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WBJEE counselling procedure is very much similar to the counselling procedure adopted in JEE MAINS. After obtaining a rank in the exam interested candidates will be required to generate username and password and will have to pay the registration fee. This registration fee will be non-refundable,which is around 500. After registration candidates will be required to fill their choices online through the website. After declaration of round 1 result a candidate will be left with 3 choices. 1- accept the seat and take admission in the allocated seat.2- consider the candidate for up-gradation to higher filled choices.3- surrender the seat and pull out yourself from the counselling procedure.candidates will have to report to the reporting center within the specified period of time and will have to submit their choices failing to do so in round 1 will automatically remove you from further consideration and you will loose your seat. For choices 1 & 2, candidates will have to pay seat acceptance fee which will be returned in further rounds if you opt for choice 3( but will have to report to the reporting center,otherwise the candidate will not be able to claim it).This procedure will be repeated for three rounds and extra rounds can be introduced if the counselling team feels the necessity of it.In last round you will be forced to either accept the allocated seat or surrender your seat.

I don’t like my name. Well not as much as my ex-name.My name is Divyansh Mundra (currently). The first name Divyansh was picked up by me when I was about 15 years old and legally changed.Divyansh is not the name by which my family knows me, nor do the people who’ve known me since the time that I was born call me ‘Divyansh’ because Divyansh was not my birth name.My grandfather gave me the coolest of names, and I wish that I could have kept it with me.Sadly, English happened.You’ll know why.When this guy was born, he looked like this-(My mom drew a sketch of me after a few days when I was born. My dad was away and there were no cell phones available then to just click and WhatsApp the pic of your baby)And my grandfather gave me the name दिव्य (Divya), which means divine or angelic or heavenly.It’s quite awesome if you ask me.(Translations have been included in the picture)But there was a catch-दिव्य (Divya) cannot be written in English without meaning something else. दिव्या (Divya) on the other hand can be.दिव्या (pronounced like Divyaaa) and दिव्य (pronounced somewhat like Divyha) are both spelled the same in English as Divya. But दिव्या is the name of a girl, while दिव्य is the name of a boy.So courtesy of English medium schools across the country, I had to write my beautiful name दिव्य as Divya, which is popularly the name of a girl.So while marking attendance, the teacher would look up in surprise after hearing a male voice.Also, when you’re writing your name as that of a girl, you’re handing out a loaded weapon to your friends. They don’t even have to try to come up with names to tease you.Naturally, by the time I was in eighth standard, I was a shy little kid who’ll have stage fear— not because he was afraid to speak in front of a crowd, but because of the humiliation he’d have to face when the announcer would spell the name of a girl instead.After facing a lot of ridicule and shattered ego on many instances, I forced my parents to get my name changed.What could I name myself without doing any damage?Divya became Divyansh, and I finally breathed a whiff of fresh air. Divyansh just means part-divine, but if it saves you the embarrassment of the name of a girl, it’s fine with me.If you can’t be the god, you be the demi-god. And this literally sums up the transition of my name.The rest, as they say, is history.Well, not really, my friends still teased me by that name and I’m still shy, so it didn’t really matter....I just wish English wasn’t this funny of a language.Peace Out!(Image Source: Instagram- Divyansh Mundra (@divyansh_mundra) •

My surname according to the passport is Madurai Ananthakrishnan. When I first visited the US, I was filling out the form they hand out on the aeroplane before you land. Since there was a fancy inflight video instructing us on how to fill the form, I was taking it very seriously. This is when I realized the boxes in the surname column ran out and I was very worried about it. The forms were not that big a deal, but that's when I seriously wished they had clubbed my middle name (Madurai) with that of the first name like how it is supposed to be. It is extremely difficult when you are trying to resolve an issue over phone. Customer services with westerners get so tired typing it out- Imagine spelling out M for Mother, A for Alpha and so on, especially on an international call.I think it is a big inconvenience in all aspects to elaborate initials and make your name horrendously complicated. A meek M.V Varadharajan could transform into a formidable Manamadurai Venkatasubramanian Varadharajan in the process of expansion. I suppose our naming schema was not meant for western life.It used to be a common practice in Tamil families to name their children after their parents which could run into a recursive loop. For example, my father's name is Ananthakrishnan Srinivasan while his father's name is Srinivasan Ananthakrishnan and so on. I broke the loop by being a girl. Now people have ridiculously complicated names that fuses in all the fashionable names that they like. Add a dab of numerology and you will end up something like "Aaaarya", "Rawi". It is very important to decide what you want to be called as and then put that in your passport. Else, you will have tiring, bloodsucking bureaucratic hassles later, if you need to change your name in your passport or visa as Ramakrishnan Krishnan has mentioned in his answer.That said, there are so many celebrities with Village Name & Father's first name as their surnames. Example: M. S. Subbulakshmi, Vilayanur S. Ramachandran. Why, there is even P. Sundararajan who later came to be known as Sundar Pichai.

The extra data supplied in the comment are:[math]h=exp(-2t)\quad[m][/math] (Tube is vertical. Exponent must be negative.)Frequency: [math]f=340\quad[Hz][/math]Velocity of sound: [math]v=340\quad[m/s][/math]—The length of one full sound wave is: [math]\lambda = v/f = 1\quad[m][/math]The sound waves are approximated to be purely longitudinal.The water level in the tube is approximated as a sound reflecting surface where longitudinal standing waves have zero amplitudeSo resonances occur when the water level coincides with a point of zero amplitude in the standing wave.The open end of the tube is approximated as a sound absorbing surface where longitudinal standing waves have maximum amplitude.So the first resonance occurs when the distance from the top of the tube to the first point of zero amplitude is a quarter wave length:[math]s=\lambda/4=0.25\quad[m].[/math]Water level at first resonance: [math]h_1=1-0.25=0.75\quad[m][/math]The second resonance must occur at the next water level where the amplitude is zero. This is one half wavelength further down.Water level at second resonance: [math]h_2=h_1-2*s=0.25\quad[m][/math]—Now the times of first and second resonance can be calculated from the water level as a function of time.Time of first resonance:[math]h_1=exp(-2t_1) \Rightarrow t_1=-0.5ln(h_1)[/math]Time of second resonance:[math]h_2=exp(-2t_2) \Rightarrow t_2=-0.5ln(h_2)[/math]Time difference:[math]\delta t=t_2-t_1=0.5*ln(h_1/h_2)[/math][math]\delta t=0.5*ln(3)\approx0.549\quad[s][/math]

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I had a high school Shakespeare teacher use the answers I gave in class as wrong answers on multiple choice test questions.This teacher did not like me at all. She was young, new to the school, fresh out of college. She was clearly dumber than about half of the students and I say that today, nearly two decades later... not as an angst-filled teen.It was a Shakespeare class and I loved Shakespeare. I've also always been a fast reader and because I used to read a lot of King James Bible, I had almost no trouble with the language. So, the teacher would give the class two weeks to read each play. I would read each in the first two days. With nothing else to do, I would spend the next 8 classes sleeping in the back of the room. The teacher hated this, called me out for it all the time... even let me oversleep into the next class once, warning everyone else to just let me keep sleeping as a joke.But what else was I supposed to do? There was nothing else for me. She'd yell at me, accuse me of not doing the work, quiz me on the beginning, middle and end of each play in front of everyone and then tell me not to sleep, but to just stare at the wall for the next 7 days of class or read it again.The worst bit, though, was that she asked the class for our interpretations of the work at the end of those two weeks and then tell us that we were wrong, giving us her puerile interpretation as the correct one. She would then use the answers I gave to her questions in class as wrong options on multiple choice test questions. I can give one example I've remembered to this day:The teacher asked a question about The Merchant of Venice: what do you think Shakespeare meant to tell us regarding the pound of Antonio's flesh owed to Shylock?I raised my hand and answered "I think he meant to warn us about borrowing or wagering more than we can afford to repay.""No, that's wrong," she answered. "Shakespeare was telling us you can't trust Jews."I wanted to bang my head against my desk. Are you kidding me? First of all, there's no wrong answer to the question "what do you think something meant?" Secondly, are you kidding me? Don't trust Jews, that's the whole message of the Merchant of Venice??? Yeah, there's definitely some antisemitic themes, but come on, we can do better than that!On the final exam for the class at the end of the semester, there it was as one of the questions:What did Shakespeare intend to convey with the wagering of a pound of Antonio's flesh to Shylock?a) Don't trust Jewish moneylendersb) Don't to borrow more than you can affordc)d)I was pissed. I knew what the "correct" answer was, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. The grade wasn't worth it. I muttered "motherfucker" under my breath and marked "b" on the test.I was marked down for it.

How about a python code which can auto-fill required matrix for you !Is this what you want ?(made with Pencil tool)sum of each individual row is 4+3+8=15 ; 9+5+1=15; 2+7+6=15sum of each individual column is 4+9+2=15; 3+5+7=15; 8+1+6=15sum of each individual diagonal is 4+5+6=15; 8+5+2=15;These type of matrices popularly known as magic squares.I’ll tell you a simple way to fill the matrix. Assume every box has directions likeEvery time you have to place the new number to the south-east of previous number.Always place the first number at middle row last columnNow 2 has to be placed to the south-east of 1But that box is out of the matrix so you have to place the number opposite to that boxNow 3 has to be placed south-east to the 2 but it will be again out of the matrix so place number opposite to that boxNow 4 has to be put to the south-east to 3 but it was already occupied by 1 so place 4 to the left side of 3Now 5,6 can placed to south-east because you won’t get out of the box or already fill boxNow 7 has to be placed south-east but it will out of matrix and opposite to the out of box will also be out of the boxIn this case you have to fill the box which is left to the previous numberlike this fill 8 & 9.Coding will be very easy once you get the concept.table[M][n]=1;