Delayed CBSE Results may affect admissions
If CBSE Resultsare delayed further, the fate of many students from CBSE
schools may be at stake. They will find it difficult to get admissions in colleges as most of the state board exam results are already declared and the admissions to various undergraduate courses is in progress. Delayed results will reduce the chance of CBSE students to join the courses of huge demand.
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CBSE RESULTS 2012
The CBSE Results 2012for class X (AISSE) and class XII (AISSCE) will be published by the third week of May 2012.
For Class X, the CCE details are being uploaded by the Vidyalayas to CBSE server. The schools are given time till 15 April for updating the marks up to Summative Assessment 2 for Class X 2012.
The results will be published at http://cbseresults.nic.in
The results of both Board Based exams and School Based Exams will be published together.
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A few questions to students
Many teachers often say that, when students get good marks they claim to be because of their own effort and when they fail or get very less marks, they blame it own the teachers.
I want to ask this questions to students in open. Any student can join the discussion. Whatever you post, let it be your own genuine answer.
Here are the question for students.
If you get good marks in Physics, is it because of your teacher or because of your own effort?
If you don’t get good marks in Physics, is it because of your teacher or because of your own lack of practice?
Teachers are also welcomed to post their response.
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How was the CBSE Physics Exam 2012?
How was AISSCE Physics Question Paper 2012? Was the Board question paper 2012 up to the standard? Were there any questions out of syllabus? Was any of the questions too tough? Were there any unexpected questions? How was the numerical problems? Did you get sufficient time to answer the questions? Please post your response soon. Your responses on AISSCE Physics Question Paper 2012 can affect the marking/ evaluation and eventually the marks. Comment honestly.
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Some important questions for class 12
- A charged particle enters a magnetic field region in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field. Will there be any change in the particle’s (i) kinetic energy (ii) momentum
Ans:
In the presence of a magnetic field, the particle experiences a magnetic force in the direction perpendicular to the directions of the moving particle and the magnetic field. The magnitude of
velocity of the particle remains the same while its direction changes. Hence, kinetic energy of the particle will not change while its momentum will change
- Write the undesirable effects and their causes during signal transmissions.
Solution:
There are four undesirable effects during signal transmission. The following table lists these effects with their respective causes.
1. Attenuation Decrease in signal strength due to energy loss
2. Distortion Due to wave form perturbation
3. Interference Due to contamination of extraneous signals
4. Noise Due to random electrical signals
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How was your Physics Practical Examination?
Hello students!
It’s the time of AISSCE Practical Examination.
How was your Physics Practical Examination and Viva?
Which questions were asked to you?
Which were the experiments and activities you were asked to perform?
How farely did you do it?
Share your experience here as comments to this post. Your responses will be a boon for the others.
You can post the questions you were asked during Viva so that others can find the answers to them and learn for the Viva during their turn.
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