A. Science Education---
1. Chemistry--Chem Clinic, Chem Clinic --- FAQ , Animated Chemistry ,
Fields of Chemistry, Chemistry- Resources/ History & Philosophy,
Top Chemistry Websites, Chemistry & Chemical Database,
Periodic Tables, Chem graphics, Chem Link Humor, Chemistry Syllabus
2. Mathematics
3.Physics
4. Tutoring
B.Online Student Authors
How to become an Online Student Author
Guidelines for Student Authors
Online Authors' List
C.Free Education
D. Scholarship --- Scholarship Types
E.Student Loan--- Student Loan in Australia,
Student Loan in United Kingdom,
Education Loan
F. Useful articles
G. Useful Links
Friday, March 23, 2007
Thursday, March 22, 2007
CBSE
Students can download the NCERT text books for all classes from the link below.
http://www.ncert.nic.in/textbooks/testing/Index.htm
http://www.ncert.nic.in/textbooks/testing/Index.htm
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Student Loan
Student loans are loans offered to students to assist in payment of the costs of professional education.
These loans usually carry lower interests than other loans and are usually issued by the government.
Often they are supplemented by student grants which do not have to be repaid.
India
Loans for education are mostly available from nationalized banks.
Also if you want to pursue higher studies abroad you can apply for loan at any bank at a high rate if you are a Middle class person.
Student Loan in Australia
Student Loan in United Kingdom
Education Loan
These loans usually carry lower interests than other loans and are usually issued by the government.
Often they are supplemented by student grants which do not have to be repaid.
India
Loans for education are mostly available from nationalized banks.
Also if you want to pursue higher studies abroad you can apply for loan at any bank at a high rate if you are a Middle class person.
Student Loan in Australia
Student Loan in United Kingdom
Education Loan
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Chem Clinic --- FAQ
Avail Free package of Powerful success techniques(cost 1000 IR / 50 US $) only at Chemclinic.
FAQ is a list of questions frquently asked by Students.
1.Who will teach me at Chem Clinic?
You will be taught by Dr Chem who is Ph.D. in Chemistry with high grade academic record.
2.How much tutoring experience Dr Chem has got?
10 years
3.Who is eligible to sign up to get tutoring from Dr Chem?
Chemistry students of any class having trouble with their chemistry lessons are eligible to signup to get tutoring from Dr Chem.
4.What is the Fee structure for Chemistry tutoring?
Fee structure depends upon the type of tutoring which you purchase.(see ahead)
5.Quality of your work shows that your Fee must be very high. I don't think I will be able to afford the fee!
Chem clinic provides the Best quality with Lowest Fee structure in the industry.
6.Can I get some discount in my Fee structure?
Yes. Unlike others we do have this facility for our sincere students .We also have No Fee Scheme for really needy students (conditions apply).
7.How much is the startup Fee?
Nothing.
8.But I need help in a few topics only. I don't want to pay for full course.
We don't have any long term commitment. You can sign up for as many hours as you need.You can try by paying for one class only. chemclinics@yahoo.com
9.How will I make the payment?
Primarily,we accept payments through PayPal ( you can ask for some other option also).
10.Though I understand other chapters easily but Organic Chemistry seems to me really horrible.
You are not the only one having problem in Organic Chemistry, most of the students find it troublesome.The main reason is that organic chemistry is not taught properly in the class in most of the schools. The difference you can feel by joining us at the earliest.
11.How many types of Chemistry Tutoring do you provide?
Chem Clinic provides 3 types of tutoring:--
1.In-Home/In- Person Tutoring
2.E-mail/Instant message tutoring
3.Real time tutoring over the Net.
12.Who is eligible to get In- Home/ In-Person tutoring?
Only Indian residents (Lucknow & Dehradun)are eligible to get In-Home/ In-Person tutoring.
13.Who is eligible to get E-mail/Instant message/Real time tutoring over the Net?
Chemistry students from any Country are eligible to get this type of tutoring.
14.I need help from Dr Chem , how do I sign up?
1.Students from Lucknow & Dehradun will need a sponsor. Sponser can be any student who has benefitted from Chem Clinic.
2.Out station students ( other than Lucknow & Dehradun ) can Email me to schedule an appointment at chemclinics@yahoo.com
FAQ is a list of questions frquently asked by Students.
1.Who will teach me at Chem Clinic?
You will be taught by Dr Chem who is Ph.D. in Chemistry with high grade academic record.
2.How much tutoring experience Dr Chem has got?
10 years
3.Who is eligible to sign up to get tutoring from Dr Chem?
Chemistry students of any class having trouble with their chemistry lessons are eligible to signup to get tutoring from Dr Chem.
4.What is the Fee structure for Chemistry tutoring?
Fee structure depends upon the type of tutoring which you purchase.(see ahead)
5.Quality of your work shows that your Fee must be very high. I don't think I will be able to afford the fee!
Chem clinic provides the Best quality with Lowest Fee structure in the industry.
6.Can I get some discount in my Fee structure?
Yes. Unlike others we do have this facility for our sincere students .We also have No Fee Scheme for really needy students (conditions apply).
7.How much is the startup Fee?
Nothing.
8.But I need help in a few topics only. I don't want to pay for full course.
We don't have any long term commitment. You can sign up for as many hours as you need.You can try by paying for one class only. chemclinics@yahoo.com
9.How will I make the payment?
Primarily,we accept payments through PayPal ( you can ask for some other option also).
10.Though I understand other chapters easily but Organic Chemistry seems to me really horrible.
You are not the only one having problem in Organic Chemistry, most of the students find it troublesome.The main reason is that organic chemistry is not taught properly in the class in most of the schools. The difference you can feel by joining us at the earliest.
11.How many types of Chemistry Tutoring do you provide?
Chem Clinic provides 3 types of tutoring:--
1.In-Home/In- Person Tutoring
2.E-mail/Instant message tutoring
3.Real time tutoring over the Net.
12.Who is eligible to get In- Home/ In-Person tutoring?
Only Indian residents (Lucknow & Dehradun)are eligible to get In-Home/ In-Person tutoring.
13.Who is eligible to get E-mail/Instant message/Real time tutoring over the Net?
Chemistry students from any Country are eligible to get this type of tutoring.
14.I need help from Dr Chem , how do I sign up?
1.Students from Lucknow & Dehradun will need a sponsor. Sponser can be any student who has benefitted from Chem Clinic.
2.Out station students ( other than Lucknow & Dehradun ) can Email me to schedule an appointment at chemclinics@yahoo.com
Tutoring
There are 3 types of tutoring provided by us.
1. In- Home /In-Person Tutoring
2. Online Tutoring
(a) Instant message tutoring
(b) E-mail tutoring
3. Real-time tutoring over the Internet
In - Home/In-Person tutoring is a conventional type of tutoring where tutor and students have face to face interaction with each other. This is the best type of tutoring for local students.
Online tutoring has been around almost as long as the Internet and takes the following form:
Instant message tutoring is the process by which knowledge is imparted from a tutor or knowledge provider or expert to a student or knowledge recipient over the Internet. In E-mail tutoring , the tutor or knowledge provider creates knowledge content in a very structured and methodical manner. The student accesses this knowledge at their own time and pace. Interaction between the tutor and the student takes place via email.
Real time tutoring over the Internet :With increased bandwidth students and tutors can now engage online at the same time as in a physical classroom. With additional technology tools the tutor can present material on their computer to the student and students & tutors may work on the material on a "whiteboard" at the same time. The whiteboard is the equivalent of a physical classroom blackboard and allows the tutor to write and generate illustrations in real-time. Real-time tutoring typically contains both audio and video devices.
A weaker variation of the real-time tutoring is the use of online chat / instant messaging by the tutor to interact in real-time with students.
E-mail us at chemclinics@yahoo.com
1. In- Home /In-Person Tutoring
2. Online Tutoring
(a) Instant message tutoring
(b) E-mail tutoring
3. Real-time tutoring over the Internet
In - Home/In-Person tutoring is a conventional type of tutoring where tutor and students have face to face interaction with each other. This is the best type of tutoring for local students.
Online tutoring has been around almost as long as the Internet and takes the following form:
Instant message tutoring is the process by which knowledge is imparted from a tutor or knowledge provider or expert to a student or knowledge recipient over the Internet. In E-mail tutoring , the tutor or knowledge provider creates knowledge content in a very structured and methodical manner. The student accesses this knowledge at their own time and pace. Interaction between the tutor and the student takes place via email.
Real time tutoring over the Internet :With increased bandwidth students and tutors can now engage online at the same time as in a physical classroom. With additional technology tools the tutor can present material on their computer to the student and students & tutors may work on the material on a "whiteboard" at the same time. The whiteboard is the equivalent of a physical classroom blackboard and allows the tutor to write and generate illustrations in real-time. Real-time tutoring typically contains both audio and video devices.
A weaker variation of the real-time tutoring is the use of online chat / instant messaging by the tutor to interact in real-time with students.
E-mail us at chemclinics@yahoo.com
Science Education
Chem Clinic --- FAQ
Scholarship
Scholarship is the pursuit of academic research, whether in the arts and humanities or sciences, and in all such fields means deep mastery of a subject, often through study at institutions of higher education.
A scholarship is also an award of access to such an institution, or a financial aid award for an individual student scholar, for the purpose of furthering their education.
Scholarships are awarded based on a range of criteria which usually reflect the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.
Here I am going to give you some insight about the scholarship facility in Indian Govt. schools for SC/ST/ OBC/ Minority students.
Govt. school provides scholarships to students of all Classes.Scholarship ranges from Rs. 300- 800 per annum.
There are many conditions to get a scholarship in Govt. School, viz. student should be from Delhi only, income of parents should not be more than Rs. 35000, etc.
Scholarship Types
A scholarship is also an award of access to such an institution, or a financial aid award for an individual student scholar, for the purpose of furthering their education.
Scholarships are awarded based on a range of criteria which usually reflect the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.
Here I am going to give you some insight about the scholarship facility in Indian Govt. schools for SC/ST/ OBC/ Minority students.
Govt. school provides scholarships to students of all Classes.Scholarship ranges from Rs. 300- 800 per annum.
There are many conditions to get a scholarship in Govt. School, viz. student should be from Delhi only, income of parents should not be more than Rs. 35000, etc.
Scholarship Types
Online Student Authors
How to become an Online Student Author
Guidelines for Student Authors
Online Authors' List (Only names are given below, if you need more details then click at Online Authors List)
1..Ankit Kulkarni
2. Khyati Agrawal
3. Shubham Singh
4. Vani Gupta
5. Shivani Gupta
6. Jyoti Singh
7. Pranay Chaturvedi
Guidelines for Student Authors
Online Authors' List (Only names are given below, if you need more details then click at Online Authors List)
1..Ankit Kulkarni
2. Khyati Agrawal
3. Shubham Singh
4. Vani Gupta
5. Shivani Gupta
6. Jyoti Singh
7. Pranay Chaturvedi
Sunday, March 11, 2007
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Student Loan in Australia
In Australia, students can pay for university courses using the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS).
The selection criterion for HECS is based on the rank achieved in the secondary school final examination.
HECS fees are government-subsidised and are substantially cheaper than full-fee paying places which have lower entry requirements.-
Courses are ranked into three bands, with a year's tuition costing around $4,000–$6,000 AUD.
Students have the option of deferring the HECS fee until they start earning above a certain threshold, whereupon they will repay the government through the tax system; the amount owed is indexed to inflation.
Alternatively, students can pay upfront at the beginning of the semester; this option provides a 25% discount (2004).
Recent legislative changes that allow a high proportion of full-fee paying places, and lower upfront payment discounts have been a source of controversy.
The selection criterion for HECS is based on the rank achieved in the secondary school final examination.
HECS fees are government-subsidised and are substantially cheaper than full-fee paying places which have lower entry requirements.-
Courses are ranked into three bands, with a year's tuition costing around $4,000–$6,000 AUD.
Students have the option of deferring the HECS fee until they start earning above a certain threshold, whereupon they will repay the government through the tax system; the amount owed is indexed to inflation.
Alternatively, students can pay upfront at the beginning of the semester; this option provides a 25% discount (2004).
Recent legislative changes that allow a high proportion of full-fee paying places, and lower upfront payment discounts have been a source of controversy.
Student Loan in United Kingdom
British undergraduate and PGCE students can apply for a loan through their local education authority (LEA) in England and Wales, the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS), or their local education and library board in Northern Ireland. The LEA, SAAS, or education and library board then assesses the application and determines the amount that the student is eligible to borrow, as well as how much tuition fees, if any, the students' parents must pay. The family's income; whether the student will be living at home, away from home, or in London; disabilities; and other factors are taken into account. 75% of the full loan (around £3,000) is available to all students in England and Wales, with only the final 25% being means-tested (taking the total available up to as much as £4,000). There is also extra money (currently roughly another £1,000) if you go to university in London, where it is deemed the extra cost of living necessitates a higher loan. Scotland has a slightly different assessment method where more of the loan is means-tested with a minimum loan of only £840. However much you get, it is paid in three installments during each year of the student's course (one per term). Special rules apply for some courses and for part-time courses.
Loans are provided by the Student Loans Company and do not have to be repaid until students have completed their course and are earning £15,000 a year (£10,000 until April 2005). The interest rate is updated annually and is tied to inflation (currently 2.6%), making the loan interest-free in real terms. The loan is normally repaid using the PAYE system, with 9% of the graduate's gross salary over £15,000 automatically being deducted to pay back the loan. There is no particular schedule for clearing the debt, but, if it has not been cleared 25 years after repayment began, or the student turns 65 years old, the remaining debt will be cancelled. For students beginning courses before 1998, the arrangements for repaying and deferring are different. Although Scottish students have their tuition fees covered by the SAAS during their time of study, much of this is actually repaid in a Graduate Endowment.
The Higher Education Act 2004 will make significant changes to the loans system in England, Wales and Northern Ireland from 2006. Upfront tuition fees will be abolished, with the fee being added to students' loans for them to pay back after their course is finished. However, instead of the tuition fee being fixed at around £1,150 for all universities (which, due to means-testing, not all have to pay), universities will be able to charge variable fees of up to £3,000. For students who have already started their courses and, as such, are still paying the upfront fees, can now add these fees to their loans if they want. Critics claim these top-up fees will create tiers of "expensive" and "cheap" universities and make university financially inaccessible to many students. As a result, there have been national demonstrations and protests by students' unions.
Loans are provided by the Student Loans Company and do not have to be repaid until students have completed their course and are earning £15,000 a year (£10,000 until April 2005). The interest rate is updated annually and is tied to inflation (currently 2.6%), making the loan interest-free in real terms. The loan is normally repaid using the PAYE system, with 9% of the graduate's gross salary over £15,000 automatically being deducted to pay back the loan. There is no particular schedule for clearing the debt, but, if it has not been cleared 25 years after repayment began, or the student turns 65 years old, the remaining debt will be cancelled. For students beginning courses before 1998, the arrangements for repaying and deferring are different. Although Scottish students have their tuition fees covered by the SAAS during their time of study, much of this is actually repaid in a Graduate Endowment.
The Higher Education Act 2004 will make significant changes to the loans system in England, Wales and Northern Ireland from 2006. Upfront tuition fees will be abolished, with the fee being added to students' loans for them to pay back after their course is finished. However, instead of the tuition fee being fixed at around £1,150 for all universities (which, due to means-testing, not all have to pay), universities will be able to charge variable fees of up to £3,000. For students who have already started their courses and, as such, are still paying the upfront fees, can now add these fees to their loans if they want. Critics claim these top-up fees will create tiers of "expensive" and "cheap" universities and make university financially inaccessible to many students. As a result, there have been national demonstrations and protests by students' unions.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Education Loan
STATE BANK OF INDIA
A term loan granted to Indian Nationals for pursuing higher education in India or abroad where admission has been secured.
Eligible Courses
All courses having employment prospects are eligible.Graduation courses/ Post graduation courses/ Professional coursesOther courses approved by UGC/Government/AICTE etc.
Expenses considered for loan
Fees payable to college/school/hostelExamination/Library/Laboratory fees
Purchase of Books/Equipment/Instruments/UniformsCaution Deposit/Building Fund/Refundable DepositTravel Expenses/Passage money for studies abroadPurchase of computers considered necessary for completion of courseCost of a Two-wheeler upto Rs. 50,000/-Any other expenses required to complete the course like study tours, project work etc.
Amount of Loan
For studies in India, maximum Rs. 10 lacsStudies abroad, maximum Rs. 20 lacsInterest RateFor loans upto Rs.4 lacs - 11.50% p.a. FloatingFor loans above Rs.4 lacs - 12.50% p.a.
FloatingProcessing Fees
No processing fee/ upfront chargesDeposit of Rs. 5000/- for education loan for studies abroad which will be adjusted in the margin moneyRepayment TenureRepayment will commence one year after completion of course or 6 months after securing a job, whichever is earlier.Place of StudyLoan AmountRepayment Period in YearsIn IndiaUp to Rs. 7.5 lacs 5-7
A term loan granted to Indian Nationals for pursuing higher education in India or abroad where admission has been secured.
Eligible Courses
All courses having employment prospects are eligible.Graduation courses/ Post graduation courses/ Professional coursesOther courses approved by UGC/Government/AICTE etc.
Expenses considered for loan
Fees payable to college/school/hostelExamination/Library/Laboratory fees
Purchase of Books/Equipment/Instruments/UniformsCaution Deposit/Building Fund/Refundable DepositTravel Expenses/Passage money for studies abroadPurchase of computers considered necessary for completion of courseCost of a Two-wheeler upto Rs. 50,000/-Any other expenses required to complete the course like study tours, project work etc.
Amount of Loan
For studies in India, maximum Rs. 10 lacsStudies abroad, maximum Rs. 20 lacsInterest RateFor loans upto Rs.4 lacs - 11.50% p.a. FloatingFor loans above Rs.4 lacs - 12.50% p.a.
FloatingProcessing Fees
No processing fee/ upfront chargesDeposit of Rs. 5000/- for education loan for studies abroad which will be adjusted in the margin moneyRepayment TenureRepayment will commence one year after completion of course or 6 months after securing a job, whichever is earlier.Place of StudyLoan AmountRepayment Period in YearsIn IndiaUp to Rs. 7.5 lacs 5-7
Chem Clinic
I'm glad to have you as a student and look forward to working with you this year.
CHEMISTRY is a subject that can be interesting, relevant, fun and challenging. Regardless of what your future holds, the knowledge you build for yourself in this class can help make life better for you and for all of us.
We will follow the organization of the course outline. Class notes will be used as the primary tool for leading you along our journey through chemistry. The textbook will be an important support tool.
Some chemistry homework can be expected daily and may include one or more of the following: studying notes, doing assigned questions / problems or completing an assigned text reading. Record all assignments in your agenda book.
Each student should have the following in class every day: chemistry book(s), paper, colored pen, pencil, a folder or notebook for chemistry papers only, and the agenda book.
E-mail us at
Chemclinics@yahoo.com
Chemclinics@yahoo.com
Chem Clinic facility is available to Chemistry students of the following classes.
B.Sc. Part I--III
Class XII
Class XI
Class X
Class IX
Animated Chemistry
Subjects are in Alphabetical Order
Acid (Strong vs. Weak Acid)
Activation Energy
Atomic and Molecular Orbitals
Atomic RadiusBuffers (Acetate Buffer)
Emission Spectra
Galvanic Cell
Hybridization
Hydrogen Bonding
Ideal Gases
LeChatelier's Principle
Limiting ReagentsReactions (Collisions in Reactions)
Vapor Pressure
Acid (Strong vs. Weak Acid)
Activation Energy
Atomic and Molecular Orbitals
Atomic RadiusBuffers (Acetate Buffer)
Emission Spectra
Galvanic Cell
Hybridization
Hydrogen Bonding
Ideal Gases
LeChatelier's Principle
Limiting ReagentsReactions (Collisions in Reactions)
Vapor Pressure
Fields of Chemistry
Analytical chemistry:
Chromatography,
SpectroscopyBiochemistry:
Molecularbiology
Environmental chemistry:
GeochemistryInorganic chemistry:
Inorganicreactions
Materials science:
Nanotechnology
Medicinal chemistry
Nuclear chemistry
Organic chemistry:
Functional groups,
Organic compounds,
Organic reactions
Organometallic chemistry
Pharmacy
Pharmacology
Physical chemistry:
Electrochemistry,
Quantum chemistry
Polymer chemistry
Supramolecular chemistry
Theoretical chemistry:
Computational chemistry
Chemistry- Resources/ History & Philosophy
Wikipedia:WikiProject Chemicals/data
is a collection of links and references that are useful for chemistry-related works.This includes free online chemical databases, publications, patents, computer programs, and various tools.
Students can find the following link interesting for Organic Chemistry
http://www.organicchemistryreview.com/
History/ Philosophy of Chemistry
Many chemists have an interest in the history of chemistry, and those with philosophical interests will be interested that the philosophy of chemistry has quite recently developed along a path somewhat different from the general philosophy of science.
Other articles that might interest you are:-Superseded chemistry theoriesAlchemyScientific method
There is a Wikipedia Project on the History of Science and portals for the scientific method and philosophy of science.
is a collection of links and references that are useful for chemistry-related works.This includes free online chemical databases, publications, patents, computer programs, and various tools.
Students can find the following link interesting for Organic Chemistry
http://www.organicchemistryreview.com/
History/ Philosophy of Chemistry
Many chemists have an interest in the history of chemistry, and those with philosophical interests will be interested that the philosophy of chemistry has quite recently developed along a path somewhat different from the general philosophy of science.
Other articles that might interest you are:-Superseded chemistry theoriesAlchemyScientific method
There is a Wikipedia Project on the History of Science and portals for the scientific method and philosophy of science.
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