Monday, November 12, 2012

Supplementary Result of NET June 2012 .


UGC announced - Supplementary Result of NET June 2012 .

As per Supplementary Result,
now JRF Awarded to: 1685 Candidates
Eligible for Lectureship: 13493 Candidates .

Check yours Now!!! @http://ugcnetonline.in/ Result_june2012_ supplementary.pdf .
All the best Friends!!!

Word from UGC in Notification: In view of several representations received from the candidates regarding certain issues related with the result of UGC-NET held on 24th June 2012, UGC had set up a Committee to look into the grievances of the candidates and revisit the result.
The Committee held a few meetings and took cognizance of nature of issues raised by the candidates. The Committee revisited the result and decided to qualify a few additional candidates for Junior Research Fellowship and eligibility for lectureship both and eligibility for lectureship only.
The candidates who were declared qualified as per the result declared earlier on 18th September 2012 will remain qualified. However, some of the candidates who were declared eligible for lectureship only in the result declared earlier on 18th September 2012, have been identified for the award of JRF.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Books for Study in History


Books for Study in History
Pratiyogita Darpan Special Series is good source for preparation of UGC NET History exam. Except this here is name of some book by which you can do good preparation of UGC NET History exam:

INDIAN HISTORY by KRISHNA REDDY

Trueman's UGC NET History by Pramod Singh

Modern Indian History by Tarique Mohammed

A New Look at Modern Indian History by Alka Mehta, B.L. Grover

Ancient India By R.S. Sharma.

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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Story of British parliaments


Story of British parliaments
In November 1236, Henry III (1216-1272) adjourned a law case to a 'parliament' which was due to meet in January the following year - the very first occasion the term 'parliament' was recorded in an official document of the English crown.
This did not, however, mark the birth of parliament. The use of the term in 1236 was new, but it described a type of assembly which had existed for many centuries.
The word 'parliament', derived from the French parliament, or Latin parliamentum, meant, in essence, 'discussion'. English kings had always discussed the affairs of the realm with their subjects, but under the Norman and Angevin kings these meetings had been described by contemporaries as 'councils'.

Sunday, November 4, 2012

National Eligibility Test - December, 2012

National Eligibility Test - December, 2012
for Junior Research Fellowship and Eligibility for Lectureship
 
To avoid Rush! Submit your Online Application NOW!  New
Take printout of online Application Form and Attendance Slip and submit one copy of both the documents at the respective Coordinating University/college (opted by the candidate) with fee receipt & category certificate(s)

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Monday, October 15, 2012

DAYABHAGA and DEBAL

DAYABHAGA

 One of the two systems of Hindu family law regulating
the division of land and inheritance since the early medieval period. According to the dayabhaga school, it was only on the death of father that a son can claim rights to the property.
DEBAL

One of the ports in the Indus delta along the west coast that is frequently referred to in Arab geographers’ accounts. In 1182–1183, it was ruled by Sumera princes of Ismaili leanings who were attacked and beaten by Mu‘izz al-Din Muhammad Ghauri.