National Medical College of Alternative Medicine - Raipur Exam Result – (2009-10) has been announced today, 25th June 2010. Results can be checked online shown below.  S.No.     Roll No.            Result S.No.    Roll No.            Result            1. 12996    I Division    55. 13050 I Division 2. 12997 I Division 56. 13051 I Division 3. 12998 I Division 57. 13052 I Division 4. 12999 I Division 58. 13053 I Division 5. 13000 II Division 59. 13054 I Division 6. 13001 I Division 60. 13055 I Division 7. 13002 I Division 61. 13056 I Division 8. 13003 Supplementary 62. 13057 II Division 9. 13004 Fail 63. 13058 I Division 10. 13005 Supplementary 64. 13059 I Division 11. 13006 I Division 65. 13060 II Division 12. 13007 I Division 66. 13061 Waiting 13. 13008 I Division 67. 13062 Waiting 14. 13009 I Division 68. 13063 Waiting 15. 13010 I Division 69. 13064 Waiting 16. 13011 I Division 70. 13065 I Division 17. 13012 I Division 71. 13066 I Division 18. 13013 I Division 72. 13067 I Division 19. 13014 I Division 73. 13068 I Division 20. 13015 Supplementary 74. 13069 I Division 21. 13016 I Division 75. 13070 I Division 22. 13017 I Division 76. 13071 I Division 23. 13018 I Division 77. 13072 I Division 24. 13019 I Division 78. 13073 I Division 25. 13020 I Division 79. 13074 I Division 26. 13021 I Division 80. 13075 I Division 27. 13022 Fail 81. 13076 Waiting 28. 13023 Supplementary 82. 13077 I Division 29. 13024 Waiting 83. 13078 I Division 30. 13025 I Division 84. 13079 II Division 31. 13026 I Division 85. 13080 I Division 32. 13027 I Division 86. 13081 I Division 33. 13028 I Division 87. 13082 I Division 34. 13029 II Division 88. 13083 I Division 35. 13030 I Division 89. 13084 I Division 36. 13031 I Division 90. 13085 I Division 37. 13032 I Division 91. 13086 I Division 38. 13033 II Division 92. 13087 I Division 39. 13034 I Division 93. 13088 I Division 40. 13035 I Division 94. 13089 III Division 41. 13036 I Division 95. 13090 Supplementary 42. 13037 I Division 96. 13091 Supplementary 43. 13038 I Division 97. 13092 Fail 44. 13039 I Division 98. 13093 II Division 45. 13040 I Division 99. 13094 III Division 46. 13041 I Division 100. 13095 III Division 47. 13042 II Division 101. 13096 Fail 48. 13043 I Division 102. 13097 III Division 49. 13044 I Division 103. 13098 Waiting 50. 13045 I Division 104. 13099 Supplementary 51. 13046 I Division 105. 13100 II Division 52. 13047 I Division 106. 13101 III Division 53. 13048 I Division 107. 13102 Supplementary 54. 13049 I Division 108. 13103 II Division 109.      13104      III Division  Disclaimer – cgspice.net and/or Siddhartha Communication is NOT responsible for any inadvertent error that may have crept in the results being published on Net. The ...

Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru are their national heroes but the present politicians do not influence Indian adolescents. A study has revealed that a majority of children don't consider politicians as their role models. A team of psychologists carried out the study among 500 students from Delhi schools. The goal of the research was to develop a comprehensive understanding of the role models of children."Political leaders from the past and freedom fighters were role models for 13 percent of the students in contrast to recent political leaders who were significant role models for only two percent of the students," psychiatrist Samir Parikh, who led the study.Parikh, chief of the mental health and behavioural sciences department, Max Healthcare, said: "The study clearly indicates that the values and beliefs reflected by our yesteryear leaders are valued and have an impact upon children and adolescents."For students, the most significant role models were their parents. ...

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With the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officially announcing for its decision to introduce grading for Class X from 2008, Board examinations will finally come without the pass or fail tag for students. The nine-point scale grading system will require students to get qualifying grades in four of the five subjects to get promoted to the next level. It had been decided not to carry pass or fail on the marksheets of students, who will have four options to improve on their grades within a period of two years from their exam. The grading system will adopt a five-point scale, which means awarding students grades from A to E. This will eliminate the schools from showing raw scores on the evaluation report of each student. The new grading system is based on two parameters - absolute and percentile marks. There is a uniform model to be followed in assessing all ...