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KVPY Exam Young Scientist Incentive Plan, or Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY), was a scholarship program supported by the Department of Science and Technology of the Government of India with the goal of enticing students to pursue research careers in the basic sciences. By - Kitiyala Jamir Read More >

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F Block in Periodic Table: Characteristics, Classifications, Properties, Electronic Configuration, Differences, and Uses F-Block elements are those in which the final electron enters any of the seven f-orbitals of their respective ante-penultimate shells. These elements have electrons (1 to 14) in the f orbital, (0 to 1) in the d orbital of the penultimate energy level, and (0 to 1) in the outermost orbital By - Nikita Parmar Read More >

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List of First 20 Elements of the Periodic Table with Atomic Number and Symbols An element is a pure material composed of only one type of atom. Elements cannot be physically or chemically separated into two or simpler things. There are now 118 elements that have been identified. The first 94 elements are naturally occurring, whereas the last 24 are man-made elements. IUPAC has assigned distinct symbols to each element to symbolize it By - Nikita Parmar Read More >

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F Orbital Shape: Definitions, Orbital Chemistry, Atomic Orbitals, Examples, Shape, Characteristics, and Types The f block has a special sequence. It introduces a 15-element block with lanthanum (Z = 57) as the first element. A tetrahedron's fifth level has 15 units. The f block has 15 elements (Z = 57 to 71), however, an odd number (14 / 2 = 7) impacts the number of orbitals. In order to make up for this, starting with the fifth d block, it turns a proton into a neutron. By - Nikita Parmar Read More >

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Periodic Table with Names: Definitions, Characteristics, Properties, List of Elements, Arrangement, and Why Universally Accepted The periodic table (also known as the periodic table of elements) is organized so that scientists may rapidly determine individual element parameters such as mass, electron number, electron configuration, and distinctive chemical properties. Non-metals are on the left side of the table, whereas metals are on the right. Dmitri Mendeleev was the first to organize the elements to aid our comprehension. By - Nikita Parmar Read More >

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Chemistry Periodic Table: Definitions, Elements, Charges and Mendeleev Table The arrangement of the chemical elements in rows and columns is known as the chemical periodic table or periodic table of the (chemical) elements. It is frequently used in physics, chemistry, and other sciences and is frequently regarded as a symbol of chemistry By - Samiksha Gupta Read More >

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PhD in English: Courses, Fees, Syllabus, Eligibility, Top Colleges, Scope & Salary 2023 A PhD in English is a three to six-year doctorate program that focuses on technical writing in prose, poetry, theater, and fiction as well as translations, international literature, and ancient literature. There are several job prospects for English PhD candidates in India and overseas in the humanities, social sciences, and arts. Graduates can begin their careers as a lecturer, professors, school teachers, private tutors, education consultants, vice principals, program managers, English teachers, language trainers, proofreaders, or customer support associates, among other positions. By - Abhisek Dogra Read More >

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History of Computer: Charles Babbage, Early History, Different Generations, and Brief History The term 'computer' has an intriguing origin. It was initially used in the 16th century to describe someone who computed or did computations. Until the twentieth century, the term was used in the same way as a noun. Women were employed to work as human computers, performing all types of calculations. By the late nineteenth century, the term was also used to denote devices that performed computations. The term is now often used to denote programmable digital devices that run on electricity. By - Nikita Parmar Read More >

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BBA Marketing: Course, Eligibilty, Subjects, Admission, Fees, Jobs, Salary, Scope Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing is abbreviated as BBA Marketing. It is a graduate degree that is pursued by students who have passed their 12th-grade board exam. As an undergraduate professional degree program, this discipline of management is highly diversified. By - Sudeep Singh Read More >

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PhD in Economics: Courses, Syllabus, Top Colleges, Scope & Salary 2023 Ph.D. in Economics is a 3 to 5 years long course that requires a postgraduate degree in Economics and a recognized Bachelor's degree in Economics or Economics Technology. Tuition fees range from INR 80,000 to 6 Lacs. Admissions rely on counseling after clearing entrance exams like GATE, UGC NET, GRE, JCECE, and the IIM Ph.D. test. By - Imtikokba Read More >

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Great Scientists of India: Father of Indian Science, List of Top 5 Great Scientists and their Inventions A scientist is a person who gathers steady information and applies research and evidence in a methodical manner in order to develop, share, and test hypotheses. That's what a scientist is. Talking about the great scientists of India, we can’t forget the father of Indian science who was a pillar of support for modern science. By - Shivam Read More >

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Letter of Recommendation (LOR): Samples, Importance, Format, Types and Common Mistakes The LOR, or letter of recommendation, is a crucial component of your application that can affect the admissions committee's decision because it enables them to assess your qualifications and suitability for the course you've applied for from the recommender's perspective. Typically, you must submit at least three LORs for any courses you apply for in order to study abroad for a Bachelor's, Master's, PhD, or MBA program. In every LOR, the recommender's relationship with the student should be discussed. For instance, if the recommender is a professor, it is wise to discuss the subject taught, the length of the relationship, and all the opportunities the professor had to assess the student's abilities. By - Samiksha Gupta Read More >

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