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JEE Main 2017 Toppers Advice Know how Kalpit Veerwal scored 360/360 Home career JEE Main 2017 Toppers Advice: Know how Kalpit Veerwal scored 360/360?careerJEE Main 2017 Toppers Advice: Know how Kalpit Veerwal scored 360/360?By Alka Rana - January 22, 20197130Facebook Tumblr Mix VK LINE Viber JEE Main 2019 January is over and the result for the same is out as well, there were total 15 students who secured a 100 percentile. The percentile score criteria was devised by the NTA for JEE Main 2019. Earlier, the result was calculated on the basis of marks out of 360. Here we will share the success story of JEE Main 2017 topper â€" Kalpit Veerwal. Kalpit, who secured All India Rank 1 in JEE Main result and is the first ever student in the history of JEE exams to have scored perfect 360/360 marks. He has been also added in the Limca Book of records for his achievement in the exam. He also secured AIR 109 rank in the JEE Advanced 2017. So, the tips and advice by Kalpit will be very beneficial for you all who are going to appear for JEE Main 2019 April Sessi on.Kalpit did his schooling from MDS Public School, Udaipur. His father works at a government hospital and his mother works in a school. When asked about how he felt to see his JEE Main results, Kalpit said he was expecting a very good rank but a perfect 100 % score was not expected by him. He said, he was shocked and full of joy after seeing his JEE Main result. He said focus and hard work are the key to his success and every aspirant should be focused towards his studies in order to succeed. He also gave some tips for the students appearing for the JEE Main exam. Here, are the tips given by him-Start Early- Kalpit said he never aimed for engineering but started his dedicated studies when he was in 8th standard, so for aiming anything you must start early. As Kalpit had started from class 8th, his foundation was very strong. He said that he didn’t have many weak areas and if felt weak in any area; he used to practice it a lot. So, when he came in class 11th, his basics were clear and he was able to prepare for JEE Main exam well. So, whatever you aim, you must start early so that you have ample time to even overcome your weaknesses.Do not miss anything- Kalpit said that from class 8th, he never missed any lecture by his teachers; he completed all his assignments and homework. He said that if you will be regular in your studies, it will be an added advantage because if you miss anything that can put you in loss. He also added that he used to study 5-6 hours daily and more on Sundays in order to keep pace with his studies.Best Coaching- Kalpit had joined a coaching Resonance in Udaipur from class 8th. He said it is up to the student to join a coaching or not but he joined his coaching institute in class 8th and from then his coaching guided him to the success. He said that his coaching conducted tests in every 3 weeks and he was able to solve previous year papers and mock tests in the coaching. He said if a student wishes to join any coaching institute then h e should wisely chose the best institute for him.NCERT Books-When asked about the books he studied for JEE Main exam, Kalpit said he studied from the NCERT books and after completing them he studied books by some of the fine authors like Resnick, Halliday and J.D Lee. So, the students should first complete their NCERT books in order to succeed JEE Mains.Make Proper Study Plan- Kalpit said a proper study plan and focus is required to ace the exam. He said that all the students should devote equal time for each subject so as to complete the syllabus on time. Not only this, your study plan should also have time for revision.Keep yourself relaxed-Kalpit said that although complete focus is required to succeed in the exam, students should keep themselves relaxed and should do some recreational activities. You should follow your creative hobbies like music, art so as to keep yourself fresh and stress-free.  

Company Trends Revealing Whats Hot Among Job Seekers - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career

Company Trends Revealing What’s Hot Among Job Seekers - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career We’re introducing a new product feature to Glassdoor today, Job and Company Trends, which gives insight into what jobs and companies are most popular with job seekers. More than 300 trends lists on Glassdoor now reveal what’s top of mind for job seekers across a variety of industries, job titles and cities worldwide. For example, you can see which jobs are popular with job seekers in London, UK or which companies are popular with job seekers in San Francisco, CA. 3 Key Reasons Glassdoor Trends Is Valuable To Job Seekers First, it’s often hard to know how competitive a particular job or company may be as a candidate this sends job seekers cues on how competitive the company or job may be. It also offers a powerful reminder to research a job and company before applying to or accepting a job offer. A company or job can trend on Glassdoor for a variety of reasons, good or bad. So before taking a leap of faith, don’t forget to research the company on Glassdoor and in the news to see what may have led to other job seekers taking an interest. Job Trends When it comes to Glassdoor Job Trends, job seekers can see which jobs are getting significant amounts of attention either in their country, or by a specific city or industry. Let’s say you are looking you are looking for a job in San Jose, CA. With Glassdoor Job Trends, you can see which jobs are recently the most popular in the area among other job seekers. You can also see which jobs are most popular within any industry, such as IT services. Based on what you see, results can provide you with insight into those that may be the most intense for competition. Company Trends Similar to Job Trends, Glassdoor Company Trends can be filtered by location, industry or job title. You can see which companies are hot in dozens of specific industries, like Biotech Pharmaceuticals, or in a specific city, such as London, UK, or which companies are most popular for software developers. What’s in it for Employers? Want to know where the talent is? Glassdoor Trends is here to help. Glassdoor Trends gives insight into what companies are popular with job seekers across a variety of industries, job titles and geographies. Equally important, you can see how news and other events impact job seeker activity on Glassdoor. For example, if your company is in the news because of a new product, service or other reason, it could cause your company to trend on Glassdoor. Why? News can stir huge job seeker interest in your company and prompts them to visit Glassdoor to learn more and/or search for open positions. How Does Glassdoor Job and Company Trends Work? Glassdoor Trends uses the past several weeks, months and years of activity across thousands of jobs and companies to identify those with any recent notable or unexpected spikes in attention from job seekers. Results are weighted to help ensure companies of all sizes and less common occupations are included. Glassdoor Trends is updated on a monthly basis, and it allows you to see if jobs or companies have gone up, down, stayed the same or are new to a list based on month over month activity. Visit Glassdoor Job and Company Trends, and learn more about Trends in our FAQs(including some of the reasons a company may trend on Glassdoor). EMPLOYERS:  Check out how Glassdoor Trends can help you recruit and manage your competition.

Beat Signs Of Early Aging With These Simple Steps

Beat Signs Of Early Aging With These Simple Steps Aging is a natural part of life, and while there’s nothing wrong with the signs of aging it’s understandable that you might want to take some steps into preventing looking old before your time. Some people don’t look as old as they are yet others look way older than they actually are, so it’s important to remember that we are all different. Luckily, there are plenty of natural ways of beating the early signs of aging without having to fork out for expensive surgery or botox. Here’s how you can keep your youth for even longer! Drink water and lots of it We’re all aware that drinking water is good for our bodies, and that the recommended daily intake is two liters of water. Water flushes out the toxins in your body and also keeps your skin at peak condition; therefore reducing the chances of wrinkles appearing and keeping your skin glowing and looking fresh at all times. Take advantage of vitamins Vitamins are an excellent way of fighting early signs of aging by combatting certain areas in and out of your body that age. For example, vitamin a helps your skin keeps it’s elasticity and prevents wrinkles from appearing and also helps improve the appearance of existing wrinkles. You should also take advantage of vitamin c serum, which you apply to your skin externally. This contains collagen and many other age fighting ingredients that can help your skin appearance massively. Eat the right foods You can of course, obtain all of the vitamins and minerals your body needs from the foods that you’re eating. Even if you’ve already got wrinkles, saggy skin and grey hair, the food that you put into your body can improve the appearance of all of them, while slowing down the aging process. Check out this article of things that you should be packing into your diet so that you can make some changes now. Moisturise There are a plethora of anti aging creams available from most pharmaceutical stores and even your local supermarket. Consider switching your regular moisturiser for an anti aging one to help your appearance even further. Much alike vitamin c serum, they contain collagen which plumps out the skin therefore reducing the appearance of wrinkles. Quit smoking Not just for the obvious reasons like the fact that smoking causes cancer and many other lung diseases too. Smoking dramatically ages your skin, causes your teeth and nails to turn yellow, makes your eyes look duller than normal, and also leaves you with a bad stench. Quit now for your internal and external health, and also your wallet! Eliminate stress Finally, if you’ve got a large amount of stress in your life then reduce it as much as you can. Stress can cause early signs of aging through lack of sleep and anxiety, so be sure to eliminate as much stress from your life as possible.

Know Thy Characters

Know Thy Characters (eds note: this is the second in a 12-part series offering coaching to aspiring writers) If you want to write a book, you must know thy characters. Know Thy Characters. It’s an invisible writing rule that must not be broken or the Writing Fairy will come and cast a bad spell on you. You must know your characters down to the teeniest, tiniest detail. You must be them. You must think for them.  If you don’t know your characters, your readers won’t either, and you will have a literary ship wreck on your hands. So let’s chat about what you need to know about your character, and how to get there without losing your sanity or slugging down too much tequila. First, the basics. What does your main character look like? Try sketching him or her in your journal if her face doesn’t materialize in front of your eyes. Or, cut out photos from a magazine and put them together. Maybe the main/minor character is you. So, picture yourself â€" on your best day, or your worst. Take note of her age, weight, how she walks in high heels, and how she talks. Name her. First and last. Should the name mean something personal to you? Eh. Maybe. Use Grandma’s first name. But maybe not. Do not give her the first and last name of someone you love or hate. Don’t. Especially if you hate someone. If you write about that person, with their real name, especially if she is a hideous, scary, axe wielding corporate witch, expect an expensive lawsuit to come rolling down the pike at you. Figure out what she does for work, if she likes her job, or if she is getting ready to quit. Why does she want to quit? Maybe she knows she’s going to be fired. Why is she going to be fired?  Maybe it’s a stepping stone job. Maybe she’s making a bunch of money at one of those high end, exhausting law firms filled with vultures, and will put all of the money she’s saved into a lavender farm in the country and start a new life. What job your character has is important as our jobs say a truckload about us. Also, where does she live? A tiny, cheap apartment? A cottage at the coast? A dull home in suburbia? Who does she live with and why? Know Thy Character’s Family. You need to figure out your character’s family and what her childhood was like. Our childhoods effect us well into adulthood in a multitude of ways. Were both her parents around? Did one abandon the family? Did one have an addiction? Too strict, too flighty? No one really knows you unless they know the nitty gritty about your childhood, right?   So don’t leave your character’s childhood out unless you want a gaping hole in your story and in your character’s personality and development. In my book What I Remember Most, my character, Grenadine Scotch Wild, lives happily with her wandering, hippie parents until she’s six. Then they disappear. She can hardly remember anything about that dark night in the woods except hearing them yell, “Run, Grenadine, run.” She runs and she’s later found wandering down a highway by a trucker. She goes into the foster care system.   That loss, and what she can’t remember, shapes the rest of her life. What about friends? Does your character have any? Are they healthy relationships or not? Does she have a best friend, or was there a falling out? Is she lonely, a loner who must drink coffee ALONE? Are their trust issues that started long ago or does she generally love being by herself because she doesnt like people? What are her internal issues? Low self esteem? A wild streak or impulsiveness? Is she scared, repressed, or angry? Is she reeling from a break up or a death? Is she lost emotionally? Does she suffer from depression or anxiety or agoraphobia or commitment? WHY? Why does she have the problems she does? I’ve given my main characters all sorts of problems. Isabelle Bommarito in Henry’s Sisters, is on the edge emotionally, which is why she sits naked on her patio in the middle of downtown Portland on a rainy day and then burns her bra and her thong. Another character, Stevie Barrett in Such A Pretty Face, weighed well over three hundred pounds before bariatric surgery. She ate her grief away. At the end of the book, she is done eating her grief. Your character must have emotional issues to solve or work on. On the flip side, what’s humorous/original/admirable about her? Is she super smart? Does she finish the NY Times crossword puzzle? Maybe she is constantly volunteering in the Big Sister program. Does she sing like a drunk angel or dance like crazy on tables or create animals out of paper or paint fantastical paintings? Is she a peacemaker or crazy fun and gets arrested now and then? Does she like taking photos of flowers? What makes her special? What problems does she have in her life? The problems she has could be problems that you have had in your life. You can borrow them. Or borrow the problems of someone you know or read about. Where are the conflicts? Who does she have them with? A man? A mother? A sister? Maybe she’s a rock climber. It’s woman against nature and she has to conquer nature. But why is she a rock climber? What drives her to climb up and risk her life? Know thy character’s struggles. Your character must have external struggles, too. In My Very Best Friend, my character, Charlotte Macintosh, is trying to find her best friend, who she hasn’t heard from in months. Charlotte is quirky. A time travel romance writer, she had a stroller made for her four cats and has an obsession with physics. Charlotte flies to Scotland, where she was raised, falls in love, and becomes the person she would have been had she not endured her own tragedy in childhood. She finds her best friend â€" along with other complications. Simply put: Your character must have inside and outside problems. A question I’ve gotten before is this: Should your main character be likable? My answer, to anyone writing her first book especially, is yes. Readers need someone to hold onto. They need someone to root for and relate to. They need someone to escape with. Now, many people will disagree with me on this. There are exceptions to what I just said. Lots of people did not like the main characters in Gone Girl or The Girl On The Train. But they loved the gripping, fast moving, unique plot lines. Those books were blockbusters, in print and in movies.   I loved both books. Couldn’t put them down. But if you are going to make an unlikable character, you better have a gripping, fast moving, unique plot line. No kidding. So be careful of that. Write on, friends, and good luck. Here is a handy dandy check off list to use when you’re creating your character … By Cathy Lamb What does your character do for a living? Why that occupation? No, really. WHY? Delve deep into her family history. What did you find?  Is she close to her family or estranged? Who are her friends? Does she have friends? Is she doesn’t have friends, does it bother her? Is she a group person or a loner? Where does she live? What does her home look like? Does she like her home? If not, why? Describe her childhood. Good? Bad?   Both? How does her childhood still impact her life? Where is she now in her life? A good place? A lousy place? Is she married? Divorced? Separated? What does your character treasure? A family tea pot? Recipes from her mother? Cookbooks from friends and family Does she like men? Hate men? Distrusting? What prevents her from being in a relationship if she’s not in one now? Does she like being in a relationship? What does she want to do? What is motivating her? What’s keeping her back? What are her stronger characteristics? What does she hope for? Where is she weak or flawed? What mistakes has she made? What mistakes does she continue to make? What does she do well? Poorly? How does she dress? Does she like clothes? How much money does she have? Is it important to her? Does she have hobbies and activities? What are they? What irritates her?  What will make her temper explode? Is she a leader or a follower? What are the worst three things that have happened to her? Does she have pets? Does she talk out loud to the pets? Does she think her pets are part human? What are the three best things that have happened to her? Is she aggressive? Shy? Depressed? Easily amused? Practical or a dreamer? Describe her personality. What do other people think of her? Does she care what they think? What has she overcome? What is she struggling to overcome? Do you like her? Why or why not? Is it important to like her? If you went to lunch, how would it go? What advice would she give you about your life? What advice would you give her? Where do you want her to end up? Where do you think she’ll end up? What is she capable of doing? What is she not capable of doing? Where will she be in ten years? Twenty? What will she regret when she’s dying? What will she be proud of? How is she as a parent, if she is a parent? What are her quirks or odd habits? What does she like to eat at two in the morning? Does she like china? Does she throw plates when she’s mad? What does she think of the color pink? Does she like formal dinners or picnics better? What makes her laugh? What makes her cry? Does she have a secret? What is it and how has it affected her life? Is her inner life in uproar? Why? If confronted by an obnoxious person, what would she do? If she was fired, how would she react? If she was falling in love, how would she feel? What does she look like?

Using a Free Resume Outline to Write Your CV

Using a Free Resume Outline to Write Your CVDid you know that if you were looking for a free resume outline you would be right? One of the most effective ways to build your resume, or your entire CV is to use the internet. You could have tried applying some resume writing techniques by using templates or stock resume examples, but it is far more effective to use a real CV writer and free resume outlines for your job hunting efforts. A free outline for your CV can be built up by using many different elements.Be sure to focus on what you want to achieve. A good CV outline should create a statement about what you want to do with your career, and your qualification and experience should be apparent. If there is a gap in your CV or qualifications, be sure to note this and then work on filling it in with something more relevant.You can create a great resume outline from your information and so long as you do it properly. Remember that you want your CV to be as powerful as possible, so be s ure to really take your time. Create a resume outline by focusing on the most important things you want to get across. You will then be able to expand on these skills, experiences and qualifications as you move through the job application process.If you are using a free CV outline to write your CV, you should use this opportunity to fully highlight the skills and qualifications you possess. A good way to do this is to give some examples of previous jobs you have had. Take some time to consider what you feel is the most applicable experience to include on your CV.Remember that any potential employer reading your CV will want to see more than just a list of your qualifications. Be sure to include a personal statement about you which should outline who you are and why they should employ you. By listing your skills in a little more detail you will show them you have the ability to make the job more interesting and this will entice them to give you a chance.Think about how your CV can be better if you used a tool such as a paper resume or a template. Many of the online CV writers will provide you with a free template or a paper CV outline if you sign up for their mailing list. This way you can quickly create a CV outline using the tools that are available and get it into the hands of prospective employers for free.Find something to write about! Write about something that you find of interest. If you are not sure how to begin, visit some of the free CV writers websites and follow the instructions on how to write a CV and you will find it very easy.Take some time to plan out your resume outline and you will be well on your way to your dream job. So go ahead and get started today, and don't forget to get hold of a free CV outline and start writing!