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Too Many Online Exam Test to Do? Boost Memory with What You Eat

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While preparing for entrance exams there are too many books to read and too many online exam test to do. Feeding yourself could be the last thing you would want to do. But can you push your mind by eating certain food items? And does drinking lots of water help you do well in exams? Whether you are preparing for NEET 2018 exam or CAT exam, or you are a parent worrying about your child’s success. Are there quick tips to boost the energy levels and concentration and brain memory? Best Breakfast during Online Exam Test? Students who eat breakfast do better in examinations, says a   research . For the best breakfast, include slow-release carbohydrates, such as whole rolled porridge oats, whole grain bread or low-sugar muesli. These provide slow-release energy. Adding protein items such as eggs, milk or yoghurt also help. Omega-3 fats are also an essential part of food items for consumption during exam days. Staying Hydrated to Increase Marks? For improved focus

Which Indian Social Networking Sites to Try after Facebook Data Leak

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There is no doubt that India has one of the largest users of social media in the world. There are many Indian social networking sites operating that grow large day by day. Recently, social networking giant, Facebook was hit by data leak scandal vis. Cambridge Analytica. (If you don’t know about it, then   read here ) Anyhow, if you already know about this data leak, or you have concerns about your web privacy then try the following websites. Here are some Indian social networking sites to try after Facebook Data Leak –  Sabakuch Launched three years back, this is probably the   best social networking website in India . It is India’s first global digital social networking portal. It was launched by famous Bollywood actress Richa Chaddha. Imagine a place that gives you the comfort of   chatting with friends, family and business in one place   and with one password. Imagine not having to sign up for different portals for micro-blogging with hashtags. Or, sig

What India’s Largest Education Survey Tells Us?

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  The results of India’s largest education survey of learning outcomes for Classes III, V and VIII are out. The National Achievement Survey (NAS) was conducted last November. It covers 2.2 million students of 110,000 schools across 700 districts. Subjects Covered – The NAS survey mainly assesses students in language, mathematics, environmental sciences (EVS), social science, and science. These subjects are the primary areas that serve as the foundation stones of any students’ career. For instance, a student may opt to give   JEE Main online test   or online medical entrance test later down the line. Moreover, the survey covers the student data base that has benefited from Right to Education (RTI) Act, 2010 The Findings – A Shocker from the National Capital: In a surprise outcome, Delhi’s performance is rather shocking. It is the worst-performing region among five worst-performing states and UT, in English (language) for Class 8 students. Only 32% of Class 8