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OBC is one of the well know bank in India. Few month ago OBC took the written test for clerk post in january 2009. Now today OBC has announced the results of written test of clerk post. In OBC exam around 3000 candidates are selected. you find your results from OBC's website www.obcindia.co.in.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) Bhopal, had conducted Exam for Recruitment of Skilled Artisans (347 posts) on 22nd November 2009.
BHEL Results for the Entrance Exam are announced today, 23rd November 2009.

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) is a centre of excellence, offering quality Distance Education. Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) is located in the heart of India's premier educational centre, the city of Pune. SCDL has also started study centres in Nasik (Maharashtra) and Bangalore (Karnataka). These SCDL centres provide an easy access to all SCDL facilities. Today, more than 2,00,000 students from more than 42 different countries are studying various SCDL programs in order to achieve their dreams. SCDL is an approved Distance Learning Institute by the Distance Education Council, Govt. of India.

Ranchi University
The Ranchi University is situated in Jharkhand state of India. The University was established in 1960 and has its headquarters in Ranchi, the capital city of Jharkhand. More than 90,000 students are studying in the University and from its affiliated colleges. It has a central library with approximately 150,000 books for the academic needs of the students.

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There are 35 constituent colleges and 29 affiliated colleges of Ranchi University. The colleges under Ranchi University offers courses in Medical, Engineering, Management, Science, Arts and Law streams.
B.Com (Hons. and Gen.) Part-I Exam 2009 Results
B.Sc. Part-I Exam 2009 Results
Ranchi University Results 2009

More inforamtion : http://ranchiuniversity.org.in/

Bharat Electronics Limited, Bangalore Complex, is conducting “Walk-in-Interview” for GRADUATE APPRENTICES – ENGG (GAPP ENGG.) for the period of 1 year under Apprentice Act.

Finally real estate rates have come down and now according to experts this is an ideal time to buy a home/property. I know most of you must have started hunting for a property. Here is one small help from Netbhet for all house hunters.

Today I am going explain you a simple function in Microsoft excel which helps you to calculate EMI. It’s really a very handy tool.

The function in Excel for calculating EMI is called PMT.

How to calculate EMI in excel ?


1. Select any cell on spreadsheet and write =pmt(

2. A full formula for PMT function will appear on screen with all the attributes that are required to calculate EMI.

=pmt(rate,nper,pv,[fv],[type])

3. Detailed description of all attributes is as follows -

rate = Rate of interest per month
Nper = Number of periods (total tenure of loan. In our case it is number of months)
Pv = Total loan amount (Principal value)
[fv] and [type] are optional values ( square brackets denotes optional values)


4. Insert all the values and press enter.

5. Your EMI amount will appear in the selected cell.

(Note – The dollor sign ($) or any other currency sign depending on computer’s regional settings may appear in front of the EMI amount calculated by excel. You need to ignore that sign. If the PV entered is in Rupees then the EMI calculated will also be in Rupees)



Example -
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If you want to find EMI for 2 lakh at 12% annual interest for 10 years you enter following :

= pmt(12%/12, 10*12, 200000)

- Here an annual rate of interest is converted into monthly rate.
- 10 years of tenure is coverted into total number of months.

Unfortunately, it is not always possible for you to access computer or Excel.

So here is a formulae for calculating EMI. Save this formula on your mobile phone and you can do the calculation using “mobile calculator” anytime and anywhere.

Formula for calculation of EMI


The formula for calculation of EMI given the loan, term and interest rate is:

EMI = [(p*r) (1+r)^n ] / [ (1+r)^n – 1 ]

p = principal (amount of loan),
r = rate of interest per month (annual rate/12)
n = no. of instalments in the tenure

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The Government of Maharashtra's Higher & Technical Education Department has passed a resolution for 6th Pay Commission vide No. NGC 2009/(243/09)-uni-1, Dated 12th August 2009. The Revised Pay of Scales of Teachers and Equivalent Cadres in Higher Education as per UGC Scheme (6th Pay Commission) Universities, Affiliated Colleges, Government Colleges/Institutes of Science etc. The revised 6th Pay for All Sr. College Teachers & equivalent cadres in Higher Education had implemented 6th Pay and for the Pay Fixation as per 6th Pay Commission called by all Joint Director of Higher Education of their related region. The Joint Director of each region send mail to all colleges to implement as soon as possible to Teachers & equivalent cadres in Higher Education employee of Maharashtra State and directed as per below Resolution.

The Maharashtra State Government implemented 6th Pay Commission from 1st Jan. 2006 as per Central Government Pay Commission with small changes. The Maharashtra State Government/Semi Government Employee/None-Government Employee enjoying the salary of 6th Pay from July-2009 which is paid in August-2009 as per Published Notification through Finance Department No. RPS 1209/CR-27/SER-9 dated 22nd April 2009. Now, as per Notification of Maharashtra State Government declared HRA & Other applicable allowances Revised New 6th Pay Commission Calculator for 6th Pay of Maharashtra Government Employee.

As you know Maharashtra Government had implemented 6th Pay Commission with small changes as per Center Government 6th Pay Commission Criteria. But, M.S. Government has not applied H.R.A. to State & Other Employee of Maharashtra as per Center Government. The Maharashtra Government impleted H.R.A. to State & Other Employee from 01.08.2009 & onwards.

Threatening to resort to indefinite strike if the sixth pay commission recommendations are not implemented for them immediately, Veterinary teachers have accused the state government of adopting an indifferent approach towards their demand.

They also held few officers of Animal Husbandry Department responsible for putting stumbling blocks in the way of fulfillment of their demands. Veterinary teachers said that the state government should concede their demands before the winter session of the Assembly to show their commitment to Vidarbha in backdrop of the fact that Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University (MAFSU) is headquartered in Nagpur. Their anguish is understandable in view of the fact that the state government has to bear not a very significant financial burden as the Indian Council of Agricultural Research will meet 80 per cent of it. ICAR implemented the sixth pay commission in February 2009 itself but MAFSU and all four agricultural universities in the state are not in a position to implement them in view of the state governments inaction. The state government has already received the amount from the ICAR but veterinary teachers have still to cheer over the pay commission recommendations. Their pent up anger was very much visible at a meeting of Nagpur Veterinary College (NVC) Academic Staff Association on Friday. State has around 500 academic veterinary staffs while NVC Academic Staff Association alone represents nearly 100 teachers. President of the Association, S B Banubakode, Vice-President, A G Ganokar, Executive Member, B R Kolte, Joint Secretary, Ajay Gawande, Treasurer, Dr Limse, Dr V C Ingle, Dr A G Bhandarkar and Dr R N Shirbhate were also present on the occasion. Secretary of the Association, S.K. Sahatpure said that academic staffs under MAFSU are deprived of the sixth pay commission advantages though these benefits have been extended to every other university teacher ( Engineering, Medical, Dental, Ayurvedic and others). Academic staffs of agriculture colleges are also denied the sixth pay commission benefits. UGC resolution for implementation of sixth pay commission was received in December, 2008 itself. Meanwhile, State Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Fisheries Minister, Dr Nitin Raut assured that he will look into the matter. MAFSU has sent a proposal in August this year to Secretary, Animal Husbandry Department for implementation of the pay commission recommendations. Earlier, state Animal Husbandry Secretary during his visit to NVC has given an assurance that the sixth pay commission would be recommended for them soon after the model code of conduct, which was enforced in view of Assembly election, comes to an end. Delegation of veterinary teachers have made several rounds of Animal Husbandry Department in Mantralaya but no progress has been made so far. Veterinary teachers said that only a cabinet nod is required for the implementation of the pay commission but the government has no time for the same, showing the governments ill treatment not only to the husbandry sector but also to the people associated with it.