IMAGINARY LINES
Isobar (isobare): A line (on a map or chart, or imaginary) connecting places at which the atmospheric pressure is the same (at a given time, or on average).
Isobath: A line (imaginary or on a map) joining places where water has equal depth; an underwater contour.
Isocheim: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting places having the same mean winter temperature; an isotherm of mean winter temperature.
Isochore: A curve on a diagram that represents a physical system at constant volume.
Isochron: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points at which a particular event occurs or occurred at the same time.
Isochron: Geol. A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points on the sea floor formed at the same time.
Isoclinal: A line indicating or connecting points on the earth’s surface at which the magnetic inclination is the same.
Isocline: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points of equal gradient.
Isocline: A line connecting points where the rate of change of some quantity is the same.
Isocrymal: A line, imaginary or on a map connecting places at which the temperature is the same during a specified coldest part of the year.
Isodynamic: A line, indicating or connecting points (on the earth’s surface, etc.) at which the intensity of the magnetic force is the same.
Isoflor: A line (imaginary or on a map) linking areas containing equal numbers of plant species.
Isogam: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points where the acceleration due to gravity has the same value.
Isogeotherm: A line or surface (imaginary or on a diagram) connecting points in the interior of the earth having the same temperature.
Isogloss: A line on a map indicating the boundary of an area of occurrence of a significant linguistic feature (as of vocabulary or pronunciation).
Isogonic: A line (on a map etc.) indicating or connecting points of the earth’s surface at which the magnetic declination, wind direction, etc., is the same.
Isohaline: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points which have the same salinity.
Isohel: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points having the same amount or duration of sunshine.
Isohyet: [Gk huetos rain] = ISOHYETAL
Isohyetal: A line on a map connecting places having equal annual or seasonal rainfall.
Isolex: A line (imaginary or on a map) bounding an area in which some item of vocabulary occurs; a lexical isogloss.
Isoline = ISOPLETH
Isomagnetic: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting places which have the same value of a particular parameter of the earth’s magnetic field.
Isometric: A line in a diagram that corresponds to or represents states of equal volume.
Isopachyte: A line (on a map or diagram) joining points below which a particular stratum or group of strata has the same thickness.
Isophene: Also -phane A line (imaginary or on a map) linking places in which seasonal biological phenomena (the flowering of plants etc.) occur at the same time.
Isophenomenal: A line on a map connecting places at which phenomena of any kind are equal.
Isophone: A line (imaginary or on a map) bounding an area in which some feature of pronunciation occurs; a phonetic isogloss.
Isophote: Also –phot A line (imaginary or in a diagram) connecting points where the intensity of light or other radiation is the same.
Isopleth: A line (imaginary or on a map or diagram) connecting points for which some chosen quantity has the same value.
Isopycnal: A line (imaginary or on a map or chart) or an imaginary surface connecting points which have the same density.
Isopycnic: A line (imaginary or on a map or chart) or an imaginary surface connecting points at which the density (esp. of the atmosphere) is the same.
Isostere: A line (imaginary or on a map or diagram) or an imaginary surface connecting points where something (e.g. a body of water, the atmosphere) has equal specific volumes.
Isotheral: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting places having the same mean summer temperature.
Isothere: An isotheral line; an isotherm of mean summer temperature.
Isotherm : A line (imaginary or on a map) passing through points (esp. on the earth’s surface) having the same mean temperature; an isothermal line.
Isothermal : A line (imaginary or on a map or chart) connecting places on the earth’s surface at which the temperature for a particular period, or the mean annual temperature, is the same.
Isothermobath: A line (imaginary or on a map) connecting points of equal temperature at various depths in a vertical section of the sea
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Welcome to IAS STUDY POINT
Introduction
IAS STUDY POINT is a well-known Institute preparing candidates for the Civil Services Examination at all the three levels - Preliminary Test, Main Examination and interview. The Institute was founded in 2003 by Prabhu Nath Singh. Since its inception, the Institute is helping students enter into the Civil Services including I.A.S., I.F.S., I.P.S. and other Central Services. The institute is located near Garga Bridge, check post, Chas in the basement of Hotel Yamunavilla, which is situated on National Highway No. 23. The students at institute may enjoy healthy and peaceful environment for study, which is the very essential requirement for the preparation of such examination.
Role of IAS STUDY POINT
We provide right direction and orientation needed for preparation of such examination. Each syllabus has been defined into modules and after the completion of each module, a test is conducted. The Institute imparts guidance at Chas (Bokaro) only.
Teaching Methodology
Our teaching methodology is quite different from others and unique. Here, we believe in result-oriented approach. Introductory Classes are provided at the start of new batches so that students can equip themselves with the pace and routine of the courses and faculties. We cover all the topics of the given subject thoroughly. On every Sunday, a test is conducted, which simulates real time test conditions.
Objective
Our primary objective is to provide dependable guidance to candidates preparing for the Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission, with a view to enable them to secure their cherished career in life.
A candidate just after passing out of a university does not comprehend clearly what is expected of him to qualify in the Civil Services Examination. He is not in a position to select a new optional subject, which will suit both his personal aptitude and the chances for securing higher marks in the Civil Services Examination. This is where a candidate needs the help of a professional educational Institute specializing in the Civil Services Examination. Keeping in view the difficulties a candidate is likely to face when he decides to sit for the Civil Services Examination, we not only offer useful guidance to candidates but also help them in the selection of proper optional subjects.
We have been following and striving to improve upon our system of guidance in such a way that it would bring out the best in a candidate so that he could compete successfully in the Civil Services Examination.
Guidance
The Civil Services Examination is radically different from the University examination, which forms part of formal educational system. However the Civil Services Examination is a competitive examination, which aims at selecting a relatively small number of bright candidates from a large number of candidates of above average ability. The technique formulated in imparting guidance in our Institute differs from that of the Universities. Since the knowledge of a subject and its application in answering multiple choice questions in the Preliminary Test and presenting answer in a lucid and systematic manner within a specified word-limit in the Main Examination are equally important to succeed in the Civil Services Examination, the Institute stresses equal importance on teaching, holding weekly tests, analysing the question papers and raising the level of confidence to face the tough competition for selection to the Civil Services.
Library Facilities
The institute has a well stocked library and extends its full utilisation to the bonafide students of all the classes. There is a well equipped reading room which subscribes to a large number of dailies, weeklies, periodicals, and journals on a variety of subjects. It has more than 1500 books on different subjects. National and local newspapers in hindi and English are Subscribed in the library. The library also subscribes to important news magazine, Competitive magazines, science magazines, Ministries Annual reports , Economic survey & Budgets.
Course
The Institute offers the following three courses for the Civil Services Examination.
(i) Preliminary examination course
(ii) Main examination course
(iii) Interview guidance course
A candidate may select one or more courses depending upon the time of the year at which he starts his preparation and the level of his preparedness in a subject. The medium of instruction for all the three courses is English and Hindi both.
TARGET 2011 (Duration: 12 Months): Foundation Course is the most popular and widely accepted course offered by the IAS STUDY POINT. This is a complete blueprint for all the three stages of the Civil Services Examination, namely Preliminary, Main and Interview. Innovated by the Director of the IAS STUDY POINT and developed by a team of Academicians engaged in research and development works of the IAS STUDY POINT. There will be thorough coverage of syllabus of both the optional subjects, General Studies and Essay with an integrated approach to preparation for Prelims, Mains and Interview. 20 days Personality Development programme with stress on interview training and Advance English conversation is special attraction of this course.
The admission to this course will be strictly through screening test which will consist of both objective and subjective type of tests in addition to aptitude test and interview of a candidate. The batches will be starts on 1st & 3rd Sunday, April. Seats in every batch will be limited.
FAST TRACK Course 2011 (Duration: 3 Months)
Syllabus will be covered thoroughly with main emphasis on figures, facts and concepts according to the requirement of the objective tests. There will be special emphasis to simulate examination conditions through frequent Model Tests. The batch will be started on 2 feb 2011. Seats in batch will be 30.
MAIN EXAM Programme 2010 (Duration: 4 Months)
This is a highly intensive programme focused on the requirement of the Civil Services (Main) Examination. The syllabus will be covered with special emphasis on important topics for the Main Examination 2010. Lectures and discussions will be supplemented with model tests on the pattern of the Main examination. Special attention will be paid to writing practice. The batch with limited seats will be started in the first week of June 2010.
Interview Guidance Programme:
Interview is a very important stage of the Civil Services Examination as it carries 300 marks. Ranking in the final selection list depends a lot on the marks scored in the interview. It is very decisive for the final success if a candidate has received interview call with just qualifying marks. The Interview Guidance Programme of the IAS STUDY POINT is unique of its kind. In this programme all efforts are made to develop the confidence of a candidate and to groom him/her to match the expectations of the interview-board. In addition to discussions and lectures on relevant topics, three mock interviews in simulating conditions will be conducted by interview panels consisting of Senior Bureaucrats , the Director of the IAS STUDY POINT, subject experts and psychoanalyst. Three such interviews will be taken with some changes in the panel. Each interview is video recorded and later on shown to candidates in presence of experts. Thorough feedback of each interview is given by all the members. There is a close circuit television also available for live watching of the interviews of the other candidates.
Faculties:
General Studies (P.T & Mains) Mr.Prabhu Nath Singh
History (P.T & Mains) Mr.Prabhu Nath Singh
Anthropology (Mains) Mr. S.P.Singh, Mr. S.K.Singh
Rules and Regulations
1. Candidates are advised to deposit their fees only after being thoroughly satisfied with the required enquiries.
2. Selection of the optional subjects should be done carefully at the time of admission. The change can be made within fifteen days from the time of admission. However, no subject can be dropped after admission. For taking another subject a candidate will have to make fresh payment.
3. Fees once paid cannot be refunded under any circumstances. This cannot be adjusted towards any other course or fees. No request will be entertained in this regard.
4. If for any reason, the candidate discontinues the course, he will have no claim on refund of fees.
5. All disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of Bokaro only.
Introduction
IAS STUDY POINT is a well-known Institute preparing candidates for the Civil Services Examination at all the three levels - Preliminary Test, Main Examination and interview. The Institute was founded in 2003 by Prabhu Nath Singh. Since its inception, the Institute is helping students enter into the Civil Services including I.A.S., I.F.S., I.P.S. and other Central Services. The institute is located near Garga Bridge, check post, Chas in the basement of Hotel Yamunavilla, which is situated on National Highway No. 23. The students at institute may enjoy healthy and peaceful environment for study, which is the very essential requirement for the preparation of such examination.
Role of IAS STUDY POINT
We provide right direction and orientation needed for preparation of such examination. Each syllabus has been defined into modules and after the completion of each module, a test is conducted. The Institute imparts guidance at Chas (Bokaro) only.
Teaching Methodology
Our teaching methodology is quite different from others and unique. Here, we believe in result-oriented approach. Introductory Classes are provided at the start of new batches so that students can equip themselves with the pace and routine of the courses and faculties. We cover all the topics of the given subject thoroughly. On every Sunday, a test is conducted, which simulates real time test conditions.
Objective
Our primary objective is to provide dependable guidance to candidates preparing for the Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission, with a view to enable them to secure their cherished career in life.
A candidate just after passing out of a university does not comprehend clearly what is expected of him to qualify in the Civil Services Examination. He is not in a position to select a new optional subject, which will suit both his personal aptitude and the chances for securing higher marks in the Civil Services Examination. This is where a candidate needs the help of a professional educational Institute specializing in the Civil Services Examination. Keeping in view the difficulties a candidate is likely to face when he decides to sit for the Civil Services Examination, we not only offer useful guidance to candidates but also help them in the selection of proper optional subjects.
We have been following and striving to improve upon our system of guidance in such a way that it would bring out the best in a candidate so that he could compete successfully in the Civil Services Examination.
Guidance
The Civil Services Examination is radically different from the University examination, which forms part of formal educational system. However the Civil Services Examination is a competitive examination, which aims at selecting a relatively small number of bright candidates from a large number of candidates of above average ability. The technique formulated in imparting guidance in our Institute differs from that of the Universities. Since the knowledge of a subject and its application in answering multiple choice questions in the Preliminary Test and presenting answer in a lucid and systematic manner within a specified word-limit in the Main Examination are equally important to succeed in the Civil Services Examination, the Institute stresses equal importance on teaching, holding weekly tests, analysing the question papers and raising the level of confidence to face the tough competition for selection to the Civil Services.
Library Facilities
The institute has a well stocked library and extends its full utilisation to the bonafide students of all the classes. There is a well equipped reading room which subscribes to a large number of dailies, weeklies, periodicals, and journals on a variety of subjects. It has more than 1500 books on different subjects. National and local newspapers in hindi and English are Subscribed in the library. The library also subscribes to important news magazine, Competitive magazines, science magazines, Ministries Annual reports , Economic survey & Budgets.
Course
The Institute offers the following three courses for the Civil Services Examination.
(i) Preliminary examination course
(ii) Main examination course
(iii) Interview guidance course
A candidate may select one or more courses depending upon the time of the year at which he starts his preparation and the level of his preparedness in a subject. The medium of instruction for all the three courses is English and Hindi both.
TARGET 2011 (Duration: 12 Months): Foundation Course is the most popular and widely accepted course offered by the IAS STUDY POINT. This is a complete blueprint for all the three stages of the Civil Services Examination, namely Preliminary, Main and Interview. Innovated by the Director of the IAS STUDY POINT and developed by a team of Academicians engaged in research and development works of the IAS STUDY POINT. There will be thorough coverage of syllabus of both the optional subjects, General Studies and Essay with an integrated approach to preparation for Prelims, Mains and Interview. 20 days Personality Development programme with stress on interview training and Advance English conversation is special attraction of this course.
The admission to this course will be strictly through screening test which will consist of both objective and subjective type of tests in addition to aptitude test and interview of a candidate. The batches will be starts on 1st & 3rd Sunday, April. Seats in every batch will be limited.
FAST TRACK Course 2011 (Duration: 3 Months)
Syllabus will be covered thoroughly with main emphasis on figures, facts and concepts according to the requirement of the objective tests. There will be special emphasis to simulate examination conditions through frequent Model Tests. The batch will be started on 2 feb 2011. Seats in batch will be 30.
MAIN EXAM Programme 2010 (Duration: 4 Months)
This is a highly intensive programme focused on the requirement of the Civil Services (Main) Examination. The syllabus will be covered with special emphasis on important topics for the Main Examination 2010. Lectures and discussions will be supplemented with model tests on the pattern of the Main examination. Special attention will be paid to writing practice. The batch with limited seats will be started in the first week of June 2010.
Interview Guidance Programme:
Interview is a very important stage of the Civil Services Examination as it carries 300 marks. Ranking in the final selection list depends a lot on the marks scored in the interview. It is very decisive for the final success if a candidate has received interview call with just qualifying marks. The Interview Guidance Programme of the IAS STUDY POINT is unique of its kind. In this programme all efforts are made to develop the confidence of a candidate and to groom him/her to match the expectations of the interview-board. In addition to discussions and lectures on relevant topics, three mock interviews in simulating conditions will be conducted by interview panels consisting of Senior Bureaucrats , the Director of the IAS STUDY POINT, subject experts and psychoanalyst. Three such interviews will be taken with some changes in the panel. Each interview is video recorded and later on shown to candidates in presence of experts. Thorough feedback of each interview is given by all the members. There is a close circuit television also available for live watching of the interviews of the other candidates.
Faculties:
General Studies (P.T & Mains) Mr.Prabhu Nath Singh
History (P.T & Mains) Mr.Prabhu Nath Singh
Anthropology (Mains) Mr. S.P.Singh, Mr. S.K.Singh
Rules and Regulations
1. Candidates are advised to deposit their fees only after being thoroughly satisfied with the required enquiries.
2. Selection of the optional subjects should be done carefully at the time of admission. The change can be made within fifteen days from the time of admission. However, no subject can be dropped after admission. For taking another subject a candidate will have to make fresh payment.
3. Fees once paid cannot be refunded under any circumstances. This cannot be adjusted towards any other course or fees. No request will be entertained in this regard.
4. If for any reason, the candidate discontinues the course, he will have no claim on refund of fees.
5. All disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of Bokaro only.
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