Seoni District of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Seoni District :

Seoni district forms part of the Satpura tableland, containing the headwaters of the Wainganga. It is largely covered with forest. The district is remarkable for the beauty of its scenery and the fertility of its valleys.

The northern and western portions include the plateaus of Lakhnadon and Seoni; the eastern section consists of the watershed and elevated basin of the Wainganga; and in the south-west is a narrow strip of rocky land known as Dongartal. The plateaus of Seoni and Lakhnadon vary in height from 1,800 to 2,000 ft.; they are well cultivated and clear of jungle, and their temperature is always moderate and healthy.

Geologically the north part of Seoni consists of trap hills and the south of crystalline rock. The soil of the plateaus is the rich black cotton soil formed by disintegrated trap, of which about two-thirds of the district are said to consist; but towards the south, where cliffs of gneiss and other primitive formations occur, the soil is siliceous and contains a large proportion of clay.

The chief river is the Wainganga, with its affluents the Sagar, Theli, Bijna and Thanwar; other streams are the Timar and the Sher, tributaries of the Nerbudda. The annual rainfall averages 53 in. The principal crops are wheat, millets, rice, pulse, oil-seeds and cotton.

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Tourist Places :

Amodagarh :

This place is situated on Seoni-Mandla State Highway at Amodagarh where remains of SonaRani’s Palace still can be seen. This place is 32 K.M. from Seoni and 10 K.M. from chhui. There are some beautiful place   in the forest. It is believed that this place was the work Place of Jungle Book’s little hero Mougli
Bhimgarh Sanjay Sarovar Dam :
Bhimgarh Sanjay Sarovar Dam has been built on WainGanga river at Chhapara,Seoni which is the largest dam of soil in asia . Irrigation facility has been extended due to this dam. This place is being developed as tourist place & boating facility is also available here. Recently electricity production has been started from this dam
Pench Tiger Reserve :

The Pench Tiger Reserve is named after the Pench river, which flows from north to south through     the Reserve. The Reserve is located in the southern reaches of the Satpura hill ranges in the Seoni and Chhindwara districts in the Madhya Pradesh state of India. The terrain is undulating, with most of the area covered by small hill ranges, steeply sloping on the sides.

        The Reserve is situated in an area that holds a significant place in the natural history of Central India. The description of its natural beauty, richness in flora and fauna has appeared in numerous wildlife books dating back to 17th century. Books written in the 19th and early 20th century by famous naturalists like Captain J. Forsyth and Rudyard Kipling‘s Jungle Book explicitly present the detailed panorama of nature’s abundance in this tract.

        An extensive forest belt extends in three directions, north, east and south, covering forest tracts of Seoni, Balaghat and Nagpur districts. The contiguous forest on the southern side in the Maharashtra state of India, initially notified as Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru National Park has been recently included in the Project Tiger network by the same name as this Reserve. A dam was constructed on the Pench river on south-eastern boundary of the Reserve.

        The area is criss-crossed by numerous seasonal streams and nalas. The Pench river flowing through the central line of the Reserve is dry by the April-end but a number of water pools locally known as dohs are found, which serve as waterholes for wild animals. A few perennial springs also exist in this area. However, the water sources are not suitably distributed, hence large area remains unutilized by the wild animals. The Pench reservoir at the center of the Reserve is the only major water source during pinch period.

        As the prey concentration is high along the Pench river, tigers usually inhabit this belt. Leopards, though, generally operate in the peripheral areas but are occasionally seen in deep forests also. Jungle cats are commonly seen. Leopard cats, Small Indian Civets and Palm Civets are common but seen very rarely.

        Wild dogs are commonly seen in packs of 12 to 15, near Chhedia, Jamtara, Bodanala and Pyorthadi areas of the Reserve. Wild Boar is ubiquitous. Sloth bear occupy hilly, rocky out crops and favour mahul bel infested forest. Chinkara is present in very small number and is found in open areas around Turia, Telia, Dudhgaon villages. Jackals are seen occasionally in near Tekadi, Alikatta and Chhindimatta villages

AIPMT 2015 Preparation Tips

With the dates for AIPMT 2015 being declared as 3rd May 2015. The All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Entrance Examination 2015 shall be conducted by the CBSE and the date has been now released. The date fixed for the AIPMT 2015 is 3rd May 2015 and the exam shall be held across the county except Jammu & Kashmir and Andhra Pradesh. The entrance exam is considered to be the gateway for BDS and MBBS courses and the scores of AIPMT shall fetch the aspirants, seats in various Government Medical/Dental Colleges across the country.

AIPMT 2015 EXAM PATTERN: 

 

Questions: Time
Allowed:
Marking
Procedure:
Question
Booklet:
AIPMT 2015 question paper consists a total of 180 Questions
of objective type with multiple choices. Each of the subjects (Chemistry,
Physics and Mathematics) shall carry 45 questions.
3 hours shall be allotted to complete the AIPMT 2015 Exam Every correct shall be awarded with 4 marks and every wrong
answer shall be deducting 1 mark.
AIPMT 2015 Question Booklet shall carry 4 sets and each of the
booklets shall be in English as well as Hindi. The candidates are supposed to
choose their own choice of language while filling the AIPMT 2015 application
form.

APIMT 2015 SYLLABUS

The general standard of the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) entrance test 2015 shall be that of class 12th and the syllabus set shall be as per the class 12 syllabus.

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AIPMT PAPER ANALYSIS

PHYSICS (Break-up in %)

125 

CHEMISTRY (Break-up in %)

126

BOTANY (Break-up in %)

127

 

ZOOLOGY (Break-up in %)

128

AIMPMT PREVIOUS YEARS QUESTIONPAPER ANALYSIS

Difficulty levels of last three years AIPMT Papers:

Year Physics Chemistry Biology
2013 Average difficulty Average toughness, The questions from Physical Chemistry were more of conceptual and calculation based Higherdifficulty levelin comparison to that of 2012 AIPMT Question paper
2012 Much easierincomparison to that of 2011 AIPMT Question paper Average difficulty level but tricky questions Moderatedifficulty level
2011 Little trickyand above averagedifficulty level Increased difficulty in comparison to that of 2010 AIPMT Question paper Averagedifficulty level

AIPMT 2015 PREPARATION TIPS

  • Have thorough understanding of the syllabus and make sure you complete the entire syllabus and no topicsfrom the syllabus shall be missed out from preparation.
  • Note down all the important formula of mathematics and chemistry separately and get along with them during the last minute preparation. By noting these formulas separately you can also refer them at any point while practicing the numerical.
  • Planning strategically can help a lot while preparing for the AIPMT, keep sufficient time for the revision and group discussion with friends. It helps you boost your confidence and also makes your basic strong.
  • Practice as many test papers and sample papers you can in order to have a thorough idea of the question expected in the main exam.
  • Prepare notes of meanings and short definitions of terminologies of Biology, Botany and Zoology while preparing. This is very helpful in the last minute preparation as you can find all the stuff at one place and can revise perfectly.
  • As the subjects like Biology, botany and zoology have more of theory and diagrams, practicing the diagrams vigorously can help a lot in the exam as these diagrams can be asked in the exam and questions can be framed out of it.
  • Sort out all the doubts at the earliest by discussing it with the teachers or even friends
  • Preparing from the NCERT books helps a lot while preparing for AIPMT and other medical and engineering entrances as the syllabus for these exams are almost the same as of the NCERT books and hence having a thorough overview from the NCERT books can help you score great.
  • Revise all the topics thoroughly as the AIPMT questions are not repeated always and by revising thoroughly one can ace the topics and can answer any question asked from it.
  • Practice all the pas years AIPMT question papers as this can be very helpful in understanding the format of questions asked in the exam.

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