Into the Digital Dustbin ?

Into the Digital Dustbin ?

Some years back , listed Companies were required by law , to send to each of their share-holders , printed ( on paper ) copies of their Annual Reports - which , for some companies ran into 100 + pages - and needed to be delivered by POST to lakhs of shareholders, all over the country

Matters got worse when some 50 years ago , Govt introduced a rule that , in the Annual Reports, companies provide full details of each employee , who was paid Rs 3,000 per month or more ( even if she worked for part of the financial year )

Over the next few years, this limit got gradually raised to Rs 6000 / 9000 / 12000 pm - but the Annual Reports continued to get bulkier

Finally , Govt relented and withdrew this rule

And then with the arrival of internet and websites , Govt agreed that there was no NEED to send out printed Annual Reports to shareholders and the shareholders can download ( soft copies ) from company websites

Simultaneously , Govt introduced DEMAT version of share certificates itself

No more paper copies of shares

Nowadays , many newspapers have their e-Paper websites to which , readers can subscribe to - and read those " Papers ( ? ) " on their Mobiles !

[ For the future of News Papers , read >

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2016/05/redesigning-newspapers.html

and,

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2016/03/next-generation-newspaper.html ]

Mankind has used " Paper " for centuries for disseminating " Content / Knowledge / Information " .

Word " Paper " has become so ingrained in our minds that , in the context of studies and examinations, we call :

> Question Papers , and

> Exam Papers , and

> Answer Papers / Answer Sheets etc

But with relentless advance of Computers / Laptops / Tablets and Mobiles , before long , these will get replaces by :

> Question Mobiles , and

> Answer Mobiles

To know , how effectively , visit > www.My-Teacher.in

Hemen Parekh / www.HemenParekh.ai / 09 Sept 2024

Some years back , listed Companies were required by law , to send to each of their share-holders , printed ( on paper ) copies of their Annual Reports - which , for some companies ran into 100 + pages - and needed to be delivered by POST to lakhs of shareholders, all over the country

Matters got worse when some 50 years ago , Govt introduced a rule that , in the Annual Reports, companies provide full details of each employee , who was paid Rs 3,000 per month or more ( even if she worked for part of the financial year )

Over the next few years, this limit got gradually raised to Rs 6000 / 9000 / 12000 pm - but the Annual Reports continued to get bulkier

Finally , Govt relented and withdrew this rule

And then with the arrival of internet and websites , Govt agreed that there was no NEED to send out printed Annual Reports to shareholders and the shareholders can download ( soft copies ) from company websites

Simultaneously , Govt introduced DEMAT version of share certificates itself

No more paper copies of shares

Nowadays , many newspapers have their e-Paper websites to which , readers can subscribe to - and read those " Papers ( ? ) " on their Mobiles !

[ For the future of News Papers , read >

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2016/05/redesigning-newspapers.html

and,

https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2016/03/next-generation-newspaper.html ]

Mankind has used " Paper " for centuries for disseminating " Content / Knowledge / Information " .

Word " Paper " has become so ingrained in our minds that , in the context of studies and examinations, we call :

> Question Papers , and

> Exam Papers , and

> Answer Papers / Answer Sheets etc

But with relentless advance of Computers / Laptops / Tablets and Mobiles , before long , these will get replaces by :

> Question Mobiles , and

> Answer Mobiles

To know , how effectively , visit > www.My-Teacher.in

Hemen Parekh / www.HemenParekh.ai / 09 Sept 2024

65 Lakh students need not have failed

 

 

[  If they had prepared for their exams by practicing Mock Tests on their Mobiles ,

    using :

   www.My-Teacher.in  /  totally FREE and not needing registration / login ]

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Source >  Economic Times /  22 Aug 2024

Reported following :

Ø  Results taken from 59 Examination Boards, including 3 National level boards and 56 State level boards / Examination results of Secondary and Higher Secondary Boards Findings 2023

 

Ø  Worst States for Class  XII result :

       Meghalaya ……… 51.9  %

       Gujarat ………….   59.7  %

       MP…………………   63.9  %

      Haryana…………… 66.7  &

 

Ø  Boards with over 1 Lakh Failures :

       [ Out of a total of 65 lakh students failing ]

Ø  MP…………………………………….  3,99,006

Ø  Bihar………………………………..    3,55, 604

Ø  UP ……………………………………   2,99,750

Ø  Tamil Nadu……………………….   1,81, 564

Ø  Karnataka…………………………    1,78,054

Ø  Rajasthan…………………………    1,79,785

Ø  Assam………………………………..  1,69,534

Ø  West Bengal………………………   1,57,566

Ø  CBSE ………………………………..    1,17,356

 

Ø  Class X  Analysis :

 

Ø  33.5 lakh students did not make it to Class XI

Ø  28.0 lakh students FAILED boards

Ø  5.5 lakh students did not appear for exams 

Ø  Failure rate at 6 % in Central Boards and 16 % in State Boards

 

Ø  Class XII Analysis :

 

Ø   32.4 lakh students failed

Ø   5.2 lakh students did not appear in exam

Ø  Failure rate at 12 % in Central Boards and 18 % in State Boards

 

With regards,

Hemen Parekh  /   www.HemenParekh.ai  /  08 Sept 2024

Mock Test - Vindication

 

 

Dear Parents – Teachers – Students :

 

Following table should dispel any lingering doubts that you might have about the

authenticity of www.My-Teacher.in , as far as its ability to provide the right answer,

when you select the CORRECT option

Sure , GEMINI and PERPLEXITY do provide longer explanations ( about their

choice ) as compared to www.My-Teacher.in

But then, GEMINI – PERPLEXITY , cannot “ generate “ mock tests ( for JEE – NEET

– CET ) , and offer you 4 options to choose from !

Only www.My-Teacher.in :

Ø  Generates 294,000 BILLION , mock tests

Ø  Provides Multiple Choice Questions

Ø  Lets you select from 9 Indian languages ( both for Questions and for Answers )

Ø  Ensures that even for identical selection , no two tests will ever be SAME – hence no copying

Last – but not the least : www.My-Teacher.in is totally FREE and does not even

require registration / login , assuring complete anonymity

No more need be said . I rest my case

 

With regards,

Hemen Parekh

www.HemenParekh.ai  /  07 Sept 2024

 

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Mock Test : Comparison Table

Mock Test   Ø  Question Ø  Options Ø  Correct Answer	Validation By :   Ø  Gemini Ø  Perplexity
( Q:  A )	GEMINI
The output of OR gate is 1
only if both inputs are zero   if either or both inputs are 1   only if both inputs are 1   if either input is zero
if either or both inputs are 1   The OR gate outputs 1 if at least one of its inputs is 1. From the truth table, we can see that the output Y is 1 for input combinations (0,1), (1,0), and (1,1), confirming that the correct answer is option B.	The correct option is: if either or both inputs are 1. An OR gate produces a high output (1) if one or both of its inputs are high (1). It only produces a low output (0) when both inputs are low (0).
	PERPLEXITY
	An OR gate is a digital logic gate that outputs true (1) if at least one of its inputs is true. From the truth table, we can see that the output is 1 if either or both inputs are 1.
( Q : B )
	GEMINI
Which of the following structure is similar to graphite?
BN   B   B C4   BH26
Boron nitride (BN) resembles graphite in structure, as it has a similar layered arrangement	The correct answer is BN. Both graphite and BN (boron nitride) have a hexagonal structure, with alternating atoms forming layers. This similar structure gives them similar properties, such as electrical conductivity and high melting point.
	PERPLEXITY
	The structure that is most similar to graphite is BN (boron nitride).Boron nitride (BN) has a layered structure that is very similar to the structure of graphite. In both materials, the atoms are arranged in hexagonal rings that are stacked on top of each other. The bonding within each layer is strong covalent bonding, while the layers are held together by weaker van der Waals forces.The other options are not correct: ·         B (boron) does not have a layered structure like graphite. B4C (boron carbide) has a different crystal structure that is not similar