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New Delhi:  The IIT Madras declared the result of Indian Institutes of Technology IIT JEE Advanced 2017 Results on June 11, at 10 am. The Indian Institutes of Technology JEE Advanced 2017 results available on  jeeadv.ac.in . JEE Advanced 2017 is the second stage of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) and provides admissions to eligible candidates into the B.Tech programmes offered by 23 Indian Institute of Technology (IITs). To participate in JEE Advanced 2017, the candidates had to be among the top 2,20,000 rankers of JEE Main 2017. In 2016, only top 2 lakh JEE Main qualifiers were eligible for JEE Advanced 2017. Around 10, 572 undergraduate engineering seats will be open for admission through JEE Advanced. The answer keys for JEE (Advanced) 2017 was released on June 4. Here are the steps to check your result: * Click on the official website link  jeeadv.ac.in * Clink on Result of JEE (ADV) 2017. * Enter your roll number. * View your result. * Student

The Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) has released the JIPMER MBBS 2017 results on June 9, 2017. However, on visiting the website it is crashing. The candidates can download their results via these PDF files made available by PaGaLGuY. Download your JIPMER 2017 Result: PDF 1 and  PDF 2   The results were expected by June 19, but it got preponed and was uploaded on June 09 instead. Nipun Chandra, with 99.998 percentile has topped the JIPMER MBBS 2017 examination.  Candidates can check their JIPMER MBBS 2017 scores and rank here  and  here  About 2 lakh candidates who took the JIPMER MBBS entrance examination on June 4, were eagerly waiting for the results. In lieu of recent controversy regarding the NEET results, it would be a sigh of relief for many aspirants, who would get through to JIPMER MBBS course after the result. Along with NEET and JIPMER, only AIIMS conducts entrance examination nationwide to select candidates for MBBS a

Raabta : A tale of confused connections Raabta tires you with a confused reincarnation back-story. As Deepika Padukone, in a cameo, sashays to the tune of the title song, clad in a gown with literally the unkindest cuts of all, she casts a look at Kriti Sanon. It is mixed with pity, empathy and sympathy. She could very well have been thinking of her debut in Om Shanti Om, another reincarnation drama - the genre that Raabta attempts to reinvent in a shallow shroud of exotic locales and the faux 'modernity' in relationships that Bollywood peddles. But Sushant Singh Rajput, while a fantastic actor, is no Shah Rukh Khan. And the goofy yet deft control that Farah Khan had on Om Shanti Om is sorely lacking in Raabta, Dinesh Vijan's directorial debut. Reminding one more of the muddled Befikre, that tiresome movie starring Ranveer Singh, Raabta spends almost a good one hour in the mollycoddling of Sushant (as Shiva, a banker) and Kriti (as Saira). He gets

UP Board 10th result 2017:  Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has declared the results of the Class 10 board exams today at 12:30 pm. Students who have appeared for the exam can check their results from the official websites (see steps below to know how). The Class 10 state boards were conducted from March 16 to April 1 this year starting with the Hindi exam and ending with fine arts and stitching. The pass percentage for class 10 is at 81.6 per cent. The High School exams were held from 7.30 to 10.45 am. This year, class 10 exams were held from March 16 to April 1, 2017 for which about 34,04,571 students appeared. This year about 1,500 students were caught using unfair means at 111 centres and 178 invigilators have FIRs launched against them. About 327 centre incharges and 600 invigilators were also replaced, while exams at 54 centres were cancelled. 1. UP Board 10th result 2017: Where to check results The candidates can go to the official website upmsp.edu.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is not likely to declare the results of the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET) 2017 before June 13 due to the Madras High Court order on the NEET Question Paper language controversy. The new date will be published after the final verdict. As per the schedule given by CBSE, NEET results 2017 were supposed to be declared on June 8. The NEET was held on May 7 for admission to MBBS and BDS courses for the academic year 2017-18. The CBSE on Tuesday denied in the Madras High Court that vernacular question papers for NEET 2017 for admission to MBBS and BDS courses were easier than the papers in English. In its counter affidavit to petitions seeking cancellation of the NEET held recently citing alleged non-uniformity in the exam, the CBSE rejected the contention that question papers in vernacular languages such as Gujarati were much easier compared to English. In an interim order on the petitions, Justice M V Muralidh