ICAI to announce CPT results on January 16
New Delhi: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is likely to announce the results of the Chartered Accountants Final, Final (New Course) Examinations, Common Proficiency Test (Paper Pencil Mode) and Common Proficiency Test (Online) held in November/December 2008 on January 16, 2009.
The merit list (candidates securing a minimum of 55 percent and above marks and up to the maximum of 50th Rank in the case of Final Examination and candidates securing a minimum of 60 percent and above marks and up to the maximum of 10th Rank in the case of Common Proficiency Test) on all India basis will also be declared on the same day.
The CPT Results will be available through NNE's portal www.ExamResults.net.
(http://www.indiaedunews.net)
Friday, January 16, 2009
ICAI - www.icai.org
ICAI - www.icai.org
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) established under the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 to regulate the profession of Chartered Accountancy. It is one of the largest and prominent accounting body worldwide. Chartered Accountancy profession has become a challenging career at the cutting edge of trade, industry and economic growth. Chartered Accountancy is seen as a globally acclaimed profession capable of offering new vistas to young talents, a new vision to build a career and a new idea to blossom.
1. The results of Chartered Accountants Final, Final (New Course) Examinations held in November, 2008 will be declared on January 16th, 2009 around 2.00 p.m. The merit list of the candidates who have secured a minimum of 55% and above marks and up
to the maximum of 50th Rank on All India basis will be available on the following website.
http://www.caresults.nic.in
2. The result of Common Proficiency Test (CPT) - Paper Pencil Mode held in December2008 will also be declared on Friday, January 16th,2009 around 2.00 p.m. The candidates securing a minimum of 60% and above marks and up to the maximum of 10th rank in CPT exams on all India basis will be available on the following website.
http://www.caresults.nic.in
The result of students of Online Common Proficiency Test (CPT) held in December, 2008 will be available on the following website:
http://icaiexam.icai.org
Further facilities have been made for the students, who have appeared for Final, Final (New Course) Examinations and Common Proficiency Test (Paper Pencil Mode) held in November/December, 2008, to know their results on SMS. This service will be available on MTNL (Dolphin and Trump), India Times and Reliance mobile phones. The details for finding the result on SMS are annexed.
http://www.icai.org
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) established under the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 to regulate the profession of Chartered Accountancy. It is one of the largest and prominent accounting body worldwide. Chartered Accountancy profession has become a challenging career at the cutting edge of trade, industry and economic growth. Chartered Accountancy is seen as a globally acclaimed profession capable of offering new vistas to young talents, a new vision to build a career and a new idea to blossom.
1. The results of Chartered Accountants Final, Final (New Course) Examinations held in November, 2008 will be declared on January 16th, 2009 around 2.00 p.m. The merit list of the candidates who have secured a minimum of 55% and above marks and up
to the maximum of 50th Rank on All India basis will be available on the following website.
http://www.caresults.nic.in
2. The result of Common Proficiency Test (CPT) - Paper Pencil Mode held in December2008 will also be declared on Friday, January 16th,2009 around 2.00 p.m. The candidates securing a minimum of 60% and above marks and up to the maximum of 10th rank in CPT exams on all India basis will be available on the following website.
http://www.caresults.nic.in
The result of students of Online Common Proficiency Test (CPT) held in December, 2008 will be available on the following website:
http://icaiexam.icai.org
Further facilities have been made for the students, who have appeared for Final, Final (New Course) Examinations and Common Proficiency Test (Paper Pencil Mode) held in November/December, 2008, to know their results on SMS. This service will be available on MTNL (Dolphin and Trump), India Times and Reliance mobile phones. The details for finding the result on SMS are annexed.
http://www.icai.org
CA results declared
CA results declared
The results of the CA exams which was held in November/December, 2008 are announced to be available Friday, January 16, ; reported on ICAI official website.
The examinations conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) in November/December 2008 include Chartered Accountants Final, Final (New Course) Examinations, Common Proficiency Test (Paper Pencil Mode) and Common
Proficiency Test (Online).
Candidates can also conveniently check their results through Reliance Mobile World (R World) (for those who use Reliance Mobile phones) by going through any of the four different methods :
1. By clicking on R World> Hot N New > Exam Result and entering their Exam Roll Number. The service is charged @ Rs. 5/- per operation.
2. By sending an SMS to 51234 i.e. a.CACPT (SMS format: CACPT 000201:-CACPT -space-six digit roll no) b.CAFNL (SMS format:
CAFNL 00201:-CAFNL-space-five digit roll no) c.CAFNLNW (SMS format: CAFNLNW 00201:-CAFNLNW-space-five digit roll no). The service is nominally priced @ Rs. 3/- per SMS.
3. By dialing 51234 and saying “Exams”@ Rs. 6 per minute on Dial 51234 users can get the results. (Voice Portal)
4. By visiting the Education Portal : http://caresults.nic.in/
(thaindian.com)
The results of the CA exams which was held in November/December, 2008 are announced to be available Friday, January 16, ; reported on ICAI official website.
The examinations conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) in November/December 2008 include Chartered Accountants Final, Final (New Course) Examinations, Common Proficiency Test (Paper Pencil Mode) and Common
Proficiency Test (Online).
Candidates can also conveniently check their results through Reliance Mobile World (R World) (for those who use Reliance Mobile phones) by going through any of the four different methods :
1. By clicking on R World> Hot N New > Exam Result and entering their Exam Roll Number. The service is charged @ Rs. 5/- per operation.
2. By sending an SMS to 51234 i.e. a.CACPT (SMS format: CACPT 000201:-CACPT -space-six digit roll no) b.CAFNL (SMS format:
CAFNL 00201:-CAFNL-space-five digit roll no) c.CAFNLNW (SMS format: CAFNLNW 00201:-CAFNLNW-space-five digit roll no). The service is nominally priced @ Rs. 3/- per SMS.
3. By dialing 51234 and saying “Exams”@ Rs. 6 per minute on Dial 51234 users can get the results. (Voice Portal)
4. By visiting the Education Portal : http://caresults.nic.in/
(thaindian.com)
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Kara DioGuardi and Celine Dion - Taking Chances
Kara DioGuardi and Celine Dion - Taking Chances
Kara DioGuardi and Celine Dion - Taking Chances
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Kara DioGuardi and Celine Dion - Taking Chances
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New American Idol Judge Kara Dioguardi Engaged
New American Idol Judge Kara Dioguardi Engaged
New American Idol judge Kara Dioguardi is engaged to marry her teacher-turned-builder boyfriend Mike McCuddy. McCuddy proposed during a romantic winter break in Mexico, 38-year-old DioGuardi's publicist has confirmed.
The rep says, "No wedding date has been planned."
DioGuardi made her first appearance on TV alongside Idol regulars Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson when the new series of the talent show debuted last night.
Source: starpulse.com
Deepika Padukone: Most searched celebrity on Yahoo
Deepika Padukone: Most searched celebrity on Yahoo
Yahoo! India, the pioneering Internet portal providing value added services for web users, announced the most popular searches for its 2008 Year-ender special. Among the top people searches, Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone emerged a clear winner.
YAHOO! INDIA, the leading Internet company announced the most popular searches, themes and trends as part of its 2008 Year-ender special, as told through the searches conducted by millions of users. Among the top people searches, Bollywood
actress Deepika Padukone emerged a clear winner.
These most searched words in 2008, not only represents the top ten searches across categories, but also shows that users even search for information that affect their daily life including the economy, government organisations and controversies.
“Extreme proliferation of information and paucity of time is fuelling the human desire to get the right answers faster than ever before, prompting them to look for newer search experiences. People are showing a strong preference for a search
experience, which integrates relevant text, images,and video content information from across the web onto a single search
results page,” said Gopal Krishna, vice president (VP) and head of audience – Emerging Markets, Yahoo!
“These search trends provide greater insight on consumer search behaviour, which in turn helps in making the right information available to people more quickly and easily," Gopal added.
Mobile users continued their online activities even when they were on-the-go. The top searches on Yahoo! oneSearch, the company’s award-winning mobile search product, was ‘cricket’ followed by ‘Katrina Kaif’ and ‘Asin’, the lead actress of popular Bollywood film Ghajini.
“Users are increasingly searching for information on a mobile device. Yahoo! oneSearch is designed for the needs of a mobile user, intuitively returning results grouped around the user’s query intent. For instance, when users search for cricket,
Yahoo! oneSearch returns the latest scores, schedules, team profiles, roster, news, images and links to the cricket teams’ websites,” said Vishal Maheshwari, senior director, Connected Life, Yahoo! India.
Synopsis on “Top 10” searches
Users on Yahoo! India search looked for various people and themes across categories like entertainment, sports, people, news, movies and online sites. India’s entertainment industry and Bollywood icons definitely ruled in 2008, as they were included in almost all of the top categories. The hottest searches this year included Deepika Padukone, Indian Railways and the Sixth Pay Commission. Deepika once again topped the top people searches, along with Shilpa Shetty and Aishwarya Rai. The launch of iphone, the Bhajji-Sreesanth row and the Bangalore blasts were among the top news search for 2008.
Searches in sports category comprised cricket, Sachin Tendulkar and the Indian tour of Australia. Films took centre stage as well, with titles like Singh Is Kinng, Dasavatharam and Kuselan being searched heavily by users.
Top 10 most searched words on Yahoo! India Mobile
1. Cricket
2. Katrina Kaif
3. Asin
4. Deepika Padukone
5. Priyanka Chopra
6. Bipasha Basu
7. Kajol
8. Trisha Krishnan
9. Olympics 2008
10. Bihar Flood
About Yahoo! India
Yahoo! India launched in June 2000, has established itself as the pioneering and leading Internet portal providing value added services for web users in India and users abroad with special interest in India. Yahoo! India seeks to provide a
compelling web experience to Internet users. A full range of tools and marketing solutions from Yahoo! India help businesses connect with Internet users and make it a ‘must-buy’ partner of choice for advertisers, globally. Yahoo! India also offers an array of communications, commerce and content services that serve as a starting point for online needs of Internet users.
Source: merinews.com
Sixth Pay Commission: Rs 500 fee hike irks Delhi pvt schools
Sixth Pay Commission: Rs 500 fee hike irks Delhi pvt schools
NEW DELHI: Parents could end up having to pay more than the Rs 500 hike in fees for private schools recommended by the Bansal Committee, which submitted its report to the Delhi government on Tuesday. The schools have unanimously said the proposed hike
is too little and have threatened to move court if the recommendation is implemented.
Many private schools are demanding that they be allowed to hike fees by 50% to meet the increase of 40%-50% in the salary of teachers as per the Sixth Pay Commission. The schools are also seeking the government's approval to charge Rs 8,000 per
student for arrears to teachers, which is far more than the limit of Rs 4,500 set the committee which went into the issue.
"Putting a cap of Rs 500 on the fee hike has no rationale. Thankfully, it is only a recommendation as of now. But if the government ends up considering it, we may even move the court. We cannot implement the provisions of the Sixth Pay Commission
unless we hike the school fees enough," said S K Bhattacharya, president, School Action Committee (SAC) ^ a body of all the school organizations in the capital.
The seven-member Bansal Committee was constituted by the city government to recommend a suitable fee hike in private schools which would enable them to bring the salaries of their staff on a par with the Sixth Pay Commission bands. Bhattacharya said SAC had worked out the required fee hike to be 50% as the increase in teachers' salaries, with effect from September 1, 2008, might be to the tune of 70%. The hike in salary will also be applicable to the non-teaching staff in the school.
The Bansal Committee has recommended slabs for different schools, which amounts to less hikes for bigger schools like DPS.
Vinay Kumar, principal, DPS, Vasant Kunj said, "We are a big school but that doesn't mean we don't require to hike the fees.
We have 200 regular teachers and 4,000 students. The minimum fee hike we require is between Rs 800 and Rs 1000. The arrear per child works out to be Rs 16,000."
Kumar said the government can't have it both ways. "They cannot ask us to not hike the fees suitably while telling us to increase the salary of teachers."
Ameeta Mulla Wattal, principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road said that her school will be run in a deficit if the fee-hike is capped at Rs 500. "If this hike is approved, we will have to stop all building development programmes, community
programmes over the next two years. We may also pay staggered amount to our teachers as arrears over a longer period of time," said Wattal.
Though the government has now appointed a sub-committee to work out the technical aspects of the Bansal Committee report, schools say the move will only waste time. "Arrears are mounting. How will we afford it? The government should take a decision fast," said S L Jain, chairperson, National Progressive Schools' Conference.
Wattal agreed, "Besides arrears, Class XII is soon going to move out and the new nursery class will be coming in. A decision has to be taken this session itself. If the government had to go about the entire matter again by a making a sub-committee
now, what good was the Bansal Committee?" Wattal said.
Schools say classifying schools into different categories doesn't seem feasible as this would take a long time to accomplish.
Bansal Committee itself had taken two extra months to decide on the recommendations after talking to the representatives of several schools and also parents. "Now the sub-committee will probably have to do a survey or receive a proforma from schools
to fix the hike for every school. It will be a lengthy process," said L V Sehgal, principal, Bal Bharti School, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
NEW DELHI: Parents could end up having to pay more than the Rs 500 hike in fees for private schools recommended by the Bansal Committee, which submitted its report to the Delhi government on Tuesday. The schools have unanimously said the proposed hike
is too little and have threatened to move court if the recommendation is implemented.
Many private schools are demanding that they be allowed to hike fees by 50% to meet the increase of 40%-50% in the salary of teachers as per the Sixth Pay Commission. The schools are also seeking the government's approval to charge Rs 8,000 per
student for arrears to teachers, which is far more than the limit of Rs 4,500 set the committee which went into the issue.
"Putting a cap of Rs 500 on the fee hike has no rationale. Thankfully, it is only a recommendation as of now. But if the government ends up considering it, we may even move the court. We cannot implement the provisions of the Sixth Pay Commission
unless we hike the school fees enough," said S K Bhattacharya, president, School Action Committee (SAC) ^ a body of all the school organizations in the capital.
The seven-member Bansal Committee was constituted by the city government to recommend a suitable fee hike in private schools which would enable them to bring the salaries of their staff on a par with the Sixth Pay Commission bands. Bhattacharya said SAC had worked out the required fee hike to be 50% as the increase in teachers' salaries, with effect from September 1, 2008, might be to the tune of 70%. The hike in salary will also be applicable to the non-teaching staff in the school.
The Bansal Committee has recommended slabs for different schools, which amounts to less hikes for bigger schools like DPS.
Vinay Kumar, principal, DPS, Vasant Kunj said, "We are a big school but that doesn't mean we don't require to hike the fees.
We have 200 regular teachers and 4,000 students. The minimum fee hike we require is between Rs 800 and Rs 1000. The arrear per child works out to be Rs 16,000."
Kumar said the government can't have it both ways. "They cannot ask us to not hike the fees suitably while telling us to increase the salary of teachers."
Ameeta Mulla Wattal, principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road said that her school will be run in a deficit if the fee-hike is capped at Rs 500. "If this hike is approved, we will have to stop all building development programmes, community
programmes over the next two years. We may also pay staggered amount to our teachers as arrears over a longer period of time," said Wattal.
Though the government has now appointed a sub-committee to work out the technical aspects of the Bansal Committee report, schools say the move will only waste time. "Arrears are mounting. How will we afford it? The government should take a decision fast," said S L Jain, chairperson, National Progressive Schools' Conference.
Wattal agreed, "Besides arrears, Class XII is soon going to move out and the new nursery class will be coming in. A decision has to be taken this session itself. If the government had to go about the entire matter again by a making a sub-committee
now, what good was the Bansal Committee?" Wattal said.
Schools say classifying schools into different categories doesn't seem feasible as this would take a long time to accomplish.
Bansal Committee itself had taken two extra months to decide on the recommendations after talking to the representatives of several schools and also parents. "Now the sub-committee will probably have to do a survey or receive a proforma from schools
to fix the hike for every school. It will be a lengthy process," said L V Sehgal, principal, Bal Bharti School, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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