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There are different ways to effectively read a textbook; it really varies by person, but here are some tips that may work for you that have worked for me. • Reading too fast will make you miss some key points. Every input on that topic paragraph is crucial on understanding the whole concept. Try reading a little slower (even if you're a slow reader) and really try to "Understand" the point they are trying to emphasize.  • Try to "Google" or "Research" more about what you have read. (Really effective) Try to read everything about it. Like for example, I'm reading about why thermodynamics or temperature is important in Physics; I start researching about it and then I find many interesting stuff about it, such as "Average Kinetic Energy", which might also lead me to a Youtube video about Absolute Zero and how it is amazing in quantum perspective; I also learn that cold weather will compress telephone lines, and that's why telephone lines are curved (Hot weather will make it curvy, and cold weather will stiffen it). Finally, I learned that the measuring tape (metallic) is technically inaccurate during cold weather, and etc. etc. This will help you "Strengthen" or fortify your understanding. • Take notes that are easy to understand and organize them. Some people writes their notes like they are rushing something, this will psychologically crowd your mental thinking and will make it even more harder to understand or remember the "topic". Draw relateable pictures as well, this will really really help you.  • If you don't understand a word, don't skip it, because that 1 sophisticated word may help you target the topic more clearer. Example: You see "Ubiquitous", on a sentence and you start thinking it might just mean "mundane" or "arbitrary (random)". But in reality, it actually means "existing everywhere: present everywhere at once, or seeming to be". Don't be scared on using a dictionary, because a single word can really change a whole meaning. • Take notes in your book if you have to. I was reluctant to take notes on my Philosophy books, but it got to the point that reading notes while pinpointing the topic on the book was getting hectic. So I wrote down notes on my book + highlighted some key points. It made an AMAZING difference. • Distraction can really disorientate your learning process, here's a quote I took off from Chegg: Survival Guide: Top 13 Tips for Finals SuccessIf you're in college, I highly recommend checking out Professors' Guide book.Control the breaks. Be sure that you’re not taking so frequent breaks, even short ones, that in two-hours of “study” time you’re only really getting 45-minutes of study time. This is one of the easiest things to deceive yourself about — especially if you’re used to punctuating your academic focus with Facebook, IM-ing, walking around, getting some air, and so on.Rule of Thumb. 40-50 minutes studying, 10-15 minute break.There are more, but I'd rather just help you with a specific problem. Like what subjects are you about to take? Are you taking the class because you like the topic and what you can learn from it? Is it just the "slowness" of your reading that bothers you? There are many factors that can be really effective. Hope I helped! (I'll edit this answer, because I want to add some pictures; I have to find my camera though :)

As per the tentative schedule published on the official website, Indian Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) will conduct the preliminary exam for recruitment of probationary officers (PO) in the month of October.This leaves roughly six months for banking job aspirants to prepare for the exam. While it's not necessary that you begin preparation for IBPS PO exactly six months prior to the exam but it will definitely give you ample to go over all the topics and revise. In this article we will discuss the strategy aspirants should adopt right now in order to ensure a good score in the IBPS PO preliminary and main exam.IBPS PO Preliminary and Main combined, there are total five sections in the IBPS PO exam - English Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, Banking Awareness and General Knowledge, and Computer Awareness. Six months are fairly enough to be completely prepared for both Preliminary and Main exam.1st and 2nd monthMake a section-wise list of all the topics from which questions may be asked. Start with the ones you find the toughest or have never heard of before. Devote one hour on each section. In case of Banking Awareness and GK, and Computer Awareness, half an hour a day is enough. Refer only school textbooks and normal exercise books to learn the fundamental concepts.3rd and 4th monthBy now you would have gone through every topic on your list. Now you need to begin focused preparation. Buy a preparation book for bank exams and start solving questions topic-wise. Again an hour a day should be enough. You should follow preparation books because the questions asked in the exam are a tad bit different than the ones which are mentioned in school textbooks. Also focus on learning shortcut tricks for solving lengthy problems.5th and 6th monthIn the last two months, I suggest you sign up for online speed test and solve at least one paper in a day. Don't just solve preliminary speed test but also speed tests designed for Main exam. Solving speed tests would help you identify your problem areas and you can work on them. Speed tests would also get in the gear for online exam and benefit you on the exam day.This schedule (even with a little variation) would allow you to cover every topic including revision and give you an edge over other candidates appearing in the exam.Books for Banking ExamFor IBPS PO i am giving you a small sum of books that will help you for upcoming exams.QUANT:Paramount By Neetu singh (both vol 1 and vol 2).DI: Arhihant + BSC magazine problem.Reasoning:Buy arhihant publication book for general practice.BSC Publication Magazine problems for practice.For Puzzle- Magical Book on PUZZLES by K Kundan.ENGLISH:Reading Reading and Reading, no book will help you unless you start reading and make summary that will help in descriptiveVocab building and revise them regularly.Hindu paper/Indian express/TOINote: No need of book for english. News paper enough.General Awareness:Bankers Adda/Gk today daily affairs don’t read them write them in your daily notes.For quick reading leadthecompetition.comFor quiz App: Daily GKIf you are done with these above three areas, you are done with GA. No need to go for GK tornedo, Capsule, Injection, Golden points etc. ☺BANKING:RBI FAQ ( Frequently Asked Questions)Dhankar publication book for general banking.Make notes from History of banking, years of establishment, Acts, Nationalization, recent developments, committees.Previous exam questions of banking.COMPUTER:Lucent + Arhihant book read them twice will take 15 days to read both twice.Mock Tests:Start with Bankersadda and then after getting proper level join Practice mock and Oliveboard.TIPS:Join Facebook groups to understand pattern and competitionPractice as much as mock u can don’t wait for syllabus to complete.Keep cut off,Types of questions in mind.Don’t Mug up things understanding things well that will help you in life.Don’t compare ever, stay positive, confident, happy.Dont go for bulk materials, books follow the above things these are quite enough to crack u dont need to do phd in quanta/reso. We are here to crack exam. Thats all

World studies were first anticipated by the United World College of Mahindra in 2001 and were ultimately set up as an extended essay pilot alternative in 2005. The extended essay is a compulsory core module of the education program. It is a research paper of more than 4000 words giving students an opening to conduct self-regulating research or study on a subject that interests them. Like the assumption of information essay, presentation, and contribution in creativity, achievement, service activities, presenting an extended essay is a requirement for award of the studies. Extended essays are marked by external assessors. Generally lettering an essay often seems to be a tricky, confused, complex, often annoying task especially among the students. In the case of world studies extended essay, its progress has been underpinned by widespread academic research and development. A world studies extended essay has to focus on a theme of global significance. This gives confidence the student to reflect on the world today in relation to several issues such as the global food crisis, climate variation, terrorism, energy safety measures, immigration, global health, technology and cultural replace. The student should then discover how their chosen issue may be illustrated in limited contexts using specific examples of a small and local phenomenon, in this way the student is connecting the local to the worldwide. As the approach is interdisciplinary clearing up the matter through the lens of more than one discipline, students should develop a clear rationale for taking an interdisciplinary approach. The procedure of researching and essay writing the world studies extended essay expands international-mindedness and specifically the thought of global awareness.

This year my wife did something I never thought possible. She teaches 5th grade. She had to cover for one of her other teachers who was coaching for a softball tournament. What’s remarkable? It was literally the first day of school after Summer Vacation.If you ask most public middle school boys in the United States what they want to be when they grow up, the majority (around 60%) want to be some professional athlete. When I was teaching, I conducted this experiment numerous times. Again, and again, and again, the results were about the same. It doesn’t matter that the vast majority show no particular gifts in athletics. It doesn’t matter that the realities have not yet sunk in of just what kind of genetic freaks it now takes to be a professional athlete. They are told that if they just try hard enough, they’ll be winners. More to the point, if they lose the game, the only possible reason was because they didn’t try hard enough… for their coach.What exactly does this have to do with math? Nothing, directly, but the answer makes it blatantly clear why we suck at math.It isn’t about math. It’s about heroes. The United States doesn’t know how to build heroes anymore.Let’s talk about how heroes are created anthropologically. It isn’t just that someone does a heroic act. Afterall, what defines a heroic act? The culture does.Collectively and subconsciously, the culture considers the values that are important to it, then distills that into an idea of what the best personification of that person is. Then they call that “a hero”. We then look around society for the people who best personifies that idea of “hero”, and we shower them with praise and honors, grant them wealth, and erect massive statues to honor them. And the hero of heroes, those which master the traits and values of heroism, as dictated by the masses? We might as well call them gods.You know who the “gods” are in America by looking at whose 20 foot face decorates our places of worship… i.e. the malls.Given how much power, credibility, wealth, and fame is given to people whose only skill is dribble a ball, sing songs, or recite lines in a specific order while holding a particular facial expression, it’s clear what traits America has determined to be a heroic.In the schools, it’s even worse.The situation is bad because kids, contrary to what the question seems to imply, aren’t stupid. They are horribly intuitive and that’s what’s causing so many problems. They see this pyramid of values and see where it points, to people who become prominent with absolutely no need for academic intelligence. Our children are already stretched thin with challenges unheard of, even to my generation. They are intelligent enough to know that their own mental health requires them to be liked far more than to be successful, at least in the short term. Then they go to college and play catch up, but in high school? Who has the time to be popular and smart?This isn’t even due entirely to the culture either, though culture definitely has a role.When you take it back down to the public schools themselves, look at who gets paid the most. If you thought it’s the teacher who gets the highest results in standardized tests, you’d be wrong. Way wrong.This is true for colleges, but the pattern continues at the local level too. By far and away, the wealthiest teachers are actually coaches. Granted I said wealthiest in the way that one refers to the tallest 3 year old. It might be really tall compared to the other kids, but nothing that special compared to the rest of society. But it says a lot to a teacher who makes very little as it is, that if they were to become a coach, they get an automatic stipend worth more than anything else they could possibly do. In some cases, this translates to 20% more to do about 60% of the classroom teaching which is the job most Americans think schools are meant to create.Next note the distinction I made between “teachers” and “coaches”. I say that the two are different because far too many aren’t the same. While they may technically be a History teacher, many coaches in the United States actually only teach in the classroom as a means to coach a sport they fantasize about as kids. When you ask them their career goals, they don’t talk about teaching History at bigger and more prestigious schools, or even in colleges. No, they talk about coaching the sport they coach at bigger and better schools… and even college… or even the pros.I want to qualify that statement. There are a few coaches who were the best teachers I have experienced. They kept the balance between athletics and academics in its proper place, but the rest seem to settled on the opposite end of the spectrum.Again, kids aren’t stupid. They can see the priorities that these coaches have clearly tells them that “sports are more important than my classroom,” and the subconscious message students receive is that sports are more important than academics. This doesn’t stop when coaches will push students on the field, but shrug off a failing student. It makes it clear where they view the future of their career when you think about the same man screaming at a kid who drops a ball, but not upset when a kid “gets what he deserves” for failing a test. It should bother people when educators have low expectations in the classroom, but impossible expectations on a sports field. It isn’t about the team. That coach only cares about his career and that should bother parents of students.In this weird way, policy that encourages teachers to become coaches, affected students into obsessing over sports, which caused more need for coaches as kids no longer cared about other things. It isn’t just math. Americans aren’t as good at so many of things we should be wiping the floor with the rest of you. Of course, it makes sense when, “to be cool” (to align with the shared cultural idea of hero amongst children) a kid must admit that they, “suck at math”, even when they don’t. That’s because math isn’t important… to an athlete. Most other countries, as we’re told through anecdotes, the smart kids are the cool ones. How curious.So kids face this unintentional indoctrination from a very early age to push away any subject that won’t help them gain appreciation from the most important people in their lives. Since society dictates that most of their waking hours is at school, and since public school prioritizes more honors and funding to coaches, that person is more often than not a coach. If the coach isn’t genuinely drilling into them a need for math, which almost none of them ever will, the kids will get the message that math doesn’t matter.And here we are.I don’t want to belittle certain key factors. Teachers are underfunded in the classroom. They certainly don’t get as many resources to teach math as the cost of a new stadium, sports equipment, or insurance, that is. The time constraints are also mitigating in that it is very hard to cram in whatever needs to be learned in only an hour. Because of new age thinking, homework is a naughty word, even though no one bats an eye at the amount of time spent away from home to practice or play sports. All this is true, but the reality is that kids don’t learn who don’t care. There are stories from around the world of kids holding class under bridges and who have to pay every day that they get the chance to. Those kids want it. The big problem isn’t the funding or even the coaches. It’s a society that doesn’t know how to make heroes with values that matter in the times we live.Liked this? You might also like my YouTube Channel. You can also connect with The War Elephant on Facebook. If you want to help me make more content like this, please visit my Patreon Page to find out more.

1.Its a huge process, prior to enter in a market u need to do lot of paper & licensing work that is at Ministry Level not at basis level. Now will keep this aside for sometime. Will talk about practical thing first.2. It require plenteous amount of investment to start telecom company, i really don't know about your credit worthiness. I'll give you small eg. of Local area sim activation process cost.Eg. Mumbai has 150 store where each stores has Vodafone sales executive. Now if they sale any sim card so they need to fill CAF form & with proper documents, executive has to send that documents to backhand team i.e. C-POS, where form get login. ( C-POS = here only forms get login in CRM system, still vast process is left for activation, from here it goes to Vodafone for further process) Now my point is Vodafone has 4 C-POS setups across Mumbai Zone wise for 150 sales people.Moral : Overall cost of this Setup is 20L (each 5L)So i just gave basic, lower level eg. to you, so that you will understand how much it require to make a Telecom company.3. In India, there is 2 sectore where if u will Invest now u will get return after 3-5yrs & they are Insurance & Telecom Sector. Just to survive in today's market you need to pump-in ample amount of investment.4. Now will come to your dream, if you really want to give low cost internet, so advice is start will small firm than it will grow automatically. Eg. Start with your local area. 1st take agency than after getting good experience & knowledge of that field take franchise & than put at another place than invest into your own & bla bla bla.I'm just giving overall view.4. My advice, before investing in any sector get a perfect & depth knowledge & experience of that particular sector.From all perspective, Market, Investment, Return, Future, Customer & etc.I hope this much information will help!

1.‘Producer’ vs. ‘Consumer’: Becoming a ‘producer’ as opposed to a ‘consumer’ is probably the habit that will have the greatest impact on your life. Most of us pass through life almost exclusively as ‘consumers’. That is, outside of a job, most of us spend our time watching TV, watching YouTube, on Social Media consuming OTHERS’ content. When you are able to make the switch over to the other side and become the person who is creating content, you experience the following:What it’s like to give. The secret to living is giving and by producing, you will AUTOMATICALLY be giving! This in and of itself is very fulfilling.The potential monetary rewards that come with being a producer. You are providing value to other people; if you get good enough, people will begin to pay you for what you produce!2.Read A LOT: This is such a great habit. When you spend time reading, you are gleaning others’ perspectives, and not only that, but oftentimes the perspective that you gleaning is a collection of experiences. As such, I recommend non-fiction books; biographies, personal development books, and books about things that maintain your interest. This knowledge is incredibly valuable and the acquisition of such augurs for fantastic improvements in virtually all aspects of your life.3.Meditate: This is something that I have recently incorporated and the benefits are tremendous. Your emotional stability will increase drastically and you should experience an increase in productivity as you become more engaged in the present. Set aside some time in the morning to delve into this practice and your life experience should change positively over time.

I was selected for a summer internship 2016.I tried to be very open while filling the preference form: I choose many products as my favorite products and I said I'm open about the team I want to join.I even was very open in the  location and start date to get host matching interviews (I negotiated the start date in the interview until both me and my host were happy.) You could ask your recruiter to review your form (there are very cool and could help you a lot since they have a bigger experience).Do a search on the potential team.Before the interviews,  try to find smart question that you are going to ask for the potential host (do a search on the team  to find nice and deep questions to impress your host). Prepare well your resume.You are very likely not going to get algorithm/data structure questions like in the first round. It's going to be just some friendly chat if you are lucky. If your potential team is working on something like machine learning, expect that  they are going to ask you questions about machine learning, courses related to machine learning you have and relevant experience (projects, internship). Of course you have to study that before the interview. Take as long time as you need if you feel rusty. It takes some time to get ready for the host matching (it's less than the technical interview)  but it's worth it of course.

Just register on the admission portal and during registration you will get an option for the entrance based course. Just register there. There is no separate form for DU CIC.