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Singhania School Thane Admissions Open

Singhania School Thane – Admissions to Smt Sulochna Devi Singhania School have started online from 6th December 2009 and will be open till 24th December 2009. Singhania School Thane is among the leading schools in Mumbai. The admissions are for Junior K.G. for the Academic Year 2010-2011 and following are the details of admission to Singhania School Thane.

Important Guidelines for admission to Singhania School Thane

• Please read the following instructions and eligibility criteria very carefully, before proceeding to register online.
• Admissions will be made on the basis of random sampling.
• Any wrong information on the application form will amount to disqualification.
• The school and its Management do not accept any donations or capitation fees. Beware of those who promise admission in exchange for money or other favours.
• Recommendation / request letters regarding admission will amount to rejection of the application. Kindly do not meet the school authorities regarding such matters.
• The admission committee reserves its rights on issues regarding admission.
• Admissions for classes other than JR. K.G will be announced in the 1st week of March (depending on the vacancies available) on the school website. Selections will be purely on merit in the entrance test.

For any problems regarding Online Admissions for JR-KG 2010-2011 please drop in an email at support@singhaniaschool.org and the school will get back to you at the earliest.

Important Dates for admission to Singhania School Thane

• Forms will be available online from 6th December 2009, 0900 hours to 24th December 2009, 1600 hours.
• Last date for online submission of forms will be 24th December 2009, 1600 hours.
• Results of online admissions will be declared on the website in the 2nd week of February 2010.

Eligibility for Singhania School Thane admissions

• Admissions are open to all children born between 1st January 2006 and 31st December 2006.
• There will be no relaxation of the age criteria.

Categories for Registration:

• J.K. Employees: Children of J.K. / Raymond employees only. This is not applicable to children of relatives of J.K. Employees.
• Sibling: The preferential quota in the sibling category is to a maximum of 2 seats per family, irrespective of the class to which admissions are sought. If two children of the same parentage are already studying in the school, parents cannot apply under the sibling category. In such a case, parents have to apply for admission of their third child, under the general category.
• Alumnus: Ex-students of the school will get preferential admissions, subject to a maximum of 25 seats in any academic year. If the number of alumnus applications received exceeds 25, then admissions shall be conducted through random sampling. To qualify under the alumnus category, either parent should have passed Std. X from the school. The alumnus parent must submit his/ her Std. X passing certificate and bonafide certificate at the time of verification of documents, failing which the admission will be refused.
• General Category: Applicants who do not fall under any of the above categories should apply under the general category.

Online Registration for Singhania School

1. Log on to the School’s website – www.singhaniaschool.org.
2. Click on ‘Admissions’ icon.
3. Select the category which is applicable to you.
4. Fill in the required details correctly.
5. Choose your mode of payment.
6. Click on submit icon.
7. After receiving the form no. confirmation, kindly take a printout of the Admission Form, after you have completed the payment formality. This will be required for verification of credentials later.
8. You will receive an acknowledgement mail from the school within 24 hrs confirming the online registration.
9. Kindly ensure that the following information has been entered in the form before submission:

• Student’s & both parents full names.
• Date and place of birth.
• Complete residential address including telephone numbers and personal e-mail ID.
• E.D.P. No. / Section in case of applications under the J.K. employees category.

Kindly note that if any of the information in the form is found to be incorrect, either at the time of scrutiny of applications or later at the time of verification of credentials, the application will be cancelled and admission even if secured, will be denied.

Payment Details:

Payment of Rs. 250/- to be made towards application charges. Please note that ‘application to the school’ does not mean selection.
Payment can be made either by Credit Card or by Demand Draft.
PAYMENT BY DEBIT CARD WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Note for Credit Card users: Acknowledgement may take up to 10 minutes, based on your internet connection speed. Kindly be patient.

In case the payment is made by demand draft (D.D.):

The full name of the applicant and the form no. should be written on the reverse side of the D.D.
The D.D. should be drawn in favour of ‘Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School’. It must be submitted along with the receipt (print out) containing the school logo for authentication purpose at the school’s reception counter, on 14th December 2009, 21st December 2009 or on 28th December 2009 between 9:00a.m and 1:00 p.m.
The D.D. must be delivered by hand (not by post/courier) at the fee counter.

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• Anwar E Mohammedi Education Society – Bahadurpura
• Army School – Bolarum, Sainikpuri, Trimulgherry H.O
• Atomic Energy Central School – Kapra
• Azaan International School – Banjara Hills
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Contact Details :

Delhi Public School Ludhiana,
Vill Jhammat, P.O. Ayali Kalan,
Ludhiana 142 027.
Telefax : 0161-2809818, 2809918.
email : careers@dpsludhiana.com.

However Application Form is also available on this website. Applicants can download, print and bring the filled in application form to the School Office. In such a case the downloaded form shall be given the form number and registered after taking Rs. 200 only as cost of form and registration charges. Outstation applicants download the form, duly fill it and send it by post along with a demand draft favouring DPS LUDHIANA for Rs. 250.

ADMISSION TEST RESULT

(SESSION 2010-2011).Enter Your Regn. No. Below link.

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First swine flu death in Tamil Nadu. Swine flu claimed its first victim in Tamil Nadu on Monday with the death of four-year-old B Sanjay, who was in a critical condition in a private hospital in Chennai when he tested positive for H1N1 virus infection on Saturday.

The child’s death, took the all-India toll to seven as two more deaths were reported from Pune’s Sassoon Hospital. Baburao Mane, a 35-year-old Ayurvedic doctor, and Sanjay Bahausaheb Tilekar, a pharmacist, succumbed to swine flu in the government-run hospital in Maharashtra’s worst-affected city. Seventh swine flu death in India at maharastra,13-year-old girl dies Pune, swine flu toll reaches 8 becoming the latest victim of the deadly virus, taking the toll in the pandemic to eight on Tuesday.New Delhi Junior Modern School decided to close down for a week after two students from the school tested positive for H1N1 influenza on Monday.

Schools Have To Take Precautions by observing the following Symptoms of Swine Flu in students:
1. Chills
2. Runny nose
3. Cough
4. Headache
5. Fever
6. Loss of appetite
7. Aches
8. Nausea and vomiting
9. Throat irritation
10. Fatigue
11. Sneezing
12. Diarrhea
13. In people with chronic conditions, pneumonia may develop.

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H1N1 Swine Flu Symptoms, Precautions, Treatment, Resistance India :

Basic things about Swine flu, its transmisison from humans to humans, prevention and treatment

Swine Flu also called H1N1 flu, swine influenza, pig flu etc is an infection by any one of several types of swine influenza virus such as H1N1, H1N2, H3N1, H3N2, and H2N3 etc.

Transmission
Influenza spreads between humans through coughing or sneezing and people touching something with the virus on it and then touching their own nose or mouth.

Swine flu cannot be spread by cooked pork products, since the virus is not transmitted through food.

Symptoms
Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue.
Swine flu in humans is most contagious during the first five days of the illness.

Prevention
Frequent washing of hands with soap and water after being out in public places and avoid contact with eyes, nose, mouth after touching tabletops, telephones and other surfaces which may be affected.

Stay away from large gatherings, travelling to infected area etc.

Treatment
People with swine flu-like symptoms should stay away from work, travel and should contact a doctor immeidately.

Doctors recommend the use of Tamiflu (oseltamivir) or Relenza (zanamivir) for the treatment and/or prevention of infection with swine influenza viruses.
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But do not take any medication with doctor’s prescription.

Total swine flu cases rise to 959 across India

The surge in swine flu cases continued on Monday with 95 fresh cases being reported from across the country taking the total number of cases to 959.
While 47 cases were reported in Pune, 22 are in Mumbai, 14 in Delhi, six in Panchgani, three in Mangalore and one each in Noida, Ajmer and Gurgaon.
All 47 cases in Pune are indigenous ones. In Mumbai, out of 22 cases, only one has a travel history of going to Austria. The rest are indigenous cases.

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Riya Shiekh, a resident of Pune’s Camp area was a school student, was admitted to Jehangir hospital on July 27 and had to be put on the ventilator on July 29.
According to an official, Riya was put on ventilator for the past many days at an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in a hospital in Pune. A Times Now report stated Health Secretary, Naresh Dayal, confirming that the girl’s death was caused by the flu.

Incidentally, Riya’s was not an imported case of swine flu rather it was passed on from another individual, the report stated. India has reported 551 swine flu cases of which 422 have been discharged.

Maharashtra State being the worst hit, as it has so far reported majority of the cases in the country.

Test reports of two students and a 26-year-old youth, who had returned from Germany, on August 2 confirmed flu, the officials said adding they had been moved to an isolation ward at civic Naidu hospital.

The total number of confirmed cases of H1N1 virus are 101 in the city, the report stated health officials as saying.

As many as 64 cases of Swine Flu in the city have so far been discharged after treatment. The total number of H1N1 infection in Maharashtra now stands at 147. (ANI)

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However if you are in Class 9th now – you may be just lucky enough – if all the state boards cooperate – to have the class X board optional. And those who are in Class 8th or belwo can be assured of relief.

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Kapil Sibal said the examination-based system was a source of trauma for both parents and students.

According to the minister, since the student continued in the same school even after Class 10, board exams were not required.

“There has to be an alternative system other than exams…It’s a decision we will take after consultations with schools” - Union human resource development minister Kapil Sibal

The HRD ministry will consult and take into confidence the state education boards before taking a final decision. It may be recalled that in a related move Yashpal Commitee has also recently reporrted about the reforms in higher education.

How practical it is to scrap Class X exam?

Scrapping does not means that Class 10th Board will be scrapped alltogather – it will only become optional. There are many who discontinue the studies or take vocational courses after class X – they will still take X Board.

Though minister has said scrap the exam and replace it with a Grade or Percentile system like in USA and UK – it is not a practicle move. Considering the diversity we have there will be enormous mismatch. Consider a case where a student has “Grade A” from a highly competitive Delhi based school to a “Grade A” from a school in Bihar. In comparative grading both candidates will “Grade A” but will sure have a vast difference in their abilities.

So unless we have a uniformity in the selection (of students) and delivery (of teaching) any excercise to give grades will be comparing apples and oranges.

Students have to take stress at some point in time – whether age of 15 when they are in 10th or at age of 17 when they are in 12th? Making exam options will not serve the purpose and it may make some students uncompetitive – the experts feel.

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