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Sir,
Thank you for your reply.
While going through last year Prospects of CEE Kerala, I have some doubt about Certificate to prove Nativity.Along with true copy of my SSLC front copy a corroborative certificate to establish the relationship between the parent and the candidate is required ( What type of corroborative certificate is required. kindly explain)
OR A birth certificate of the candidate is asked. Is original is required ?. Is panchayat is issuing any number of Birth Certificate.Please reply so that I can be prepared for filling the CEE form.
Thanks
Valsan
Posted by Valsan, Nagpur On 17.01.2009 View Answer

If the copy of the SSLC of the candidate is given as proof of nativity , a corroborative evidence document is not necessary. But if you are giving the SSLC of your father or mother, then such a document is necessary. It can be copy of your passport or a birth certificate showing the name of the candidate and father/mother.
I WAND TO KNOW ALL ABOUT SHARES , CREADIT CARD , STOKE MARKET AND ALL OTHER NEW GWNERATION THINGS.IS THERE ANY SHORT TEARM COUSES (CHASH COURSES) TO FULL FILL MY NEEDS?
Posted by ANOOP, MALAPPURAM On 17.01.2009 View Answer

Training Programmes related to Stocks and shares are conducted by Bombay Stock Exchange. The lsit of courses and the details are available at http://bseindia.com/training/programs_sub.asp The site http://www.keralabanking.com/ would also help you to know more about banking matters asked by you.
Could you tell me about IGNOU's open degree (in detail)
Posted by Kunchimon, chemmad On 17.01.2009 View Answer

This is a very general question and cannot be answered in a sentence or two. All about IGNOU and its courses are given at http://www.ignou.ac.in
Sir,
How can get signed my application form ofr Central Sector scholarships form a Notary public, is there any notary publics in tripunithura area, and is it compulsory to send it through college authorities?
Posted by Balachandran, Kochi On 16.01.2009 View Answer

You have to search for Notary Publics at the place you are located. They are available at all places. Usually they put an identification as 'Notary Public' on their Boards. Get in touch with any advocate in that place.He/She should be able to help you. If you get the formalities completed, there is no harm in your taking the application to the designated place. But it may be better to send it through the institution.
I want to apply for the central sector scholarships.Both of my parents have job. But in the application form only father's slary is asked, may i have to give my mother's salary detials?
Posted by Balachandran, Kochi On 16.01.2009 View Answer

Items IV and VII in the Annexure III- Income Affidavit, give provision for giving the income of both father and mother.
Sir,
I heard the aiims prospectus and forms are out .Is there a 27% reservation for OBC from this year? Did they have OBC reservation for MBBS last year in JIPMER( If so,please tell me the number of seats, as i have heard there are only about 10 seats underopen category in JIPMER)? Looking forward to your reply.
Posted by Rahul, Cochin On 16.01.2009 View Answer

You may have to verify the AIIMS Prospectus to know about the seat distribution for various categories as the information is not given in the Notification. At JIPMER, there were 14 Open seats in 2008 as per http://jipmer.edu/. The Propsectus for 2009 is not yet released. It is also understood that there was one seat reserved for OBC last year at JIPMER under All India Quota.
Sir,I want to know about KGTE higher lower courses,which are the qualification for some govt. jobs.Which are the institutions conducting this course?What is its qualification?

Posted by THANZIL RAJAN, Pathanapuram On 16.01.2009 View Answer

Please see the link http://www.tekerala.org/exm/kr6.pdf. Hope this is what you are looking for.
Sir,
I passed CBSE 12th in 2008 with 90.2% marks . I did not Joined any course this year as I wanted to try forMedical entrance for a good College. Sir, Please let me know whether I am eligible for the scholarship announced by the Govt.next year.
Deepthi
Posted by Deepthi , Maharashtra On 16.01.2009 View Answer

The scholarship scheme was introduced this year. As of now, it is available for those who completed the course in 2008. So accordingly, in 2009, it should be available for those completing the course in 2009. See the notification of 2009 to confirm.
Sir,
It was heard that a Question Bank will be published for CEE Kerala Medical entrance 2009. Any Information ?
Thanks
Valsan
Posted by Valsan, Nagpur On 16.01.2009 View Answer

Nothing has taken place so far. it remains a proposal.
Sir ,
Presently I am a first year B.tech student in a pvt. self financing college under govt. seat . Can I write KEAM 2009 ?
Posted by Arun, Thrissur On 16.01.2009 View Answer

There is no restriction on the number of chances as of now. But if you wish to take a seat based on your KEAM 2009 result, you will have to vacate the seat held now and pay liquidated damages for that as per the Prospectus ruiles.

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