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<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><?xml-stylesheet href="http://www.blogger.com/styles/atom.css" type="text/css"?><feed xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom' xmlns:openSearch='http://a9.com/-/spec/opensearchrss/1.0/' xmlns:blogger='http://schemas.google.com/blogger/2008' xmlns:georss='http://www.georss.org/georss' xmlns:gd="http://schemas.google.com/g/2005" xmlns:thr='http://purl.org/syndication/thread/1.0'><id>tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9184576</id><updated>2024-03-13T09:49:16.260+05:30</updated><category term="advice"/><category term="aesi"/><category term="catia"/><category term="CAD"/><category term="resume"/><category term="tools"/><category term="training"/><category term="amaesi"/><category term="aerospace"/><category term="skills"/><category term="jobs"/><category term="AeSIAA"/><category term="job-search"/><category term="amaesi exams"/><category term="INTERVIEW"/><category term="study tips"/><category term="bishnujee"/><category term="career"/><category term="after-aesi"/><category term="resume tips"/><category term="after-exams"/><category term="exams"/><category term="training in NAL"/><category term="catia-learning"/><category term="coverletter"/><category term="gate-2009"/><category term="solidworks"/><category term="Modi Priteshkumar Mahendrakumar"/><category term="amaesi-exam-tip"/><category term="exam tips"/><category term="video"/><category term="aerospace news"/><category term="job search"/><category term="exams tips"/><category term="links"/><category term="AMAeSI Results"/><category term="aesiagm"/><category term="exam-stress"/><category term="general"/><category term="AeSI AGM"/><category term="Finmeccanica"/><category term="Study"/><category term="aesi-alumni"/><category term="aesi-results"/><category term="ansys"/><category term="avionics"/><category term="chandrayaan"/><category term="wish"/><category term="airshow"/><category term="centers for amaesi examination"/><category term="drdoset"/><category term="indian aeropsace news"/><category term="GATE"/><category term="catia training"/><category term="gate2009"/><category term="job"/><category term="top-aero-news"/><category term="aero-show"/><category term="aesi enews"/><category term="after exams"/><category term="announcement"/><category term="fun stuff"/><category term="study material"/><category term="NASTRAN"/><category term="REULTS"/><category term="aerospace engineers"/><category term="aerospace-industry"/><category term="aesi results"/><category term="after aesi"/><category term="iit"/><category term="nal"/><category term="software"/><category term="tutorials"/><category term="year 2008"/><category term="GIE"/><category term="aerodynamics ebook"/><category term="aeronautical society of india"/><category term="aerospace-books"/><category term="bestof2009"/><category term="cool-stuff"/><category term="ebooks aerospace"/><category term="excel"/><category term="friday links"/><category term="lectures"/><category term="share"/><category term="solidworks-video"/><category term="walk-in"/><category term="DRDO SET"/><category term="Fortran"/><category term="SEMAA"/><category term="Stand out"/><category term="aesiwebsite"/><category term="chandrayaan-1"/><category term="chennai AeSI"/><category term="community"/><category term="cv"/><category term="ebook"/><category term="gems"/><category term="how to learn"/><category term="ouraesi"/><category term="ouraesi poll"/><category term="ouraesi.ning"/><category term="preparing for GATE"/><category term="seminar"/><category term="stream"/><category term="tips"/><category term="vba-tutorial"/><category term="IPL fun stuff"/><category term="aesi poll"/><category term="aiaa"/><category term="berlin air show"/><category term="brain hacks"/><category term="contest"/><category term="event"/><category term="inform"/><category term="isro"/><category term="propulsion"/><category term="quote"/><category term="solidworks vs catia"/><category term="work"/><category term="Advice from Father to Son"/><category term="Avionics Software"/><category term="Coding"/><category term="Concurrent Technologies"/><category term="DAE University"/><category term="DO-178B"/><category term="E Natarajan sir"/><category term="Embedded"/><category term="Embedded System"/><category term="Engineer"/><category term="Farnboroug-International-Air show"/><category term="Fighter"/><category term="Finmeccanica interview"/><category term="Job search tip"/><category term="KULDEEP"/><category term="Keys for Happiness"/><category term="Know Your Self"/><category term="Linkedin - 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&nbsp;All of you are preparing for your exams and most of you are left with three or less papers in sec b, so this may be your last semester of AeSI exams. Next sem most of you will complete your degree. 
 
I know these are the most tensed moments for a society student when he has last semester to complete section B. Question keeps roaming in mind “wil<span class="text_exposed_show" style="background-color: white; color: #141823; display: inline; font-family: Helvetica, Arial, 'lucida grande', tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14.3999996185303px; line-height: 20px;">l I be able to clear the degree this time or not?” What if any of one paper is left? “Again I will have to waste one more sem” Most of the students start losing their confidence due to peer pressure. And even they are good in knowledge and worked hard full of sem, they fail in one or more papers. I want to ask WHY TO LOSE THE BATTLE JUST BECAUSE OF YOUR LOW CONFIDENCE?? Try to keep grip on your confidence, I’d tell you few thing that I did and helped me in my last sem of sec B.I will be very happy if it may help you: 1) Just keep in mind: jo bhi karna hai, jitna bhi tension lena hai, bas es sem hi lena hai...etni mehnat krni h ki next sem exam na likhna pade. 2) Plan breaks during your studies, use your most of the time for your preparation by avoiding tiredness. 3) It will be excellent if every day you can write test on previously asked question papers, if yes then do it for all the three subjects every day and mark your mistakes. If you do it for ten days continuously just before your exams then you will get solid confidence and good chances for clearing the papers. 4) Plan your syllabus and write chapter-wise tests on theory and numerical portion for each chapter. Do it in such a way so that most of the things/things where you are weak will get covered in your test. 5) Collect the things on one separate note that you need to revise frequently. List out all the formulas equations and important diagrams use minimum words and use symbols and drawing pictures to minimize the words. It will help you to revise faster. 6) For example if you usually forget the formula to be used in exam then write one test on the formulas only, it may look foolish but later after exam you will find how useful it was. 7) Complete your revision few days before the exams anyhow and plan for writing the test and correction self. 8) Divide your day in to two halves, in one prepare the questions and revise the theory and in second half write the test on the chapter/s you decided earlier. 9) It will boost your self confidence and you will be able to identify where usually you do mistakes in exam. 10) Just circle your mistakes with red pen and write the correction in front of them. 11) In case if you have two or more exams continuously then mix the questions from all those subjects in your question paper and write a detailed test. It will be proved very helpful in exam if you could do this. 12) Now before your exams you need not to revise full syllabus, you can revise most of the things by reviewing your test papers itself. 13) Post the formulas short notes in your room wall, bathroom, and toilet or in kitchen so that you can utilize your time most wisely and efficiently. 14) Keep your weekly and daily plan right in front of you where you sit to study. Write those things on board that you need to do later to avoid missing them. 15) If you have any of your idea or experience please share it so that it can help others. Thank you. Note : PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO THANK RAHUL.</div>
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Back in 2003 tejas patel gave DRDO SET examination and passed it. After that he had his DRDO technical interview. Every one has that, what special about it? After that he was generous enough to share his experience with us in the ouraesi club. Since the number of messages in yahoo groups gets buried under the layers of many messages, i am pasting it here with my remarks at the end so that they will from hence forth available via google search and can benefit more people. <blockquote> Tejas patel wrote: this is for the idea of the friends who r doing aesi. my interview was on 1st of dec. there were 13 guys who had came for the interview. i dont know, but some of the people were saying that they have called on the merit of written test--SET 2003. the first 3(i.e.1st,2nd and 3rd of dec) days were for general candidates followed by 2 days for obc's and last one for obc and sc/st's. for the kind information out of 13 present there 7 were from ganesh institute!(i.e.more than 50% to say).namely in the order of calling,Tejas,Praveen Bajpai,Puneet Gupta,Prashant Jha,Darshan Trivedi,Suraj Chaurasia and Sinder.If any body of above persons spelling if written wrong then its by mistake only. My interview was more of a sort of introduction then q&a. during my interview there were 5 interviewers.2 were IISc bangalore's professors.one was head GTRE,bangalore.one was of DRDO lab in agra(i dont know which).the chairman was from REC warangal. the rest of the talk i will indicate who asked what. the next some initial questions from chairman. Chairman:first question was u have done ur aesi,where u working while studying? myself: no C:then did u prepared ur self? M:no. C:then did u took guidance from somewhere? M:i said yes. C:where? M:Ganesh Institute ,Chennai. (for the next coming candidates he himself asked u r also from ganesh institute?) C:u havent done any practical.? M:yes C:where? M:iit madras. C:u r in first semester , u have 3 more semesters.out of which 2 are practical.how will u join here? M:i will request u to give me time to complete,or i will take a break from m.tech and join here or i will shift my project in drdo and complete the M.tech. C:What if i dont give u time to complete the M.tech? M:I will request u to give me time...... C:what shall i ask? C:have u seen any wind tunnels? M:yes. C:where? M:iit madras. C:what type? M:all the three subsonic,transonic and supersonic. C:what is the test section range of supersonic windtunnel in iit madras? M:mach 2-2.5.(it depends,but to less complicate the matters i gave this number) C:wht is the area of the test section? M:(i couldnt recall exactlyso i said )100mm*100mm. then the professor from IISc took over. Prof:which is ur favourite subject? M:Gas dynamics P:Ok.i ask u one question. M:OK. P:design a mach 3 supersonic cruise missile,with nose l/d ratio of 1,middle lifting surface of l/d 10 and tail lifting surface of l/d 5. (I was quite confused to hear so high question ) M:is it blunt nose? P:yes (here i make a mistake) M:this is missile why do u want to have lifting surface? ALL:that u decide u have to design. (I showed something which was a missile but i dont know whether it was what he was asking or something different.but i suppose he wanted that only because he didnt gave any comment) P:show me the shock pattern. (again i was confused what to do,what we have studied is only bow shock and rest we dont know what happens at back) (Still drew something,he didnt commented so i suppose..) P:show me the location of CP? M:give me the freestream pressure. P:just tell me by ur idea where it will lie. M:between mid and tail section. P:why ? M:because we are having shock (some explanation i gave on paper by drawing ,and he was not satisfied) P:OK,if i give u three CP's of nose,midsection and tail section.can u find CP. (I was thinking to tell him to say what we do in CMcg way.that at cp the moment wont come.) P:i dont want explanation. M:yes P:how? (b4 i say something) P:my last hint (zigma M/zigma L) (b4 i start my word) P:i dont want explanation.just tell me. (b4 i start) C:Ok leave it. another prof of IISc. P2:what is stress concentration factor? (i had heard something like that but i couldnt recall so i gave bluff) M:max stress by average stress. P2:draw an rectangular element,make a hole in that,apply a tension load. P2:where will be the max stress? (b4 i can put my pencil on paper) P2:on the edges of the circle? M:yes. P2:ok,u must have learned theory of elasticity.take an element from that rectangular element.show me the stress pattern. (I showed something ,OK.I also know that it was wrong but i was off by the missile question) then came GTRE head:(he asked a simple question and i made mistake) G:take a rod and apply bending and torsion simultaneous ly.what will be bending moment diagram? G:will it be direct addition or direct subtraction? M:its addition(that's my mistake) G:direct? M:no,some equivalent value.(i couldnt recall the formula there which i would have dont atleast 100 times) then came the agra heads turn A:so u have seen the wind tunnel,what we do in wind tunnel? M:we test the model A:how we will test,directly i can take a model and test there? M:no there should be dynamic similarity.(at that time it could not recall kinematic similarity) A:what will u equate? M:reynolds no,and mach no in our cased. A:and ..? M:Froude no,but we dont give much preferrence to it. A:that's what i wanted. A:how will i test a LCA,if i have particular reynolds no then how will u test it in wind tunnel? M:we will match the reynolds no. A:how? M:suppose u have a one fifth model then vary other parameters so that it remains same. A:OK then again it came with chairman. C:u say u have worked on supersonic WT. C:why dont we dont equate reynolds no there? M:at high speed mach no i similarity is more important than reynolds no similarity. (this is probably the wrong answer) C:ok if i want to increase the test section mach no what should i do? M:increase the area ratio. C:will that be sufficient ? M:other consideration will be the pressure,either increase the total pressure or decrease the back pressure. C:ok what is area ratio? M(I explained that) C:what is throat area? (i explained that also) C:so can i increase the area in any way i like? M :no C:what if i put a cone?will it give me increase in mach no? M:no,it will have to be carefully designed C:why? M:otherwise that wont give isentropic flow. C:have u heard about method of characteristics? M:yes but i have not applied any where. C:OK,thank u,u can go. i know i had made lot of mistakes but this was my first technical interview.so i am happy even if i dont get it.i tried to perform well,but was baffled with the first question. any way the above is for others information so they dont make mistakes. tejas. </blockquote> so this is the post of tejas, i have intentionally left the message intact to give you the flavor of the sitution there. First of all thanks to tejas for the candid and honest mail about the interview. As mentioned in the earlier post, look from where most of the questions were triggered.. The fav subject is omni present and this is where the whole interview got its focus. See how different it would have been if the question tejas's answer was more related to a subject he knew a lot about. So the first lessons to learn is have your favorite subject ready. Let it be the subject that you know the most about and the subjects in which you are most confident. Second thing that you might have noticed is that all other questions that are asked are from the replies that tejas was giving, so you see interviewee is the one who leads the interview. It is your words that triggers the questions, so keep them to the territories that is topics that you are confident about. Since this is already a long post i'll discuss other points in some other post. <script language="JavaScript" src="http://feed2js.org//feed2js.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fmy-aesi.blogspot.com%2Ffeeds%2Fposts%2Fdefault%2F-%2Faesi&amp;num=6" type="text/javascript"></script> <noscript> <a href="http://feed2js.org//feed2js.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fmy-aesi.blogspot.com%2Ffeeds%2Fposts%2Fdefault%2F-%2Faesi&amp;num=6&amp;html=y">View RSS feed</a> </noscript> <div class="blogger-post-footer">Grab <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2009/12/after-aesi-career-guide-after-aesi.html"> "After-AeSI Career guide to AeSI" </a> ebook free


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It has completed 6th year and i know it has lot of great advice in the archives. So i am digging it up and posting the gems that i think that are relevant now and will help students and members of aeronautical society. here one related to reducing exam stress that i wrote in ouraesi. I liked it very much and has lot of good tips that you can apply in the aesi exams. Last semester's, as i come out of the maths exams, everyone was depressed. Question paper was good and easy. "Kaisa huya !" " Yaar question sahi that par......." Well almost everyone i met had this same answer. The questions were simple. But yet the students coming of the hall room had a different face, what was the reason i pondered. Even mine was the same case. Why, what went wrong? While coming back to our room, I discussed this with my roommate who also felt that way. Well, the reason behind this took no more than the bus ride back to my room and i had zeroed anxiety as the main reason ! Ya in my case it was anxiety, it was same with kishore, hamza and many i met that day. It is normal to experience some level of anxiety or stress just before and during the examination. This is appropriate and helps spur us on. But when anxiety overrides efficiency, it must be controlled. So this semester, before we go to exams i scoured the net and came up with this study and stress busting tips that will, i hope,allow us to give our best in the exams. In my hurry, i forget to jot down the source of this info's. It is normal to experience some level of anxiety or stress just before and during the examination. This is appropriate and helps spur us on. However, occasionally our stress levels might surge unexpectedly and throw us off balance at just the wrong moment. There are four likely times when this might happen on the way to the exam outside of the exam room waiting for the paper during the exam. In most cases you will probably be too busy to worry about not passing. Occasionally, however, you might find that you are running out of steam with a particular question. This can be a dangerous moment in an exam because it opens up the possibility for you to lose your focus and concentration. There are several things that you can do if you find your thoughts drifting away from the task at hand. Refocus. Try to refocus your energy. Relax yourself by taking several deep breaths, hold them in and then count slowly as you let them out. Reassess. Decide whether to persevere with the question. Will your time be better spent on another question? You can always come back to this one when you have completed the other required questions. It is possible that you might remember things to use in this question while doing another. Remember. Keep reminding yourself that: you do not have to give perfect answers exams are designed to test what you know, they are not designed to fail you you do not have to write down everything that has been written on the subject, just the main issues, ideas or points relevant for the question Tips on avoiding stress in Exams: Before the test - Begin studying early, review starting as soon as possible after the first lecture. Never cram the night before. Light review of already learned material. Lack of preparation is the cause of most exam stress. Once you have done all you can to prepare and understand the material then the goal is to relax. Recall improves as stress decreases however some stress is good. Arrive on time During the Exam - Manage your time wisely, preview the test and plan your attack. Don't worry about what the other students are doing. This is not a race, you do not get extra points for turning your test in first. use the time allotted to be careful. I see so many careless mistakes that would have been avoided had the student took the time to carefully read the question. Quality is the goal. If you find your self losing concentration. Stop working take a deep breath use muscle relaxation stretch after a minute return to work. People usually think of the answer to a question after they turn in the test. This is because as soon as they turn in the test the stress level drops and the recall ability increases. The best way to get better at taking exams is to take them often and take lots of them. <h4>Related stories</h4> <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2007/10/ebooks-for-aerospace.html">Ebooks for aerospace</a> <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2007/09/wealth-of-knowledge-in-groupss-file.html">Wealth of knowledge in OURAeSI file section</a> <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2007/09/aerodynamics-ebook.html">Aerodynamics ebook on net</a> <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2007/05/five-tips-for-exam-study.html">5 tips for studying for exams</a> <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2008/01/worries-and-confusions-during-training.html">How to eliminate Worries and confusions during training</a> Best of luck guys and gals !!! <div class="blogger-post-footer">Grab <a href="http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/2009/12/after-aesi-career-guide-after-aesi.html"> "After-AeSI Career guide to AeSI" </a> ebook free


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Do it and make sure you have all the numerical and questions done!! This is what happened to my roommate and me. We studied everything, did every numerical twice, scoured the notes by heart but ignored the numerical of last semester. So there we were. sitting in the examination hall cursing myself and the question setter for not making an effort and myself for being foolish enough to leave these questions thinking they won't be repeated so soon. Well, if these two questions were a blow then the rest was scary as I was left there to answer all the theory questions for which the theory was inadequate. In p2 mainly the theory comes from the combustion chamber part and here I did one more mistake in my preparation. I did make notes but they were not enough, I mean this subject requires notes and to be studied from variety of books, they questions are similar but not a single book you will find in Gie that has the complete answer in it, so you got to scour loads of book to get a good answerable answer. Otherwise it just vague, and on the figures that you have to depend on. So make it a point to have good notes on the theory part of P2. Does having good notes will suffice, no? Having notes gives you an edge now studying and memorizing them does the real work and this takes me down to my last minute exam blunder. From the start of the course people fed us p2 is easy. Just do the numerical do the cc and you are clear. And I foolishly believed it and so did some other folks! But this over simplification made me neglect the subject. Yeah it actually did. I did give it less time, I concentrated on the numerical, left out the theory for last week before the exams and this is where I did get my most anxious moment. I delegated the theory till the last week before the exams and then when I finally sat with the book and the notes, I started getting anxiety pangs. And believe me they are much worse that snake bites!! “Ok lets do cc”. “Hey what are the different types of nozzles” and then ok that is the derivation for the Bryton cycle. This and much more topic tumbled down to me all at once, drawing me, drowning me. I somehow did the stuff but was not satisfied; I could have done much better if I had paid the proper study schedule for p2. So folks learn from my mistake. Never delegate the work of p2 and never neglect and let it sit there till the last moment. One of my reason for keeping the thing off to last minutes was the confidence that I had 25% of the syllabus like the cycles already covered in section a and I can do that in an hour and that proved to a naught. It not that I couldn't do the numerical or derivations, but its that it look more time I expected and silly mistakes snarled in every fifth line making things frustrating, so do all the stuff before exams when you have lots of time. keep the exams and a week before the exam for pure old studies. no new things, just revision of what you have already learnt. And when I am on to advising then there is one more that I guess every amaesi'an will agree. When preparing for amaesi, be prepared to surprised at the question paper, its always as inventive as Edison (perhaps!), as unpredictable as the stock market. And there are no rules. don't say this topic will come , that won't come? It a wild stock market out there. any question is possible so just go ahead and study what you can. Don't believe me just flip the June 2004 and Dec 2003 questions your doubts will melt away. As one batch mate of mine who gave flight for the 4th time put it candidly, "every time I study for flights I learn a new thing!" So folk you will always find new things; the subjects are vast and so is the mindset of the question paper setter, so just make sure you learn every time you read and don't guess. just learn what you find. who knows!! And last but definitely not the least thing that I learnt from the exam was not to fret over what I have not learnt. Just make sure that you know everything that you have studied and concentrate on it during the exams. Fretting over what you have not done cost a friend of mine a semester. You know, our syllabus is big for 6 months, but we brave souls do take the plunge. But don't expect to cover all of it. If you can its well and good but crying over what's not covered it not great as I learn from mistake of one friend in this exams. I am in no way suggesting selective studies. No that's even worse. You loose more by it. All I am saying is if time gets crunch and before the exams, its always wise to have a in-depth knowledge of what you already know than shoving the new material under stress!!! So prepare from the beginning of the semester........ 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