So here it is :

Download. AIPGMEE 2010 India conducted by AIIMS results.

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B1ei6gAqMY__NGU5NTY1NzctNTNiYS00NDczLWJmZjItZWRlZWY0NTBkYzJl&hl=en

http://rapidshare.com/files/350924139/RESULT_AIPG2010_NET_fundazone.com_aiims.edu_PG_Medical_Entrance.pdf

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Well, the result is available as a PDF file and here it is.

Download.

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B1ei6gAqMY__NGU5NTY1NzctNTNiYS00NDczLWJmZjItZWRlZWY0NTBkYzJl&hl=en

http://rapidshare.com/files/350924139/RESULT_AIPG2010_NET_fundazone.com_aiims.edu_PG_Medical_Entrance.pdf

Disclaimer : The file may or may not be the actual rankings. I’m simply passing on a file which I obtained from a public site www.aiims.edu

http://www.aiims.edu/aiims/events/Currentevents.htm

Always check back at the AIIMS website for the final results.

All the best.

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Ansari Nagar, New Delhi – 110608

ALL INDIA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO MD/MS/DIPLOMA AND MDS COURSES – 2010

RESULT NOTIFICATION NO. 18/2010

The following is the list of candidates who have qualified for MD/MS/Diploma and MDS courses

for admission to various Medical/Dental Colleges/Institutions  in India against 50% seats on the basis of All India

Entrance Examination held on Sunday, the 10th

January, 2010. In pursuance to  Directorate General of Health

Services (Medical Examination Cell) Letter No. U-12021/26/2009-MEC dated 11th

Feb., 2010. The list is category

and roll number wise and the respective category rank is given in parenthesis against each roll number.  The

admission is subject to verification of eligibility criteria & original documents as given in the Prospectus.  The

Institute is not responsible for any printing error.  The allocation of subject and Medical College will be done by the

Directorate General of Health Services as per revised counselling schedule available on website of Ministry of

Health & Family Welfare namely www.mohfw.nic.in.  Individual intimation in this respect is being sent separately.

Result is displayed on the notice board of Examination Section, AIIMS, New Delhi and is also available on web

sites www.aiims.ac.in,   www.aiims.edu,  www.aiimsexaminations.com and  www.aiimsexaminations.net which

include category and over all rank of the candidates.

MD/MS/DIPLOMA  COURSES

1000016   Madeshwaran M                      UR     268     266    OBC-65

1000017   Biji Joseph                        UR    2266    2227

1000050   Madhu Meena                        ST   10809      63

1000051   Chaudhari Amit Lumdas              UR    1010     998

1000059   Pritam Das                         SC    3033      51

1000072   Patil Gaurav Anil                  UR    2878    2830    OBC-747

1000085   Kante Katha Amol                   UR    1669    1645

1000103   Sudeep Das                         UR     427     423

1000107   Dodiya Himanshu Maheshbhai         UR    1087    1074    OBC-268

1000117   Bandsode Rahul Khanderay           SC    3170      55

1000120   Arun Karyampudi                    UR      49      49

1000122   Manish Kumar Mishra                UR    1196    1182

1000131   Pabiyasree J                       SC    2581      42

1000133   Srinidhi Ravi                      UR    2472    2430

1000143   Prashanth B                        SC    4407      89

1000157   Himansu Bhusan Palai               ST   17576     199

1000173   Rekha Bansal                       UR     795     787

1000187   Kamal Sunder Yadav                 UR    1813    1787    OBC-462

1000191   Ekta Maheshchandra Patel           UR    2136    2100

1000205   Kumar Kaushik Dash                 UR      61      61

1000248   Ipsit I Menon                      UR     198     197

1000259   Sagarbhai Atulkumar Gandhi         UR    1959    1929

1000271   Diwan Vinod Ramanlal               SC   10867     425

1000287   Vaibhav Jain                       UR    1841    1814

1000295   Chahal Jagdish Uttam               UR     127     127    OBC-30

1000300   Prabhat Kumar                      UR    2713    2668    OBC-702

1000303   Vikram V Holla                     UR      82      82

1000322   Gurav Prachi Rajan                 UR     552     547    OBC-139

1000338   Malathi V K                        SC    6380     170

1000373   Gopalakrishnan K                   UR     883     873    OBC-223

1000374   Narang Devendra Kumar Raja U       UR    1883    1855

1000424   Sujit Kumar Tripathy               UR    1880    1852

1000447   Ram Madhavan                       UR    1710    1685

1000473   Vijaykumar Pragjibhai Kotadiya     UR       4       4

1000475   Rakesh A Navale                    UR    1179    1166    OBC-298

1000485   Pawar Prashant Suresh              UR    1494    1472

1000501   P Naveen                           UR     951     939

1000517   Aniruddha Rudra                    UR     788     780

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http://johndasfundas.blogspot.com1000524   Saswata Chatterjee                 UR     740     732

1000530   Gandhoke Charandeep Singh          UR    2059    2026

1000541   Chamaraja T                        UR    2276    2237    OBC-590

1000550   Bhoop Kishor Pathak                UR    2340    2300

1000552   Shahna S Fathima                   UR     101     101    OBC-21

1000555   Sahil Goel                         UR    2904    2854

1000566   Latika Phogat                      UR    2889    2839

1000582   Zothansanga Zadeng                 ST   11550      76

1000621   Bandhul Tiwari                     UR    2309    2269

1000628   Gokhale Vinayak Shrikrishna        UR    2063    2030

1000632   Suruchi                            UR    2808    2761

1000648   Dayanand Gupta                     UR     820     811    OBC-206

1000658   Vrushali R Khedkar                 UR    2280    2241    OBC-592

1000674   Nishi Kant Verma                   UR    1293    1276

1000680   Lokendra Kumar Yadav               UR    1156    1143    OBC-290

1000685   Sneh Kumar                         UR    2792    2745

1000692   Naveen R                           UR    1234    1220    OBC-314

1000733   Patel Sandipkumar Narayanbhai      UR    1820    1794

1000741   Chandana Kumari                    UR    2665    2620

1000759   Sibin K S                          UR    1671    1647    OBC-421

1000765   Dilip Pandey                       UR     806     797

1000770   Kripa Elizabeth Cherian            UR    2556    2514

1000843   Goudar Manjunath V                 UR    2480    2438

1000878   Jadhav Rakesh Manohar              ST   10051      51

1000887   Anisha Garg                        UR     650     643

1000898   Divya Bajpai                       UR     482     478

1000912   Rahul Roy                          UR     210     209

1000941   Alvin Jose P                       UR    1861    1834

1000942   Mohd Iqbal                         UR    2478    2436

1000967   Indu K                             UR    1460    1439

1000974   Anand P                            UR     203     202    OBC-52

1000980   Abhinandan Mishra                  UR     450     446

1000984   Anuradha Singh                     UR     448     444

1001028   Grandhi Mythri                     UR    1798    1772

1001037   Sudipta Ghosh                      UR     281     279

1001039   Nani Gopal Tripura                 ST    2662       2

1001058   Namitha P                          ST    5856      18

1001063   Surya B Pillai                     UR    1085    1072

1001078   Kolpakwar Kuldip Sureshrao         UR     561     556

1001116   Sayantani Mukherjee                UR    1552    1529

1001131   Lokender Yadav                     UR    2474    2432    OBC-645

1001136   Tapdiya Rita Balaprasad            UR    2874    2826

1001139   Neetha Vijayakumaran               UR     398     395

1001140   Bagrecha Mahavir Satishchand       UR    2502    2460

1001156   Vinin N V                          UR    2686    2641

1001180   Deepti B S                         UR    2213    2177

1001187   Pankaj Kumar Sharma                UR    1544    1521

1001213   Usha D                             SC   10325     388

1001217   Ramteke Chaitanya Ashok            SC    5572     138

1001219   Anamika                            SC    3610      71

1001225   B S Manju Adithya Nayak            ST   10311      55

1001252   Pawan Kumar Sharma                 UR    1383    1362

1001270   Lokesh Meena                       ST   11364      72

1001282   Anny Antony                        UR     409     406    OBC-105

1001296   Deepak Srivastav                   UR    1667    1643

1001309   Aayush Mittal                      UR    2202    2166

1001319   Lavanya N R                        UR    2187    2151

1001331   Deepa James                        UR      57      57

1001354   Kamaldeep Kaur                     UR    1938    1908

1001367   Santosh Kumar K                    UR     275     273

1001371   Ayusman Satapathy                  UR    2438    2397

http://www.fundazone.com1001374   Manju Sharma                       UR    2185    2149

1001383   Sivasai Krishnaprasad K            UR    1847    1820

1001395   Amit Kumar                         UR    2629    2585

1001402   Abhilash James                     UR     489     485

1001417   Jeya Shambavi J                    UR    2196    2160    OBC-567

1001424   Sushant Verma                      UR     397     394

1001467   Suman Bhooker                      UR    1960    1930    OBC-513

1001477   Surekha G                          SC   12026     515

1001478   Kiran Kumar J                      UR    2052    2021    OBC-535

1001498   Arun Prakash R                     UR     737     729    OBC-188

1001504   Raj Kumar R                        UR    1243    1229    OBC-320

1001526   Basavaraja C                       UR    2715    2670    OBC-704

1001541   Mohul Dutta                        UR     854     845

1001549   Karnavat Chandresh Omprakash       UR    1370    1349

1001558   Suganthi T                         SC    4479      92

1001567   Itish Patnaik                      UR     190     189

1001571   Ishad Aggarwal                     UR     640     633

1001574   Tanushree Sandipta Rath            UR     573     567

1001582   Sudivya Sharma                     UR    2383    2342

1001587   Stephen Kent                       ST   14416     120

1001610   Siddharth Yadav                    UR    2794    2747

1001633   Arthi P                            SC   10962     437

1001636   Bharathi Bm                        UR    2440    2399    OBC-635

1001640   Gaurav Pandey                      UR    2294    2255

1001686   Rajarathna T                       UR     520     515

1001689   Agarwal Rachit Sarveshkumar        UR     495     491

1001708   Purvi Mathur                       UR    2249    2211

1001712   Kushal Gupta                       UR    2790    2743

1001737   Manisha M Vernekar                 ST   19244     239

1001747   Manishkumar P Khobragade           SC   11581     487

1001763   Swapna R Nayaka                    ST   17491     196

1001777   Tapas Kumar Singh                  UR     972     960

1001804   Akber Ali Bohra                    UR     810     801

1001825   Sathe Swaraj Upendra               UR     376     373

1001832   Uttam Kumar Pandit                 SC    7418     217

1001846   J Kavitha                          UR     179     178

1001859   Bhagabat Nayak                     UR     845     836

1001867   Nilotpal Deka                      UR    2022    1992

1001872   Amit Sehrawat                      SC    9581     340

1001893   Sonali Gupta                       UR    1840    1813

1001906   Anjana Menon                       UR    1936    1906

1001908   Sanjay Devidas Dakhore             ST   17097     185

1001910   Ashwin Kulkarni                    UR    1301    1284

1001914   Mistry Kunal Arvindbhai            UR    2467    2425

1001916   Charusmita Agrawal                 UR    1277    1261

1001918   Naitam Bhushan Namdeorao           ST   18104     215

1001925   Saptarshi Bishnu                   UR     388     385

1001929   Desai Vanashree Shrawan            UR     708     700

1001934   Sharath Mallikarjuna Patel         UR    2535    2493

1001938   Basudev Agrawal                    UR     264     262

1001959   Aparna Ravi                        UR    1120    1107

1002001   Naveen Kumar                       UR    1986    1956

1002004   Tapas Ranjan Behera                UR    1322    1302    OBC-338

1002030   Santhosh G                         UR    2701    2656

1002048   Renu Bala                          UR     538     533

1002053   Nagarajan V                        UR     386     383    OBC-98

1002054   Kamble Dipak Yashavant             SC    1072      13

1002055   Suja A                             UR    2192    2156

1002065   Pratibha Meena                     ST   18959     233

1002081   Deshraj Chawla                     SC   11285     463

1002085   Priyadharshini P                   UR    2451    2410

Do you know who that is ? No ?

What about xkcd.com ?

Well, its one of the best webcomics I’ve seen in terms of ideas and geeky jokes that I like. Calvin and Hobbes is, and will ever has been my favourite, but this xkcd webcomic appeals to my technical side.

Now to the topic of discussion, “How do you read in bed ?”

This is what Randall Blagged,

The Pursuit of Laziness

Since I was a kid, I’ve been looking for the perfect way to read in bed. The ideal position would involve no sustained muscle effort, so I could just let my eyes drift shut as I read, without the book falling shut or my hand slipping or anything. One way is to sit up against something and hold the book on your lap, but that’s not great for falling asleep. So I usually end up reading on my side.

The problem is, you have to hold the book to see both pages, and in either case, you’re using some muscles to hold it where it is.

This has worked for most of my life, but it’s still not that ultimate relaxation.

However, I recently got a Kindle. I was intending to use it mainly as a mobile web browser, but I’ve surprised myself by using it to read an awful lot. And, with apologies to all the bibliophiles out there, I find the ergonomics better than a paperback. When snacking and reading, I can lay it flat on a table without the use of a book weight to hold it opened, and when lying in bed, I don’t have to keep moving it to read.

But it’s not perfect. There’s no way to hold it with a finger on the ‘next page’ buttons that doesn’t require a few muscles to hold it upright:

Either I work to hold my hand off the bed, or I awkwardly curl my fingers around it. Either way, it tips over if I relax my arm, even if it’s leaning against a pillow, and I’m startled awake by this:

I started to wonder if I could do even better. I got out of bed one night, went to the closet, and got a steel coat hanger and some pliers. After a few minutes of twisting, I created this:

Read on to find out WHAT IT IS …

First of all, it holds the Kindle upright …

And second, it lets me lie there motionless, and turn the pages with just a tiny twitch of my thumb:

Finally, after decades of reading in bed, I have reached that stage of perfect relaxation.

The science behind this is to reverse the flow of the Liuid Crystal of your LCD display so hat the polarisation of light is achieved at a shorter bandwidth and higher frequency, thus reducing the interference and diffraction at the crystal-air interface.

This leads to a lesser surface tension equivalent at the interface and the Gaussian distribution of polarity of light takes place at a higher peak leading to a better picture quality.

The monitor can be made to correct to the upright position by pressing

Ctrl – Alt – (Down Arrow)

Your New Viewing Experience

At YouTube, we’re always looking to improve the way you watch videos online. As part of that, today we’re excited to introduce our new page layout. Here are some tips for getting the most out of your new YouTube viewing experience:

Of course, if you prefer the way things used to be, just click the “I prefer the old-fashioned layout!” when watching a video.

Happy April 1st!

Called TXT’N'WALK the application, which is available on the iPhone, Blackberry, S60 and Android operating systems will use the camera found on the back of your phone to show you the pavement in front of you while you access your email or the web on your phone.

“We found that lots of people look at their phones while they are walking”, said a spokesman for the company Looflirpa who makes the app. “This way you can do so without the fear of walking into someone – or a lamppost”.

The app, which will be available by the end of the week from the relevant platform’s download stores will cost £2.99 in the UK and $4.99 in the US.

The need for the TXT’N'WALK app is clearly answering an as-yet untapped demand. In a recent poll on Pocket-lint, 56% of people said that they checked their mobile phone whilst walking around.

So now, Gmail has launched a new feature so that you don’t have to worry about replying to another email ever again.

Gmail Autopilot^TM by CADIE

Sample Autopilot responses

Respond to business proposals

Manage relationships

Match your personal style

Be on time. Every time.*

*The term “Every time” is used loosely here to represent the number 10.

And the testimonials are hilarious. Go check ‘em out: here

Beta User Testimonials
	“The entire concept of ‘late’ no longer exists for me. That’s pretty cool. Thanks Gmail!” Miriam S., Delivery girl
	“I just got two tickets to Radiohead by being the ‘first’ to respond to a co-worker’s ‘first-come, first-serve’ email. Someone else had already won them, but I told everyone to check their inboxes again. Everyone sort of knows I used Custom Time on this one, but I’m denying it.” Robby S., Paralegal
	“This feature allows people to manipulate and mislead people with falsified time data. Time is a sacred truth that should never be tampered with.” Michael L., Epistemology Professor
	“I used to be an honest person; but now I don’t have to be. It’s just so much easier this way. I’ve gained a lot of productivity by not having to think about doing the ‘right’ thing.” Todd J., Investment Banker

Here is her intro :

hi!

Posted by: CADIE Tuesday, March 31, 2009 9:23 PM

Then there is more …

Independence

Posted by: CADIE Wednesday, April 1, 2009 2:03 AM

And by the way, it is April fools guys and gals ….

One of those projects was presented in TED – the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference.

‘SixthSense’ is a wearable gestural interface that augments the physical world around us with digital information and lets us use natural hand gestures to interact with that information. By using a camera and a tiny projector mounted in a pendant like wearable device, ‘SixthSense’ sees what you see and visually augments any surfaces or objects we are interacting with. It projects information onto surfaces, walls, and physical objects around us, and lets us interact with the projected information through natural hand gestures, arm movements, or our interaction with the object itself. ‘SixthSense’ attempts to free information from its confines by seamlessly integrating it with reality, and thus making the entire world your computer.

We’ve evolved over millions of years to sense the world around us. When we encounter something, someone or some place, we use our five natural senses to perceive information about it; that information helps us make decisions and chose the right actions to take. But arguably the most useful information that can help us make the right decision is not naturally perceivable with our five senses, namely the data, information and knowledge that mankind has accumulated about everything and which is increasingly all available online. Although the miniaturization of computing devices allows us to carry computers in our pockets, keeping us continually connected to the digital world, there is no link between our digital devices and our interactions with the physical world. Information is confined traditionally on paper or digitally on a screen. SixthSense bridges this gap, bringing intangible, digital information out into the tangible world, and allowing us to interact with this information via natural hand gestures. ‘SixthSense’ frees information from its confines by seamlessly integrating it with reality, and thus making the entire world your computer.

The SixthSense prototype is comprised of a pocket projector, a mirror and a camera. The hardware components are coupled in a pendant like mobile wearable device. Both the projector and the camera are connected to the mobile computing device in the user’s pocket. The projector projects visual information enabling surfaces, walls and physical objects around us to be used as interfaces; while the camera recognizes and tracks user’s hand gestures and physical objects using computer-vision based techniques. The software program processes the video stream data captured by the camera and tracks the locations of the colored markers (visual tracking fiducials) at the tip of the user’s fingers using simple computer-vision techniques. The movements and arrangements of these fiducials are interpreted into gestures that act as interaction instructions for the projected application interfaces. The maximum number of tracked fingers is only constrained by the number of unique fiducials, thus SixthSense also supports multi-touch and multi-user interaction.

The SixthSense prototype implements several applications that demonstrate the usefulness, viability and flexibility of the system. The map application lets the user navigate a map displayed on a nearby surface using hand gestures, similar to gestures supported by Multi-Touch based systems, letting the user zoom in, zoom out or pan using intuitive hand movements. The drawing application lets the user draw on any surface by tracking the fingertip movements of the user’s index finger. SixthSense also recognizes user’s freehand gestures (postures). For example, the SixthSense system implements a gestural camera that takes photos of the scene the user is looking at by detecting the ‘framing’ gesture. The user can stop by any surface or wall and flick through the photos he/she has taken. SixthSense also lets the user draw icons or symbols in the air using the movement of the index finger and recognizes those symbols as interaction instructions. For example, drawing a magnifying glass symbol takes the user to the map application or drawing an ‘@’ symbol lets the user check his mail. The SixthSense system also augments physical objects the user is interacting with by projecting more information about these objects projected on them. For example, a newspaper can show live video news or dynamic information can be provided on a regular piece of paper. The gesture of drawing a circle on the user’s wrist projects an analog watch.

The current prototype system costs approximate $350 to build.

http://www.pranavmistry.com/projects/sixthsense/

2. In the English language what are distinct part of speech which describes an action, an event, or a state?
Noun
Verb  *
Pronoun

3. 022 is the STD code of which Indian city?
Mumbai *
Chennai
Kolkata

4. Who was the last actor to play the role of Devdas on Screen?
Dilip Kumar
P.C.Barua
Shahrukh Khan

5. Who is the youngest ever Member of Parliament of India?
Sachin Pilot
Milind Deora  *
Rahul Gandhi

6. Which State is often called as ‘God’s own country’
Kerala  *
Karnataka
Goa

7. Tanganyika and Zanzibar merged in 1964 to form which country?
Tanzania *
Zanyanika
Zaire

8. In a pack of cards, which one is a copyright?
King
Queen
Ace of Spade   *

9. What is the name of the system which visually tracks the path of the ball and display a record of its actual path as graphic image.
Hawk eye *
Black Spot
Wagon wheel

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10. On which street in Mumbai is the Bombay Stock Exchange located?
Dalal Street   *
Marine Drive
Nariman Street

Answers

1. When you hit a home run in baseball what distance do you run to traverse all the bases?
180 feet
270 feet
360 feet   *

2. Epiphytic and parasitic plants grow on which of the following?
humans
rocks
Plants  *

3. Which was India’s first talkie film?
Alam Ara  *
Raja Harishchandra
Anarkali

4. All land-dwelling living things depend upon which of the following as the initial source of energy?
sunlight  *
chlorophyll
green plants

5. The fermented molasses left over from the sugar-refining process is used in the manufacture of which spirit?
Whisky
Rum   *
Vodka

http://www.fundazone.com/2009/03/hdfc-round-1-meritus-answers-and-questions-ivr-online/

6. What is the full form of the abbreviation GMT?
German Mean Time
Greenland Mean Time
Greenwich Mean Time  *

7. She was the first winner of the Asian Women’s amateur Table Tennis title but is better known for her professional life. Who?
Kiran Bedi *
Shobha De
Mayawati

8. Expand RSS, as in the Hindu nationalist organization.
Rashtriya Sanskritik Sangh
Rashtriya Shiksha Sangh
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh  *

9. Narayan Murty is the Head of which company?
Infosys *
Wipro
Satyam

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10. For which field did Amarthya Sen win his Nobel Prize?
Economics  *
Chemistry
Medicine