his
keenness on partnering with India's ambitious
project of issuing national identity cards to
one billion people, which he hailed as a "great
initiative”. According to Gates, Nilekani has
a "challenging task" on hand.
The necessity for a centrally issued ID is
accentuated by the growing problems of
illegal immigrants in various parts of the
country. The ID is expected to serve as a
unifying document to identify the citizens of
India.
The events of 26 November in Mumbai have
hastened the set up of the National Authority
for Unique Identity. The body was set up on
27 January 2009. The initial phase of the
project is expected to cover nine States and
four Union Territories. The UID will be
issued to people living in the coastal villages
of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka,
Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa
and West Bengal. The Union Territories of
Dadar and Nagar Haveli, Lakshadweep,
Puducherry and Andaman & Nicobar Islands
shall also be covered in this first phase
expected to deliver the identity cards by early
2010.
Issuance of identity cards to 1.2 billion,
certainly a Herculean task, will be
accomplished in a meticulously planned way.
The first set of unique identification numbers
will be issued to the citizens within 12-18
months. These numbers will not only provide
an identity to citizens but will also help them
in obtaining benefits of government scheme
and also undertake with ease other activities
like opening bank accounts and availing
electricity connection.
The objectives of the NAUID (MNIC)
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Project is to obviate need for multiple
documentary proof; facilitate easy
verification and easy availing of government
or private services; help welfare programmes
to reach intended beneficiaries and serve as
basis for e-governance services.
The ID will effectively serve numerous
purposes like the preparation of National
Population Register (NPR); preparation of
National Register of Indian Citizens (NRIC);
preparation of National Register of
Residency (NRR) for non-citizens; to provide
National Identity Number (NIN) to each
person; provision of Multi-purpose National
Identity Card (MNIC) to each citizen and also
Multi-purpose Residency Card to non-
citizens
Every individual citizen of the country is
expected to be provided with a UID by 2012.
The UID authority shall work closely with the
National Population Register proposed to be
created by the Home Ministry through the
Registrar General of the Census of India
concurrently with the census 2011 in
accordance with the provisions of the Indian
Citizenship Act.
Unique Identification Authority of India will
ensure every Indian with an identification
proof in the form of unique 16-digit number
which also has the possibility to serve the
individual with the same 16 digit mobile
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number as well. The smart card issued will
have identification details like name, sex,
address, marital status, photo, identification
mark and finger biometrics of a person.
Karnataka has been selected for the pilot
implementations of its ambitious Unique
Identity Number (UIN) project by Unique
Identification Authority of India.
Nandan Nilekani is recipient of several
honors and awards. In January 2006,
Nandan became one of the youngest
entrepreneurs to join 20 global leaders on
the prestigious World Economic Forum
(WEF) Foundation Board. He figures
among one of the 100 most influential
people in the world by Time Magazine,
2006 & 2009. In 2005 he was awarded the
prestigious Joseph Schumpeter prize for
innovative services in field of economy,
economic sciences and politics. In 2006,
Nandan Nilekani was conferred the Padma
Bhushan, one of the highest civilian honors
of India.
A man who always believed in hard work
and remained industrious throughout his
career will now be instrumental in
redefining nation building in an innovative
way.
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SW & PR
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 News & Views
New Entrance Scheme Likely To Start
In 2011
Marks scored in the Plus Two board
examinations are likely to become a key
determining factor in addition to performance
in the nervewracking Joint Entrance
Examination (JEE) for admission into the
prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology
(IITs) by 2011.
In a few months, a pan-IIT committee, formed
by the Union HRD ministry to suggest
reforms to JEE, is expected to submit its
report recommending ways to factor in the
marks scored by students in higher secondary
examinations while preparing the IIT merit
list. A meeting of all IIT directors and JEE
representatives in Chennai over the weekend
discussed the proposed changes.
“We hope to devise a methodology to
compute a normalised Plus Two cut-off
eligibility score for each educational board
(CBSE, ICSE, and State Boards). If it's
approved, then only students who have scored
this cut-off mark would become eligible to
appear for JEE,'' IIT Madras deputy director
V G Idichandy, who is heading the
committee, said on Monday.
The present eligibility norm of an aggregate
score of 60% in Plus Two determined by the
IIT standing council, as opposed to 85%
recommended by a JEE review committee
four years ago, is considered too poor a
benchmark.
“We are collecting data on Plus Two results of
the past four to five years from different
boards in all states to base our
recommendation on. Much will depend on
how we compute an acceptable method to
normalise the marks scored in different
boards. You have nearly 40 boards of
education in India,'' Prof Idichandy said.
However, the even more difficult part is to
convince authorities of all the boards to
declare Plus Two results within a specified
time-frame every academic year.
“This will be crucial for us as we have to base
JEE on Plus Two results. This is where a
common school board, at least at the level of
higher secondary education, which has been
proposed by HRD minister Kapil Sibal, will
help in determining any all-India merit list,''
he said.
Anunaad, October - December 2009
IIT
IIT SNIPPETS
Central Allocation To Ensure Seats
Are Filled
If you've made it to an Indian Institute of
Technology, you no longer need to travel to
the campus to book your seat. The tech
schools have decided to take the
counselling process online, thus allowing
students to submit their preferencesa mix of
streams and IITsfrom home.
Currently, students from across the country
travel to the closest IIT after they make
their mark in the Joint Entrance Exam.
“Now, all general category students will be
allowed to submit their preferences online.
However, all other candidates will have to
travel to the nearest IIT campus for the same
as they have to submit their certificates to
us,'' said IIT-Guwahati director Gautam
Barua.
The decision to conduct the counselling
online was taken when the directors
recently met in Chennai to discuss plans for
the upcoming JEE in April 2010. In another
key decision, the IIT directors agreed to
centrally conduct two or more rounds of
seat allocation to ensure that seats don't lie
vacant.
While this year, the IITs for the first time
conducted a second round of seat
allotments, it was held at the institute level.
Students who took admission were offered
internal betterment before the second
allotment had taken place. So, if a student
with a ranking of 1,104 in JEE-2009 did not
take the seat allotted to him in IIT-B,
another candidate with a lower ranking got
his place (if he had opted for that subject
and IIT-B in
his preference form).
The IIT directors have agreed to centrally
conduct two or more rounds of seat
allocation to ensure that seats don't lie
vacant.
ISM Dhanbad seeks IIT tag
The governing council of the Indian School
of Mines University (ISMU) on Tuesday
agreed to the demands of ISM's striking
teachers and students to upgrade it as an IIT.
The council passed a resolution
recommending IIT status for ISM.
Chairman of the governing council P K
Laheri has asked the ISM director to
prepare a report to be sent to the HRD
ministry. ISM students and teachers would
also meet the Jharkhand governor and ask
him to send a separate recommendation.
The IIT dilemma - old vs new
WHILE the Indian Institutes of Technology
(IITs) are still believed to be the ultimate
destination for engineering students, more
than 500 students have rejected the admission
offer to study in one of these institutes this
year. Reasons vary from not getting one's
choice discipline to being hesitant about 'new
IITs' and temporary campuses. The seven 'old
IITs' include Kharagpur, Bombay, Delhi,
Madras, Kanpur, Roorkee and Guwahati.
Eight more were added to the list and
approved by the government in 2008. These
IITs are mentored by the nearest old IITs.
Surendra Prasad, director, IIT-Delhi, says that
the rejections should be seen in the context of
new IITs. People are suspicious of the
effectiveness of the new IITs. The sudden
expansion has led to this kind of a situation,
he explains. However, he agrees that though
the pace could be a little slow, the need for an
expansion was always there.
A recent ministry of human resource
development (MHRD) agenda paper on the
futuristic vision of IITs states that India has
about 1,700 engineering educational
institutions and about two million students.
The number of graduates per year is about
4,00,000. In a scenario like this, the seven
IITs, 20 NITs, three IIITs, and a few other
institutes are not sufficient. According to the
MHRD report, the only way to meet the
demand is by increasing the intake of existing
IITs by setting up satellite campuses of
existing campuses or setting up new IITs.
As to the hesitation factor of parents and
students, Prasad says, “It is important to
disseminate information and we are trying
our best.” What parents and students need to
know is, he adds, that all these new IITs have
an established IIT as their mentor. Besides,
quality will not be compromised in any of
these new institutes. But then, Prasad points
out that in the initial years, the dilemma is
likely to persist because one has to choose
between an established IIT and a new one.
That's a tough choice to make.
While one of the major concerns of IIT
aspirants and parents seems to be the idea of
temporary campuses, Rajat Chakraborty, ex-
professor and former head of Jadavpur
University, mechanical engineering, feels
that such fears are unfounded. “The moment
the first batch from any of these institutes
complete their placements, students will start
feeling confident.”
Manoj Sharma,
Additional Director (A & M)
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N
othing can move without expenditure of energy.
Thoughts fly: this “flow of thoughts” is the mind.
Every thought when it sparks out from us a wee-bit
of our mental energy is spent. Life is spent in
'meeting challenges'. To meet them efficiently is
the game. Sometimes you lose. Meet them we
must: there is no choice. If you meet them with
courage and faith in yourself you win: if you neglect to be dynamic and
diligent all the time and sulk and try to avoid meeting them, they will
with merciless aggressiveness roll on and crush you in the blind fury.
This is the law-of-life. You may win here, and may lose there. It
becomes sport, exhausting but exhilarating, no doubt, and one can
enjoy it all if it is taken as a life-long sport.
An awakened intellect makes worldly life more readily successful and
also it reveals the deeper significance of the very existence. Ray
Mehra, a graduate in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Roorkee in
1966, is the testimony of the fact that the mightiest power in life lies in
intellectual faculty.
MIDWEST CHICAGO
Ramesh 'Ray' Mehra
Rabindranath Tagore says,
'I have seen, have heard, have lived in the
depths of the known, have felt the truth that
exceeds all knowledge which fills my heart
with wonder and I sing.'
The basic quality of Ray's life and his thoughts are determined by
incredible achievements, lofty goals and clear vision.
Ray is the CEO of R Squared, Inc., a
manufacturing business with plants in
Illinois, Mississippi and Mexico with the
focus on acquiring and consolidating OEM
component suppliers in the
industrial/commercial markets.
Prior to R Squared, Ray was the president of Sunbeam Health, a
200 MM manufacturer of scales for consumer and commercial
markets, which was part of the larger consumer products company.
During his tenure at Sunbeam, Ray was also responsible for 4
manufacturing operations in Mexico for two years, where he led
1100 employees and all aspects of its operations to improve its
contribution margin by four percent points by reducing cost,
improving quality and other productivity gain. Ray also led an $80
million manufacturer of gas range components supplying to
General Electric, Maytag, Amana; grew sales 35% and profits
100% during second year; general cash flow of over 10 million;
produced RONA of 30 along with three successive record years. He
also focused on acquisition and consolidation of OEM component
suppliers to the industrial/commercial markets like R&R Metal
Craft Inc., r-Squared Systems, and Fox Tool Manufacturing
Systems.
Ray is an avid tennis player and enjoys traveling and spending time
mentoring friends and family. He lives with his wife Joyce in
Naperville, a suburb of Chicago in Illinois.
Ray is actively involved in the IITR alumni association and also
currently heads the Midwest chapter of PAN-IIT. He is also on the
board of PAN-IIT, North America. Since its inception in 2003, the
Pan-IIT annual conference has become one of the leading
technology summits for executives looking to build partnerships

with leaders in the world of advanced
technology. He has been instrumental in
successfully hosting programs for IIT
Networking meetings in the greater Chicago
land area on a monthly basis.
Best expressions of Ray, a man with not only
intellect but illumined consciousness, lies in
his experiences which unite them into an ever
widening individuality.
This year, the seventh Pan-IIT Global
Conference is being held in Chicago in
October and former American President, Bill
Clinton will be among many top leaders to
address and Mr. Ray Mehra will be the
chairperson of this conference.
According to conference
chairman Ray Mehra,
'Entrepreneurship and
Innovation in a Global
Economy' will be the theme
of this year's techie summit.
Over 3,000 IITians from
around the world will attend
the annual gathering to be
opened by Sibal and
Mr. Chopra will be one of the
keynote speakers.
According to Ray, the former president of US
and other global leaders in their fields will
discuss how ideas can be transformed into
actions on both sides of the ocean (in the US
and India), which is extremely an important
issue, as the entire world is no more a
segregated entity but due to globalization, the
entire world has shrunk to become a single
entity and the concept of integration is a must
to be implemented effectively. The holistic
Ramesh 'Ray' Mehra
approach to problems in the areas like
health and energy in India will also be taken
into consideration.
Mehra's thoughts and vision is not only
unprecedented but is fashioned by heart,
intelligence and mind (hrda manisa,
manasa) as his goal is to see India prosper
and come out of deep-rooted shackles of
poverty and consequently seventh Pan-IIT
has presented a proposal called Panch
Ratnas to the Indian government to
revolutionize higher education in the
country and this will also be one of the
significant topics of the conference. The
proposal, titled Pan-IIT Panch Ratnas,
presented to the President Pratibha Patil,
proposes a five-point action plan to make
India the global hub for knowledge creation
and talent development by 2022. Pan-IIT's
Panch Ratnas include implementation of
wholesale policy reforms in education,
quality control and increase capacity, and
'quantum improvement in faculty service
conditions, deployment of technology for
teaching and collaborative research, and the
establishment of an industry-academia
interface.
The invisible screen of commonplace was
removed from all things, and all men and
their ultimate significance were intensified
in mind...... the unmeaning fragments lost
their isolation and Ray's mind reveled in the
unity of vision, a vision which sees a
harmonious sync of an integrated world and
making of a better India.
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 A new upsurge in writing-
For Tushar, writing is more of an expression & a more of a fad.
J
ust like leadership, writing skills
need vision and mission coupled with
integrity rooted in dedication. These
qualities can be ascertained only
when a person starts his journey from
ground level.
Tushar Raheja, a former IITian from Delhi,
completed his B. Tech. in Industrial and
Production Engineering. He possesses an
instinctive ability to hold one's attention with
narrative deviations that illuminate disparate
subjects ….the charm of campus life, pig-headed
Professors, the advantage of sisters, the adventure
of train travel in India, the joy of an early winter in
Delhi ….What Raheja does is to very cleverly
localize the Wooster persona.
Tushar Raheja, who wrote his novel at the age of
22, took three months to write his first novel. The
bulk of the book was written during the college
summer vacations. Raheja's debut novel,
Anunaad, October - December 2009
'Anything for You Ma'am' is a love
story of an IITian.
Raheja admits that he is not typical
author material. “I have never been a
writer. I find it difficult to form flowing
sentences. I don't have a disciplined
approach to writing,” says Raheja. But
he claims to be a wizard at storytelling.
He possesses a sense of humor and a
crazy 'always-up-to-something' group
of friends and prompted Raheja to
write a book on his life and friends.
Raheja's book has been flying off the
shelves. 5,000 copies of the book's first
print were sold out in one month. The
novel has undergone several reprints.
“We get huge orders every day,”
confirms J.K. Bose, managing director
of the Delhi-based Srishti Publishers
and Distributors, publishers of Raheja's
novel.
It's clearly the age of on-the-fly writing.
What were once the essentials of
writing like a big idea, literary prowess,
time and a dedicated writing space
have now become redundant and
obsolete. India's upcoming breed of
new authors writes on the move and
about nothing in particular.
Raheja talks about an IITian's quest for
love in his cheerful novel, “Anything
for you Ma'am”. In the novel, Tejas, an
extremely jovial IITian can't help
falling madly in love with his sister's
beautiful best friend Shreya even
though she lives at the other end of the
nation, in Chennai, and he would do
anything for her, even jeopardize his
career to travel the length of the country
just to meet her. Thus, begins Tejas's
extremely eventful and humorous
journey where Mr Fate pits him, as only he
can, against Professor Sidhu who would do
anything to stop him; and conjures a host of
interesting characters who travel some part of
his journey with him weaving together
extremely witty plots, and well, Mr Fate, it
seems, has more roles in his ingenious mind
for Biobull than just remain a rocking bus.
We're all mere pawns in the
hands of fate and when
things go wrong; they will, at
any rate; All we can do is, just
wait for Mr Fate to become
our mate.
The novel also touches on the
humorous aspects like, the
Bio bull, a revolutionary bus
that runs on human
discharge and provides a
somewhat funny yet,
inexhaustible alternate fuel.
Raheja's novel is a racy
delightful fictional narrative.
Raheja reflects self knowledge which takes us
from activity directed towards the outside
world to an exclusive inward
contemplativeness as well. In Raheja's novel
the difference lies in the treatment of the
subject, the narrative is devoid of lofty
idealism; the lingo and its texture is very close
to what students use in colleges and it is a
good attempt by someone writing only his
first novel.
Ever since investment banker Chetan Bhagat
pulled off two best sellers (One Night @ the
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Call Center being one of them), many young Indians are discovering a
writer in them. “A new genre of colloquially-written fiction is being
explored in India and it is taking the mass market by storm,” says Kapish
Mehra, head of the Delhi-based Rupa & Co. publishers.
Star Sports anchor-turn- ed-author Gautam Bhimani wrote his debut book
'Reverse Sweep' about the lighter side of cricket. Ira Trivedi, model in her
early twenties, wrote her first novel 'What would you do to save the world in
less than a month'.
The typical setting for India's new-age fiction is the college campus. And all
elements of college life, hostel humor, bad food, nicknames are woven into
the story. Abhijit Bhaduri's book 'Mediocre But Arrogant' is set in a
B-school campus. Bhaduri is clear that he is no Dickens in the making. “My
book is written in class notes style. I write like I speak,” he says.
Debutant English authors in India have never had it so good. In monetary
terms, the English book reading market in India is pegged at Rs 6,000 crore.
“India has the fastest growing English-reading market in the world. It's
growing by a tenth every year,” says Srishti Publisher's Bose. In the last two
years, two international publishing houses 'Picador' and 'Random House'
have set up shop in India. India's growing English-speaking population is
making the country a lucrative business destination for publishers. Also,
reading is slowly getting back in fashion in India. Five-star bookstores like
Oxford, Crosswords and Landmark have made book buying a style
statement. It has added a spin to the market for English books.
Moreover, the growth in the general reading category is coming mostly
from younger readers. People who are suddenly discovering that there are
books on the shelves that reflect their lives, attitudes and angst; they do not ;qok ys[kd & rq"kkj jgstkA
hesitate to buy them. The reading market is now driven by young readers.
And they want to read books that they can relate to them. 22 lky dh mez esa vius igys miU;kl ls gh [;kfr IkzkIr djus okys ;qok
Another big change in Indian writing is that it is no longer dependent on ys[kd rq"kkj jgstk ,d vkbZvkbZVh;u gSaA mUgksaus vkbZvkbZVh fnYyh ls
approval by the West. The new authors talk exclusively to Indian audience. bUMLVªh;y ,oa izksMD'ku bathfu;fjax esa ch-Vsd- dh mikf/k izkIr dhA viuh
Raheja, whose book has liberal doses of Indian terminology, evinces the dkWyst ykbQ eas gh mUgksaus vius miU;kl *,uhfFkax QkWj ;w eSe* dks iwjk
fact that the Western audience is not in focus anymore. Indians want to read fd;kA muds vuqlkj os ys[ku ds egkjFkh ugha gSaA mUgsa ys[ku esa dbZ
about themselves and write like they talk. leL;kvksa dk lkeuk Hkh djuk iM+kA mudh ys[ku 'kSyh Hkh ,dne l/kh gqbZ
Raheja writes a touching book about a young lover's story ….that engrosses ugha gS ijUrq mUgksaus ys[ku esa gkL; dk iqV nsdj mls jkspd cuk;k gS rFkk os
the reader, with its high speed rather hilarious turn of events amidst all the ikBd dk /;ku cka/kus esa lQy jgs gSaA ;g iqLrd mudh dsEil ykbQ vkSj
chaos are the sweet love moments, be it their date or their telephonic nksLrksa ds chp vkilh lEcU/kksa ij gSA mudh iqLrd dh 5000 izfr;k¡ izdk'ku
conversation. It is the story of a boy-next-door, which any youngster can ds izFke ekg esa gh fcd xbZa FkhaA izdk'kd ds vuqlkj cktkj esa jgstk dh
relate to. Raheja moves back and forth in time, reminding of ace writers like iqLrd dh ek¡x yxkrkj cuh gqbZ gSA
Virginia Woolf and Amitav Ghosh. Being an IITian, Raheja did not limit bl fdrkc eas FkksM+s etkfd;k ygts esa izsedFkk dk o.kZu gSA 250 i`"Bksa ds bl
himself to studies but experimented with writing as well and his first novel miU;kl esa dgkuh cgqr gh lgt izokg ls c<+rh gSA i<+rs & i<+rs vki [kqn gh
certainly did well as a debutant writer. vankt+k yxk ldrs gSa fd vkxs D;k gksus okyk gSA euksjatd ys[ku 'kSyh ds
“The fire restrained in the tree Fashions flowers” ek/;e ls ys[kd us ikBd dks ck¡/ks j[kus dk ,d lQy iz;kl fd;k gSA
Similarly a fire in the belly is a must to stand above the rest and cut the Vidhu Gaur
clutter for the efforts to be realized and acknowledged. SW & PR

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 RESO REAPER
Q 1. What is required to get into IIT?
Firm determination is pivotal to get into any
Indian Institutes of Technology. No matter
what may come one should never lose track of
one's preparation.
Q 2. How much time did you devote on an
average for your preparation? What was your
daily time table? How did you divide your
course in those hours of study?
For me 'how long' is not as important as 'how
much'. Number of study hours depends on an
individual discretion. My priorities were:
(i) Class notes + DPPs: According to me,
hands on practice on these with full devotion
will surely benefit an individual in two years.
(ii) Review Tests: One should prepare
wholeheartedly for any test as after-test
analysis is very important and based on it one
can tweak one's exam-time strategy to
maximize one's performance.
(iii) Sheets + Question Banks: These are
important for building up one's skills in any
topic, so they should be the top most in the
priority list for the new topics.
Q 3. What are the important topics for special
attention?
Any topic in which one is unable to perform
well in comparison to that of other topics
requires special attention. Some topics on
which I concentrated more were:
Physics: Mechanics (esp. RBD),
Electromagnetism
Chemistry: Ionic Equilibrium,
Electrochemistry, Organic Chemistry
Mathematics: Algebra (+general
manipulation), Calculus
Q 4. How does one cope up with the school
syllabus and preparation for IIT-JEE? Did
you take extra efforts to prepare for board
examination?
The school syllabus is not much different
from that of JEE span. All, that one needs is
the presentation skill, which can be easily
managed during the board exams. In fact,
the non-JEE portion of the school syllabus
is also covered at Resonance, which means
school can totally be kept aside for these 2
years. However, practicals should be
performed as and when required as these are
very important. Also, a thorough reading
(and REMEMBERING) of the NCERT
textbooks for Organic & Inorganic
Chemistry is a must.
Q 5. How many questions should an
individual attempt to get into IITs? How
tough is the paper?
Nothing is pre-determined. Just make sure
that one doesn't leave any question unseen.
One should not overstress oneself and
maintain one's cool & calm and should
proceed at a normal pace.
The JEE paper is at par with those at
Resonance. In fact, I found it easier.
Q 6. Give some tips for increasing one's
efficiency while studying? How did you
refresh yourself from the hectic schedule?
One should study in intervals with a good
mood and a relaxed mind. To practice this
habit, a sound sleep and a proper diet is
required. For me 7-8 hours used to be
sufficient for a good sleep. The study hours
should match with the test timings. JEE
requires very high level of concentration
which can be built only by regular efforts
and determination.
For refreshment, I used to go for walks, chat
with friends (in limits, of course), and play
football at the weekends.
Q 7. What is your Success mantra? Give
some advice to your successors at
Anvit Singh Tawar
Reso Roll No: 701204
IIT-JEE Year- 2009 |AIR: 9
Name of Institute and branch: IIT Bombay
(Computer Science & Engineeering)
Resonance who are preparing for IIT-JEE?
I constantly analyzed my performance after
each test and worked out ways to improve.
This slowly but surely improved my
performance, confidence and also helped me
maintain consistency.
Stay assured that you, at Resonance, are being
handled by the best of the faculty team of the
country. Be confident and be cool.
Q 8. While preparing at Resonance how did
you evaluate your performance after each CT,
APT & JPT?
The best time to analyze performance in a test
is immediately after the test. I sorted out my
mistakes, considered ways of improving
them, and adjusted my speed accordingly. I
used to go through the problems which I
solved correctly and then tried to find out
better and quicker methods. Discussion with
friends also helped me evaluate my
performance. Finally, I realized that equal
weightage should be given to all the tests.
Q 9. What was your first reaction after giving
the IIT-JEE examination? Which topic did you
think should have been given more
importance for the increase in your
percentage or performance in JEE?
JEE question paper was very similar to that at
Resonance. As expected, I was happy and
confident after the exam. Chemistry (esp.
inorganic) used to be my weak area which I
could have improved upon to score better.
Q 10. Whom do you wish to give the credit of
your success? To what extent did your family
contribute in your success?
I want to extend my thanks to my family
members first as my parents have always
helped me to come out of low-confidence
states and boosted my morale high up. My
brother was always there at my back
supporting me and was the first one to inspire
me for IIT. I would then thank God,
Resonance, my teachers, and my friends who
made my dream come true.
 Math is for everyone

y
Run Awa
Make Dinosaur

R.K. Goyal
M.A. (Math); M.Sc. Hon. (Math), Reso Faculty - Maths

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 Performance Matters

WINNERS
Resonance

(COURSE NAME:VIJETA)
Target IIT–JEE 2010

Rank -1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5

Kanishak Katariya Kumar Gautam Mehul Kumar Nijit Sharma Gautam Sumu
R. No. 740002, Batch: IP R. No. 800763, Batch:IP R. No. 802124, (Jaipur) R. No. 805551, Batch: IP R. No. 811438, Batch: IP
CUM % (83.27 %) CUM % (80.05%) CUM % (78.22 %) CUM % (77.63 %) CUM % (76.81 %)

Rank - Name - Roll No. (Batch/SC) CUM%
6 - Rajan Buha - 801344 (IP), 74.07
7 - Thengodkar Prasanna Sunil - 820303
(IP), 73.89
8 - Umang Gupta - 806956 (IP), 73.64
9 - Ashesh Mishra - 820286 (IP), 72.28
10 - Vaibhav Gupta - 800919 (IP), 72.09
11 - Miss Pooja Singhal - 740012 (IP), 71.35
12 - Devbrat Singh - 808715 (IP), 71.08
13 - Vaibhav Saboo - 800549 (Bhopal), 70.95
14 - Aditi Jain - 810809 (Bhopal), 70.72
15 - Pulkit Mittal - 811431 (IP), 70.40
16 - Miss Vishakha Agrawal - 620172 (IP),
68.54
17 - Vaibhav Khandelwal - 802136 (Jaipur),
67.71
18 - Sparsh Khandelwal - 745259 (IP),
67.68
19 - Vaibhav Kalani - 801401 (JP1 Jaipur),
67.42
20 - Miss Karuna Agarwal - 803337 (IP),
66.44
21 - Pradeep Choudhary - 802084 (IP),
65.44
22 - Prafulla Kumar Choubey - 820325
(PA1), 63.81
23 - Ranjit K. Nair - 803852 (IP), 63.58
24 - Atique Firoz - 818176 (IP), 63.09
25 - Arpan Thacker - 821240 (PA1), 62.80
26 - Abhishek Goyal - 800476 (JP1 Jaipur),
62.66
27 - Rohan Tiwari - 820060 (PA1), 62.60
28 - Prateek Papriwal - 821885 (JP1
Jaipur), 62.43
29 - Rishabh Sinha - 806795 (PB1), 62.40
30 - Vineet Bhargava - 804923 (PA1), 62.04
31 - Miss Krati Parakh - 803463 (PA1),
61.88
32 - Shrikant Pandey - 803552 (PA1), 61.74
33 - Miss Anu Tripathi - 805612 (IP), 61.20
34 - Jaiyam Sharma - 812496 (IP), 61.14
35 - Gaurav Rajpurohit - 818027 (PH1),
61.11
36 - Akash Saini - 822895 (PB1), 60.91
37 - Abhiroop Bhatnagar - 800234 (JP1
Jaipur), 60.89
38 - Himank Agarawal - 807797 (PW-1 Delhi
North West), 60.57
39 - Gaurav Agarwal - 800800 (PA1), 60.17

(Course Name - VIKAAS-A )

Target IIT–JEE 2011

Rank - 1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5

Shubham Mehta Divyam Bansal Nisheet Lahoti Mehul Goyal Samyak Daga
R. No. 912161, Batch: IA R. No. 912162, Batch: IA R. No. 903807, Batch: IA R. No. 832414, Batch: IA R. No. 833751,
CUM % (87.76 %) CUM % (79.2 %) CUM % (78.60 %) CUM % (77.77 %) Batch: JA1 Jaipur
CUM % (77.30 %)

Anunaad, October - December 2009 16

Performance Matters: -
Rank - Name - Roll No. (Batch/SC) CUM%
6 - Shubham Lalwani - 904831, 74.64
7 - Rachit Garg - 832238 (Jaipur), 74.56
8 - Parth Mittal - 833671 (JA1 Jaipur), 73.96
9 - Charchit Gaur - 832116 (IA), 73.36
10 - Vaibhav Gupta - 832079 (IA), 73.23
11 - Utkarsh Sanjau Patange - 901246 (IA),
71.08
12 - Divyanshu Choudhary - 620755 (JA1
Jaipur), 70.91
13 - Abhishek Bansal - 620694 (JA1 Jaipur),
70.88
14 - Akash Anand - 903740 (IA), 69.63
WINNERS
15 - Tapan Bohra - 832375 (IA), 69.36
16 - Anant Kekre - 903942 (Bhopal), 68.88
17 - Rishiraj Singh - 833486 (JA1 Jaipur),
68.75
18 - Sonali Singh - 905451 (IA), 68.51
19 - Ankur Gupta - 833078 (JA1 Jaipur),
67.95
20 - Anuj Rai - 832261 (IA), 66.57
21 - Siddharth Patel - 832370 (IA), 66.26
22 - Astha Agrawal - 833069 (JA1 Jaipur),
65.57
23 - Shashank Goyal - 906569 (JA1
Jaipur), 65.50
24 - Tapsya Tibrewala - 802302 (A2), 65.09
25 - Devashis Choudhari - 900028 (AW-1
Delhi North West), 65.03
26 - Mohit Senapaty - 913677 (IA), 63.46
27 - Abhishek Singhal - 832256 (IA), 62.43
28 - Shruti Agrawal - 904568 (IA), 62.04
29 - Arushi Agarwal - 934231 (IA), 61.20
30 - Shalin Maraviya - 934914 (A1), 60.82
31 - Mridul Garg - 832206 (A1), 60.43
32 - Vipul Gupta - 740566 (JA1 Jaipur),
60.09

(Course Name - VIPUL- B) (Course Name - VIPUL- C)

Target IIT–JEE 2011 Target IIT–JEE 2011

Rank -1
Rank - 1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5 Rajhans
Archit Gupta Ravi Anand Rippy Kumar Vaibhav Devmurari Ankit O Mundada R. No. 903737, Batch: 'C1
R. No. 923350, Batch: IB R. No. 914505, Batch: IB R. No. 905548, Batch: IB R. No. 912170, Batch: IB R. No. 940199, Batch: IB CUM % (63.40 %)
CUM % (82.56%) CUM % (74.61%) CUM % (73.46 %) CUM % (72.02 %) CUM % (70.59 %)

Rank - Name - Roll No. (Batch/SC) CUM% 11 - Praveen Kumar - 916600 (B1), 65.59
6 - Vivek Bhargav - 916270 (IB), 69.47 12 - Vivek Agarwal - 917367 (IB), 63.98
7 - Vedbrat - 915325 (IB), 68.70 13 - Praddyuman Rungta - 904732 (AL6 Nagpur), 61.88
8 - Sahil Grover - 939564 (IB), 68.14 14 - Ayush Agrawal - 916526 (IB), 61.81
9 - Anirudh Krishnan - 912168 (IB), 66.65 15 - Rakesh Kumar - 913227 (IB), 61.50
10 - Pratik Khandelwal - 940146 (BR-1 Delhi South), 65.82 16 - Prashant Kumar Bhaskar - 906163 (B1), 61.19
17 - Piyush Agrawal - 900257 (B1), 60.83

(Course Name - VIJAY - R)

Target IIT–JEE 2010

Rank - 1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5

UTSAV HARSHIT KHANDELWAL GAURAV KUMAR SHUBHAM KHUNTETA BHARAT KUMAR
R. No. 939994, Batch: RJ1 R. No. 915708, Batch: R1 R. No. 920277, Batch: R1 R. No. 923042, Batch: RJ1 R. No. 700340, Batch: RJ1
CUM % (83.35%) CUM % (76.80%) CUM % (76.56 %) CUM % (75.03%) CUM % (74.94%)

Rank - Name - Roll No. (Batch SC) CUM%
1 - Utsav - 939994 (RJ1), 83.35
2 - Harshit Khandelwal - 915708 (R1), 76.80
3 - Gaurav Kumar - 920277 (R1), 76.56
4 - Shubham Khunteta - 923042 (RJ1), 75.03
5 - Bharat Kumar - 700340 (RJ1), 74.94
6 - Suraj Sachdev - 915065 (R1), 74.61
7 - Mayank Sharma - 920586 (JR1 Jaipur),
73.84
8 - Vivek Anand - 922176 (RJ1), 73.08
9 - Giriraj Bagla - 709559 (GH1), 72.40
10 - Bharat Ratan - 705294 (RJ1), 71.50
11 - Miss Prerana Rathore - 709330 (GH1),
71.37

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Performance Matters: -
12 - Abhishek Sharma - 712808 (GH1),
71.15
13 - Sanjeev - 703749 (RJ1), 71.11
14 - Mohit Kumar Gupta - 707060 (RJ1),
71.03
15 - Jagpat Singh - 923039 (RJ1), 71.02
16 - Yogesh Kapila - 799082 (RJ1), 70.94
17 - Ashish Talewar - 912017 (RJ1), 70.72
18 - Nikhil Toshniwal - 702696 (RJ1), 70.63
19 - Rohit Kumar - 708319 (RJ1), 70.38
20 - Gaurav Jain - 710861 (RJ1), 69.63
21 - Sejal Sharma - 912166 (RJ1), 69.58
22 - Kartikeya Sharma - 922437 (Bhopal),
69.51
23 - Srijan Gupta - 701714 (RJ1), 69.33
24 - Arpit Jain - 709446 (RJ1), 69.14
25 - Kaushal Yadav - 920163 (R1), 68.92
26 - Divanshu Khunger - 721474 (RJ1),
68.89
27 - Prateek Rastogi - 722234 (RJ1), 68.50
28 - Abhay Prakash - 708887 (R-1 Delhi
South), 68.36
29 - Saubhagya Singh Rathore - 922535
(RJ1), 68.36
30 - Nidheesh Pareek - 712916 (RJ1), 68.18
31 - Atendra Gautam - 704006 (RJ1), 68.08
32 - Agam Garg - 701074 (RJ1), 68.01
33 - Chandra Prakash Lohia - 711628 (RJ1),
67.79
34 - Vijay Kumar - 712361 (RJ1), 67.52
35 - Aman Jain - 920391 (R1), 67.44
36 - Atul Garg - 701816 (RJ1), 67.40
37 - Tarun Pratap Singh - 919783 (R-1 Delhi
West), 67.27
38 - Arpit Singh - 914801 (R1), 67.22
39 - Govind Khandelwal - 711869 (RJ1),
67.10
40 - Aman Jain - 920988 (R1), 66.61
41 - Chetan Jain - 724422 (RJ1), 66.42
42 - Om Adittya - 706355 (RJ1), 66.11
43 - Harsh Vardhan Gupta - 922284 (RJ1),
66.07
Rank - 1
MAYANK MEENA
R. No. 904572, Batch: F1
CUM % (74.13%)
Anunaad, October - December 2009
WINNERS
44 - Miss Parthvi Sharma - 620543 (RJ1),
65.99
45 - Navneet Jain - 701325 (RJ1), 65.78
46 - Mangesh Gangarde - 702008 (RJ1),
65.73
47 - Bhura Ram Choudhary - 711605
(GH1), 65.48
48 - Sandeep Anand Saxena - 706906
(RJ1), 65.39
49 - Miss Neetika Gupta - 703810 (RJ1),
65.31
50 - Navdeep Singh - 712986 (GH1), 65.29
51 - Rohit Gupta - 705649 (RJ1), 64.63
52 - Gaurav Khandelwal - 711854 (GH1),
64.41
53 - Lovejeet Singh - 820894 (RJ1), 64.36
54 - Shomit Goyal - 705420 (RJ1), 64.36
55 - Saurabh Sharma - 922215 (RJ1),
64.35
56 - Prateek Kumar - 940118 (R1), 64.19
57 - Sarvesh Kumar - 706730 (RJ1), 64.08
58 - Neeraj Yadav - 915812 (RJ4), 63.54
59 - Pranjal Garg - 922536 (RJ1), 63.39
60 - Ritu Raj - 923417 (RJ1), 63.33
61 - Parmod Kumar - 705168 (RJ1), 63.26
62 - Mandeep Singh Yadav - 702287
(GH1), 63.19
63 - Shubham Arora - 704105 (RJ1), 63.05
64 - Rudresh Chandra Suman - 710235
(RJ1), 62.94
65 - Ravi Dwivedi - 704181 (RJ1), 62.63
66 - Yogesh Kumar Gupta - 917065 (R1),
62.61
67 - Mukesh Kela - 805838 (RJ1), 62.56
68 - Abhishek Anand - 707040 (R1), 62.51
69 - Shashi Kant - 725788 (RJ1), 62.40
70 - Anmol Jain - 917440 (Bhopal), 62.26
71 - Gaurav Patel - 727475 (Kolkata),
62.01
72 - Chandan Kumar - 726825 (G1), 61.91
73 - Miss Rashmi Kumari - 711380 (RJ1),
61.81
(Course Name - VISHWAAS)
IIT–JEE 2010
74 - Avinash Kumar - 705694 (RJ1), 61.72
75 - Yuganshu Jain - 821350 (GH1), 61.71
76 - Pawal Rajendra Shahajirao - 700872
(G5), 61.67
77 - Nandkishore Gupta - 722781 (RJ1),
61.65
78 - Sumit Udainiya - 706806 (RH1), 61.52
79 - Ashish Goyal - 722308 (RJ1), 61.46
80 - Piyush Jain - 709118 (RJ1), 61.32
81 - Priya Modi - 799291 (LR1 LKO), 61.26
82 - Vibhash Kumar - 922303 (RJ1), 61.16
83 - Shaikh Sameer Aslam - 915063 (R1),
61.15
84 - Arpit Vyas - 802103 (JR1 Jaipur), 61.10
85 - Neeraj Singh - 922663 (R-1 Delhi
South), 61.04
86 - Divyanshu Upreti - 913047 (R-1 Delhi
South), 61.00
87 - Amit Lathi - 707094 (RJ1), 60.97
88 - Ankit Kumar - 700999 (RJ1), 60.85
89 - Gaurav Kumar Mangal - 705002 (RJ1),
60.81
90 - Parag Mittal - 702815 (RJ1), 60.80
91 - Ramratan - 916582 (R1), 60.80
92 - Swatantra K. Jain - 723071 (RJ1), 60.68
93 - Deepak Kuamr - 809406 (RJ2), 60.63
94 - Sanit Kumar Yadav - 702549 (GH1),
60.56
95 - Mohit Bajaj - 723314 (RJ1), 60.55
96 - Abhishek Singh - 916342 (Lucknow),
60.47
97 - Nitish Kumar - 704448 (RJ1), 60.37
98 - Amit Kumar Agrawal - 706949 (GH1),
60.33
99 - Chetan Jain - 705179 (RJ1), 60.30
100 - Yash Ladha - 711941 (RJ1), 60.23
101 - Keshav Kedia - 707169 (RJ1), 60.19
102 - Girraj Jayaswal - 805526 (GH1), 60.03
103 - Himanshu Lohani - 938791 (RJ2),
60.03
Rank - 2
ROHIT GARG
R. No. 931124, Batch: F1
CUM % (66.03%)
18

H omi Bhabha Centre for
Science Education (HBCSE) is a National
Centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental
Research, Mumbai.
Three decades after its inception, HBCSE has
emerged as the premier institution in the
country for research and development in
Science and Technology and education in
Mathematics. It is India's nodal centre for
Olympiad programs in Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, Biology and Astronomy.
Stages of Examination: Following are the
stages for the aspirants of Physics, Chemistry,
Biology and Astronomy:
· National Standard Examination
· Indian National Olympiad
· Orientation cum Selection Camp
· Pre Departure Training Camp
Olympiad Physics:
Olympiad Chemistry:
Olympiad Math:
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim')
Anunaad, October - December 2009
OLYMPIAD PROWESS
· International Olympiad
Following are the stages for the aspirants of
Mathematics:
· RMO (Regional Mathematics Olympiad)
· Indian National Mathematics Olympiad
· Orientation cum Selection Camp
· International Olympiad
Eligibility Criteria - For Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology: All
the students of classes XI and XII (Science
stream) are eligible to appear. A student may
appear more than once as per the
examination schedule. For Astronomy:
Students of age group 13 to 14 years,
studying in classes VIII & IX can qualify
for junior groups whereas students of age
Reso PCCP Initiative
group 15 to 16 years studying in classes, X
and XI can qualify for senior groups.
(For VII, VIII, IX & X)
Akash Banasha
Reso PCCP Faculty - Physics
Gurdeep singh
Reso PCCP Faculty - Chemistry
Brijendra Singh Shaktawat
Reso PCCP Faculty - Math
19
 GURU'S GRACE ALONE IS THE ULTIMATE KEY
FOR OVER-ALL PROGRESS OF A DISCIPLE!
he syllable 'gu' of the word 'Guru' means darkness &
the syllable 'ru' means light. Thus, Guru is the great
one who takes a disciple from darkness (ignorance) to
enlightenment (True Knowledge)." -Lord Shiva in Shri Guru
Gita.
Faith, conviction and blind trust in Guru leads a disciple to the
path of success and Aaruni is the vestige of that blind
conviction stirred with strong bonding with his Guru.
There was a Rishi called Aayod Dhaumya in the ancient India.
Many disciples (or students) used to stay in his clean & pure
Ashram (school). One of them was Aaruni, very polite, good at
serving & helping others & enthusiast in following the
commands of Gurudev.
Once it was raining very heavily. Guruji sent Aaruni to take
care of the farms of the ashram. Aaruni went & saw that water
had partially ruined the boundaries of the farm & was rapidly
flowing out of the farm. Soon it would destroy the complete
boundary & the whole of water would flow out.
Anunaad, October - December 2009
Aaruni made brave efforts. He quickly started putting lots of mud on the
broken boundary. But the turbulence of water would wash away all the
mud. At last Aaruni himself lay on the broken boundary to stop the flow of
water. His body was able to resist the flow of water and he kept lying in the
cold water for the whole of night. Thus he took full care of the farm. In the
morning, all the disciples went to bow to Guruji but Aaruni was no where to
be found. Gurudev went towards the farm with other disciples in search of
Aaruni. "Aaruni! Aaruni... !!"
Aaruni heard the voice of Guruji.
His body was shivering due to
cold & his voice was suppressed.
Even then he got up & bowed to
his Guru and said, “at your
humble service, Gurudev". Guru
Aayod Dhaumya's heart was
overwhelmed with joy.
Seeing the dedication of the disciple, his heart was overflowing with divine
blessings. Lighting the candle of knowledge in the heart of Aaruni he said,
"Son! You shall become an expert in all Shastra even without studying."
By having true dedication towards Guru, the knowledge of Shastra started
developing in the mind of Aaruni on its own. Guru named him Udyalak.
Great is the devotion of Aaruni towards Gurudev!
Guru's walking becomes the way. There is no path apart from it. Either the
shishya stands by the side of guru or he loses the path also. Either you move
forward or be suspended. A cloud carries the life giving essence from the
seas over great distances to thirsty souls who should perish without it; just
like a cloud has the power to transform the undrinkable saline content of the
sea into sweet waters fit for the consumption of living beings, similarly the
faculty members of Resonance are incessantly on their way to groom the
students to make them a complete package of hard work, principles, ethics
and intelligence. The 'guru-shishya padhati' has always been laid stress on
to inculcate the vibrations so strong which emits out radiance and positivity
in every JEE aspirant to make him/her a true Sadhaka, ready to serve the
country with a contemporary approach.
20
 A Ride for Pride
“Within the depths of our soul, there is a place for eternal peace, where our eternal slaves exist
beyond the births and deaths, the unions and separations, the gains and losses of the world.”
I
f we can make room for ourselves
there then we really live and that
state of eternal bliss is only
achieved when one's physiological
needs gradually precipitate into self
actualization and with Rakesh
Bunkar this journey started much early.
Bunkar's courage took him from the levels
of mediocrity and internal turbulence to the
state of realizing his esteem needs where he
finds himself at rest now after being brutally
bruised and battered emotionally &
psychologically.
It is said that every adversity brings in
certain opportunities. This stands true for
Bunkar as well, as he fought against all
oddities and imbibed new lessons from his
struggle. And hence, in an endeavor to ride
the storm, he implemented the leanings
derived into action to ensure smooth road
ahead.
Rakesh Bunkar, who was a student at
Resonance, hails from Rawatbhata, a small
town near Kota (Rajasthan). Surrounded by
all miseries and buried in the colossal debt
of hunger and survival for livelihood,
Bunkar lived in the shoddy streets of basti
in Rawatbhata with his parents. Managing
two squares a meal every day was a
Herculean task for his parents, Shivlal &
Durga Bunkar, who till date consider
themselves blessed if they are able to
arrange a loaf of bread for morning and
evening by working on daily wages with a
private construction contractor and by
working as a maid, who washes dishes
respectively. The shabby streets, the
piquant milieu and the malicious company
of so called chums of the kacchhi basti,
nSfud HkkLdj
made Bunkar realize that this has put on
him an indelible mark of being puny and
worthless by the so called 'reputed class'
of society and these feelings became
stronger when he got the same repugnant
treatment from his teachers of
government school at Rawatbhata as
well.
He then took an oath from himself of
studying harder then ever; by not letting
the malevolent association of his pals
affect him and thought of being self
dependent. He started selling vegetables
in the weekly vegetable Haat Bazaar to
remove his pecuniary and help his
parents as well and he did this for 4 years
(from grade VIII to grade XII).
Rakesh, who thrice played table tennis
at the state level representing his
government school, faced a number of
problems in paying the fees of the
government school where he studied till
grade XII.
Hindustan Times
Just like from a nebula, a cloud of gas
drifts about in space, Bunkar slowly
emerged to see himself as an IITian.
With the help of some acquaintances of
his friends he was able to know about a
prestigious career of engineering at IITs.
And for the same he approached
Resonance. Conducive environment and
rigorous efforts planned with meticulous
methodology clubbed with Bunkar's
invincible conviction and unshakable
determination made his dreams come
true.
Just like other students who come from
places; enticing, enthralling, free &
frolicking world of Epicureanism could
have been a great hindrance and a cause
of deviation for Bunkar but his
adamantine belief to soar higher to
achieve his lofty goals and his blind faith
in his faculty members took him to
cosmic process of continuity and
progress.
With will strong and confidence within he
finds himself in the Indian Institute of
Technology Guwahati. He, today
unfailing gives credit to his parents &
Resonance as it provided him free of cost
coaching and he believes that it was the
turning point of his life.
He cleared his JEE in the year 2008 with
AIR 443 (SC Category). Today he is a
second year student, pursuing his B.Tech
in mechanical engineering. His
outstanding success was publicized by
'Hindustan Times' and by Bhaskar and
'Patrika' in 2008 in a form of short
interviews so that it can become a
tremendous source of motivation and
inspiration for the youngsters.
Till date he feels that entering the
portals of IIT-Guwahati is the
'winning the princess' situation for
him and he is very happy as IITs not
only make an individual versatile
but also scientifically develop one's
mental faculty and makes one
competent to face the fast moving
world.
Bunkar has set an example that
nothing is impossible provided one
has will strong and determination
unshakable.
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in its readers

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TALENT HUNT PHYSICS FORCE

J.K. Pandey
Sr. Reso Faculty
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') Physics

TALENT HUNT CHEMISTRY CATALYST

Girijesh Dubey
Sr. Reso Faculty
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') Chemistry

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TALENT HUNT MATH EXPONENT

Safdar Seraj
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') HOD - Maths (Delhi Centre)

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I
ndian Institute of Technology -
Roorkee is among the foremost of
institutes of national importance in
higher technological education and in
engineering, basic and applied research. Since
its establishment, the Institute has played a vital
role in providing the technical manpower and
know-how to the country and in pursuit of
research. The Institute ranks amongst the best
technological institutions in the world and has
contributed to all sectors of technological
development. It has also been considered a
trend-setter in the area of education and research
in the field of science, technology, and
engineering.
The Institute has completed 150th year of its
existence in October 1996. On September 21,
2001, an Ordinance issued by the Government
of India declared it as the nation's seventh Indian
Institute of Technology. The Ordinance is now
converted into an Act by the Parliament to make
IIT, Roorkee as an "Institution of National
Importance".
The Institute offers Bachelor's Degree courses
in 10 disciplines of Engineering and
Architecture and Postgraduate's Degree in 55
disciplines of Engineering, Applied Science,
Architecture and planning. The Institute has
facility for doctoral work in all Departments and
Research Centres.
The Institute admits students to B.Tech. and
B.Arch. courses through the Joint Entrance
Examination (JEE) conducted at various centres
all over India.
Geography
The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT
Roorkee) is located in Roorkee, a township in
Uttarakhand, India. Instituted as Thomson
college of Civil Engineering in year 1847 by the
British, it was rechristened as University of
Roorkee in year 1949. Prior to independence, it
awarded the degrees of the University of
Calcutta and the Allahabad University, to which
it was successively affiliated, followed by its
own diplomas. It was restructured in 1948 as the
University of Roorkee, as the first engineering
university of modern India. IIT Roorkee is
placed at 63 in the QS.com Asian University
Rankings 2009
IIT Roorkee is situated at the foothill of the
Himalayas, in Hardwar district, within the state
of Uttarakhand. Roorkee is a quiet town of
moderate size in the district of Haridwar
(Uttarakhand), is located on the banks of the
upper Ganga Canal, which takes off at
Haridwar, 30km away. It is the gateway to the
pilgrim centres of Hardwar, Rishikesh,
Badrinath and Kedarnath, and tourist
attractions of Dehradun and Mussoorie.
Roorkee is well connected to Delhi by rail and
road. It is situated on National Highways 58
and 73 and is on Amritsar-Howrah main rail
route.
The Institute has two campuses. The main
campus is at Roorkee in Uttarakhand and the
other one is 50 km away at Saharanpur in Uttar
Pradesh. The campus at Roorkee is spread
over 356 acres of landscaped lush greenery.
Nestled within this are several heritage
buildings, modern academic departments,
twelve hostels, messes, hospital, school,
banks, community centres, indoor and
outdoor sports facilities which include three
sports stadiums, a modern swimming pool,
yoga bhawan, dairy, students' clubs and
several activity centres and other buildings.
The Department of Paper Technology is
located in a 25 acre campus at Saharanpur.
IIT Roorkee offers a wide range of academic
programmes. It runs eleven Under Graduate,
five Integrated Dual Degree, three Integrated
M.Tech., three integrated M.Sc., sixty one
Post Graduate and several Doctoral
Programmes.
Along with the engineering courses, IIT
Roorkee also offers a 2 year residential MBA
program. The Department of Management
Studies also offers Ph.D. in various
disciplines. Admission for these courses are
through JMET, a centralized entrance
examination for the MBA programs at various
IITs.
IIT Roorkee is also running an MCA
programme. Typically, the MCA is a 3 year
fulltime degree course consisting of six
semesters. It covers various aspects of
computing, accounting, finance,
programming, design and managing networks
and databases. Admission for this course is
through JAM (joint admission test), a
centralized examination for two-year MSc
programmes at all IITs, Three-year MCA and
M Tech in Applied Geology/ Applied
Geophysics at IIT Roorkee, MSc-PhD Dual
Degree in Physics at IIT Bombay and IIT
Kanpur.
Prior to being converted into an IIT, the
University selected students through an
entrance exam, REE (Roorkee Entrance
Exam) conducted on an All-India level.The
Institute continues the legacy by admitting
IIT - Roorkee
students to B.Tech. and B.Arch. courses through
the IIT-Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)
conducted at various centers all over India. The
Institute is a member of LAOTSE, an
international network of leading universities in
Europe and Asia exchanging students and senior
scholars.
The Institute has several departments and
advanced research centres in various disciplines
of engineering and the pure sciences.
The engineering departments of the
institute include:
1. Architecture
2. Biotechnology
3. Chemical Engineering
4. Civil Engineering
5. Computer Science and Engineering
6. Earthquake Engineering (offers post-
graduate level courses only)
7. Electrical Engineering
8. E l e c t r o n i c s a n d C o m m u n i c a t i o n s
Engineering
9. Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
10. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
11. Geophysical Technology
12. Geological Technology
13. Pulp and Paper Engineering
The departments dealing with pure sciences
in the institute are:
1. Chemistry
2. Mathematics
3. Physics
4. Earth Sciences
5. Humanities and Social Sciences
In addition to them, there are also
specialized centers, which are:
1. Department of Management Studies
2. Hydrology
3. Water Resources Development and
Management
4. Alternate Hydro Energy Center
Academic Collaboration
The Institute has Academic Collaboration
with the following universities:
· University of Texas at Dallas
· National University of Singapore
· University of Waterloo
· R o y a l I n s t i t u t e o f
Technology(KTH),Stockholm
 IIT - Roorkee
Professor S C Saxena
Director, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Director IIT Roorkee
Professor (Dr.) S.C. Saxena is having an
outstanding academic record and obtained
his B.E. (Electrical) degree from Allahabad
University in 1970 and M.E. Electrical
(Measurement & Instrumentation) degree
with Honours from IIT Roorkee in 1973.
Thereafter, he joined IIT Roorkee on its
faculty, and while on its faculty, also
completed his Ph.D. with specialization in
Biomedical Engineering in 1977. The same
year, he was raised to the post of Reader. Dr.
Saxena became Professor in March 1988 and
served as the Head of Electrical Engineering
Department during 1997-2000, Dean of
Student Welfare during 2001-2002, and
earlier to this, in many other important
administrative capacities at University of
Roorkee.
Dr. Saxena took over as the Director, Indian
Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee on
June 01, 2006. As an additional
responsibility, Dr. Saxena has also been
appointed the Director of Indian Institute of
Technology, Himachal Pradesh, the new IIT
established by the Government of India
(GOI) for which IIT Roorkee is the Mentor
IIT.
Names of Reso Students (124) joined IIT-R in the year 2009
-: Name of the Branch - (Number of students opted the branch) :-
APP.MATHEMATICS (M.Sc Integrated 5 Yr) - (4), ARCHITECTURE (B. Arch 5 Yr) - (4), BIOTECHNOLOGY
(B. Tech. 4 Yr) - (3), CHEM. ENG/HYDROCARBON ENG.(M.Tech 5 Yr Dual Degree) - (2), CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING (B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (8), CHEMISTRY (M.Sc Integrated 5 Yr) - (2), CIVIL ENGINEERING (B.Tech.
4 Yr) - (16), COMP. SC. & ENGG. with M.Tech in INF.TECH (5 Yr Dual Degree) - (6), COMPUTER SCIENCE &
ENGINEERING (B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (9), ELEC. ENG. With Power Electonics (M.Tech 5 Yr Dual Degree) - (1), ELECT
& COMM ENG/WIRELESS COMM (M.Tech 5 Yr Dual Degree) - (1), ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (B.Tech. 4
Yr) - (19), ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (B. Tech. 4 Yr) - (3), GEOLOGICAL
TECHNOLOGY (M.Tech 5 Yr Integrated) - (1), GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY (M.Tech 5 Yr Integrated) - (3),
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (11), METALLURGICAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING
(B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (8), PHYSICS (M.Sc Integrated 5 Yr) - (2), POLYMER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (M.Tech.
Integrated 5 Yr) - (1), PREPARATORY COURSE - (8), PROCESS ENG with MBA (M.Tech 5 Yr Dual Degree) -
(5), PRODUCTION & INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (3), PULP & PAPER ENGINEERING
(B.Tech. 4 Yr) - (4).
Name - Batch
Abhay Jain-PA1, Abhishek Choudhary-RH2, Abhishek Jaiswal-TS, Abhishek Kumar-TS, Abhishek Meena-
BR1, Aditya Gupta-TS, Agam Kuchhal-TS, Akash Behl-PB1, Akshay Kumar-TS, Amanjo Malhotra-TS,
Amit Jain-TS, Amit Kumar-TS, Amit Kumar -PB2, Amit Kumar Tiwari-TS, Ankur Gupta-TS, Anuj Minz-
TS, Arpit Jain-IG, Ashish Ranjan Jha-IG, Ashish Sharma-TS, Ashok Kumar Dhakad-PB1, Ashwin Philip
Abraham-TS, Avinash Kumar-TS, Avinash Kumar-RH1, Ayush Mishra-RH3, Babu Lal Meena-R1, Bhanu
Paliwal-TS, Chirag Varde-TS, Deepak Diwaker-RH5, Deepak Kushwah-FH1, Dinesh Kumar Patel-PB1,
Dinesh Meena-R1, Falgun Shah-RH6, G.V. Dharanan-TS, Gaurav Goyal-TS, Gaurav Jain-RH1, Gaurav
Khurana-TS, Gaurav Mittal-TS, Hemant Gupta-TS, Hemant Manwani-TS, Hitendra Singh Parihar-TS, Jekin
Dadhaniya-TS, Karan Agarwal-TS, Karan Shukla-RH2, Kartik Arora-IR, Kinshuk Sharma-PB1, Kirti
Meena-TS, Kuldeep Singh-PA2, Kunal Patel -TS, Kunal Shrivastava-R6, Kush Kothari-IR, Lalit Kishore-
G4, Mahendra Prajapati-G2, Manish Kumar Meena-TS, Manvendra Singh-G2, Matendra Kumar Meena-IG,
Mayank Batra-PB1, Md. Aziz Alam-IR, Miss Kanchan-TS, Miss Komal Chauhan-TS, Miss Sonal Chouhan-
TS, Miss Vineeta Yadav-TS, Mohd.Azad-TS, Mohit Yadav-RH4, Narendra Singh Meena-PB1, Nayan
Chaudhary-TS, Nikhil Bhandari-IP, Nilesh Raman Patil -TS, Niranjan Anand Joshi-TS, Nitesh Meena-IR,
Nitin Nandnani-TS, Nitin Srivastava-TS, Pankaj Goyal-TS, Pankaj Mehra-PB6, Pankaj Vishwajeet Singh-
TS, Peeyush Kumar-R1, Piyush Dangaich-PA1, Prachi Agarwal-TS, Pragya Nand Manakbohra-PB1, Pratik
Prakash-PA1, Prem Prakash Meena-IG, Prem Prakash Poonia-PA3, Radhesh Sirohiya-TS, Rahul Verma-R6,
Rahul Kumar-TS, Rahul Kumar Meena-TS, Rahul Pratap Singh-FH2, Rahul Trivedi-TS, Raja Ashutosh
Kedia-TS, Raja Ram-G2, Rajat Gupta-PB1, Ravi Meena-IG, Rohit Barolia-RH6, Rohit Kumar-TS, Ruchir
Grover -TS, Sachin Kumar-TS, Sandeep Kumar-LR1, Sandesh Kumar Agarwal-PA2, Sanjay Meena-RH1,
Saurabh Kumar-RH1, Shanoob P P -PB2, Shishir Kumar-IR, Shiv Pratap Singh-RH4, Shriya Sukalikar-TS,
Shubham Mittal-TS, Siddharth Bathla-IG, Sneha Agrawal-IGR, Sonesh Jain-PB2, Sudhish Kamal-TS,
Sumit Kumar Jha-IG, Surbhi Jain-TS, Suresh Verma-PA1, Udit Kothari-PB1, Umesh Kumar Garg-RH2,
Vaibhav Jain-TS, Varghese Kurian-TS, Varun Singh-RH3, Veer Singh Meena-TS, Vipin Kumar Meena-TS,
Vivek Goyal-PA5, Vivke Khandelwal-TS, Yash Baheti-TS, Yash Singhvi-PA1, Yashpal Solanki-PA6,
Yogendra Nagar-R2

Shailandra Gupta IIT - Roorkee Alumnus At Resonance

(SKG)
Maths Dept.
B. Tech (IIT- Roorkee)
Q.1 What inspired you for IITs?
Ans: Frankly saying I was not aware of IITs and
IIT-JEE till my grade twelfth. While going
through some book, I traced out some questions
with IIT-JEE, U.O.R., MNR. etc, written at the
bottom. It was then that I came to know about
these competitive exams which are a must to
enter into good engineering colleges. I belong to
a middle class business family and so none of
my family member was acquainted with IITs.
When I left my home town for the preparation of
competitive examinations, I learnt about IITs
and came to know that they are the premier
institutes that provide the best of engineers to
the country. I understood that IITians are a
class apart and they excel in every field
because they are groomed to be versatile.
These things and notions inspired me to go
into IITs as I always wanted to do something
different and challenging.
Q.2 What sort of qualities one must possess
to get into IITs?
Ans: The only parameter which makes a
person successful is the attitude and this is one
parameter which dominates all other
parameters. I always had a blind faith on my
teacher and whatever he taught and this turned
out as a blessing for me to become an IITian.
Second most important thing is hard work and
dedication towards the goal. Third thing is
progressing in the right direction. One must
always be confident but not overconfident to get
into IITs. For example in simple language, if one
thinks that one can solve a particular problem
and then attempts to solve it for getting an
answer, then surely one is heading towards the
path of success and if one thinks that one can
solve a particular problem and leaves it
assuming it can easily be solved, then one is
committing a big blunder.
Q.3 What is the distinguishing factor of IIT-
Roorkee which makes it different from other
IITs?
Ans: Indian Institute of Technology - Roorkee is
among the foremost institutes of national
importance in higher technological education &
engineering and in basic & applied research.
From its inception, this Indian Institute of
Technology (Roorkee) has played a vital role in
providing the technical manpower and know-
how to the country and has also turned useful for
research. This Institute ranks amongst the best
technological institutions in the world and has
contributed to all sectors of technological
development. It has also been considered a
trend-setter in the area of education and
research, in the field of science, technology, and
engineering.
The Institute has completed 150th year of its
existence in October 1996. On September 21,
2001, an Ordinance issued by the Government
of India declared it as the nation's seventh Indian
Institute of Technology. The Ordinance is now
converted into an Act by the Parliament to make
IIT-Roorkee as an "Institution of National
Importance".
The Institute offers Bachelor's (Degree) courses
in 10 disciplines of Engineering and
Architecture and Postgraduate Degree in 55
disciplines of Engineering, Applied Science,
Architecture and planning. The Institute has
facility for doctoral work in all Departments and
Research Centres.
ResoNITEs spread
ResoNITEs their
spread their wings... wings...
[ Student of Resonance in a strategic corporate role ]
Rahul Singhal
At Resonance: 2003-04
IIT-JEE AIR - 198
IIT-D (Electrical Engg.)
Presently working as a Consultant at Deloitte
& Touche Assurance and Enterprise Risk
Services India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad.
B
y an aesthetic presentation of great
ideals, the artist leads us to an
acceptance of the same. We live
vicariously the life of every character that is
set before us and similarly Rahul Singhal
lived in himself the principles, intelligentsia,
and ethics of his faculty members at
Resonance. He expresses that the desires, the
urges, the hopes, the dreams, the successes
and the failures are mandatory to make home
in the world.
Today Rahul is a Consultant at Deloitte &
Touche Assurance and Enterprise Risk
Services India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad. In the
world of dot.com, the major functions are
now software oriented. The success of the
software industry has increased the relative
value of professional workers, that is not only
programmers, but also managers and
analysts. The growing importance of human
capital, in turn, has led to innovative models
of entrepreneurship and organizational setup,
pioneered by the software sector. With the
importance of IT, the software sector has
become almost indispensable for other
sectors as well. A potentially important
The Institute admits students for B.Tech. and
B.Arch. courses through the Joint Entrance
Examination (JEE) conducted at various
centres all over India.
Q.4 Throw some light on your best
moments pertaining to studies at IIT-
Roorkee.
Ans: When I was pursuing my B.Tech, my
favorite subject used to be Graphics. I felt on
cloud nine, whenever I obtained the highest
grade in my favorite subject (graphics).
Whenever I visualize things in 3 dimensional
space, I get immense pleasure and these
moments become my best moments.
Q.5 How different is the study pattern at
IIT-Roorkee in comparison to other IITs.
Ans: The study pattern in all IITs is more or
less the same. At IIT-Roorkee, we used to
perform team work and group tasks that
developed in us team work skills which are a
pre-requisite in today's work environment.
These tasks also made us smart to handle inter
and intra departmental projects.
Q.6 How has your teaching experience been
with the students preparing for IIT-JEE at
Resonance?
Ans: According to me, students studying at
contribution of the software industry is the
exemplar of good entrepreneurship and
corporate governance to the rest of India.
Though less visible, IT is instrumental for
the developmental processes and is a source
of productivity improvement for all
industries, and can have powerful long-
term benefits for India's industrialization
and economic growth.
Rahul is working in the IT Security
Management offering of Security and
Privacy line which helps in improving the
security of a single component or work with
client to develop comprehensive security
programs and also helps in maintaining the
entire information security management
framework.
He went to Germany (Opto-electronics
Laboratory, Pforzheim University of
Applied Sciences, Pforzheim) during his
summer academic internship for 3 months.
There he designed and developed PCB for
trans-impedance amplifier which
successfully was incorporated in the optical
setup of Homodyne Laser Vibrometer.
He left Resonance in May, 2004 and entered
the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
with All India Rank 198. He completed his
B.Tech in Electrical Engineering with
CGPA 7.52% in 2008. He then joined
Deloitte & Touch AERS India Pvt. Ltd.,
Hyderabad (July, 2008 Present) and the
service line being Security and Privacy
Resonance have some strong points and some
weak points. Students at Resonance are very
laborious and they are also enthusiastic to crack
IIT-JEE. They have the caliber to do miracles
but sometimes they tend to become more
theoretical rather than becoming practical. One
must remember that one is preparing for a
technical institute where one must have
technical and practical bent of mind.
Q.7 What suggestions or words of wisdom
will you like to give to the students preparing
for IIT-JEE at Resonance to increase their
productivity?
Ans: One thing that I would like to say to the
students to increase their productivity is that
they must have blind faith on their teachers and
on the study pattern adopted at Resonance and
work in lieu with it. I firmly hold that if student
& teacher are strongly determined to achieve
their preset goal, then there is no stopping, one
will certainly see oneself in any one of IITs. IITs
groom students in such a way that IITians
become an example for the society at large.
These students are cut above the rest. IITs give
you the best of everything and make you
versatile.
Services (SPS).
Rahul always believed in the continuity of his
goal and did not go astray. For him the path of
righteousness was in the pursuit of achieving
his aim of clearing IIT-JEE with integrity and
entering the prestigious Indian Institute of
Technology.
Today Rahul is well established in Deloitte &
Touche AERS India Pvt. Ltd. After his joining
the company, he has gained experience in
building solutions in Governance, Risk and
Compliance tools especially in Archer,
OpenPages and Oracle GRCM. This has led
him to achieve excellence in good
programming skills with experience in
C/C++, C# and trained in Java. Currently, he
is working in Security Management offering.
According to him Resonance is one of the two
things to which he gives credit for his
selection into IIT. He believes that Resonance
made his base strong by providing him the
much needed concepts that are most
important to crack IIT-JEE. With the best
faculty and facilities, he received a very
healthy and competitive environment for the
JEE preparation at Resonance.
There is a secret dwelling place with a longing
urge in every heart and very few are able to
fulfill that urge. Rahul Singhal is one, who
with modesty, hard work and firm
determination achieved his goal and is still on
his way to maintain the same to achieve
excellence ever after.
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W
hen the thoughts, It was woman power all the way in the civil serve the country's rural population and that
unswerving, are services (main) examination 2008, as they made 30-year-old Shubhra Saxena to quit her
took the top three positions in one of the well-paid IT job to prepare for civil service
rendered straight and
examinations.
when their quality and toughest competitive exams in the country,
texture thus change, Shubhra Saxena, a graduate from the "It is a very good feeling. Every person
we shall come to prestigious Indian Institute of Technology achieves victory at his/her own pace," an
(IIT) Roorkee, and Sharandeep Kaur Brar, a elated Saxena said,
notice that our actions gather a new glow of
post-graduate from Punjab University, were
perfection, a charm of brilliancy. When the Born in Uttar Pradesh's Bareli, Saxena had
ranked first and second in the civil services most of her education in Jharkhand. She gives
actions are more glorious, as a member of a
(main) examination 2008 conducted by the full credit of her success to her well groomed
competitive community, our life becomes
Union Public Service Commission parenting, schooling and her over all
more productive, carrying with it always the
(UPSC). Another woman, Kiran Kaushal academics as all of these factors contributed
sure insignia of success and achievement and in preparing a strong base, besides equipping
was ranked third.
one such example is of Shubhra Saxena, a her with a competitive zeal.
persona who left the abode of wealth (IT After discovering the secret energy and
dynamism within herself, Shubhra Saxena She also attributed her feat to her “loving”
professional) to serve humanity with heart so parents and husband, Shashank Gupta, in-
properly organized and channelized the
pure and vision so clear. laws for her roaring success saying they
play of this energy to satiate the urge to
Shubhra Saxena
“were very much supportive when I
expressed my desire to appear for civil
services.”
A software engineer and an alumnus of IIT-
Roorkee, said that she quitted her well-paid
IT job as she always had an urge to serve the
rural population, who are deprived of even
basic facilities such as education and drinking
water. She is desirous of bringing change in
the existing bureaucratic system, by
administration reaching out to the people
instead of people approaching the
administration, believing, only then an
effective governance can be established.
Once we undertake a great and noble work,
we are already set on the grand road leading to
its total realization soon, in complete success.
All spectacular successes were achieved in
little courageous steps taken with self
confidence and faith in the nobility of the final
goal chosen and Shubhra completely believed
in her with a commitment to serve humanity
and to transform the system to generate
fruitful output in favor of people at large.
Describing Shubhra as "hard working" and
"sincere" girl since childhood, Kamna
(Shubhra's mother) said "Shubhra was always
a topper as she secured the highest rank in
school finals from DAV (Ranchi zone). After
completing plus two, she was selected in all
the competitive examinations that she took
for engineering entrance”. Kamna also gave
credit to Shubhra's "cooperating in-laws" for
allowing her to continue with her studies.
Kamna lived at Noida when Shubhra was
preparing to crack the UPSC for the last
couple of years; she was with her husband
when the results were finally declared. Her
husband extended unflinching support and
stayed with her for months at Delhi to
encourage her.
S h u b h r a ' s f a t h e r, A s h o k C h a n d r a ,
superintending engineer, with the Central
Coalfields Limited's Dhori Project, said
Shubhra made them proud by becoming the
only women from the family to qualify for the
civil services examination.
"We have had a wing commander, doctors,
Anunaad, October - December 2009
Impossible only means trying a lot harder
engineers and even civil servants in the
family but she is the only woman to reach
this high standard of performance," he said.
Chandra always believed in making the
foundation of education strong and solid so
even being posted in a colliery region, he
tried to give his children the best available
option.
Eldest among three siblings, Shubhra also
guided her brother and sister in their higher
studies. Both of them are now engineers.
Shubhra devoted her heart
and soul and worked for an
average of eight hours a
day and 10-12 hours
during examinations. "I
always had faith in
myself... so I won. Once a
person understands the
concept it is very easy to
crack the exam. And more
important is the ability to
believe in yourself," she
said.
Self growth is one of the paramount
responsibilities of every one of us and one
must like Shubhra, constantly strive to grow
and find therein fresh abilities to serve the
world.
“Pure, We Must Be.
Sincere, We Must Become.
Earnestness, We Must Befriend.
Dedicated Living, We Must Bequeath.”
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 Transforming Trend of Engineers from Transactional to Dynamic
E very profession has a
history, and the extent to
which that history is
known, remembered,
preserved, honored, and used, determines to a
great magnitude the degree to which the
profession knows and understands itself and
is acknowledged and respected as a
profession outside the confines of its own
practice. The profession of engineering has a
long, rich, and important history, but many
technically astute engineers are dismissive of
that history. They emphasize the state-of-the-
art, current trends, and the future of their
specialist technology to the exclusion of its
history. As a result, the history of engineering
has not been especially prominent in most
professional discussions or technical
meetings. History would seem to have the
reputation among many engineers of being
frivolous, irrelevant, and distracting from the
development of the ever-changing state-of-
the-art and the pursuit of the future.
Engineering has always been an
indispensable part of history as it has its roots
ingrained from the age of pre stone. With the
development of stone cart and wheels to the
contemporary globalization, engineering has
made the civilizations learn to exist and
survive comfortably.
With the globalization of engineering
institutes, the industry's expectations of the
skills and competences required from
engineers have changed and hence the
responsibilities of engineering colleges in
training engineers need to undergo a change.
Unlike olden days when engineers were
required to master a particular expertise,
today's engineer needs to be a multifaceted
personality with a variety of skills viz.
technical, managerial, communication and
soft skills. Engineers today need to be
creative and innovative and the educational
system they pass through must help them to
imbibe such competencies on a regular basis.
Engineers need to be competitive and be
aware of latest technological developments
and hence their educational programme must
be risen equal to the new challenge.
In the last thirty years, technical education has
undergone rapid changes. This is visible from
Anunaad, October - December 2009
the mushrooming of technical institutions,
the competition that prevails among them
and the state-of-art infrastructure and
campuses that are present today. Technical
institutions must adopt latest strategies and
methodologies to offer students a
curriculum that gives knowledge and
imparts skills that match the expectations of
coordinating the overall development of
technical education in the country. AICTE has
also opened student facilitation counters to
help the students find out the AICTE
institutes and there by help international
students planning to pursue their studies in
India to locate courses of their choice. AICTE
has also helped Indian technical institutions
the industry. A close collaboration with the acquire a recognition that brings them at par
industry and institutions and exchange with other reputed institutions across the
programmes amongst institutions globe.
worldwide along with MOUs and tie-ups Today, instead of producing transactional
will help technical education meet the new engineers we need to produce dynamic
challenges. engineers who have a vision and the
Engineering education has also witnessed necessary leadership skills to excel. Instead of
phenomenal changes and today there exists pursuing engineering education to acquire a
a great demand for high quality education in degree certificate that will fetch them a job we
the field of engineering and technology. need to develop engineers with a drive to be
With the increasing number of engineering original and creative. The quality of the
colleges, there is a need to ensure quality in engineering education provided is important
technical education. AICTE is a statutory against the statistics of the number of
body that was established for planning, technical institutions present in the state or
framing, regulating and monitoring country.
standards in engineering education and also
Concerns about Engineering
Some faculties of engineering such as Electronics and communication and computer
science are more preferred than other faculties of engineering. Core engineering
departments have been neglected for a long time and have failed to evolve the way they
should have done. Engineering education remains within the easy reach of the rich and
powerful thereby marginalizing the aspirants from the weaker sections of the society.
Students' preference, driven more by the choices of their parents and influence of their peer
group, is more towards a course of study that will fetch them good jobs with attractive pay
packages. This leads to many students preferring courses selected by the majority and leads
to an imbalance.
Smart and intelligent students restrain from joining newly emerging courses like Food
Technology as they avoid taking risks. They fail to notice the importance and specialty of
such innovative courses. For example, the power sector is of great importance to the country
but not many toppers among students prefer to pursue a course in electrical engineering.
This electrical industry thus settles employing professionals of less standard and the few
who excel prefer to work abroad because of the attractive salary and job opportunities.
Engineering aspirants should develop their communication skills which is the need of the
hour. Library hours should be compulsory and more project works should be encouraged.
Proximity to their place will be good. Spare time can be utilized to undergo value added
courses. The engineering aspirants should have a first hand knowledge about the college.
They should look at the faculty, visit the departments and interact with teaching staff and if
possible talk to alumni for references. Students should update their hard skills and soft skills
to meet the demands of a volatile job market. Students have to improve their flexibility and
employability skills. Students must personally evaluate the current trends and choose
programmes that will provide them a secure future with increased opportunities. Students
must also learn to explore new frontiers of technical education and join programmes that are
least preferred and not so popular but have a potential to evolve as major areas of research
and development.
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Below is given the list of top

50 Engineering colleges in India.
Some guidelines before selecting an engineering/technology college.
Rank - College [Graduate (G)/Post graduate (P)], City · Name of the college
1 - IIT (G), Kharagpur · AICTE approved
2 - IIT (G), Bombay · Infra structural facility
3 - IIT (G), Kanpur
· Name and address of the Director
4 - IIT (G), Delhi
5 - IIT (G), Madras · Name of the affiliating university
6 - BITS (P), Pilani · Governance
7 - IIT (G), Roorkee - Members of the Board and their brief background
8 - IT-BHU (G), Varanasi - Advisory Body
9 - IIT (G), Guwahati - Mechanism/ norms/ procedures
10 - College of Engg, Anna Univ (G), Chennai - Student feedback and grievance redressal
11 - ISM Univ (G), Dhanbad · Programmes
12 - Jadavpur Univ, Faculty of Engg (G), Calcutta - Name of the Programmes approved and accredited by AICTE
13 - BIT Mesra (P), Ranchi - For each Programme the following details are to be given
14 - DCE (G), Delhi -- Name
15 - NIT (G), Trichy -- Number of seats
16 - NIT (G), Warangal -- Duration
17 - PEC University of Technology (G), Chandigarh -- Cut off marks/ rank for admission
18 - NIT (G), Suratkal · Faculty
19 - PSG College of Technology (P), Coimbatore - Profile of Director/Principal and faculty members with qualification, Total
20 - Bengal Engg & Sc Univ, Shibpur (G), Howrah Experience, Age and Duration of Employment at the Institute concerned.
21 - Thapar Inst of Engg & Tech (P), Patiala · Fee
22 - Motilal Nehru National Inst of Tech (G), Allahabad - Details of fee, as approved by State fee committee, for the Institution.
23 - NSIT (G), Delhi - Time Schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme.
24 - VNIT (G), Nagpur - No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students.
25 - IIIT (P), Hyderabad - Number of scholarship offered by the institute, duration and amount.
26 - Govt College of Engineering (G), Pune - Criteria for fee waivers/ scholarship.
27 - IIIT (G), Allahabad - Estimated cost of boarding and lodging in Hostels.
28 - NIT (G), Rourkela · Admission
29 - Harcourt Butler Tech Institute (G), Kanpur - Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval.
30 - MNIT (G), Jaipur - Number of students admitted under various categories each year in the last three
31 - SVNIT (G), Surat years.
32 - NIT (G), Calicut - Number of applications received during the last two years for admission under
33 - MANIT (G), Bhopal Management Quota and number admitted.
34 - VJTI (P), Mumbai · Admission Procedure
35 - College of Engineering (G), Visakhapatnam - Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test Agency
36 - Manipal Inst of Technology (P), Manipal and its URL (website).
37 - NIT (G), Kurukshetra - Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidates separately
AIEEE/CET (State conducted test/University tests)/ Association conducted test.
38 - Coimbatore Inst of Tech (G), Coimbatore
- Calendar for admission against management/vacant seats:
39 - VIT (P), Vellore
-- Last date for request for applications.
40 - NIT (G), Jamshedpur
-- Last date for submission of application.
41 - JNTU (G), Hyderabad
-- Dates for announcing final results.
42 - NIT (G), Durgapur -- Release of admission list (main list and waiting list should be announced on the
43 - RVCE (P), Bangalore same day)
44 - ICT Mumbai University (G), Mumbai -- Date for acceptance by the candidate (time given should in no case be less than 15
45 - DA-IICT (P), Gandhinagar days).
46 - MIT (P), Pune -- Last date for closing of admission.
47 - UVCE (G), Bangalore -- Starting of Academic session.
48 - SSN College of Engg (P), Chennai -- The policy of refund of the fee, in case of withdrawal, should be clearly notified.
49 - UCE, Osmania University (G), Hyderabad · Criteria and Weightages for Admission
50 - Nirma Univ of Science & Tech (P), Ahmedabad - The cut-off levels of percentage and percentile scores of the candidates in the
admission test for the last three years.
Source: Outlook India (July 2009)

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· Application Form -- Soft skill development facilities · Special Purpose

- Download application form, with online -- Number of classrooms and size of each - Software, all design tools in case
submission possibilities. -- Number of tutorial rooms and size of each - Academic calendar and frame work
·Results of admission under management -- Number of laboratories and drawing halls - Research focus
seats/vacant seats -- Number of computer centres and central · List of typical research projects
- Composition of selection team for admission examination facility - Industry linkage
under management quota with brief profiles · Teaching learning process - Publication out of research
of members. - Curricula and syllabi for each of the - Placement status
- Score of the individual candidates admitted programmes as approved by the University - Admission procedure
arranged in order of merit. - Academic calendar of the University - Fee structure
-Waiting list of the candidates in order of merit - Academic time table - Hostel facilities
to be operative from the last date of joining of - Teaching load of each faculty - Contact address of co-ordinator of the PG
the first list candidates. - Internal continuous evaluation system and programme
· Information on infrastructure and other place -- Name
resources available - Students' assessment of faculty, system in -- Address
- Library place -- Telephone
- Laboratory · For each Post Graduate programme, -- E-mail.
- Computing facilities following should be seen Note: - While taking admission in any AICTE
- Workshop - Title of the programme approved engineering college, Information
-- List of facilities available - Curricula and syllabi by the students should be correctly provided
-- Games and sports facilities - Faculty profile as misinterpretation of information may lead
-- Extra curriculur activities - Brief profile of each faculty to severe penalization.

A birds eye view of some good engineering colleges with their fee and their mode of entrance is given below. The below given information can
help in understanding the overall generalized fee criteria and will also throw light on the different competitive exams required to get into these
colleges.
Indian Institutes of Technology
Bhubaneswar

Gandhinagar

Hyderabad

Kharagpur

Rajasthan
Guwahati
Bombay

Roorkee
Madras
Kanpur

Punjab
Patna
Delhi

Total fees
payable at
37625/- 40076/- 33985/- 40076/- 35100/- 32096/- 37842/- 37625/- 32096/- 35100/- 33985/- 38882/- 47920/-
the time of
admission
For the fee structure of the new IITs-Himachal Pradesh (Mandi) and Indore, please visit their website.
IT-BHU, Varanasi ISMU, Dhanbad
Total fees payable at the time of admission
21235 /- 28750/-
Name of the college Entrance Exam for Admission Fee*
NIT-Raipur, Chattisgarh AIEEE 41,600/- (Approximately for 1 year)
NIT-Jalandhar, Punjab AIEEE 40,500/- (Approximately for 1 year)
NIT-Patna, Bihar AIEEE 20,100/- (To deposit on remote reporting)
NIT-Durgapur, West Bengal AIEEE 21700/- (Approximately for 1 year)
NIT-Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh AIEEE 21,200/- (Approximately for 1 year)
NIT-Rourkela, Orissa AIEEE 52,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)
NIT-Kurukshitra, Haryana AIEEE 29,750/- at the time of admission
NIT-Warangal, Andhra Pradesh AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
NIT-Jamshedpur, Jharkhand AIEEE 20,850/- (Approximately for 1 year)
DA-IICT Gandhinagar AIEEE 50,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)

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IIIT -Allahabad, UP AIEEE 75,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)

NIT - Agartala, Tripura
MNIT - Allahabad, UP
VNIT- Nagpur, Maharashtra
Maulana Azad NIT, Bhopal, MP
NIT, Calicut, Kerala
NIT-Silchar, Assam
NIT- Tiruchirapalli, Tamilnadu
Sardar Vallabhbhai NIT, Surat - (Gujarat)
MNIT -Jaipur, Rajasthan
NIT-Hazratbal, Srinagar
NIT-Karnataka, Surathkal, Mangalore (Karnataka)
SRM University, Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu
Nirma Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
L.N. Instt. of Technology, Nagpur, Maharashtra
National Institute of Engg., Mysore, Karnataka
Amrita Instt. of Technology and Science, Bangalore
Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune
P.E.S Institute of Technology, Bangalore, Karnataka
Mumbai University Institute of
Chemical Technology, Maharashtra
M.S.Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalor
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, Tamilnadu
P.S.G College of Technology,
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
JNTI Hyderabad
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Jadavpur University, Kolkata
Thapar Instt. of Engg. and Technology, Patiala
Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology,
New Delhi
Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology,
Bhubaneshwar, Orrisa
Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Kanpur
Dharmsingh Desai Institute of Technology,
Nadiad, Gujarat
Amity School of Engg., Noida
RVR and JC Coll. of Engg. Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
AIEEE 12,700/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 22,087/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 16,535/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
AIEEE 22,657/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 20,750/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 31,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 48,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
AIEEE 8690/- (At the time of admission)
AIEEE 22,425/- (At the time of admission)
Conducted By SRM University For fee, visit the institute's website
25% seats through AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
Maharashtra CET, AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
Karnataka CET For fee, visit the institute's website
Nation wide exam for admission in B.Tech. For fee, visit the institute's website
Through AIEEE for outside Maharashtra and
75356 /-(Approximately for 1 year)
through MH-CET for Maharashtra student
COMED-K/AIEEE/CET. For fee, visit the institute's website
30% Through AIEEE and 70%
33,000/- (Approximately for 1 year)
Through Maharashtra CET
COMED-K For fee, visit the institute's website
VITEEE 69000/- (per annum)
(TNPCEE), AIEEE (Tamil Nadu Engineering
For fee, visit the institute's website
Admission Entrance Examination), CET
Engineering, Agricultural and
For fee, visit the institute's website
Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET)
WB JEE held by the University For fee, visit the institute's website
AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website
Combined Entrance Examination
For fee, visit the institute's website
(CEE) by the University of Delhi.
65% of total intake : through KIITEE
1,35,000/-
(KIIT Entrance Examination),
(Approximately for 1 year)
20% of total intake : through AIEEE
Admissions to undergraduate courses are
For fee, visit the institute's website
made through a Combined Entrance Examination
Higher Secondary Certificate 50,000/-
Examination (HSCE), Gujarat CET (Approximately for 1 year)
AIEEE 50,000/- per annum
EAMCET 26,000/-
AIEEE For fee, visit the institute's website

Examinations, tests, competitions, interviews and challenges must be strongly faced so that they can be conquered with confidence and ease.
If you have the will, victory is yours. If you show courage, you can make the conquest. Shake yourself free from lethargy. Come out of your
shell and be bold and act. Just choose the right path for right guidance to enter a dynamic institute to inculcate in yourself the strategic
dynamism necessary not only for your own growth but also for the nation at large.

*Exact fee details to be obtained from the respective college.

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person, we will know how to be grateful for that gift. loser always congratulates the victory.
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To weep is to risk appearing sentimental.
To place ideas and dreams before a crowd is to risk being called naïve.
But risk must be taken, because the greatest hazard in life is to risk.
The person who risks nothing, does nothing.
They may avoid suffering and sorrow, but they can not learn, love or feel freedom.
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Physics-RESO-Q.15
Solution by: J.K. Pandey
Sr. Faculty - Physics

Winner:
Prabhat Yadav
Roll No.: 913982
Batch: IB

Winner:
Shubham
Roll No.: 812226
Batch: PB2

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 Chemistry-RESO-Q.15

Winner:
Hitesh Kumar Mahawar
Roll No.: 810402
Batch: PB1
Solution by:
Girijesh Dubey
Sr. Faculty Chemistry

Math-RESO-Q.15

Solution by
Safdar Seraj
HOD - Maths
Delhi Centre

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Physics Force:
Khul Ja Sim Sim Chemistry Catalyst:

Maths Exponent:

1- A, 2- D, 3- A, B, C, D 4- C,
5- A, 6- B, 7- A, 8- A

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