Top 50 Govt Engineering Colleges

Top 50 Govt Engineering Colleges
Name of Institute City
   
  1. IIT
  2. IIT
  3. IIT
  4. IIT
  5. IIT
  6. IIT
  7. IT BHU
  8. Indian School of Mines
  9. IIT
  10. College of Engineering, Anna University
  11. Jadavpur University, Faculty of Engg & Tech
  12. NIT
  13. NIT
  14. Delhi College of Engineering
  15. Punjab Engineering College
  16. NIT
  17. Motilal Nehru National Inst. of Technology
  18. Bengal Engg and Science University,Shibpur
  19. Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology
  20. IIIT
  21. Harcourt Butler Technological Institute
  22. Malviya National Institute of Technology
  23. MANIT
  24. VNIT
  25. College of Engineering
  26. IIIT Allahabad
  27. SVNIT
  28. NIT
  29. NIT
  30. NIT
  31. College of Engg, Andhra University, Waltair
  32. Mumbai University Inst. of Chemical Tech
  33. College of Engineering
  34. NIT
  35. Coimbatore Institute of Technology
  36. NIT
  37. JNTU
  38. Govt College of Engineering
  39. Annamalai University
  40. University Visvesvaraya College of Engg
  41. SGS Institute of Technology & Science
  42. Osmania Univ. College of Engineering
  43. IIIT
  44. NIT
  45. NIT
  46. Jabalpur Engineering College
  47. JNTU
  48. NIT
  49. NIT
  50. NIT
Kharagpur
Kanpur
Mumbai
Delhi
Chennai
Roorkee
Varanasi
Dhanbad
Guwahati
Chennai
Calcutta
Trichy
Warangal
New Delhi
Chandigarh
Surathkal
Allahabad
Howrah
New Delhi
Hyderabad
Kanpur
Jaipur
Bhopal
Nagpur
Pune
Allahabad
Surat
Rourkela
Kurukshetra
Kozhikode
Vishakhapatnam
Mumbai
Thiru’puram
Jamshedpur
Coimbatore
Durgapur
Hyderabad
Coimbatore
Annamalainagar
Bangalore
Indore
Hyderabad
Calcutta
Jalandhar
Hamirpur
Jabalpur
Kakinada
Raipur
Patna
Silchar

297 comments March 31, 2008

Shewag’s triple hundred [300]

Chennai test the wicket was compeltely a batting paradise. If boycott had been a commentator he might have told even his grandma would have scored a century on this wicket.India’s really wasted the home advantage the way SA were playing it seemed that we were playing in SA  rather than in INDIA.

There should be a proper communication between the curator and the pitch community, they should discuss with the captain reagrding the kind of wicket he need.

The kind of craze T20 has brought in there is no use of making this kind of wicket and people will lose interest on test matches which is said to be a true test of character.

Highlight of this test were.

1. The amazing pace at which shewag scored the triple century.

2. Reborn of Neil Meckenzie

3. Lot Improved Hashim Amla

4. Pathetic fielding by Indians

anything u need to add other than this. kindly send in ur comments.

2 comments March 31, 2008

Harsha Bhogle unplugged

One liners by harsha Bhogle…Nice one
1. This was in a match btw india and sa.. umpire rudi kuertzen caughton camera sporting a rare smile. harsha commented….”last time rudi kuerzten smiled there was peace in west asia“

2. This is again from the natwest trophy final..When yuvraj got out ata very crucial stage..harsha’s one liner..” Yuvraj singh will realize that this will be his longest walk bak tothe pavillion “

3. When Sachin once got out to a lollypop offspinner (I guess it wasMichael Vaughn) in ‘02.He wonderfully said, ” Oh what a shame. It was reminiscent of asoldier who survived the war when all the bullets were flying by hisnose and then got run over by a bicycle in his native town .”

4. ind vs aus 2000 icc knockout champioship played in kenya. (yuvi’sdebut)Sachin was smasing all aussie bowlers, and then he his a superb offdrive off lee.harsha : ” this innings by tendulkar has been a beautiful garden, thelast shot being the most beautiful flower in it “

5. ind vs nzl. (in nzl 2002-2003) sehwag had MANY lucky escapes. whenhe was dropped once again.harsha : ” its been that kind of a day. today sehwag can walkblindfolded across a busy highway and not get runover .”

6. Natwest Final:During Naser Hussain’s mistimed hits/top edges on his way to hismaiden hundred ” Naser Hussain is trying desperately hard to findinnovative ways of getting himself out”

7. in the same match… ” if you are not watching this segmentof play, don’t ever call yourself a cricket lover anymore. you arewatching cricket of a very high order here”.

8. Here’s n old one…at perth Adam Gilchrist took a blinder andhe described Gilly’s dive thus, ” … some of the sea-gulls flyinghere are going to get a complex.”

9. when tendulkar got a hundred he said” touch of Class & stamp of Authority “

10. recently in india’s tour of south africa…he blurted outsuddenly after sreesanth’s antiques with the bat and hips…” dis isthe funniest thing u’ll ever watch on a cricket field”…!!

11. When Smith dropped Sachin in the 2nd TestGraeme Smith would be hoping that the world under his feetopens up & he would find a crevice large enough for him to slipthrough….

12. After india lost the recent test series in SAIndia lost the series because they surprised themselves by winning the1st test . A win should never be a surprise .

13. After Anil Kumble scored his maiden Ton…this is what our greatman had to say…” This is the most romantic moment in Indian Cricket…..”

14. ” The last time Billy gave lbw , Berlin wall was not there ,there was peace in Afganistan,……………….”

15. In a match between Aus n SL , Harsha said to Ian Chappell , ” Iam sure you’ll never become a lawyer , I understand everything you say”Ian Chappell had no counter for this.

16. Harsha was hosting the ICC Awards before the T20 World Cup and hecalled on Jonty Rhodes to present an award.So as Jonty began climbing down the stairs, Harsha exclaimed, ”it’spretty unusual to see Jonty walk down the stairs, I thought he mightslide down them !”

17. when the wickets were falling in a heap in the T20 match…THIS SERIES IS SPONSERED BY KFC AND THE WICKETS ARE FALLING FASTERTHAN THEIR (KFC’s) DELIVERIES….

18. when Gambhr was dropped twice on consecutive deliveries, – ” Weshould conduct a dream job in Australia & the winner will get to standin the slip region!!!!!!”

19. When Kumble and Ishant were batting, Hussey dropped a catch ofIshant off the bowling of Johnson and Harsha exclaimed,” It’s autumnin Adelaide. It’s the time when leaves change their colour and theystart dropping. Here, as well the catches are dropping..”.

20. In a match, dravid left a ball alone while batting. To thisgavaskar, who was commenting alongside harsha was very impressed bythe way he left the ball. He went on appreciating that for a minute orso. After this harsha’s comment was, ” Sunny, you nearly got an orgasmof happiness, didn’t u!” & then both burst out into laughter!

21. dhoni is battin with anil kumble.. dhoni calls for a tightsingle,n harsha has this to say,” dhoni scrambles for a single ncauses anil kumble n all of his 37 yrs to rush to the other end..”

22. after shaun tait did not live up to the hype Cricket Australiacreated around him, ponting took him off the attack.harsha, in his own inimitable style:’shaun tait should go up to ponting and say ” hello mr ponting, myname is shaun tait, and i am supposed to take 45 wickets in this testmatch “

23. HB was analysing the innings of laxman…laxman made a crucial79 in the second innings.HB said something like- ” aussies must be feeling that wenever we areon the verge of 17th,this man(laxman) comes in between!”

24. RP SIngh walked in but it was Laxman on strike. So the Aussieswanted him to take a single and get RP on strike… so they spread outthe field completely, with only the keeper, one slip and one gullyinside the 30 yard circle..That’s when Harsha says ..”now suddenly, Don Bradman is batting out there in the middle… “

25. Seeing the flock of seagulls flying across the pitch Harshatells Wasim Akram : ” As you would say in Punjabi… kee gull hai? seagull hai!!! “

26. when michael clarke was caught at slip off kumble , he was stillwatin 4 da decision , over this harsha said, ” i think he is waitinfor tomorrow’s newspaper to declare him out”

27. Yuvraj hit the long six off brett lee went outside the stadiumin durban‘are there people working late in the office there……. we wantthe ball back’27. in t-20 gayle hit a monstrous six but but fell just short of thegolf course outside the stadiumharsha: ” wat a poor shot just misses the golf course “

28. ” if i cannot be tendulkar then tendulkar can also not be me “

29. the palyers told their favourite shots while coming on tobat….Collingwood said “a little nurdle of the pads” and Pietersen saidblocking the ball….Harsha commented ” the next thing they’ll say is that their favouriteshot is to leave the ball alone”

30. what an introduction to India Australia semifinal: ” This is abattle between unstoppable force against immovable object “

5 comments March 24, 2008

Common Mistakes Webdeveloper commit

It’s been more than 3 years now me working on web and I’ve been guilty of making many mistakes myself through the all these years  However, I do my best to learn, and avoid making the same mistakes over and over again.

DOCTYPE confusion

Completely missing, incorrect, or in the wrong place. I have seen HTML 4.0 Transitional used in documents containing XHTML markup as well as in <frameset> documents, DOCTYPE declarations appearing after the opening <html> tag, and incomplete DOCTYPES.

<span> mania
A common way of styling something with CSS is to wrap it in a <span> element with a class attribute and use that to hook up the styling. I’m sure we’ve all seen things like <span class="heading"> and <span class="bodytext">.
(too much) Visual thinking
Treating the web as WYSIWYG – starting off by focusing on how things look instead of thinking about structure first, and presentation later.
Lack of semantics
Non-semantic markup. Basing the choice of which HTML element to use on the way most graphical browsers render it by default, instead of on which meaning the element has.
Character encoding mismatches
Specifying one character encoding in the HTTP header sent by the server, and using another in the document. This may confuse browsers and make them display the document improperly.
Bad alt-attributes
Missing or useless. <img> elements with missing alt attributes can be found in billions on the web. Not quite as common are useless attribute values like “spacer GIF used to make the layout look good”, “big blue bullet with dropshadow”, and “JPEG image, 123 KB”. Remember, the alt attribute is required for <img> and <area> elements.
Invalid id and class attributes
Multiple uses of the same value for the id attribute. Invalid characters used in id and class attributes and CSS selectors.For CSS:

In CSS 2.1, identifiers (including element names, classes, and IDs in selectors) can contain only the characters [A-Za-z0-9] and ISO 10646 characters U+00A1 and higher, plus the hyphen (-) and the underscore (_); they cannot start with a digit.

For HTML:

ID and NAME tokens must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z]) and may be followed by any number of letters, digits ([0-9]), hyphens (“-“), underscores (“_”), colons (“:”), and periods (“.”).

Browser sniffing
Using scripts, server or client side, in an attempt to detect the visitor’s browser, and send or execute browser-specific code. Very commonly fails for reasons like new browsers, updated browsers, and user agent spoofing (Opera does this by default).
Missing units in CSS
Length values (horizontal or vertical measurements) require units in CSS, except when the value is zero. It’s not like in HTML, where you can type width="10". In CSS, it has to be width:10px; (or whatever unit you’re using).
Browser-specific CSS.
Scrollbar styling, expressions, filters etc. Proprietary CSS that only works in Internet Explorer. Invalid, too.
JavaScript dependency
Making a site depend on JavaScript. More people than you’d like are either using a browser with no JavaScript support, or have disabled JavaScript in their browser. Current stats indicate that this is 8-10 percent of web users. Search engine robots currently don’t interpret JavaScript very well either, so if your site requires JavaScript to navigate, say goodbye to good search engine rankings.
Flash dependency
Assuming everybody has Flash installed. Not everybody has. And most search engine robots do not (Google has reportedly started experimenting with indexing of Flash files, but they still recommend that you make sure all your text content and navigation is available in HTML files), so if your whole site depends on Flash being available, you’re not going to score high with search engines.
Text as image
Making images of text, and not providing a more accessible alternative. Not only does it take longer for visitors to download images instead of text, you also make it impossible for most visitors to enlarge the text.
Bad forms
Inaccessible, hard-to-use forms. Learn to use the <label>, <fieldset>, and <legend> elements, and do not use a “Reset” button.
Old skool HTML
Multiple nested tables, spacer GIFs, <font> elements, presentational markup. So common I don’t really have to mention it here.
Being IE-centric
Coding for IE/Win first, then adjusting for others, if there is time.
Invalid HTML attributes
Using deprecated or browser specific attributes like marginwidth, leftmargin, language, height for <table> elements, and border for <img> elements (in strict DOCTYPEs) just to name a few.
Unencoded ampersands
Many URIs contain long query strings with unencoded ampersands (&). This is invalid, and may cause problems. Ampersands must be written as &.

Did I miss your favourite mistake? Add it to the list

URL: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200408/web_development_mistakes/

2 comments March 18, 2008

using getElementByTagsName

var divelements=document.getElementById(divid).getElementsByTagName(“input”);

Add comment March 12, 2008

Legacy of Indian Sports going down

Monday it was shocker to hear Indian hockey team didn’t qualified for the Olympics, me being a great hockey fan following it from years too got disappointed then thought why is happening Indian Hockey Team has not own a medal its been ages now.

There are plenty of things that comes in mind reagrding all this but i love to say our Hockey team players are still the best in the world the kind of stick work they show is still the best.

Only thing they need is confidence and popularise Indian Hockey in small Town as well to get new rare talents which are in plenty in India only thing is we need to exploit them

See Indian cricket if a player Hits a six he will be getting Lakh ruppess and more.

Now a days people started thinking if i am not a part of Indian team then atleast i can be part of ICL or IPL and can earn lot of money  but Think about our Hockey players they get only 1000 ruppees if they score goal compare to Lakh rupees  got by a crickter.

Instead of playing blame game on IHF or Indian Hockey team let us  encourage our hard working players to win major tournaments. Before closing on this blog i again wish to say please get some help from Dhanraj pillay the power house of Indian Hockey.

Hope u like the column, any feedbacks or comments will be help me in future to improve on writing more..

Add comment March 12, 2008

Im getting weird symbols in microsoft word how can i remove them?

The ¶ symbol shows exactly where the end of each paragraph is, which can be very useful. All paragraph formatting (indentation, margins, text justification) is attached to it, so accidentally deleting one can cause some mysterious formatting changes.

If you think you can get used to the ¶ characters, I’ll show you how to get rid of the others, which usually aren’t as useful. Do this:

1. Click the Tools->Options menu item.
2. Click the View tab.
3. Under Formatting Marks, select ONLY Paragraph Marks and deselect all others.
4. Click OK.

That’s it.

None of them will print, by the way.

6 comments March 11, 2008

Indian Hockey lost the fame [Long Live Indian Hockey]

It was shocking to see Indian Hockey Team didn’t even qualify for the Olympics. It wasn’t shocking news for me as it was bound to happen one day, Post Dharnraj  Pillay Era of Indian Hockey is pathetic and the way he was made to sit out of national team is even worse.

I don’t to put blame on Indian Hockey Team as they have some to talented players.  there is to much politics going on in IHF, players like viren kept out.

Modern Hockey has changed a lot earlier they used to do lot of stick work, I still feel indians or best at it, but modern Hockey needs long passes and lot of running and co-ordination that indian team lacks.

Now the question about how to make Indian team better

Either go with Dhanraj Pillay as Coach as he understands better and played lot of Hockey and i still feel he is the best forward in the world till date.

or go with foriegn coach as the way they approach the game is different and they bring in lot of changes into traditional Indian Hockey.

Lastly there is no need to Panic as Even Indian Cricket team got exited from WorldCup 2007 in first round then now everything got changed they defeated Australia in thier own backyard that no other team has done before.

They lost only to Great-Britain everything lost but no need to panic carvalho is good coach and he had potential but do take help from other seniors like Dhanraj pillay to make Indian Hockey to regain it’s past glory and pride.

Hope many may argue with this post but that’s what i felt….

1 comment March 11, 2008

sachin maintains integrity but others….

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1 comment March 10, 2008

sachin tendulkar the masterblaster

His detractors said he’s too old for the one-day format of the game, and should retire from that form to give an opportunity to one of the youngsters as India shapes its team for the 2011 World Cup to be held in the sub-continent. The critics were also baying for his blood citing his lack of runs in matches that mattered. But, the man in question, a certain Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar, chose to get back at these detractors in the manner he knows best – scoring runs when the team really needed them in the Commonwealth Bank tri-series – the crunch league match against Sri Lanka and the first two matches of the best-of-three finals that helped India defeat Australia and lift the trophy.
Tendulkar amassed 399 runs from the 10 innings that he played in the CB Series at an average of 44.33 and an impressive strike rate of 85.25 with a highest score of 117* to finish second behind only his teammate Gautam Gambhir who scored 440 runs from 10 innings to emerge as the highest run-scorer in the tri-series.
India’s three-month long tour Down Under has given the country potential superstars for the future in the shape of Gambhir, pacer Ishant Sharma, middle-order batsman Rohit Sharma and leg-spinner Piyush Chawla, not to forget the growing stature of Mahendra Singh Dhoni as the country’s T20 and ODI captain. However, the biggest positive and one that is bound to dishearten bowlers around the world is that Tendulkar is showing no signs of letting up!
Yes, Tendulkar was in patchy form during the first half of the CB Series where he often lost his wicket to the new ball and appeared to lose his edge, but all that changed in the 11th match of the tournament when India played Sri Lanka in a must-win game to ensure its place in the finals. Sri Lanka set India a modest target of 180 and Lasith Malinga removed Robin Uthappa early in the Indian run chase. This was the time when Tendulkar decided to take charge of the proceedings and played some breathtaking shots in his attacking knock of 63 off 54 balls to ensure there would be no further hiccups. The sheer arrogance of his shots seemed to deflate the Lankans, and by the time Muttiah Muralitharan managed to dismiss Tendulkar in the 21st over, India were only 60 runs away from victory.
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