Gujarat State Education Board (GSEB) Class 10 result is out

Gujarat State Education Board (GSEB) is going to release the standard 10th standard SSC board exam result today at on its official website.

In the current year's GSEB result has unique feature of no declaration of top-ten list. Moreover phrases like ‘pass’ or ‘fail’ will not be avoided while delivering the result on sheet. The  students above grade ‘D’ will get marksheet stating ‘Eligible for qualifying certificate’ while those below ‘D’ grade will receive marksheet writing over: ‘Needs improvement’.

The timeGSEB is going to give ranking on the basis of percentile rank. Suppose there are 60 students in a class and one student has secured 92 marks while other 54 students have secured 91 or less marks, then 54 divided by 60 into 100 = 90 marks is percentile rank.

Marks range – grade – grade code

91-100 – A1 – 10

81-90 – A2 -09

75-80 – B1 -08

62-70 – B2 -07

51-60 – C1 -06

45-50 -C2 -05

33-40 -D -04

21-32 -E1

00-20 -E2

10th std Gujarat board results 2011 are to be declared on Gujarat board’s website GSEB.ORG .

Gujarat 10th board result are to be put online at 9.00 am on following websites.

WWW.GSEB.ORG

WWW.GIPL.NET

WWW.INDIARESULT.Com

Gujarat 10th std SSC board result (hard copy of mark sheet) could be received from the schools between 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.

Gujarat 10th SSC board result can be received through Email after registration process is completed on WWW.GIPL.NET

Gujarat 10th standard SSC board result could be acessed phone line can be received through following phone numbers: Ahmedabad (079) 26851422, 26850611, Gandhinagar (079) 65721801, Vadodara(0265) 2322328. Moreover tall free helpline number 1800 233 5500 is in service.

To get Gujarat 10th SSC board result through SMS, one has to type ssc seatnumber (example ssc B123345) and send SMS to 50111 and you will get the result at a cost of Rs.1

Integrated Common Entrance Test (ICET 2011) result is out

The results of the Integrated Common Entrance Test (ICET 2011) for MBA and MCA  was conducted on 18-05-2011 in 276 test centers located in 25 regional cities.

This test was conducted by Andhra University on behalf of Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education, Hyderabad. 

We wish the ISET 2011 students all the best.

 Has released their result which is available on the following sites.

 http://www.icet2011.net/.

CBSE Class X results of Chennai region will be released today

Allahabad, June, 2: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) results for Class X is expected to release today the result was delayed due to  the innovative introduction of CCE which is primary a grading and process of creating is  tedious .

As per the information  the 2nd June is the expected date for the result but the result season is going to long as indications are coming from the CBSE that the, Class X result release will take long time to release the result of all the zone so the students have to live with waiting time ahead.

The reports suggests that in first phase Chennai region result will be released and after 3 to 4 days Allahabad region and then other region will be able to see their result this year.

The result will be declared by 3.00pm India time and it will be available in the CBSE web site.

Anthony Weiner's awkward with the press conference

Anthony Weiner has the reputation of one of the most press savvy legislators on Capitol Hill, a smart, cocky, quick-witted quote engine who has become one of the favorite of television producers and built a sizable national following in the last few years

Many times the, reporters asked him the direct question: Did he send a lewd photograph to a female college student from his Twitter account or not? But Weiner -- the same man who became a national celebrity last year with a House floor rant against Republicans who refused to state clearly and simply whether they were for or against a bill -- steadfastly refused to provide an answer. Nor would he answer questions about why he hasn't asked police to investigate what he previously alleged was a hacking of his Twitter account or why he would be following a 20-year-old college student on Twitter.

For instance, here was his exchange with CNN's Dana Bash and another reporter at the start of the press conference:

Weiner: This was a prank that I’ve now been talking about for a couple of days. I’m not going to allow it to decide what I talk about for the next week or the next two weeks, and so I’m not going to be giving anything more about that today. I think I’ve been pretty responsive to you in the past.

Bash: You're here, which we appreciate. But you're not answering the questions. Can you just say why you haven’t asked law enforcement to investigate what you have said is a crime?

Weiner: If I was giving a speech to 45,000 people and someone in the back of the room threw a pie or yelled out an insult, would I spend the next two hours responding to that? No. I would get back..

Male reporter: This is not that situation. This is not that situation.i

Weiner: Well, why don't you do -- do you want to do the briefing? Do you want to do the briefing, sir?

Male reporter: You sent from your Twitter account -- a lewd photograph sent to a college student. Answer the question: Was it from you or not?

Weiner: Permit...do you guys want me to finish my answer?

Male reporter: Yes, this question: Did you send it or not?

Weiner: If I were giving a speech to 45,000 people and someone in the back of the room threw a pie or yelled out an insult, I would not spend the next two hours of my speech responding to that pie or that insult. I would return to what I want to talk about to the audience that I want to talk to...

Male reporter: All you have to do is say no to the question

Weiner: ...and that is what I intend to do this week.

Male reporter: All you have to do is say no to the question.

This evasiveness was notable, as was the lack of Weiner's trademark swagger. It was an uncharacteristically defensive performance that seemed to go on and on, with forced attempts at humor and awkward efforts to change the subject to ... Clarence Thomas. Politico's Maggie Haberman noted on Twitter that a "media savvy" non-Republican friend of hers likened it all to watching a Saw movie.

What, if anything, this all means remains unclear. All we know now is that a lewd image was apparently sent from Weiner's Twitter account over the weekend and that he has said his account was hacked (along with his Facebook page). But if he thought his appearance before the press would put the story to rest, it had the exact opposite effect.

CNN played the entire seven-minute in primetime Tuesday night, and each New York network affiliate played the Weiner story prominently at the top of its 11 P.M. newscast. We can only imagine what the Post and the Daily News have in store for him in the morning.

Sarah Palin eyeing for Republican nomination for Presidential candidate in 2012

Sarah Palin recently met with Donald Trump for a pizza dinner in New York City as she continued her bus trip up to the East Coast. Sarah Palin and her family were joined by Trump at his wife at Famous Famiglia Pizzeria near Times Square New York.

The Associated Press had reported: "Palin, the former Republican vice presidential nominee, said she and Trump shared similar ideas for improving the U.S. economy, while Trump called Palin a "terrific woman and a terrific friend" whom he hoped would seek the GOP presidential nomination."

Palin, is on her northeast bus tour, has remained coy about whether she would be able to seek the Republican nomination for Presidential candidate in 2012. Trump, who also flirted with a possible GOP presidential bid, announced earlier this month that he would not run.

The House of Representatives had recently overwhelmingly voted against raising the national debt limit. The legislation would have raised the federal government's debt ceiling by roughly $2.4 trillion. The vote was 318-97.

CNN reported: "The vote was scheduled by Republican leaders to show that any attempt to divorce an increase in the debt ceiling from spending reduction efforts -- a move initially favored by the Obama White House -- cannot win congressional approval."President Obama is scheduled to meet Wednesday with congressional Republicans for more budget negotiations.