Manipal (mu – oet) Updates

Gorakhpur District of Uttar Pradesh at a Glance

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Lok Sabha Constituencies in Gorakhpur district, Uttar Pradesh (MP Constituencies) Bansgaon
Gorakhpur
Sant Kabir Nagar
MLA Assembly Constituencies in Gorakhpur district, Uttar Pradesh Bansgaon
Caimpiyarganj
Chauri-Chaura
Chillupar
Gorakhpur Rural
Gorakhpur Urban
Khajani
Pipraich
Sahajanwa

About Gorakhpur District :

The present  district of   Gorakhpur,  265 Kms  east  of capital  Lucknow, on National  Highway -28 lies between Latitude   26° 46´ N and Longitude 83° 22´ E, covers  the  geographical  area of  3483.8  Sq. km.  It is bounded by  districts Mahrajganj  in the north, Ambedkar Nagar, Azamgarh and Mau in the south,  Kushinagar and Deoria in the east and Sant Kabirnagar in the west

Gorakhpur is the headquarters of Gorakhpur Division and  District. Gorakhpur division comprises of four districts, Gorakhpur, Deoria, Mahrajganj and Kushinagar.

As a  basic  administration  unit   the  district,  has  assumed  a greater  development and regulatory role consequent  to  emphasis  on decentralised  planning.   It  is  divided  into  seven Tehsils ( Revenue Sub- Divisions)   presided  over by a Sub  Divisional  Magistrate. Tehsils  are further subdivided into nineteen Development Blocks, Blocks into 191 Nyay Panchayat and these Nyay Panchayats into 1233 Gram Sabhas which consists of 3319 Revenue villages

At a Glance :

Total  Area 3483.8 Sq. Km.
Total Population 37,69,456
Urban Population 19.60%
Rural Population 80.40%
Sex Ratio 959
Literacy 43.3%
Male Literacy 60.6%
Female Literacy 24.4%
Main Rivers Rapti(134 Km.)  and   Ghaghra(77 Km.)
Main Lake Ramgarh Tal
Main Road National Highway- 28
Main Crops Paddy,  wheat, Pulses  and   Sugarcane
Main Industries Sugar Mills,  Handloom   &  Textiles
Main Language Hindi  and  Bhojpuri
Main Fair Khicheri Mela(14th Jan.),  Syed Salaar Mela, Tarkulha Mela(Chaitra Ram Navami)
Handicrafts Terracota  ( Of National & International fame)
News Paper Publications Dainik Jagran,  Aaj,   Rashtriya Sahara, Amar Ujala, Hindustan Times  and Swatantra Chetna
Tourist Places Chauri Chaura,  Kushinagar,   Kapilvastu,  Lumbini
Tourist Information U.P. Tourism Information Counter, Railway Station
Regional Tourism Office, Gorakhpur
Temples Gorakhnath Temple,  Geeta Vatika,  Vishnu Mandir
Government Hospitals Telephone Nos.
Medical College, Gorakhpur 2311434,2310817
Civil Hospital, Gorakhpur 2336622,2332203
Railway Hospital, Gorakhpur

 

Private   Hospitals Telephone Nos.
Hanuman Prasad Poddar Cancer Hospital
Kushth Sewa Ashram
Star Hospital 2338808
Garg Hospital 2339696
Fatima Hospital
Nangalia Hospital 2332095
M.M. Nursing Home 2203215
Saraf Nursing Home 2339498
Sitapur Eye Hospital
NavJyoti Eye Hospital 2336110
Anandlok Hospital 2256802
Gulati Nursing Home 2333150
Agrawal Orthopaedic Hospital 2333102
Life Line Nursing Home 2310852
Apollo Clinic
Guru Gorakshnath Hospital
Raj Eye Hospital 2292340

Tourist Places :

Gorakhnath Temple
Gorakhnath temple is 4 Kms. from Gorakhpur  Railway Station on Nepal Road  dedicated to great yogi Gorakhnath. It is one of the most prominent  and magnificent temples of this area. A month-long ‘Makar  Sankranti Mela’ is held every year commencing on 14th of january. Several Lakhsof pilgrims and tourists visit the temple especially during the Mela. gorakhnath2.JPG (50778 bytes)
Vishnu Temple
The famous temple associated  with a large statue  of  Lord Vishnu,   made of Kasauti  (Black)  stone,    belongs to the Pal dynasty of  12th  Century A.D.    Ram  lila   is  organised   here  on  the  Dusshera   festival.  The    procession  is  so  grand  that   it   fetches  the tourist  to visit in the season. vishnu.JPG (58102 bytes)
Geeta Vatika
Geeta Vatika is situated on Pipraich road, 3 km. from  Railway station.,  is probably   the only place   where non-stop  24 hours   prayers are   offered for goddess   ‘RADHA’  the divine   love  of Lord  Krishna.  Grand  temple  of  lord   Radha – Krishna  is  the  centre  of  attraction.

 

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Arogya Mandir
Established by Late Bitthal Das Modi in 1940, it is being visited for Naturopathy. The patients  are given natural treatment.

Beautiful building and its green lustre premises are also worth seeing.

 
Gita Press
Gita Press is 4 km. from Railway Station on Reti Chowk.   All   18  parts  of  “SHREE MAHABHAGWAT GITA” is    written   on  marble – walls.   Other wall   hangings  and paintings reveal the   events of life of Lord Rama & Krishna. All sorts of Hindu  religious books and handloom-textiles are sold here on  subsidised rates.  gitapress.JPG (63145 bytes)
Imambara
 Built by Hajrat saint Roshan Ali Shah     in  1717 AD.  It is famous for gold and  silver Tajia. A DHUNI  (smoke fire) is  maintained   continuously  after   sufi Saint   death. imam.JPG (46544 bytes)
Ramgarh Taal
Ramgarh Tal is a huge and natural lake spread in   1700 acres. Its beauty is attributed with Tara Mandal at its southern bank. Other attractions of this place are  Water Sports Complex, Buddha Museum, Planetarium,   Tourist Bunglow, Champa Vihar Park and Circuit House. planet.JPG (44258 bytes)

Manipal (OET) Engineering 2014 Exam Centres

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Test Centres
AHMEDABAD KANPUR
ALLAHABAD KOLKATA
ASANSOL KOTA
BANGALORE KOZHIKODE
BELGAUM LUCKNOW
BHILLAI LUDHIANA
BHOPAL MANGALORE
BHUBANESHWAR MANIPAL
CHANDIGARH MEERUT
CHENNAI MUMBAI
COIMBATORE NAGPUR
DEHRADUN NOIDA
DELHI PANJIM
DUBAI PATNA
ERNAKULAM PORTBLAIR
GANGTOK PUNE
GANJAM RANCHI
GULBARGA SURAT
GURGAON THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
GUWAHATI UDAIPUR
HYDERABAD VARANASI
INDORE VIJAYAWADA
JABALPUR VIZAG
JAIPUR



 

Manipal (OET) Engineering 2014 Test Pattern

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  • The test duration is of 2.30 hours and consists of 200 multiple choice questions (MCQ) of the objective type.
  • The approximate distribution of questions is as follows:
  1. Physics – 50 questions,
  2. Chemistry – 50 questions,
  3. Mathematics – 70 questions,
  4. English & General Aptitude – 30 questions.

Manipal (OET) Engineering 2014 Updates

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Manipal – OET Engineering Exam (MUOET)

Manipal (OET) Procedure

Manipal (OET) Instructions

Manipal (OET) E – Hall Ticket

Manipal (OET) Centres Regulations

Manipal (OET) FAQ

Manipal (OET) Engineering 2014 Important Dates

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  • Last date for receipt of application form : 11th, March, 2014.
  • Commencement of classes : 28th, July, 2014.
  • Test schedule for B.Tech : 14th, April 2014 to 15th, May 2014.

Manipal (OET) Centres Regulations

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 Regulations at the Test Centre

Candidates should arrive at the test centre as per the reporting time mentioned in the e-hall ticket. There will be pre-test process which includes registration and an on-site orientation prior to the start of the actual test. If a candidate arrives after the on-site orientation has begun, he/she will not be allowed to take the test. The test hall will be opened 30 minutes before the commencement of the test.

The candidate has to register his/her name in the registration counter. The e-hall tickets of the candidates will be checked to satisfy about the identity of each candidate.

Each candidate is given a seat with a computer. Candidates must find out and occupy their allotted seats at least 15 minutes before the commencement of the test.

Candidates will not be allowed to carry any textual material, printed or written, bits of papers or any other material except the e-hall ticket inside the test hall. Candidates are also not permitted to bring calculators, slide rules, clark tables, electronic watches with facilities of calculators, laptop or palmtop computers, personal stereo systems, walkie-talkie sets, mobile phones, paging devices or any other object/device that is likely to be of unfair assistance.

No candidate will be allowed to go outside the test hall till the completion of the entire duration of time. Once candidates leave the hall (even if only to answer a call of nature) they cannot return under any circumstances. Smoking in the test hall is strictly prohibited. Tea, coffee, cold drinks or snacks are also not allowed to be taken into the test hall.

There are no waiting facilities for family and friends at the test centre. Candidates should plan to meet them elsewhere after the test ends. 

Candidates shall maintain perfect silence and attend to their questions only. All actions of the candidate in the test hall will be closely monitored using web cameras and closed circuit TV cameras. Any conversation or gesticulation or disturbance in the test hall shall be deemed as misbehaviour and if a candidate is found using unfair means or impersonation, their candidature will be cancelled and they will be liable to be debarred from taking examination either permanently or for a specified period to be decided by the Manipal University. The Manipal University reserves the right to withhold the result of such candidates.

Candidates must sign the attendance sheet in the presence of the invigilator. The invigilator will also put his/her signature in the place provided in the e-hall ticket.

Manipal (OET) E – Hall Ticket

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The e-hall ticket will be generated 24 hours after the candidate has booked his/her schedule through the online test booking system. The e-hall ticket will be issued for only those candidates who book a slot using the online test booking system before the booking end date for respective courses as per the booking schedule.

The e-hall ticket will indicate the e-hall ticket number, course/s applied, address of the test centre, test date & time selected by the candidate. Discrepancies, if any, must be brought to our notice immediately.

The e-hall ticket will be made available at www.admissions.manipal.edu  . Candidate should provide the application form number and online test booking password to download the e-hall ticket. The copy of the e-hall ticket will also be emailed to the candidate. Candidates must provide valid email ID in the application form.

The e-hall ticket will NOT be dispatched to candidates via post or fax. 

Candidates should ensure that a printer is connected to their computer while printing the e-hall ticket. Candidates should take two print outs of the e-hall ticket using the print option on A4 size paper only. Please ensure that all information on the e-hall ticket including photograph is clearly visible on the print out.

No candidate will be permitted to appear for the test without a valid e-hall ticket.

The candidates must not mutilate the e-hall ticket or change any entry made therein after it has been authenticated and received by them. The e-hall ticket is not transferable to any other person. Impersonation is a legally punishable offence.

The e-hall ticket is an important document; it must be preserved and produced at the time of counselling/admission.

Report to the selected test centre with the two copies of the e-hall ticket, one photocopy of the application form and any one of the following for photo identification:

Passport/Driving License/EC Voter ID card/IT PAN card or School/College photo-bearing ID card

Manipal (OET) Medical 2014 Updates

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Manipal – OET Medical Exam (MUOET)

Manipal (OET) Procedure

Manipal (OET) Instructions

Manipal (OET) E – Hall Ticket

Manipal (OET) Centres Regulations

Manipal (OET) FAQ

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