Two exams left of 3rd Year Mdu University

Just two exams left of 3rd Year, Btech.
They Both are :

• Automatic Control - 9th June 2012
• Heat and Mass Transfer - 12th June 2012

Just two days, then i'll be the Super Senior.

I can enjoy then at my will, no peer pressure.
Teachers are mostly friends till then, no offenses to anyone regarding it. College seems like a place to hangout for.
4 subjects total in final year. And they all are easy to crack. :-P
Can rag anyone at will and nobody can complain even. So cool. (Beware of bad ppl though)
Can't wait to be a Super Senior.

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MDU DateSheet–6th Sem–Mechanical

All of a Sudden on Facebook, there came a notification saying

”Date sheet aa gyi hai, Check it asap”

So in rush, turned over to MDU website and found out that it wasn’t a prank. In actual Date sheet was Out.
So the Dates are like :

• 26 May 2012 – Measurement & Instrumentation
• 30 May 2012 – Automobile Engineering
• 2 June 2012 – Mechanical machine Design – II (4Hours Paper)
• 6 June 2012 – Industrial Engineering
• 9 June 2012 – Automatic Control
• 12 June 2012– Heat Transfer

EnggExpert - Welcome to the world of Engineers.

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Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak Examinations Dec–Jan 2011-2012

Mdu had announced Examinations Date-Sheet for Dec 2011 – Jan 2012. Kindly check for your Schedule and study will complete concentration.

Download Complete Datesheet here..

Enjoy,
Time To Study hard.
All the Best.

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MDU 5th Sem Mechanical Engineering Subjects

There are total of 6 subjects :-

• Internal Combustion Engines And Gas turbines,
• Fluid Machines,
• Manufacturing Techniques II,
• Manufacturing Design,
• Numerical Methods, and
• Dynamics Of Mechanics.

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Jobs in Ch. Devi Lal University, Sirsa

CHAUDHARY DEVI LAL UNIVERSITY, SIRSA required various Non-Teaching Staff and Advertised

Applications for the following posts are invited on the prescribed application form and summary proforma obtainable along with prescribed qualification and instructions from the Assistant Registrar (Estt.), Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa on payment of Rs. 500/- (Rs. 125/- for SC/BC of Haryana) drawn in favour of the Registrar, Chaudhary Davi Lal University, Sirsa. Application forms and summary proforma can also be downloaded from website www.cdlu.in. Downloaded application forms must be accompanied with Demand Draft of Rs. 500/- (Rs. 125/- for SC/BC/ST of Haryana) in favour of Registrar, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa.

The applications along with attested supporting documents should reach in the office of Assistant Registrar (Establishment), Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa latest by 23rd July, 2011.

POSTS:

• Controller of Examinations - 1
• Librarian - 1
• Deputy Librarian - 1
• Asstt. Director Youth Welfare - 1
• Junior Programmer - 1
• Junior Engineer (Electrical) - 1
• Steno Typist - 8
• Watchman - (SC) - 1
• Ground man-cum-Gardner (Mali) - 2

For General Instruction, qualifications and other details, please visit University Web-site "www.cdlu.in" OR Click on the Link Given Below

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Click Me to View/Download form (General Category)

Click Me to View/Download form (SC/BC/ST)

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Admission Notice of Guru Jambheshwar University, Hisar

Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar issues its Admission Notice for admission to various courses through Directorate of Distance Education

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MDU

MDU (MahaRishi Dayanand University)

MAHARSHI DAYANAND

Maharshi Swami Dayanand Saraswati
[1824 – 1883]

 

Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati, before becoming a sanyasi, bore the name of Moolshankar. He was born on Sept. 02, 1824 at Tankara in the then Morvi state in Kathiyawar region of Gujarat. His father Karshanji Lalji Tiwari was an orthodox Brahmin, and a devout worshiper of Lord Shiva. Moolshankar’s Sanskrit education began at the age of five. He was invested with the sacred thread in his eighth year. By the time he was fourteen, he had committed to his memory the whole of the Yajurveda and several portions of other Vedas. Once, on a Shivaratri day, when Moolshankar was only in his fourteenth year, his father commanded him to participate in the night-long vigil in the temple of Lord Shiva. His father and other devotees soon fell asleep. Young Moolshankar, now and then, bathed his eyes with cold water to resist sleep. Then, suddenly, gripped his mind a hideous doubt as to whether the stone image of Shiva before him, bestriding a bull with a trident in one hand and a drum in the other, and allowing live rats to crawl over His body, could indeed be the Lord of Kailash, the Supreme being. He roused his father from sleep and asked him to clear his doubts. His father, in the usual manner, explained, “Shiva can not be perceived directly in this Kali Age, and hence people have to consecrate the idol representing the God by reciting Vedic mantras for the purpose of worship”. The boy was not satisfied with such an explanation and went home. He put an end to his vigil and broke his fast, as he had made up his mind to break away once and for all from idol worship.

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