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GATE 2011 Syllabus

GATE 2011 Syllabus Aerospace Engineering - AE Information Technology - IT Agricultural Engineering - AG Mathematics - MA Architecture and Planning - AR Mechanical Engineering - ME Civil Engineering - CE Mining Engineering - MN Chemical Engineering - CH Metallurgical Engineering - MT Computer Science and Engineering - CS Physics - PH Chemistry - CY Production and Industrial Engineering - PI Electronics & Communication Engg. - EC Pharmaceutical Sciences - PY Electrical Engineering - EE Textile Engineering and Fibre Science - TF Geology and Geo-Physics - GG Engineering Sciences - XE Instrumentation Engineering - IN Life Sciences - XL

GATE 2011 important dates

This GATE syllabus is a part of GATE 2011 Preparation: A complete Guide. I will be posting different GATE related useful posts for the students appearing for GATE Exam in 2011. I wrote few articles based on the questions of students who appeared for GATE in 2010 and took Bio-Tech admissions, please refer to A set of ‘Must Read’ articles for M.Tech aspirants for more details. Also you might be interested in Number of Students appeared in GATE 2010 and GATE 2010 Qualifying marks. Another good informative post is about Highest marks in GATE 2010.

The Important Dates for GATE 2011 are as follows.

GATE 2011application form or GATE 2011 Notification: Around Last week of September 2010

Last Date for submitting GATE 2011 Application Form: First Week of November 2010

Gate 2011 Exam Date: First weekend of Feb 2011

GATE 2011 Result Announcement: Mid of March 2011

M.Tech admissions 2011: Mid of March 2011 till July 2011

The list for GATE 2011 syllabus, GATE 2011 study material and other GATE 2011 preparation articles will be updated soon along with M.Tech admissions 2010 side by side.

Meaning Of Roses

Meaning of Color of Roses "Oh the roses are so lovely– thank you so much, dear. So why did you give me fifteen stalks?" the girl asks. "Huh? Hmm– well just thought the bouquet look nice with fifteen." Ha you just got yourself shoot! The meaning of roses: the color of roses; the number of roses each has got their meaning. Do you know that 11 roses represent "You are my treasured one; the one I love most in my life" whereas 15 roses represent "I am truly sorry, please forgive me"? Now isn't that a total twist of the meaning for the roses you gave? What had meant to be a message of love has just turned into a message of apology; implying you was guilty of something? Before you try to impress that someone with that bouquet of roses, make sure you know the meaning behind it, the meaning of roses; what the number of roses represent. ........................................................................................................................... Meaning of Color of Roses:

Pink Roses - Grace and Gentility, the rose of sweet thoughts. Send deep pink roses to show your appreciation & gratitude; saying "Thank you" Send light pink roses to convey admiration and sympathy. Red Roses - Sincere Love & Respect, Courage & Passion Send red roses to convey the message of your passionate love for that someone; saying "I love you". Yellow Roses - In the Victorian times, yellow roses meant jealousy. But today, they signify friendship, joy, gladness and freedom, the promise of a new beginning. Send yellow roses to brighten up someone's day; to congratulate your friends and loved ones during Joyous occasions. White Roses - Spiritual love & Purity, the rose of confession, the bridal rose; "You are heavenly", "I am worthy of you" Commonly used as traditional bridal bouquet during weddings to symbolize a happy love. You can nevertheless use them to convey the message of "You are heavenly, I miss you". Lavender Roses - Love at first sight and enchantment Send lavender roses of course, to convey the message of your "love at first sight" with that special someone. You can nevertheless also send them if you would like to make a special impression. Orange Roses - Passionate desire, pure enthusiasm and fascination An excellent choice for a new relationship that you wish to pursue further. It can nevertheless also be referring to a new business partnership.

You Don't have to be Brilliant or Perfect to Succeed

Many of us have observed public speakers and thought to ourselves "Wow, I could never be that smart, calm, witty, entertaining, polished . . . or whatever." Well, I've got news for you-- you don't have to be brilliant, witty, or perfect to succeed. That is not what public speaking is all about. I know it may look that way, but it's not. You can be average. You can be below average. You can make mistakes, get tongue-tied, or forget whole segments of your talk. You can even tell no jokes at all and still be successful.

It all depends on how you, and your audience, define "success." Believe me, your audience doesn't expect perfection. I used to think most audiences did, but I was wrong! Before I discovered this, I used to put incredible pressure on myself to deliver a perfect performance. I worked for days to prepare a talk. I stayed up nights worrying about making mistakes. I spent hours and hours rehearsing what I was going to say. And you know what? All this did was make me even more anxious! The more perfect I tried to be, the worse I did! It was all very disheartening (not to mention unnecessary).

The essence of public speaking is this: give your audience something of value. That's all there is to it. If people in your audience walk away with something (anything) of value, they will consider you a success. If they walk away feeling better about themselves, feeling better about some job they have to do, they will consider you a success. If they walk away feeling happy or entertained, they will consider their time with you worthwhile.

Even if you pass out, get tongue-tied, or say something stupid during your talk . . . they won't care! As long as they get something of value, they will be thankful.

They don't even need to feel good to consider you a success. If you criticize people, or if you stir them up to ultimately benefit them, they might still appreciate you, even though you didn't make them feel good at the time.

Boat Race 2010 Kerala.

Kerala boat race is a yearly event that takes place in the month of August or September in Alapuzza. Representing the unique cultural heritage and traditional legacy of Kerala, the boat race of the state is one of the exciting socio-cultural events of the state.

The most impressive of all the boat races of Kerala is the Snake Boat Race, which is commonly referred to as Chundanvallams. The brilliant performance of the rowers portrays the inherent sporting zeal and sportsman spirit of the local inhabitants of the southern state of India.

The Vallamkalis or the yearly boat race takes place in the backwaters of Punnamada in Alapuzza of Kerala. A group competition, the rowers display tremendous courage and enthusiasm to win the Nehru Trophy in the sporting event of the Snake boat race. Former Prime Minister of India, Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru in the year of 1952, introduced the annual sporting event of Snake boat race.

Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru was so impressed with the Snake boat race of Kerala that he awarded the Nehru Trophy to the winners. Since then, the snake boat race became a yearly affair where boatmen compete with one another to become the Champion. The Nehru Trophy bears a silver model of a snake boat.

The brilliant sporting event of Snake boat attracts several local citizens and tourists from far and wide. An integral part of the rich cultural ancestry of Kerala, the annual event of Snake boat race is celebrated on a grand scale with much enthusiasm and vigor that fills the air with joy and excitement.

All among this the great thing is that i will also be watching this through my naked eyes. My great friend Mr.Ritheesh T.B is participating in this event. I m going there with John.
I beleive one should visit the venece of India and cheer with the glory of such ancient event.