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IIT-JEE Results from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

“Success is again with us...

Tradition is untouchable by others...”

(All results are only from Classroom Program and in General Category)

Total 115 Selections from Classroom Program of

FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

Two Ranks in Top 60 in IIT-JEE, 2010from Long Duration Classroom Programs

All India Rank

56 Gaush Alam

(A student of Two Year Classroom Program)

All India Rank

20Tarundeep Singh


All India Rank

41 Nikhil Garg

(A student of One Year Classroom Program)

All India Rank

59 Chirag Jain


From Long Duration Classroom Programs

in IIT-JEE, 2009Two Ranks in Top 50 in IIT-JEE, 2008

from Long Duration Classroom Programs

Total 110 Selections from Classroom Program of


All India Rank

85 Shashank Gupta


Total 505 Selections from Classroom Program

of FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre,

80 Students from Main Merit List and

425 Students from Extended Merit List

From Long Duration Classroom Programs

in IIT-JEE, 2011

104 selections from Long Term Classroom Programs and 24 selections from Concept Strengthening Classroom Program from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centres

All India Rank

51 Sachin Goel

(A student of FIITJEE One Year Classroom Program)

Recent Achievements - by students of FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

IIT-JEE- 2011Top Rank in IITJEE 2011 from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre -51 Rank Sachin Goel. Total no. of selections in IITJEE 2011 is 104 from General Category.

Indian National Mathematics Olympiad, 2010-11

1st Rank –Kunal Singhal has bagged in Indian National Mathematics Olympiad from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre student of Two Year Classroom Program.

Regional Mathematics Olympiad (RMO)-2010

21 Students were selected from long term Classroom Program from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre.

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY), 2010 - 2011

33 Students were selected from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre in KVPY stage- 1. Finally 18 students received scholarship after final interview.

National Standard Exam (Senior Science Olympiad), 2010-2011

13 Students were selected from Classroom Program from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre.

Junior Science Olympiad (JSO), 2010-11

10 students from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre out of 14 selected in Delhi & NCR.

Junior Science Talent Search Exam (JSTSE) 2011 (Conduct by Govt. of NCT Delhi)

We have proven that FIITJEE Associated school is best in terms of success. It has bagged No. 1 Ranking among all Delhi schools in terms of selections & total no. of selections 48 were from North-West Delhi Centre.

From Senior segment (class IX to XII)

From Junior segment (class VI, VII & VIII)

National Talent Search Exam (NTSE) -2011

10 students received scholarship from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre out of 44 students selected for Delhi region from General Category.

“It’s never too late to unleash your talents.”

This booklet brings forth detailed information about various competitive

examinations (non-medical) that provides an opportunity to students while

they sail through classes VI to XII. In a way, it mentally prepares both the

students and parents for the challenges and goals for a bright future. The

detailed, class wise information helps the student to know about the exams

he/she has to prepare for, right from the class he / she is presently studying in.

What follows is an account of the details of various competitive examinations

that offer a golden opportunity to students presently studying at secondary

and senior secondary level (VI to XII). Furthermore, an attempt has been

made to classify the target competitive examinations corresponding to the

class in which the student would be eligible.

All the dates, fees and any figure mentioned in the booklet are as per the

current / previous academic year for your kind reference. The dates and fees

details for forthcoming academic year are not available as of now. Generally

the dates are near about the same period every year.

Preface

Information Page No.

Challenges you will face in Class VI 1

Challenges you will face in Class VII 1

Challenges you will face in Class VIII 5

Challenges you will face in Class IX 9

Challenges you will face in Class X 14

Challenges you will face in Class XI & XII 16

Classroom Programs at North-West Delhi Centre at a Glance... 30

Index

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Challenges you will face in Class VI

1. Junior Science Olympiad By HBCSE

(Although it’s little early to appear in Olympiad for a child studying in class VII, but yes preparation of Junior

Science Olympiad is started in class VII itself.)

v Stage I - National Standard Exam in Junior Science - NSEJS:

» It is conducted by IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers)

» Eligibility : There is an age criteria, kindly refer to HBCSE website

» Form are available from the month of July

» Form to be submitted from the month of September

» Exam : It is conducted generally in the month of November

» Syllabus for NSEJS will be broadly equivalent to secondary school level (utpo X) of CBSE. The

different basic subjects of science (P,C,B & M) will have roughly equal emphasis.

» NSEJS (Stage – I) The question paper will be of generally 240 marks and will contain Phy, Chem

& Bio upto CBSE class X level. Generally there are 80 MCQs (3 marks each & with negative marks

for wrong answers).

» Sample papers & previous question papers are also available on the website.

» Top 300 students will be called for (Stage - II Examination) INO (INJSO) conducted by HBCSE. In

case there is a tie at the last position, all students with the same marks at this last position qualify

for INJSO.

» All the students who qualify to appear for INJSO get a certificate of merit from IAPT.

» Co-ordinator (NSE) – Prof. M.L. Oglapurkar IAPT Office, IIE Campus, 128/2, JP Naik Marg, Kothrud,

Pune – 411038. (Previous Year)

» Ref: www.olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in, www.iapt.org.in

v Stage II : INJSO

» Organized by HBCSE in collaboration with IAPT

» Eligibility: Approximately top 300 students qualified in NSEJS. Individual letters will be sent to

these students informing that they have to appear for INJSO.

» Exam: Exam is conducted generally in January

» It will be organized at about 15 centres in the country.

» Students appearing for INJSO will be eligible for TA/DA as per norms of the programe.

» Syllabus: It will be broadly similar to NSEJS.

» Questions and problems in National Olympiads are usually non-conventional and of high difficulty

level, comparable to International Olympiads.

Challenges you will face in Class VII

It’s the time where a child starts building the foundation for National Talent Search

Exam (NTSE).

Details of NTSE is given under class VIII.

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» Result is expected in the month of March

» Approximately top 30 students chosen on the basis of their performance at INJSO will be invited

to attend Stage III - Orientation Cum Selection Camp (OCSC) in respective discipline for about

2-3 weeks of HBCSE, Mumbai.

» There will be no other criterion or provision for selection to OCSC.

» In the event, there is a tie at the last position, all students with same marks at this last position

will qualify for OCSC in Junior Science.

• Stage III : OCSC

» The camp will include several theoretical and experimental tests. Orientation will be provided to

students especially in experiments.

» The camp will conclude with a valedictory function where distinguished scientists will be invited to

speak to the students.

» The merit list of OCSC will be prepared on the basis of the combined theoretical and experimental

score aggregated over all the test in the camp, with 60% weightage for theory and 40% weightage

for experiment.

» Performance in previous stages (NSEJS and INJSO) will not be a consideration for the merit list

and awards of OCSC.

» Approx. Top 6 in OCSC Junior Science Merit List will be declared to be special merit awardees.

» These special merit awardees will be given Approx Rs 5,000/- each in the form of books and

cash. In addition, there will be special prizes to recognize meritorious performance in theory and

experiments.

» Approx. 6 special merit awardees in Junior Science selected

at the end of OCSC will constitute 6 member student team for

International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) 2010, provided they

satisfy required criteria such as age limit, holding valid Indian

passport, medical fitness, parental consent, etc.

v Stage IV : Pre-departure Training (PDT) Camp

» The selected students will undergo a rigorous training program at

HBCSE in theory and experiment.

» Resource persons from HBCSE and different institutions across the country will train the

students.

v Stage V : Participation in IJSO.

» The selected students and teacher leaders will constitute the delegation to represent India at

IJSO.

» The details about venue and dates for IJSO can be checked from there website. Tentatively it is

conducted in the month of December.

» After final selection, medals will be awarded with certificate.

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2. Aryabhatta Math Exam

v It is conducted by Chanakya Shikshan Sanstha, Jalgaon (Mah.)

only for Mathematics subject.

v Any student can appear for this exam. No age limit.

v Students have to enroll for it.

v There is no any state quota.

v Forms Available from Aug. or Sept. every year

v The exam is in the three level.

» Aryabhatta Mathematics Level – I (Fees of Rs. 2500/-

Approx.)

» Aryabhatta Mathematics Level – II (Fees of Rs. 3000/- Approx)

» Aryabhatta Mathematics Level – III (Fees of Rs. 3500/- Approx)

v Level – I

» Part – I Chapters:

1. Mathematics Numbers; 2. Fractions; 3. Decimal Fractions; 4. Percent; 5. Ratio & Proportion;

6. Measurement & Scaling.

» Part – II Chapters:

1. Number System; 2. Power & Roots; 3. Expression, Equations & Inequalities; 4. Quadratic

Equations; 5. Graphing; 6. Real Numbers; 7. Introduction to Algebra

v Level – II


1. The basic building blocks of Geometry; 2. Angles; Parellel Lines; 3. Triangles; 4. Polygons; 5.

Geometric inequalities & similarity; 6. Circles; Perimeter & Area; 7. Surface Area and Volume of

Solids; 8. Loci & Symmetry.


1. Angles & Right Triangles; 2. The unit circle & radian measure; 3. Trigonometric Identities;

4. Trigonometric Equations & Inverse Trigonometric; 5. Graphing Trigonometric Functions; 6.

Oblique Triangles; 7. Complex Numbers & Polar Coordinates (Optional)

v Level – III


1. Functions; 2. Limit; 3. Continuity; 4. Derivatives; 5. Properties of Derivatives; 6. Derivatives

of Common Functions; 7. Implicit & Successive Differentiation.


1. Applications of Derivatives; 2. Maximum & Minimum Values; 3. Integration; 4. Integrals of

common Functions; 5. Techniques of Integration; 6. Numerical Integration; 7. Applications of

Integration

v Exam is held in two ways (Student can choose any one mode):

» Internal Exam

» External Exam

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v Internal Exam:

» The internal exam of Part-I & Part-II will be generally out of 50 marks each.

» Candidates will get chapterwise question paper with course material.

» Candidates should have solve approximately five papers chapter-wise paper for Part-I & Part-II

respectively and he/she should send these papers to “Chanakya Shikshan Prasharak Sanstha,

Jalgaon (Mah.)

» Candidates may also send these papers within the period of 3 months.

» Expert teachers will check these papers and the best five papers for Part-I & Part-II respectively

will be selected from these papers.

» After checking these papers the result will be declared.

» Each paper has approximately 10 marks.

» Internal Exam will be of approximately 100 marks out of it candidate should have obtained

approximately 50 marks. Then candidate will be considered as “Pass”.

v External Exam:

» Enrolled candidates will be permitted for examination after four months.

» Candidates may also permitted for exam within 15 days after four month of enrollment.

» Candidates will get external exam question papers on his e-mail account in the form of

attachment.

» Candidates will also get plane papers (writing paper) with course material to solve question

paper.

» After scanning the solved paper, candidates should send that attachment within six hours to

following email [email protected], [email protected]

» External exam will be of approximately 100 marks out of it candidates should have obtained

approximately 50 marks. Then candidates will be considered as “Pass”.

v Ref: www.aryabhattamatexam.com

v No sample papers are available on the website.


Target Exams for Class VII

Stages/Level

Exam Name Stage I Stage II

(if any)

Stage III

(if any)

Camp(if any)

Final Stage(if any)

Interview(if any)

Junior Science Olympiad √ √ √ √ √

Aryabhatta Mathematics Exam √ √ √

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Challenges you will face in Class VIII


v Basic information is same, which already has been given under class VII.



3. National Talent Search Exam (NTSE)

v It is conducted by NCERT (Govt. organization)

v Eligibility: For class VIII studying (Secured min 65% marks in class VII during 2010-11).

v Notification: Generally in the month of June

v Last Date of Receiving application form: Generally in the month of August

v The completed application form duly signed by Principal of school should be submitted to Liaison

Officers/concerned district official of the State before last date.

v Stage I (State Level) Exam: Generally in November.

» Only selected candidates will be called for Stage II exam.

v Stage II (National Level) Exam: Generally in May

v Written paper contains two parts: MAT & SAT (covering Social Studies, Science & Maths).

v Scholarships: On the basis of exam conducted, approx. 1000 scholarships will be awarded for each

group of students for class VIII exams. The amount of scholarship will be approx Rs 500/- per

month as per NTS rules. This assistance will given upto Post Graduation.

v Earlier NTSE used to have interview in final stage to

decide scholarship, which has been scrapped w.e.f.

2011.

v Sample papers are also available on the website.

v Ref. www.ncert.nic.in

4. International Green Olympiad

v It is India’s first environment Olympiad for schools.

v Conducted by The Energy & Resource Institute (TERI) –

Govt. organization (Ministry of Environment & Forest)

v Eligibility: Class VIII to X.

v Forms Available : Generally from the month of July

v 25% of the question will be based on the theme “Biodiversity & Environment”

v Individual registration from students will not be accepted

v Registration through online with fee of Rs. 40/- (last year) through DD in favour of TERI, New

Delhi.

v The examination can be taken either in English or Hindi.

v Schools can register themselves with a minimum of 20 students. Roll numbers will be notified to

the schools. These will also be posted on the project website.

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v Preparation of Exam:

» Read as many articles as you can on environmental issues in magazines, newspapers, books,

journals, encyclopedias. You can watch channels such as Discovery, Animal Planet & National

Geographic.

» You could order a copy of six volumes of GREEN Olympiad & TERRAQUIZ (knowledge books on

environment) through website.

v Exam : Generally conducted in the month of September.

v Result in generally declared in the month of Oct. on website and mark list along the certificates will

be dispatched to the schools.

v Schools are encouraged to keep themselves updated by checking at www.teriin.org/olympiad.

v All participants will receive certificates from Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt. of India.

Merit & Distinction certificates are also given to top performers.

v Ref.: www.teriin.org/olympiad

5. National Informatics Olympiad

v It is conducted by CBSE in collaboration with the Indian Association for

Research in Computing Science (IARCS), Mumbai across the country and

abroad.

v The examination is in two stages.

v Eligibility: It is open to all the students of Classes VIII to XII studying in

schools affiliated to CBSE as well as other boards in the country.

v Registration: The desirous students should have to apply through their

schools with a nominal fee of Rs 100/-(Last year) generally in the month

of November for the first stage examination. A consolidated DD for all the

participants of a school may be drawn in favour of Secretary, CBSE, Delhi.

v No admit card or roll number will be issued. Instead, when candidates go to write the examination,

they should carry with them a bonafide certificate with their photograph attested by the principal

of their school.

v First stage examination (Zonal Informatics Olympiad):

» Exam :Generally conducted in the month of December.

» It is a written examination to test the aptitude of the students, their logical competence,

problem-solving skills, and critical thinking.

v Second Stage Examination (Indian National Olympiad in Informatics – INOI)

» The candidates who qualify in the first stage examination as per the norms prescribed by the

selection committee will appear in the second stage examination.

» Exam: Generally conducted in the month of January

» It will be based on programming skills.

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» Students interested in INOI are strongly encouraged to work through the problems available on

the ICO Online Judge. Student can submit their solutions to these problems online and get instant

feedback about their performance.

v Selected candidates will be called for intensive training for the final selection of the candidates for

the International Olympiad in Informatics.

v Question papers from previous years and other training details are available at the Olympiad

website: www.iarcs.org.in

Target Exams for Class VIII

Stages/Level


(if any)

Stage III

(if any)

Camp(if any)

Final Stage(if any)

Interview(if any)



National Talent Search Exam (NTSE) √ √

International Green Olympiad √ √

National Informatics Olympiad √ √ √ √

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National Talent Search Exam (NTSE) - 2011

Total 44 students have been selected for final Scholarship from Delhi State, Under General Category.

Out of which FIITJEE North West Delhi Centre got 10 Selections


Swells with pride once again!

MUKUND MUNDHRA

Four Year Classroom ProgramNational Rank : 114

Zonal Rank : 11

SAHIL GROVER


Zonal Rank : 7

SAGAR GOYAL

UDAYA-One Year & Four Year Classroom Program

National Rank : 81Zonal Rank : 9

PRANSHU BANSAL

UDAYA-Two Year & Four Year Classroom Program


MAKKUNDA SHARMA

UDAYA-Two Year & Four Year Classroom Program


MEHUL GUPTA

UDAYA-One YearNational Rank : 152

Zonal Rank : 14

ROSHAN RAJ

SUPREMENational Rank : 251

Zonal Rank : 6 (Bihar)

NIPUN JAIN

UDAYA-One Year & Four Year Classroom Program


KUNAL AGGARWAL

Four Year Classroom ProgramUDAYA-One Year


ABHAY GUPTA


Zonal Rank : 21

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v Basic information is same, which already has been given under class VIII.



5. Junior Science Talent Search Exam (JSTSE) By Delhi Education Council (DEC), Delhi

v Notification: Generally in the Beginning in of August

v Last Date of Receiving form: Generally in the end of August

v It is single stage written exam followed by final inverview.

v Eligibility: For class IX studying (Secured min 65% marks in class VIII)

v Admit cards issued generally 1st week of January

v Exam: Generally in last week of January

v Exam Pattern: Objective type with no negative marking for wrong answers. Syllabus based on CBSE.

v Result: Generally declared in the month of March

v Successful candidates will be called for Final Interview generally in the month of July

v Final scholarship list (result) is generally declared in the month of August.

v Ref: www.edudel.nic.in

6. Mathematics Olympiad

v It is one of the most glamorous exam.

v This has four stages (first two stages are written test followed by camp and finally to the International

Stage)

v Student has to qualify every stage to participate into the next stage.

v Stage I : Regional Mathematics Olympiad, RMO

» Organized by HBCSE on behalf of Mathematics National Board of Higher Mathematics (NBHM) of

Department of Atomic Energy.

» Eligibility: IX to XII (special talented students from class VIII can also apply with very strong

recommendation from their schools)

» For the purpose of administering Mathematics Olympiad contests, the country has been divided in

23 regions. Every region has coordinators, in addition to this, three groups. CBSE, NVS, KVS have

reginal coordinator each.

» Application form generally available from 1st week of August (depends on regional Co-ordinator).

Challenges you will face in Class IX

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» Last Date of Receiving application form : Generally in last week of October.

» Fee is approx Rs. 75/- per candidate.

» Exam: Generally conducted in the last week of November.

» RMO is a 3 hour written test containing about 6-7 problems.

» Selected students from there respective regions have 15 appear for Stage-II (INMO).

» Sample papers & previous year papers are also available on the website.

» Ref.: www.isical.ac.in/~rmo , www.nbhm.dae.gov.in/olympiad, rmodelhi.in

Note:

» IITs also arranges preparatory classes for RMO by previous years successful students for selected

brilliant candidates.

» IITs takes selection test for this preparatory camp (like

at IIT-D under guidance of Prof. Amitabh Tripathi (Sr.

Prof., Mathematics Dept.) selected IITian who qualified in

Olympiad and got medals, take classes in this camp.

v Stage II: Indian National Mathematics Olympiad, INMO

» Exam: Generally conducted in the month of January.

» Eligibility all RMO qualifiers

» INMO is a 4-hour written test. The question paper is set centrally and is common throughout the

country.

» The top 30-35 performers in INMO receive a certificate of merit.

» Ref.: http://www.nbhm.dae.gov.in/olympiad

v Stage III: International Mathematics Olympiad Training Camp, IMOTC

» The INMO certificate awardees will be invited to a one month training camp during May-June

» Eligibility: top 30-35 INMO certified awardees

v Stage IV: International Mathematics Olympiad, IMO

» Exam: Generally conducted in the month of July.

» Best six students selected for pool of Senior and Junior batch participants and represents India.

» IMO consists of two written tests held on two days with a gap of at least one day. Each test is of

four-and-a-half-hours duration.

» Students of Indian team who receive gold, silver and bronze medals at IMO receive a cash prize

of Rs. 5,000/-, Rs. 4,000/- and Rs. 3,000/- respectively, from NBHM during the following year at

a formal ceremony at the end of the training camp.

7. Group Mathematics Olympiad (GMO)

v It is another way a student can participate in Mathematics Olympiad. But here, only best and selected

students by school can participate.

v It is conducted by CBSE.

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v Application form are generally available in the month of August

v Fee is Rs. 35/- per candidate (Last Year).

v Last date of receiving application form: is generally last week of October

v Exam : Generally conducted in the month of November

v A school can send maximum top 5 students who can represent school for the selection at GMO.

v Papers of RMO & GMO are same.

v CBSE will select candidates, strictly on merit in all India bossies. Only the selected candidates will be

informed and will be eligible to appear Stage-II (INMO) conducted by NBHM.

v From Stage II, it is merged with INMO, i.e. student can go to INMO either through RMO or through

GMO.

v Ref.: www.cbse.nic.in/olympiad

8. Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

v Exam to go abroad for Engineering courses at undergraduate level.

v Separate information booklet available, please contact nearest FIITJEE Centre

Target Exams for Class IX

Stages/Level


(if any)

Stage III

(if any)

Camp(if any)

Final Stage(if any)

Interview(if any)





JSTSE √ √

Mathematics Olympaid (RMO/ GMO) √ √ √ √

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) A Separate information booklet is available

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JSTSE, 2011 Result

48 Out of 153 Students Selected in Junior Science Talent Search

Exam (JSTSE), 2011 are from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

24 students got selected from SUPREME - Four Year Integrated School Program

Continued to...

ATHARVA SHRIKANTSUPREME – Four Year

Integrated School Program

ROHIT KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


VIKRAM KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SATYAJEET SINDHIYANISUPREME – Four Year


PUJA ANANDSUPREME – Four Year


ANAND KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SAHIL SAURAVSUPREME – Four Year


SADDAM HUSSAINSUPREME – Four Year


AMRESH KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


AMBUJ KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


MANISH KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SATYAM KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SUNNY KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SUSHISH KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SUNNY KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


RANJU KUMARISUPREME – Four Year


RAJNISUPREME – Four Year


VIKASH KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


AMARESH KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


SHIRSHAK KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


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These Ranks are as per Merit List given by JSTSE Scholarship Exam conducting body. Exam Result available at www.edudel.nic.in

NIMISHA KAUSHALASCENT –

Two Year Classroom Program

PRANAY KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


UTPAL KUMARSUPREME – Four Year


RISHABHSUPREME – Four Year


PRAKASH RANJANSUPREME – Four Year


JSTSE, 2011 Result

EVAM GILOTRAASCENT –


SIDDHANT BHARTI Four Year

Classroom Program

KUSHAGRA GOEL Four Year

Classroom Program

DIVYANSHU GANDHI

ASCENT – Two Year Classroom Program

SAURABH KUMARASCENT –


SAMMIT JAINASCENT –


MIHIR KUMARASCENT –


RISHABH GOYAL Four Year

Classroom Program

AKSHANSH CHAHALASCENT –


RACHIT ARORAASCENT –


SHOBHAN KULSHRESHTHA

ASCENT – Two Year Classroom

HARPREET SINGHASCENT –


PRAKHAR MAHAJANASCENT –


ISHITA VERMAASCENT –


CHAITANYA CHAWLAASCENT –


AIKANSH GUPTAASCENT –


JAIDEEP SINGH BHALLAASCENT –


VATSAL GUPTAASCENT –


KUNAL AGGARWALASCENT –


VARUN DABASASCENT –


VIRAT KRISHAN CHOPRA

ASCENT – Two Year Classroom Program

...continued

ASHISH HOODAThree Year Classroom

Program

ANKISH CHAWLAThree Year Classroom

Program

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Target Exams for Class X

Stages/Level


(if any)

Stage III

(if any)

Camp(if any)

Final Stage(if any)

Interview(if any)





Mathematics Olympaid (RMO/ GMO) √ √ √ √

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) A Separate information booklet is available

Challenges you will face in Class X


v Basic information is same, which already has been given

under class VII.


v Basic information is same, which already has been given

under class VII.






v Basic information is same, which already has been given under class IX.






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Junior Science Olympiad, 2010 - 2011

10 Out of 14 Selected Students from Delhi Zone in

Junior Science Olympiads (NSEJS), 2010 - 2011

are from Long Term Classroom Program at North-West Delhi Centre

AKSHANSH CHAHALStudent of

ASCENT - Two Year Classroom Program

CHANDAN KUMARStudent of

SUPREME - Four Year Integrated School PRogram

KUMAR ROSHANStudent of


GOPAL PURIStudent of


AMIT KUMARStudent of


SAURABH KUMARStudent of


SIDDHANT BHARTIStudent of


SONU KUMARStudent of


AMBUJ KUMARStudent of


ROHIT KUMARStudent of


Out of these 10 Students 7 got selected from

SUPREME-Four Year Integrated School Program

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Challenges you will face in Class XI & XII

1. IIT-JEE (well known examination)

v For any further detail, please contact FIITJEE North West Delhi centre.

2. AIEEE (well known examination)

v For any further detail, please contact FIITJEE North West Delhi centre.

3. Birla Institute of Technology & Science Aptitude Test (BIT-SAT)

v It is an online test.

v A minimum 80% mark is needed in XII Board to get admission even after qualifying the test.

v Application form available generally from the beginning of January

v Last date of receiving form: Generally at the end of January

v Exam : Generally conducted in the month of May to June

v Ref. www.bitsadmission.com

v For more details, contact nearest FIITJEE North West Delhi centre.

4. State Level Engineering Entrance Exam

v Specific to various states like

» For West Bengal, it is WBJEE.

» For Andhra Pradesh, it is EAMCET.

» For Bihar/Jharkhand, it is BCECE/JCECE, Etc.

» For more details, contact nearest FIITJEE North West Delhi centre.





7. National Science Olympiad By HBCSE

v Stage I : National Standard Examination (NSE) in Phy, Chem, Bio & Astronomy

» Conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT)

» Eligibility : There is an age criteria, kindly refer to there official website.

» Fees – Rs. 75/- per student per subject (Previous year)

» Form is available from in the month of August

» Last date of receiving application form: Generally in September


» NSEP, NSEC, NSEB, NSEA(Sr.) question paper will be of 240 marks each. Each paper is divided into

two parts and contains total 40 MCQs (3 marks each) & Part A2 – 10 MCQs (6 marks each) (with

negative marks for wrong answers).

» Exam : Generally is conducted in the month of November

» All the students who qualify to appear for INO get a certificate of merit from IAPT.

» Co-ordinator (NSE) – Prof. M.L. Oglapurkar

IAPT Office, IIE Campus, 128/2, JP Naik Marg, Kothrud, Pune – 411038. (Previous Year)

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» Approx Top 300 students of NSE for every subject will be called for (Stage - II Examination) INO

(INPhO, INChO, INBO) conducted by HBCSE. In case there is a tie at the last position, all students

with the same marks at this last position qualify for INO.

v Stage II : INO (INPhO, INChO & INBO, INAO)

» Organized by HBCSE in collaboration with IAPT, IACT, IATBS.

» Eligibility: Approx Top 300 students qualified in NSE. Individual letters will be sent to these

students informing that they have to appear for INO.

» Exam : Generally is conducted in January

» It will be organized at about 15 centres in the country.

» Students appearing for INO will be eligible for TA/DA as per norms of the programe.

» Syllabus: It will be broadly similar to NSE.

» Questions and problems in National Olympiads are usually non-

conventional and of high difficulty level, comparable to International

Olympiads.

» Result is generally declared in the month March

» Top 35 students chosen on the basis of their performance at INO will be

invited to attend Stage III - Orientation Cum Selection Camp (OCSC) in

respective discipline for about 2-3 weeks of HBCSE, Mumbai.

» In the event, there is a tie at the last position, all students with same

marks at this last position will qualify for OCSC in Science (P,C,B).

» There will be no other criterion or provision for selection to OCSC.

v Stage III : Orientation Cum Selection Camp (OCSC)

» The camp will include several theoretical and experimental tests. Orientation will be provided to

students especially in experiments.

» The camp will conclude with a valedictory function where distinguished scientists will be invited to

speak to the students.

» The merit list of OCSC will be prepared on the basis of the combined theoretical and experimental

score aggregated over all the test in the camp, with 60% weightage for theory and 40% weightage

for experiment.

» Performance in previous stages (NSE and INO) will not be a consideration for the merit list and

awards of OCSC.

» Approx Top 6 in OCSC Merit List will be declared to be special merit awardees.

» These special merit awardees will be given Rs 5,000/- each in the form of books and cash. In addition,

there will be special prizes to recognize meritorious performance in theory and experiments.

» The 5 special merit awardees in Phy., Chem. & Bio selected at the end of OCSC will constitute the

6 member student team for International Science Olympiad (ISO), provided they satisfy required

criteria such as age limit, holding valid Indian passport, medical fitness, parental consent, etc.

v Stage IV : Pre-departure Training (PDT) Camp

» The selected 5 member student team will undergo a rigorous training program at HBCSE in theory

and experiment.

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» Resource persons from HBCSE and different institutions across the country will train the

students.

v Stage V : Participation in International Science Olympiad (Phy, Chem, Bio & Astronomy)

» The 4 to 5 member student team and 2 teacher leaders with 1 scientific observer will constitute

the delegation to represent India .

» The details about venue and dates for ISO 2010 will be announced when available.

» Medals will be awarded.

8. Kishore Vaigyanik Protshahan Yojna (KVPY)

v It is a single stage exam followed by interview.

v Organized by department of Science & Technology

v Eligibility (Stream SA): Students enrolled in class XI (Science subject) and have secured a minimum of

80% (previous year) marks in aggregate in PCMB in class X Board.

(Stream SB+2): Students enrolled in class 12 (+2) join Under-graduate program in Basis Science

(B.Sc./Int.M.Sc.) provided they secured a minimum of 80% (previous year) marks in aggregate in

PCMB in class X Board.

(Stream SB): Students enrolled in 1st year of B.Sc./Int. M.Sc. and have secured a min. 60% (Previous

Year) marks in aggregate in SCIENCE subjects in class XII Board.

v Application form are available in generally in June

v Last Date of receiving application form: Generally in the month of September

v Exam fees: Rs. 200/- through pay-in-slip (Previous Year)

v Exam : Generally conducted in October

v The details of venue of the aptitude test to eligible candidates will be publish on KVPY website during

October.

v There is no state quota

v Rewards/Fellowships: (Previous Year)

Rs 4000/- p.m. +2

Rs 5000/- p.m. I to III yr B.Sc./Int.M.Sc./ B.E./B.Tech/MBBS

Rs 7000/- p.m. I/II yr M.Sc.

IV/V yr Int. M.Sc.

IV/V yr B.E./B.Tech/MBBS

v Annual renewal of fellowships will depend on maintaining good academic performance in each academic

year in the chosen stream and satisfactory performance in Summer Programs.

v KVPY fellows will have access to facilities in various research institutions. This expected to give them an

exposure to frontline research. KVPY fellows in their year will participate in Summer Camps conducted

at IISER, Kolkata/ Pune/Mohali/ HBCSE, Mumbai/ HRI-Allahabad, IIT-B and ICMR-New Delhi.

v KVPY fellows at the undergraduate level may also be individually associated with investigators and

national institutions to carryout research.

v Ref.: www.iisc.ernet.in/kvpy




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Few more exams which are not very common among students





3. Indian Statistical Institute (ISI)

v It is conducted by Indian Statistical Institute

v Course Name: B.Sc (Hons.) in Statistics/Mathematics (3 year academic

program)

v Eligibility: 10+2 with Mathematics as one of subject and English. Any

student who is asked to discontinue the program is not eligible for

readmission into this program.

v Candidates for the above programs, who have qualified for INMO test

conducted by NBHM, need not to sit for the written test, such candidates

would be directly called for interview. However, such candidates are

required to apply in the prescribed application form.

v Date of Notification: Generally in February

v Information Bulletin with application form will be available for Rs. 450/-.

(Previous year)

v Last date of receiving completed application form: Generally in March

v Date of selection test: Generally in May

v Stipend/Fellowship of Approx Rs. 800/- per month will be given.


v Ref: www.isical.ac.in

4. Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI)

v It is conducted by Chennai Mathematical Institute

v Actually it’s an entrance exam for CMI.

v Course Name: B.Sc (Hons.) in Mathematics & Computer Science and Physics (3 year academic

program)

v Eligibility: Students who have passed or expecting to pass 10+2 (or equivalent) with Mathematics from

any recognized board are eligible to admission through entrance exam. Students with exceptionally

good performance in National Science Olympiads may be exempted from writing the entrance exam at

the discretion of Admission Committee.

v Date of Notification generally in the month of March.

v Date of entrance test: generally in May


v Ref: www.cmi.ac.in


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5. Initiative for Research & Innovation in Science (IRIS)

v It is conducted by Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India.

v IRIS has participants from across the country converging at the National level Fair. Projects short-listed

from the National Fair represent India at Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF).

v Intel ISEF is the world’s largest pre-collegiate celebration of science. Held annually in May, Intel ISEF

brings together more than 1,200 students from over 40 nations to compete for over 900 prizes. There

is US$ 2 million to be won including scholarships, tution grants, internships, scientific field trips and the

grand prize: a trip to attend the Nobel Prize Ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden.

v Eligibility to participate:

» Category I: Vth to VIIIth

» Category II: IXth to XIIth

If student who have an idea that is original and innovative,

are eligible to participate, individually or in a team of 2.

v Subject categories for participation are one of the following:

» Behavioural & Social Sciences

» Chemistry

» Computer Science

» Mathematics

» Physics, Astronomy & Earth Sciences, Etc.

v Application Forms which are available on website or either collected from schools & IRIS workshops

attached in the Handbook to be filled by student and submitted along with project synopsis generally

in the month of August:

» Student’s participation form

» Synopsis & screening report

» Supporting data/additional information/ethics statement

v Scientific Review Committee (SRC) will evaluate students’ synopses. The scientists from various IITs,

IISc, BARC, TIFR, etc. are part of SRC. The SRC reviews all the synopses received for participation and

selects the most promising ones. Short-listed synopses will be invited to participate at the National

Fair.

v Student can also participate through various affiliated science fairs in the country (Navodya Vidyalaya

Samiti, CBSE, National Children’s Science Congress, etc.) .

v Projects will be selected from these Science Fairs based on IRIS judging criteria. These projects must

be research based projects and simple models of existing scientific mechanisms or principles will not

be considered.

v The projects selected from the Affiliated Fairs together with the short-listed direct entry projects

participate at the IRIS National Fair.

v National Fair: At the National Fair upto 8 projects (5 individual & 3 team projects) from Category II

will be declared as National Winners. From these, 6 projects (4 individual & 2 team projects) will be

selected to present India at ISEF. The cost of participation at ISEF for the projects selected by SRC will

be borne by IRIS.

v Coaching Camps: The winners of National Fair undergo 2 coaching sessions with the scientists to gear

up for their participation at the International level. At the end of second coaching camp, the SRC will

short list and announce 6 projects (4 individual and 2 team projects) that are finally selected for ISEF

participation.

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v Essential Elements for project:

» Project data book: It should have accurate and detailed notes of student’s research.

» Synopsis: This is a summary of student’s idea and should include the

purpose of the

experiment, procedure used, data and conclusion.

v Research paper: It should be prepared and must be available along with the

project data book with relevant written material.

» Title page

» Table of contents

» Introduction

» Discussion

» Conclusion

» Acknowledgements

» Reference List

v IRIS Judging Criteria(Generally)

IRIS Judging Criteria Individual Team

Creativity & Originality 30 25

Scientific Methodology or Application/Engineering Goals 30 25

Thoroughness 15 12

Skill 15 12

Clarity 10 10

Teamwork - 16

Total 100 100

IRIS National Fair Prizes:

Category I to II: Upto 8 projects (5 individual and 3 team projects) from category II at the National

Fair will win either or all of the below:

» A medallion and a certificate of recognition

» A special award of recognition

» An opportunity to improve project at the IRIS coaching camp

» From these 4 individual and 2 team projects will be selected for participation at ISEF.

Best of subject category: In category II at National Fair, one best project from each of the subject categories is

awarded a certificate of recognition.

v Workshops:

IRIS is organizing science workshops for students and teachers. The objective of these workshops is to


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Target Exams for Class XI & XII

Stages/Level


(if any)

Stage III

(if any)

Camp(if any)

Final Stage(if any)

Interview(if any)

IIT-JEE √

AIEEE √

BIT-SAT √

State Engineering Exams (Stages depends on different states)

√


Mathematics Olympiad (RMO/ GMO) √ √ √ √

National Science Olympiad (Physics/Chemistry/Biology/Astronomy)

√ √ √ √ √

KVPY √ √

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

A separate information booklet available.


National Intormatic Olympiad (NSTSE) √ √

ISI √

CMI √

IRIS There is no written paper in this exam. It is based on Project & Research.

give the participants information about the program details and learnings on how to do research-based

projects with a scientific approach. Eminent scientists from renowned institutes of India support these

workshops with their valuable inputs.

v Ref.: www.educationinindia.net/iris/

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IIT-JEE Result from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

Hard Work of Our Students & Faculty

Once Again Brings Notable Results

in IIT-JEE, 2011 from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centres

Sachin Goel

IIT-JEE, 2011 All India Rank - 51

Student of One Year Classroom Program at FIITJEE’s Punjabi Bagh Centre

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IIT-JEE Result from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

(All results are only from Classroom Program and in General Category)

Trailblazers in IIT-JEE, 2011 from FIITJEE School / Classroom Programs

SHARAD MAHESHWARIAIR-146

Student of ASCENT-One Year Classroom Program &


ASHISH DABASAIR-799

Student of Three Year

Classroom Program

ABHISHEKAIR-419

Student of One Year Extended Classroom Program

PARTH GAGGAR AIR-1366

Student of Two Year Classroom

Program

PRATEEK GUPTA AIR-228

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

BHAVISHYA MITTAL AIR-235

Student of ASCENT-One Year Classroom Program &


NIPUN SHRIVASTAVAAIR-281


JAVESH GARGAIR-300

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

NITESH KUHARAIR-714

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

ANSHUL SINGHALAIR-722


SHREYAS MISHRAAIR-872

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

NITISH SHARMA AIR-906

Student of ASCENT-One Year Classroom Program & Two Year

Classroom Program

RISHABH BHATNAGAR

AIR-1072

Student of Two Year Classroom Program

RACHIT SHARMAAIR-1133

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

AMAN KUMARAIR-646

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

SACHIN AIR-685

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

ASHISH GUPTA AIR-694

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

ARCHIT PAL SINGHAIR-554

Student of ASCENT-Two Year Classroom Program & Two Year

Classroom Program

ABHISHEK GUPTAAIR-525


ADITYA AGGARWALAIR-357


SIDDHARTH DWIVEDIAIR-1436


ANANT GIRDHAR AIR-1595

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

B. R. SHEKHAR AIR-1636

Student of ASCENT-One Year Classroom Program & Two Year

Classroom Program

HARPRIT DIWANAIR-1671

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

SANCHIT SINGHAL AIR-1156

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

AYUSH PANDEYAIR-1306

Student of PINNACLE -Two Year Integrated

School Program

SANKALP JAIN AIR-1724

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

CHIRAG DHULLAIR-1804

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

CHETAN CHAUHAN AIR-1904


Classroom Program

HARSH GOEL AIR-2059

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

JASKARAN SINGH VIRDI

AIR-2147


SAMARTH BANSAL AIR-2186


Classroom Program

RAHUL BENIWAL AIR-2206

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

DIVYE ANAND GUPTA AIR-2207


Classroom Program

ADITI GUPTA AIR-1727

Student of Two Year

Classroom Program

104 selections from Long Term Classroom Programs and 24 selections from Concept Strengthening Classroom Program from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centres in IIT-JEE, 2011

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Students Speaks - How I did it !

ALL INDIA TOPPER

of Indian National Mathematical Olympiad - 2011is Student of FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh Centre

Kunal Singhal

Indian National Mathematical Olympiad - 2011 All India Topper & KVPY 2010 -11 Scholar

Student of Two Year Classroom Program for IIT-JEE, 2012 at FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh (North-West Delhi) Centre

FIITJEE is

proud of you

and wishes you

to represent

India in

International

Mathematical

Olympiad and

make the

Country proud.

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We create strong Fundamental, our results prove it !

21 Students from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre selected in Regional Mathematics Olympiad (RMO) - 2010

OM SHREE

SUPREME – Four Year Integrated School Program

UJJAWAL MITTAL

ASCENT – Two Year Classroom Program & Two Year Classroom Program

CHANDAN KUMAR


ANURAG GUPTA

PINNACLE – Two Year Integrated School Program

SATYAM SHUBHAM


ASEEM BANSAL


KUMAR SIDDHARTH


SAURABH SHARMA


JASWINDER SINGH


VAIBHAV SAWHNEY


PRATYAKSH SHARMA


AMAN BAWEJA


TAPAN CHUGH


KSHITIJ BATHLA


SUMIT KUMAR


VASAV AYUSH


KUNAL SINGHAL


SATWANT SINGH

Four Year Classroom Program

ROUNIT


ANMOL GULATI

Four Year Classroom Program

SAHIL SHARMA


Regional Mathematics Olympiad (RMO) - 2010

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Students Selected in Senior Physics Olympiad

Students Selected in Senior Chemistry Olympiad

Students Selected in Senior Astronomy Olympiad

RUSHIL KHURANAStudent of

Two Year Classroom Program for IIT-JEE, 2009-11

CHETAN CHAUHANStudent of

ASCENT - Two Year Classroom Program of 2007-09 &


JASKARAN VIRDIStudent of


PRATEEK GUPTAStudent of


SACHIN GOELStudent of


RUSHIL KHURANAStudent of


B. R. SHEKHARStudent of



AASHISH GUPTAStudent of


PRATEEK SEHGALStudent of


SAMARTH BANSALStudent of



NITISH SHARMAStudent of

ASCENT - One Year Classroom Program of 2008-09 &


GURPREET KAURStudent of

hree Year Classroom Program for IIT-JEE 2008-11

ARCHIT PAL SINGH SACHDEVAStudent of

ASCENT - Two Year Classroom Program of 2007-09 & Two Year Classroom Program for IIT-JEE, 2009-11

National Science Olympiad (NSO), 2010-11

from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre

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Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana - KVPY, 2010-11 (Final Selection)

Deepak MalikStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Jaskaran Singh VirdiStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Sharad MaheshwariStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Abhinav BhatiaStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Nitesh KumarStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Shivam KhareStudent of PINNACLE-Two

Year Integrated School Program for IIT-JEE, 2012

Abhishek GuptaStudent of PINNACLE-Two


Aditya AggarwalStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Rushil KhuranaStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

SachinStudent of PINNACLE-Two


Sanil JainStudent of PINNACLE-Two


Pratyaksh SharmaStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2012

Kunal SinghalStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2012

Nitesh Kumar GuptaStudent of One Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Ashish DabasStudent of Four Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Ayush PandeyStudent of PINNACLE-Two


Dev NarayanStudent of Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2011

Kshitij BathlaStudent of ASCENT -Two

Year Classroom Program & Two Year Classroom Program

for IIT-JEE, 2012

18 Students from FIITJEE North-West Delhi Centre selected in

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana - KVPY, 2010-11 (Final Selection)

When we train our students there is only one Aim Total Success!

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Not just India’s Best,

Our Top Rankers go to the World’s Best

Jaswinder Singh

Scored 2400 / 2400 marks in SAT - II,

Scored 2240 / 2400 marks in SAT -I & 5/5 in

Advanced Placement (AP), acknowledged as an

AP Scholar with Distinction.

Student of ASCENT - Two Year Classroom Program (IX & X) and Two Year Classroom

Program (XI & XII) for IIT-JEE, 2011 at FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh Centre

B. R. Shekhar

2400 / 2400 marks in SAT-II Scored 95.4% in X Boards

Student of ASCENT - Two Year Classroom Program (IX & X) and

Two Year Classroom Program (XI & XII) for IIT-JEE, 2011

at FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh Centre

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

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Classroom Programs at North-West Delhi Centre at a Glance...

STANDARD PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AT KOHAT (ROHINI) & JANAKPURI CENTRE

VII UDAYA – TWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR NTSE

VIII UDAYA – ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR NTSE

IX FOUR YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE

X THREE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE

XI TWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; PINNACLE – TWO YEAR Integrated SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE

XII ONE YEAR CLASSROOM FOR IIT-JEE

XII PassONE YEAR EXTENDED CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; SPECIAL CLASSROOM PROGRAM (EX−FIITJEEIAN); ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR AIEEE

STANDARD PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AT PUNJABI BAGH CENTRE

VI LITTLE GENIE – ONE YEAR FOUNDATION PROGRAM

VII UDAYA – TWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR NTSE

VIII UDAYA – ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR NTSE

IXFOUR YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; SUPREME – FOUR YEAR Integrated SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; UNIVQUEST – FOUR YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR US UNIVERSITIES

XTHREE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; UNIVQUEST – THREE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR US UNIVERSITIES

XITWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; PINNACLE – TWO YEAR Integrated SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; TWO YEAR CONDENSED CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; UNIVQUEST - TWO YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR US UNIVERSITIES

XIIONE YEAR CLASSROOM FOR IIT-JEE; SPECIAL WEEKEND ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; INTENSIVE CONTACT PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE

XII PassONE YEAR EXTENDED CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE; SPECIAL CLASSROOM PROGRAM (EX−FIITJEEIAN), ONE YEAR CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR AIEEE; INTENSIVE CONTACT PROGRAM FOR IIT-JEE

L I M I T E D

National Admissions Office : FIITJEE House, 29-A, Kalu Sarai, Sarvapriya Vihar, New Delhi - 110 016Ph. : 011 - 46106000, 26569493, 26515949 All India Toll Free No. : 1800 11 4242 Fax : 011 - 26513942 Web : www.fiitjee.com

Punjabi Bagh Centre: 31, 32, 33, Central Market, West Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi - 110 026 Ph.: 011 – 45634000, Fax: 011 – 45634011

Rohini Centre : 367, Kohat Enclave, 2nd &3rd Floor, Near Kohat Metro Station, Pitampura, New Delhi - 110 034 Ph.: 011 – 47064000

Janakpuri Centre : B-1, 623, 2nd Floor, At District Centre Crossing, Janakpuri, New Delhi - 110 058 Ph.: 011 – 45616600

PUNJABI BAGH CENTRE

JANAK PURI CENTRE

ROHINI CENTRE

Documents

DELHI CENTRE - FIITJEE North West Delhi - Homefiitjeenorthwest.com/admin/upload/COYW-NW-Brochure.pdf · KVPY stage- 1. Finally 18 students received scholarship after ﬁnal interview