Parliament Planning to regulate Coaching Institutes

Dear All

Mohan Singh,Samajwadi Party MP today moved Private member bill  "The Pre-Examination Coaching Centres Regulatory Authority Bill, 2010."


SHRI MOHAN SINGH has moved  the Bill to provide for the constitution of a Regulatory Authority for regulation of Pre-Examination Coaching Centres and for matters connected therewith and incidental thereto, be  taken into consideration.

Is it step to curb  coaching institutes without providing parallel arrangement

Is it step to make it other source of Government revenue:above the board and below the board
    Or
Is it step to provide relief to Students and Parents
  Or

Is it part  2 of Kapil Sibal's step to change the pattern of IIT-JEE

Opinions are invited

Also posting tweet of Trinmul MP and Quizmaster Derek O Brien

Derek O'Brien‏@quizderek

•  The last Private Member's Bill passed by Parl was The Supreme Court (Enlargement of Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction) Bill in 1970 #reform

Also Sharing link of Speech of Najma Heptullah, BJP. It is not to the point but you will see the glimpse of Bill in Scroll moving on the screen..worth for attention  for 10 seconds....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91_a7n3hmzI


Will updated more details whenever updated by the concerned department

Vikas kumar
27.04.12

AIEEE 2012 last minute Tip from Manoj Tanwar

Tips from  Mr Manoj Tanwar for AIEEE 2012 Applicants!! With thanks from his facebook update!!

With the AIEEE 2012 offline exam on the door, here are some tips to get that perfect score for AIEEE 2012:
First of all you need to understand that it is an unpredictable exam.
The number of questions asked in a certain subject and the marking pattern followed change almost every year, what remains constant is the accuracy and concentration level of the students while answering the questions.
In 2011, 30 questions were asked in each subject with a marking pattern of +4 and -1. The topper in the exam scored 345 marks out of 360, and the cut-off marks for general category candidates was 48 marks. Scoring anything above 180 marks (about 50 per cent of the maximum marks) would surely give you a nice branch in a good college for such a paper. Hence, the mantras of success are:
• Read the instructions carefully and devise a strategy. If a particular section of the paper has no negative marking then do attempt questions from that section. Remember that the exam tests your understanding of concepts as well as speed in solving numericals.
• Aim to attempt at least 50 per cent of the questions correctly. Read the questions for a maximum of two times and move on to the next one if the question is still not clear. For online candidates, if you feel you can come back and attempt the question later, mark it for review.
All your preparation for the board exams will now come handy here. If you had slogged for your board exams and are confident of scoring above 80 per cent marks in physics, chemistry and maths then you surely have a good chance in AIEEE.
Further, with IIT-JEE already behind you, even if you have not done well there, it is the second lifeline. Remember the mistakes like not going through the instructions, not reading the questions carefully, not solving the questions carefully etc. were the main reasons for not so good performance in IITJEE.
• If you solve questions properly keeping track of units etc. you have better chances of getting the correct answer.
• While attempting any question of organic chemistry, it is advisable to write the complete structure of the molecule showing every pi bond and the lone pairs.
• Although knowledge of subject is important, what will matter more at this point is your right frame of mind, your confidence and application of concepts learnt so far.
On, the D-Day, ensure that you have your admit card ready. If you still haven’t received this, then don’t panic. You can take a print-out of the card from the AIEEE website alongwith two passport size photographs to your examination center on the day of the exam. Remember, instead of worrying about what you have not prepared, be confident about what you have prepared. This will help you sail you through the AIEEE 2012.a

AIEEE 2011 analysis links from coaching institutes

Dear AIEEE Aspirants 2012!!

In order to help you in making last moment revision strategy for AIEEE, we are forwarding link of AIEEE 2011 analysis by leading coaching institutes...

Based on the review of question paper and your present preparation, you can chalk out last moment strategy for best revision method....in case required....


All the best!!!

Career Point

 http://www.careerpointgroup.com/download/pdf/DifficultyLevel_Analysis_AIEEE_2011.pdf



Resonance

http://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/2011may/AIEEE-2011_Weightage_Analysis_Report_11-05-2011.pdf

Aakash 


http://www.aakashiitjee.com/answer-solution/aieee.html

AIEEE 2012: 10 lakh in offline,1.64 lakh to appear in online mode

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has completed preparations for this year's All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE). More than 11 lakh science students across the country will appear for the exam on April 29.
In a press release, CBSE Director for special examinations said the preparations for the examination, which will be held both offline and online, were complete.
The Director also added that "Admit cards to the candidates for the examinations have been dispatched to the students long back."
However, he said that the students who did not receive the admit card due to some reasons, can "download provisional admit cards from CBSE/AIEEE website."
According to the CBSE, around 10 lakh students will sit for the offline examination, which will be organised at 1,735 centers across the country April 29 while another 1,64,000 candidates will take the online test at 221 examination centres.
CBSE Director for special examinations said the preparations for the examination were complete.

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Source: India Today

New Pattern: Meeting of 23rd April postponed to 6th June

Dear Students!!!

Meeting of 23rd April to finalize the new pattern has been shifted to 6th June..People are speculating and attributing it to non consensus as major reason. We will revert with any further concrete news...Till then follow the old pattern without any confusion

Girls:"Study in IIT-M and get male Escort and Whistle free"

CHENNAI: Male escorts for night strolls on campus and a whistle to hoot - that's what women students of IIT-Madras can expect now.

IIT-M administrators, who have mapped 'unsafe' zones, have proposed that women should not move around after 11pm without escorts, who will mostly be male student volunteers.

What if the escort turns out to be a molester? Well, the student will have to carry a whistle which she has to blow in case of an emergency.

The proposals, which have come after a series of animated discussions between the faculty and the students since last month on their morality and safety, have triggered reactio8ns that range from guffaws to frowns. "It's laughable," said a student. Another wasn't so amused. "The administration should make the so-called dangerous zones safe, not force girls to go with escorts. This is not a kindergarten," said PhD student.

It's not just a large section of students who are opposed to the idea - the faculty, too, are divided. In a closed communication of emails, some teachers said it amounted to treating students like kids.

Replying to one such mail, a senior faculty member labelled those advocating greater freedom for students as 'liberal morons'.

IIT-M director Bhaskar Ramamurthi confirmed that all the proposals are under consideration to deal with the changing characteristics of the campus. "The student population has doubled in the last few years. We are discussing measures to prevent possible sexual harassment of women students. We are also planning to restrict the use of internet in hostels as students tend to remain awake all night and wake up late. We cannot copy western models," he said.

Women students have been advised not to go alone to these places: The road between Gajendra Circle and the Biotechnology block, Gajendra Circle to Sarayu Extension, 5th Cross Road, Lake View Road, Oat Road and Delhi Avenue.

A senior teacher, defending the new norms, said there were more proposals to protect students on campus. "The management will conduct street defence classes for students. We will also install more CCTV cameras and biometric access to some places to prevent theft, alcohol consumption and entry of outsiders in the hostels," he said.

Teachers who oppose the new proposals said the management should increase patrolling to address the security issues. "If the administration does not trust the sexual maturity and morality of students, it should hold open house discussions to thrash out issues. Leading international universities like Yale, Harvard and Brown organise similar programmes to ensure a healthy and democratic relationship among residential student communities," one of them said.

Source: The Times of India, 18.04.12

Facebook acquires start up of Ranchi Born IITian

NEW DELHI: Abheek Anand, 32, was feeling a tad sad during his Singapore Airlines flight from San Francisco, which landed here on Tuesday morning. That's because the IIT-Delhi alumnus sold his startup Tagtile to Facebook last Friday after "nurturing it for a year like a baby".
"We were looking for a distribution network. And Facebook was looking for a technology partner in the mobile space. What better network on the planet than Facebook," says Anand, still jet-lagged from an 18-hour flight, and clad in jeans and a check shirt.
Tagtile was bought by Facebook the same week the social networking company acquired mobile photo sharing service Instagram for a billion dollars. Anand and his co-founder Soham Majumdar, an IIT-Kanpur alumnus, are joining Facebook as product manager and engineer, respectively, with millions in their bank accounts and coveted Facebook stock options ahead of its IPO. Anand declined to disclose the amount of cash and stock Facebook paid them for the deal, but added it was the "in millions of dollars".
Tagtile was born in a Mediterranean restaurant, Fatoush, in San Francisco around Valentine's Day last year over a glass of beer. "Abed, the restaurant owner, complained that customers from deal sites such as Groupon seldom visited the restaurant again. They gave very few tips and there was no repeat buying," says Anand. "There was no way to gain knowledge about customers' preferences."
Anand, who hails from Sahibabad near Delhi, was working at Engine Yard, a cloud computing startup in the Bay Area. Son of a doctor couple, he was keen to "burn the boats" and start on his own. Ranchi-born Majumdar was working with Google as a software engineer in Mountain View, California.
"We both knew each other from the IIT gang in Bay Area. We both wanted to start up eagerly." Four angel investors came together to pool in about half-a-million dollars and Tagtile was born in March 2011.

Back in India, the parents of both founders were not too happy with Tagtile's birth. "We were never from a business family, so felt very anxious. But after they came out with their product in three months, we felt better," says Shibnath Majumdar, the father of 31-year-old Soham who is married to a Google engineer.

"We are all Facebook users. Now we feel very proud of them," adds Majumdar, who retired as a general manager at Steel Authority of India. Anand's mother Dr Reshma Anand said she was very tense in the first few months. "But at the back of my mind, I knew he would never be happy in a 'job'."

Tagtile's business model is different from that of large discount sites such as Groupon or LivingSocial. A Tagtile application can be downloaded on any Android or Apple phone. To merchants, Tagtile offers a white, cube-shaped device that can be plugged near the cashier's desk.

Source: The Economic Times

CLAT 2011 Cut off from Dainik Jagran

Dear CLAT applicatants of 2012

For Your benefit, we are posting Cut off of CLAT 2011 which was published in today's "Josh" of Dainik Jagran, Ranchi....Total marks is 200

Hoping that it may be of some use!!

Vikas kumar
18.04.12

Over all Cut off	130+
NLSUI, Bangalore	160
NLSU, Bhopal	140-145
NALSAR, Hyderabad	152-160
NUJS, Calcutta	145-152
NLU, Jodhpur	138-145
NLU, Raipur	139-144
G NLU, Gandhinagar	138-148
RML NLU, lucknow	137-147
RG NLU, Patiala	136-145
C NLU, Patna	136-140

Total Marks	200
Total number of multiple-choice questions of one mark each	200
Duration of examination	Two Hours
Subject areas with weightage:
English including Comprehension	40 Marks
General Knowledge/ Current Affairs	50 Marks
Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability)	20 Marks
Legal Aptitude	50 Marks
Logical Reasoning	40 Marks

Dear CLAT Applicants 2012

Information Related to Admit Card

Admit Card for CLAT-2012 have been dispatched on April 14, 2012. Candidates are likely to receive admit card on or before April 21, 2012. If any candidate does not receive admit card upto April 21, 2012, he/she may contact to CLAT helpline mail at helpdesk@clat.ac.in or CLAT office."

(0291)    2577044, 2577045, 2577138, 2577526

Best Wishes!!

Vikas Kumar
www.psychographicsociety.org or www.psychographics.in

IITJEE 2011 Result Review

IITJEE 2011 Result Review

Candidates Appeared:              468240

Candidates Qualified:                  13602

Seats Allotted:                             9319

No of  Girls Applicant:           108647

Girls Qualified:                         1491

Zone-wise number of Qualified Candidates and Toppers:

Zone	Appeared	Qualified	Topper	Reg. No.	AIR
IIT BOMBAY	82585	3336	Shubham Mehta	1074293	2
IIT DELHI	68249	2138	Dravyansh Sharma	2136342	7
IIT GUWAHATI	56458	597	Amol	3037066	41
IIT KANPUR	78054	1577	Archit Gupta	4030323	14
IIT KHARAGPUR	60529	1572	Ankit Jalan	5052248	45
IIT MADRAS	62880	3126	Immadi Prudhvi Tej	6076440	1
IIT ROORKEE	59485	1256	Kunal Chawla	7014096	6
TOTAL	468240	13602

MQMR and Cut-off marks 2011
Category	Subject wise cut-off			Aggregate Cut-off	Extended Merit list cut-off marks*
	Chemistry	Physics	Mathematics
GE	20	20	34	229	203
OBC	18	18	31	207	183
SC	10	10	17	119	114
ST	10	10	17	115	102
PD	10	10	17	115	102

Destination Journalism: 20th april is last date to apply for IIMC

Indian Institute of Mass Communication IIMC, an Internationally-known centre for training and research in Mass Communication, an autonomous

body funded by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt of India. Invites application for following

courses.

1. Post-graduate Diploma Course in Journalism (English), New Delhi, Dhenkanal (Orissa), Amravati

(Maharashtra), Aizawl (Mizoram), Jammu (J&K) and Kottayam (Kerala)

2. Post-graduate Diploma Course in Journalism (Hindi), New Delhi

3. Post-graduate Diploma Course in Radio & Television Journalism, New Delhi

4. Post-graduate Diploma Course in Advertising and Public Relations, New Delhi

5. Post-graduate Diploma Course in Journalism (Oriya) Dhenkanal branch (Orissa)

August 2012 to April 2013

Bachelor's degree in any discipline. Those who have appeared/appearing in final degree examination

are also eligible to apply.

1.8.1987 or later (for SCs/STs/PH 1.8.1982 or later and for OBC 1.8.1984 or later).

62+62+15+15+15+15 in Course No. 1, 62 in Course No. 2, 46 in Course No. 3, 70 in Course No. 4 and

23 in Course No. 5. Five seats available for NRIs/NRIs sponsored candidates, for which a separate

prescribed application form should be submitted.

As per Government of India Orders for SC/ST/PH/OBC candidates.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATION : Hindi and/or English and Course No. 5 in Oriya.

At Delhi Campus: Limited accommodation only for outstation girl candidates .

At Dhenkanal, Amravati, & Aizawl: Facilities available for both boys and girls.

Courses No.1 & 2 Rs. 46,000 each, Course No. 3 Rs. 92,000, Course No. 4 Rs. 64,000 and Course No.

5 Rs. 26,000.

21 May, 2012 at New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Patna, Lucknow, Bhubaneshwar, Bhopal,

Chennai, Jammu, Srinagar, Kochi, Nagpur, Aizawl and Guwahati centres. Oriya Journalism Exam will be

held on 22 May 2012 at Bhubaneshwar Centre only.

Last week of June/First week of July, 2012

Course No. 1, 2, 3 & 4 - at New Delhi For Course 5 - at Dhenkanal (Orissa)

1. Application forms can be purchased in person or by post.

Application forms and prospectus can be obtained on payment of Rs. 1200/- for general category and

Rs. 1100/- for SC/ST/OBC/PH category through a demand draft only, drawn on any scheduled bank

payable to Registrar IIMC at New Delhi, from IIMC New Delhi or Dhenkanal branch (Orissa). Request for

application forms should be accompanied with Demand Draft & a self-addressed stamped (Rs. 70)

envelope (27x17 cm).

2. For on-line Application process

The application form can be filled after downloading from www.iimc.gov.in. Each application form must be

accompanied by a Demand Draft of Rs. 1200/- for General & Rs.1100/- for SC/ST/OBC/Physically

Handicapped categories drawn in favour of Registrar, IIMC New Delhi. Last date for receipt of application

forms & DD is April 20, 2012.

3. Important : The sale of application forms will commence at IIMC New Delhi and Dhenkanal branch

from 19 March 2012. Application form/entrance examination for course No. 1, 2 is common. There are

separate application forms/entrance examinations for course No.3, 4 & 5. Candidates who wish to apply

for all Courses Viz Journalism (course 1 & 2), Radio & TV Journalism (course No. 3) Advertising and

Public Relations (course No. 4) and Oriya Journalism (Course No. 5) will have to fill separate application

forms.

Last date for issue of application forms is April 20, 2012. Completed application forms with DD should

reach Registrar, IIMC, Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi-110067 on or before April 20, 2012.

For further Information Contact : 011-26741062, 26741073, 26741352 (New Delhi)/06762-226194, 226196

(Dhenkanal branch) Fax : 011-26742462, 26741268 (New Delhi)/06762-226195, 226197 (Dhenkanal

branch) website : www.iimc.gov.in

AIEEE 2012, Not received Admit card: Get Duplicate

Dear Students!!

After posting the below detail, we came across one link for provisional Admit Card on website for AIEEE
Please check if it is useful to you.....

 http://aieee.nic.in/aieee2012/aieee/admitcard/authforadmitcard.aspx

Dear AIEEE 2012 Applicants!!!

We have learnt that many students have not recieved admit card and are worried....We are posting this information from website of AIEEEE.

AIEEE Duplicate Admit Card 2012 :

Students who did not receive their AIEEE 2012 Admit Cards before the Scheduled date can make a Request to the Joint Secretary (AIEEE), Central Board of Secondary Education.

Two photographs (as pasted on the Confirmation Page), one should be attested by Principal of the institution where candidate is studying/passed XII or by the gazetted officer.
AIEEE 2012 Application Number.
Details of Post Office, Date of Dispatch, Photostat of the Application form and Photocopy of the Confirmation Page, proof regarding remittance of fee (photocopy of the Demand Draft) and original receipt issued by the post office for having dispatch of Confirmation Page.
Demand Draft in favor of SECRETARY, CBSE PAYABLE AT DELHI /NEW DELHI 9 amounting Rs. 50/- as fee and additional Rs. 30/- as postal charges for outstation candidates.
Request for issue of admit card after the examination will not be entertained. In no case the duplicate Admit Card would be issued at the Examination Centers.
Note : Original admit card should be retained by the candidates till the completion of the admission process.



Candidates can make request by post for issue of AIEEE 2012 Duplicate Admit Card :


Joint Secretary (AIEEE),

Central Board of Secondary Education,

PS 1-2 Institutional Area, IP Extension,

Patparganj, Delhi-110 092

IITJEE Rank vs Marks analysis

Dear IIT-JEE  Aspirants of 2012 and 2013!!!

In our effort to give you best possible information from authentic sources, We are posting rank vs marks analysis in IIT-JEE from 2008-2010 prepared by Mr Manmohan, Vice-President, Vidyamandir Classes, Delhi...This will help you to understand the trend, analyse for yourself and devise strategy for best result.

"JEE 2008 was total of 486 marks, JEE 2009 was of 489 and JEE 2010 was 480. For convenience, data for JEE 2008 and JEE 2009 has been converted to be scores out of 480": Mr Manmohan Actual Rank IITJEE 2008 IITJEE 2009 IITJEE 2010 (Marks out of 480) (Marks out of 480) (Marks out of 480)  1-50  346-428 364-424 358-410 51-100 349-363 341-357 101-300 283-345 317-348 311-340 301-500 302-316 298-310 501-1000 260-282 278-301 278-297 1001-1500 245-259 262-277 264-277 1501-2000 233-244 249-261 254-263 2001-2500 224-232 239-248 245-253 2501-3000 216-223 230-238 239-244 3001-4000 203-215 217-229 227-238 4001-5000 193-202 205-216 216-226 5001-6000 NA 196-204 208-215 6001-7000 NA 188-195 201-207 7001-8000 NA 180-187 194-200 8001-9000 NA 170-179 189-193

HRD wants coaching OUT, board marks IN: Agenda set for 23rd April for final call

Dear Students and teachers

As the discussion continues regarding new pattern,we are directly posting from Agenda sheet released by HRD ministry. It is not a final decision but this is the agenda around which final decision is likely to be taken,

FIFTY NINTH MEETING OF THE CENRAL ADVISORY BOARD OF EDUCATION

AGENDA ITEMS & BACKGROUND NOTES 23rd APRIL, 2012  at 11.00 A.M. at

Hotel Ashok, New Delhi MINISTRY

Multiplicity of entrance examinations for admission to engineering institutions has been a cause of concern. The burden imposed on the students in terms of time, payment of examination fees and the stress caused in scheduling and preparing for each examination is tremendous and the anxiety and trauma on both the students and parents have been highlighted on numerous occasions. Besides, the present system of examination has unwittingly distorted the very foundations of the school education system; rote learning and coaching have taken precedence over the analytical and problem solving ability 

The Council accepted the report of the Ramasami Committee and decided that the report would also be placed before CABE and the State Education Ministers so that the new system could be put in place by the academic session 2013-14.

The proposal to hold a common National Examination with weightage to State Board results, normalized on the basis of percentile formula, for admission to engineering institutions was endorsed ‘in-principle’ by the Education Ministers in the State Education Ministers’ conference held on 22nd February, 2012. This note gives details of the implementation of the admission procedure to be adopted by the CFTIs for the admission process in 2013 as also by the States and other institutions wanting to be part of the single examination system. The single entrance examination for admission to engineering programmes in the Centrally Funded Technical Institutes and other willing institutions will be named as the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE).2 

MAIN and ADVANCE Papers: The JEE will consist of two papers MAIN and ADVANCE The first MAIN paper – usually scheduled in the morning hours – will be an examination of 180 minutes. The main objective of the first paper will be test the foundational understanding of the candidate in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as learnt in the 10+2 years. The examination (test) will be designed by not only the domain experts of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics but could also involve participation of experts in Psychometry. The second paper ADVANCE in the afternoon will also be a paper of 180 minutes duration. It will have the same syllabus as the MAIN paper. The questions will test the problem-solving abilities of students besides the skills of problem formulation and incisive thinking. The JEE result will specify the Board Marks (in equivalent terms), the Main examination marks and the Advance examination marks. Board Marks - The JEE result will specify the Board Marks. The percentile rank of a student in the science stream in the Board, he or she appears in, will be the marks out of hundred for the Board marks component. The rank should be given up to 9 decimal places to enable tie breaking. The formula to be used for the percentile rank is to be (cℓ+0.5ƒi)/N*100 where cℓ is the count of all scores less than the score of interest, ƒi is the frequency of the score of interest (the number of students with the same score), and N is the number of examinees in the sample. The percentile rank of students are to be based on the scores obtained from adding the marks obtained in the Board examination in the following subjects: a) Physics, b) Chemistry, c) Mathematics, d) one language subject, e) best subject among the electives taken by the student. MAIN and ADVANCE Test Syllabi - The syllabus for Main and Advance tests will be the same. This common syllabus will be prescribed by the Academic Group of the JEE each year. Application Forms – Candidates will submit separate application forms for a) taking the JEE and b) for admission to the participating CFTIs and other institutions. Application for JEE will result in allotment of a reference JEE number. After obtaining this number, a candidate has to apply for admission in specific participating CFTIs/ other participating technical institutions quoting this number. This will enable the linkage between the two applications.

CFTI Rank Assignment - In addition to the marks in the three components, a CFTI Rank will also be provided to each candidate. The rank will be determined by using the following weightages: Board marks – 40%, Main Test – 30%, Advance Test – 30%. Tie breaks will be handled in the following order: a) Board Percentile Rank, b) 3

Main Test marks, c) Advance Test marks, d) marks in the subject with the lowest average marks of the Advance test, e) marks in the subject with the second lowest average marks of the Advance test, and f) marks in the subject with the third lowest average marks of the Advance test. 

For more details....experts to read the full agenda and also enlighten us....its getting bit complex too for us to handle

 http://mhrd.gov.in/sites/upload_files/mhrd/files/CABE%20Agenda_0.pdf

WBJEE 2012 Admit Card can be downloaded till 14th April

Dear WBJEE Applicants!!!

we are posting this notification directly from the website of WBJEE for your information

Applicants may download their admit cards, if required, from 5 p.m. on 10/04/2012 to midnight of
14/04/2012. Such applicants need to carry the following documents and produce the same on demand:
1. Two copies of photographs (same as those pasted in the Application Form) duly attested
by the Head of the Institute last attended.
2. Photocopy of the duly filled-in Application Form of JEM-2012.
3. Postal slip for dispatch of the Application Form.
4. Bank slip (candidate’s copy)
5. Original Admit Cards of Madhyamik (10th standard) or equivalent examination and Higher
Secondary (10+2 standard) or equivalent examination.

log on to:  http://wbresults.co.in/admit.php for direct link to download

Website: http://wbresults.co.in/admit.php

AIEEE 2011 Marks vs Rank analysis

Dear AIEEE 2012 Aspirants!!!

Based on inputs available on two  major portal of entrance exam,rank analysis of AIEEE 2011 is compiled so that you give your best in last 15 days and improve your ranking by your hard work and self analysis...there may be error of one mark, one percent or one rank but in totality it reflects the solid overview.

Everyone who will put in hard work in last hour also, their rank will definitely improve...degree may vary....

AIEEE 2011 Rank   Vs Marks
Marks	AIR %	All India Rank
162	45%	25000
162-172	45%-47%	25000-20000
172-185	47.7%-51.3%	20000-15000
185-203	51.3%-56.3%	15000-10000
203-213	56.3%-59.1%	10000-7500
213-228	59.1%-63%	7500-5000
228-235	63.3%-65.2%	5000-4000
235-244	65.2%-67.7%	4000-3000
244-255	67.7%-70.8%	3000-2000
255-272	70.8%-75.5%	2000-1000
272-278	75.2%-77.2%	1000-750
278-286	77.2%-79.4%	750-500
286-311	79.4%- 86.3%	500-100
311	86.30%	100
320	88.80%	50
321	89.10%	30
329	91.30%	20
335	93%	5
345	96%	1