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BE is knowledge oriented in general. B Tech is skill oriented. Now-a-days, nobody is caring of the difference. Its only University dependency. Strictly speaking, BE is more theoretical and B Tech is more practical. In BE we study the reasons also in depth. In B Tech we concentrate on skills. Deciding what is greater degree is dependent on the application/job you are doing. Engineers feel that BE is greater then B Tech. Hands-on-experience is preferable to knowledge in many countries (not in INDIA. In India, knowledge is only provided. People are not interested in hands-on-experience.) In many countries, an Engineer without skill is not an Engineer. To focus this point,B Tech course was developed. This way B Tech is greater than BE. Now, there is no difference in both.

I am giving you the eyesight requirement to become commercial or air Force Pilot:-
Distant Vision
It must be at least 6/9 in each eye separately and 6/6 using both eyes together with or without glasses or contact lenses (correction).+0.25 will not stop you from becoming an airline pilot!
Near Vision
On the standard near vision eye chart you must be able to read the N5 print between 30 and 50 cm and the N14 print at 100 cm, with or without correction.
Contact Lenses
You may wear contact lenses as a professional pilot (but not to correct near vision). If you do wear contact lenses, you should bring a report from an optometrist to your initial Class 1 examination, which includes the following:
• your contact lens specification and corrected visual acuity;
• confirmation that you have worn your contact lenses constantly and successfully for over eight hours a day over a period of at least one month.
COLOR VISION
Ability to perceive those colors necessary for safe performance of airmen duties.

Hi,
Govt. of Karnataka PGCET MCA Entrance Exam 2012 will be conducted by Govt. of Karnataka; as an entrance exam for students for taking admission to MCA course
Important Dates (Tentative: subject to change)
Date of exam: By first week of August 2012
Date of issue of Brochure cum application form by speed post : By first week of July 2012
Last data for receipt of Demand Drafts for application form : By last week of June 2012
Last date for submission of completed application form by Speed Post :By first week of July 2012
Eligibility Criteria:-
Applicants should be full time graduate from recognised central or state university with Mathematics / Statistics/ Computer Science or Computer Applications/Business Mathematics/ Business Statistics as one of the optional subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Applicants belonging to ST/SC category should have at least 45% marks in qualifying exam
You can find all relevant details at kea.kar.nic.in
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Hi Ajay, after completion of B.Sc Nursing, there are several job opportunities available by firms in the private as well as public sectors.
Few of the areas are:
• Clinics and Heath Departments
• Defence Services
• Hospitals
• Industrial Houses and Factories
• Nursing Science Schools
• Training Institutes, etc.
You may also work with charitable institutions such as Old Age Homes and Orphanages, Nursing Homes, etc.
You may even opt for higher education i.e., M.Sc (Nursing) or go for other short term courses like M.Sc in Biotechnology, M.Sc in Neuroscience, M.Sc. Clinical Research, M.Sc. Medical Sociology, etc.
For detailed information regarding admission procedure in B.Sc Nursing in Melbourne, I would like to invite Dennis Vasanthakumar Aditya Bhati MSK70515 .
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Hi! Well, Practice has always been the key to success for maths. To score well in mathematics in a CBSE exam, you need to complete your NCERT book first. What I experienced during my boards was that maximum of paper was from our NCERT book.
After completing your NCERT book completely, move on to some reference books like R.D.Sharma, R.S.Aggarwal, R.P.Sinha etc. Practice the use of different formulas many times. If you don't understand how the formula works and the principle behind it, it can often be very difficult to use the formula. For example, while performing integration, it is not difficult to memorize the formula for integration by parts, however, if you don't understand how to use this formula, you will find the memorized formula of no use. Understand the given problems completely then attempt it. Go through the practice tools at internet, go through the last year question papers, sample papers.
On the day of exam, use the first 10-15 minutes to go through the paper. Know what you can answer easily, attempt them first. I'd suggest you to make a pattern, like in case you start with long answer questions, complete that section completely and then move on to short-answer questions.
In addition to the above I'd suggest you to work rigorous upon two important components viz. SPEED &ACCURACY by practicing question papers and trying to finish them up in least possible time and as much accurate as possible. List down all the formulas neatly on a paper and keep revising them.
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