Allahabad Bank Clerical (SWO) Recruitment 2011 Results

Allahabad Bank has been published the SWO Clerical Project 2011-12 Recruitment Result. Allahabad Bank Clerical (SWO - A) Recruitment Post 2011 Result announced on 25th July, 2011. Allahabad Bank SWO Clerical Recruitment Written Test held on May, 2011.

Allahabad Bank list of the selected candidates is made available in the bank’s official website : http://www.allahabadbank.com/.

Candidates who have applied for the Allahabad Bank SWO Clerical Post can check the results in the aforementioned website. List of Candidates who have qualified for Interview in the Written test held on 8th May, 2011. Selected candidates are required to appear in the interview. To get more information regarding the Allahabad Bank Recruitment Interview time, date and venue, visit the link given below link.

Results Links:
Allahabad Bank Clerical (S.W.O. -A) Recruitment Project Result & Bio Data

Corporation Bank Probationary Officer (PO) Exam Result 2011

Corporation Bank has published the results of the Written Examination held on 29th May, 2011 for the Post of Probationary Officer in the Bank. Corporation Bank Written Test for Probationary Officers Result announced on 26th July, 2011. To know more information about corporation Bank PO Exam Results,

Visit in the bank’s official website: http://www.corpbank.com/.

Candidates who have applied for the Corporation Bank PO Exam can check the results made available in the bank’s aforementioned website. Corporation Bank Written examination held on 29.05.2011 for the post of Probationary Officer, candidates with the following Roll Numbers have provisionally qualified for being called for interview.

NOTE :
1. Interview is scheduled at different centres between 03.08.2011 & 08.08.2011. Email call letters are beingsent to the email-id registered in the application to the successful candidates to appear for the interview with date,time & venue. Those successful candidates who do not receive email by 28.07.2011 for whatsoever reason areadvised to contact at mprs@corpbank.co.in. Please note that no Hard Copy of the Call Letter will be despatched.
2. Format of Biodata and Caste Certificate (for SC/ST/OBC candidates only) is available on Bank's website (underCareers).
3. Facility for tracking of marks is being made available shortly. Notice regarding operationalising the same will beput on website. Those candidates desirous of knowing marks are requested to make use of the same. Please notethat no correspondence in this regard will be entertained.

Results Link:
Corporation Bank Results of the written test held on 29.05.2011 for Probationary Officers 

SBTEB 1st Sem LE Exam and 2nd Semester Exam Result 2011 Out Read more : SBTEB 1st Sem LE Exam and 2nd Semester Exam Result 2011 Out | Indian Exam Results Under Creative Commons License: Attribution

State Board of Technical Education Bihar (SBTEB) has published Semester I (LE) Exam 2011 (ODD) Result and Semester II Examination 2011 (Even) Result. SBTEB 1st Semester LE Exams 2010 (Odd) and 2nd Semester Exams 2011 (Even) Results announced on 25th July, 2011. Bihar State Board of Technical Education 1st Sem LE Exam and 2nd Semester Exam held in May, 2011.

 Visit Board's official website : http://www.sbtebihar.gov.in/.

Results Links:

Sem I Lateral Entry Exam 2010(ODD) Compartmental Results

Sem I Lateral Entry Exam 2010(ODD) Results

Sem II Lateral Entry Exam 2010(Even) Compartmental Results

Sem II Lateral Entry Exam 2010(Even) Results

Karnataka Department of Pre-University Education (PUE) has been announced the PUC 2nd Supplementary Exam Results 2011

The Karnataka Department of Pre-University Education (PUE) has been announced the PUC 2nd Supplementary Exam Results 2011. Karnataka PUC Supplementary Examination Results 2011 announced on July 26th at 2:30 pm. To know more details regarding Karnataka 2nd PUC Rresults 2011,

 visit the PUE’s official website: http://pue.kar.nic.in/.


The Karnataka Department of Pre-University Education is an Independent department dealing with First year and Second year Pre-University classes (11th and 12th standards). This is the distinctive feature of the State. All the colleges offering Pre-University Education come under the control of Department of Pre-University Education. Pre-University Education is a link between Secondary Education and Higher Education including Professional and General Education.

Results Links:
(PUE) Supplementary 2011 Results

England won by 196 runs Test at Lord's, London, England

London: James Anderson grabbed his 11th five wicket haul in the longest form of the game, as England won the historic 2000th Test against India by a whopping 196 runs on the fifth and final day at Lord's on Sunday.

Anderson finished with figures of 5/69 as India lost their last three wickets for a mere five runs.

Praveen Kumar (2) was bowled neck and crop by Stuart Broad, before Anderson got back to back wickets of Suresh Raina (78) and Ishant Sharma (1) to settle the issue in favour of the home team.

Kevin Pietersen was declared man of the match for his unbeaten 202 in the first innings.

With this win, England have taken a 1-0 lead in the four match series, as both teams turn their attention to Nottingham for the second Test which starts on Friday.

Tremlett struck for England after the tea break by getting rid of Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Dhoni was caught behind by England wicketkeeper Matt Prior for 16.

The visitors lost their seventh wicket when Harbhajan was dimissed for 12. The Indian off spinner skied an attempted pull shot off the bowling of Anderson who took his fourth wicket of the innings as Tremlett completed a fine running catch.

Earlier, Raina brought up his sixth half century, and was involved in an unbroken partnership of 53 with Dhoni.

Raina was unbeaten on 54 and Dhoni was giving him company on 16 at the end of the second session.

Anderson got the all important scalp of Sachin Tendulkar (12) in the post lunch session by trapping the maestro leg before wicket.

The visitors lost the crucial wickets of Rahul Dravid (36), VVS Laxman (56) and Gautam Gambhir (22), and went into lunch at 142/4.

The Indians got off to a poor start on the last day when Dravid who made 36 was caught by Prior off the bowling of James Anderson.

India then lost their fourth wicket when Graeme Swann got rid of Gambhir.

Gambhir lunged forward as the ball hit his pad and umpire Asad Rauf took his time before deciding in the bowler's favour.

James Anderson struck a killer blow for England by getting rid of the well set Laxman for 56. Laxman was caught by Ian Bell at short mid wicket after an attempted pull by the batsman failed to clear Bell.

Earlier on Sunday, a sixth Test hundred by England wicketkeeper Matt Prior, and an unbeaten 74 by Stuart Broad put the hosts in a commanding position.

At stumps on day four, India were 80/1 having lost Abhinav Mukund (12), and still 378 away from their victory target with Dravid (34) and Laxman (32) at the crease.

India had conceded a lead of 190 runs after being bowled out for 286 in reply to the hosts' first inning total of 474.

Prior then went to score his sixth Test ton as England declare their second innings at 269/6 to set India a victory target of 458.

In pics: England vs India, 1st Test, Day 5

England team unchanged for 2nd Test against India

Celebrating a massive triumph in the series opener, England on Tuesday named an unchanged 12-member squad for the second cricket Test against India to be played at Trent Bridge from July 29.

Pacer Tim Bresnan was once again added to the squad that defeated India by 196 runs at Lord’s on Monday even though he could not make the cut for the playing XI in the lung-opener.

England national selector Geoff Miller lauded the team’s performance in the opening Test and hoped it would only improve in the remaining three matches.

“There was a lot to be pleased about from the opening Test at Lord’s. We saw some excellent performances with both bat and ball which resulted in an outstanding win on the final day of what was a memorable match,” Miller said in a statement.

“While the squad from the first npower Test all came through unscathed we have included Tim Bresnan in the squad for this next Test and he’ll once again be pushing for selection following a short turnaround in between Test matches,” he added.

England squad: Andrew Strauss (Captain), James Anderson, Ian Bell, Tim Bresnan, Stuart Broad, Alastair Cook, Eoin Morgan, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann, Chris Tremlett, Jonathan Trott.

Source:http://www.thehindu.com/

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