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Important Dates (Tentative):
Date of entrance Test: 3rd week of December, 2010
Last Date of registration: 4th week of November, 2010
Payment closes on: end of November, 2010
Declaration of results- 2nd week of January, 2011
Shortlist of SIBM for GD / PI: 3rd week of January, 2011
GD / PI MBA: 4th week of January to end of the month of January, 2011
Final Merit list display: 2nd week of February, 2011
Last date for payment of fees: 4th week of February, 2012
Beginning of Pre induction Programme: first week of April, 2011
Course Commencement: 1st week of June, 2011 at 9.00 a.m
Pattern of Examination:
SNAP is of two hours duration and consists of 150 objective type questions. The questions are divided in the following sections:
General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability-40 questions(1 mark each)
Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency-40 questions(1 mark each)
General Awareness: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Business Scenario-40 questions(1 mark each)
Analytical & Logical Reasoning-30 questions(2 marks each)
Every question will have four options and there is a negative marking of 25% for incorrect answers.

The science of the miniature- nanotechnology, though a relatively new field is fast emerging as the 'favourite of all' kind of technological arena due to its application in almost every field, from medicine to fabrics. 'Nano' in Greek means dwarf and material, when reduced to nanodimension (10-9metre =1namometre) shows drastic changes in Physical, Chemical, magnetic, optical, mechanical and electrical properties. This promises exiting applications in bioscience, medical science, environment, electronics, cosmetics, security and variety of other fields.
There are many institutions which have started courses in nanotechnology;
Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore; Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore; National Physical Laboratory, Delhi; Solid State Physics Laboratory, Delhi; National Chemical Laboratory, Pune; Central Scientific Instruments Organization, Chandigarh; Defence Materials Store Research & Development Organizations, kanpur
Indian Institutes of Technology at Kanpur, Chennai, Guwahati, Delhi and Mumbai. In addition, the Delhi and Benaras Hindu Universities (Varanasi) are also conducting research in nanotechnology.

Hi Prateek,
Broadly stating, BI stands for Business Intelligence and BW is for data warehousing.
SAP BI provides the tools needed to make the right decisions, optimize processes, and measure the results: can merge data from different sources effectively and can be analyzed and monitored using various benchmarks.
SAP BW enables Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) to format the information of large amounts of data. It helps you to secure, extract and perform various actions on the data and analyze the same.
Reliable data acquisition, Business-oriented modeling, Robust analytical capabilities are few of the feature or should i say advantages of the SAP BW.
You can opt for either of the two modules depending on your personal interests and career preferences. However, SAP BI seems a better option as compared to Business Warehouse.
You may refer to the following link consisting the list of institutes offering SAP:http://tinyurl.com/yaudflz
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All the Best!

Hi Ashfaq,
As there are no neutral ranking of such private Institutions giving courses in RF Engineering rating such Institutes as good bad or best would not be possible. However, few of the institutes giving RF Engineering or related courses are:
Simtech Institute
Cluster Telecom Delhi
TELEMAN Institute of Wireless Technologies Private Limited
TNS Institute of Information Technology (TIIT)
There are some of the renowned Institutes outside Delhi as well like IIT Kharagpur & Roorkee.
For more information please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/2dgquwe
Hope this resolve your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Roushan,
About radio jockey i would like to say that it is a very demanding and a challenging profession and requires a lot of hard work. A Radio Jockey is a person who is basically responsible for hosting an event on radio.A Radio Jockey chooses and plays music on radio stations while chatting with the audience and interviewing celebrities or general callers. The RJ is responsible for deciding the music to be played during the show and he also decides the guest to be invited in the show. A RJ should also be updated with the type of Music that is in demand and liked by the listeners. To become a good RJ one should have the following qualities like An attractive voice, good command over English, Hindi and the regional language, Confident, smart etc. For more info on RJ, please with the below link
http://tinyurl.com/277657n
http://tinyurl.com/3ypaj6e
http://tinyurl.com/29o64kr
There are many institutes that provide this course, few of them are
Radio Waale - Chandigarh
Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) - Noida
NBA School Of Mass Communication (Education Venture Of Jain TV) - Delhi
Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film and Television - Bangalore
For more please visit the below link
http://tinyurl.com/253e7z5
Hope this helps

Hi Mitesh,
As you are pursuing Graduate engineering course, you can apply for the CDS exam under the Civil services (Combined Defence Services Exam). The eligibility for the Air force is as follows:
Unmarried male candidates between 19-23 years on 1st January or 1st July of the year succeeding the year of examination. The notification for this exam can be acquired twice a year, i.e. in the period of May/June and Nov/ Dec. The entrance is conducted in two phase : Written Test followed by the Interview.
The written exam comprises of the following section:
English
General Knowledge - current events, history of India, geography of nature and other matters of everyday observation.
Elementary Mathematics - arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics.
Kindly revert for any further queries, also if you liked this answer then rate it 'Best answer' or give a 'Thumbs Up' rating.
All the Best!