RESULTS THROUGH IVRS (INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM)
Rates for IVRS per roll no. will be a maximum of Rs.1.20 per call (180 sec pulse rate duration) based on the plan. As per previous years, with the help of National Informatics Centre (NIC), Department ofInformation Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology , Govt. of India, Board would be disseminating its results through IVRS also. The telephone numbers of NIC and other organization through which results can be had through IVRS are as
follows:-

(a) National Informatics Centre :
24357270
- for local subscribers in Delhi
011-24357270
- for subscribers in other parts of the country
(b) MTNL :
28127030 for local subscribers in Delhi
011-28127030 for subscribers in other parts of the country

(c) Others :
TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) Covered Operators
55456068 for IDEA subscribers
1255536 for BSNL subscribers
(Outside Delhi – Landline & Mobile)
5550099 for AIRCEL subscribers
5303052 for VIDEOCON subscribers
54321223 for TATA INDICOM subscribers
54321202 for Airtel subscribers
56735 for Vodafone subscribers
56583 for Reliance subscribers

3. RESULTS THROUGH SMS (SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE)

1) She is a beautiful girl.
In this sentence ‘beautiful’ is an adjective,

Now see this sentence.

2) She is a girl of great beauty.
In this sentence ‘of great beauty’ is an adjective phrase.(Phrase is a group of words depicting one meaning).

Let us see this sentence.

3) She is a girl who is beautiful.
In this sentence ‘who is beautiful’ is a Clause. (A Clause is a group of words with a subject and a predicate.)

Look at the 3^rd sentence carefully. She is a girl can stand alone but who is beautiful cannot stand alone. It needs the support of the first part of the sentence.

Now we shall divide this sentence into 2 parts. She is a girl /who is beautiful. The second part of the sentence needs the support of the first part.

The result is;

She is a girl—Main Clause

Who is beautiful—Subordinate  Clause.

Now this subordinate clause  says something more about the noun ‘girl’ in the Main Clause.
A word that says something more about a noun is an Adjective and so a clause that says something more is known as an Adjective Clause.

Some more examples of sentences with this Clause;
a)     The man who is fat is my grandfather.
b)    Raja likes movies that are directed by Manirathnam.
c)     The stone which shines the most is the diamond.

I hope you have tried to understand the concept of the Clause Analysis.

We shall see all the types of Clauses one by one.

Try to analyse the sentences given into Main Clause and Subordinate Clause.

1.    Students should divide their time according to their daily tasks especially when they are preparing for board exams.
2.    There should be a break after every 2 hours of studying.
3.    There should be refreshments in the breaks they take in their study schedules.
4.    Cell phones and other such devices should be turned- off. So that you should not get distracted when you are preparing for CBSE board exams.
5.    The student should be out of earshot of any computers, televisions etc.
6.    The place to study should be quiet and devoid of any distractions.
7.    Every hard or uninteresting subject/topic should be followed by any easy or an interesting subject/topic.
8.    Students should avoid doing ‘at stretch’ studies.

So, a planned study time-frame can minimize the stress and feelings of panic that may occur when you only have a few days before the exams.

Keeping in view an ‘overwhelming’ response to this initiative by this premier education institution of Northern India, TCY has decided to conduct ten such mock exercises before the final board examination in February next.

The response was so huge to this mock test that some of the students could not have on-the-spot registrations and had to go back due to the ‘limited’ seats availability.

Five top schools of the city like Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Tagore Public School, BCM Arya Model School, Bhartiya Vidya Mandir School and Kundan Vidya Mandir School took part in this annual exercise by ‘STEPS’.

One of the salient features of this event is a provision for a threadbare online analysis of students’ performance by TCYonline.com, the online initiative of TCY. This would be followed by classroom analysis on December 7th.

“The students would be easily able to analyse their strengths and weaknesses following this detailed analysis by our experts. Not only that, they would know their rankings too. The idea is to help the students work on their grey areas,” according to ‘STEPS’ Sarabha Nagar Centre Head, Mr. Viji Raj.

It is worth noting that TCYonline.com is today the No. 1 Testing platform in the country today with over 2.6 lakh students’ registrations on its web-portal. Hundreds of free practice tests are available on the website www.tcyonline.com for the benefit of not only CBSE student but also for other school competitions and Olympiads being held in the country from time to time.

“This mock test would immensely help the first-timers for this board examination in helping them familiarize with the real exam situation. The main idea is shoot away their exam blues and prepare them well,” Mr. Viji Raj emphasized.

It may be recalled that ‘STEPS’ has been organizing Mock CBSE test annually for the students of class X in association with bodies such as Rotary Club and Bansi Lal Memorial Trust. Last year over 600 students from Ludhiana and its surrounding areas participated in the mock test.
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