LISTENING

COMPREHENSION

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Ex. No: 1(A)
DATE:

GAP FILLING

AUDIO TRANSCRIPT
QUESTION

Game theory has found its application in numerous fields such as economics, social
science, political science and evolutionary biology. Game theory is now finding its
application in computer science. The nature of computing is changing because of success
of internet and revolution in information technology. The advancement in technologies
has made it possible to commoditize the components such as network computing, storage
and software .In the new paradigm, there are multiple entities that work on behalf of
different autonomous bodies and provide services to other similar entities. Internet has
made it possible for many such geographically distributed autonomous entities to interact
with each other and provide various services.

ANSWER
Game theory has found its application in numerous fields such as economics,
social science, political science and evolutionary biology. Game theory is now finding its
application in computer science. The nature of computing is changing because of success
of internet and revolution in information technology. The advancement in technologies
has made it possible to commoditize the components such as network computing, storage
and software .In the new paradigm, there are multiple entities that work on behalf of
different autonomous bodies and provide services to other similar entities. Internet has
made it possible for many such geographically distributed autonomous entities to
interact with each other and provide various services.

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Ex. No: 1(B)
DATE:

TRUE/FALSE

AUDIO TRANSCRIPT
QUESTION
Nanoscience is the science of extremely small-objects smaller than100
Nanometers (0.00001cm).at these scales, the properties of materials change dramatically.
Factors such as Brownian motion, surface stickiness and quantum effects become
important. Nanotechnologies are based on the range of new materials, including carbon
c60, Carbon Nanotubes, Nanoparticles ,Nano wires and polymers based on nano-size sub
units .A huge range of applications are possible based on stronger, lighter or smaller
materials or compounds with unusual optical or electrical properties. Early applications
are enhancing existing products-tennis racquets, golf clubs, and sunscreens. Possible
medical applications include better implants, wound dressings, diagnostics and cancer
treatments. Biological molecules with nano materials components are creating radically
new materials; there are at an early stage of development.
Environmental concerns focus mainly on nano particles but very little is known
about their impact on living things………………….
LISTEN TO THE PASSAGE AND INDICATE WHETHER THE GIVEN
STATEMENT IS TRUE OR FALSE BY CLICKING ON THE APPROPRIATE
OPTION
ANSWER
1. Study on extremely small-objects smaller than100 Nanometers is called
nanoscience.(TRUE/FALSE)
2. Nanoscience can be used in medical application(TRUE/FALSE)
3. Combining Biological molecules with nanomaterials components cannot create
radically new materials. (TRUE/FALSE)
4. A huge range of applications are possible, based on stronger, lighter or smaller
materials or compounds with unusual optical or electrical properties (TRUE/FALSE)
5. The properties of materials smaller than 100 nano meters will not change dramatically
(TRUE/FALSE)

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Ex. No: 1(C)
DATE:

TRUE/FALSE

AUDIOTRANSCRIPT
QUESTION

The stratosphere the layer of our atmosphere just above the one we breathe
includes a thin layer of ozone. This layer is thicker over the poles than the equator. Ozone
protects us from the sun by interacting with the light. When ultraviolet lights hit oxygen
molecules in stratosphere, it splits the molecules in to two atoms of oxygen. When this
encounters another oxygen molecule, the too combine to make ozone. Ultra violet light
also breaks ozone back down in to an oxygen molecule and an oxygen atom.

LISTEN TO THE PASSAGE AND INDICATE WHETHER THE GIVEN

STATEMENT IS TRUE OR FALSE BY CLICKING ON THE APPROPRIATE
OPTION
ANSWER

1. This stratosphere layer is thicker over the poles than the equator.(TRUE/FALSE)
2. The thin layer between the air we breathe and the stratosphere is called
ozone.(TRUE/FALSE)
3. Stratosphere when interact with ultra-violet light it produces
ozone.(TRUE/FALSE)
4. Uv-Light combines oxygen molecules and oxygen atom in to
ozone.(TRUE/FALSE)
5. Oxygen protects us from direct sunlight(TRUE/FALSE)

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EX. NO: 1(D)
DATE:

MULTIPLE CHOICES

AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: INCREDIBLE INSECTS

QUESTION

All of us at some time or the other, have paused to look at ant’s laboriously carrying
burden several times their size. In fact, some carry objects up to 50 times their weight!
What is more, they move these loads over long distances and even climb trees while
carrying more than their fair share!

Imaging this: slim women weighting 50kg lifting a small car, carrying it on her back for
15km and then climbing a hill, still carrying the car! That is the kind of load ants carry.
Small wonder that we associate ‘work’ with ants.

The scientist of study of these fascinating creatures are called myrmecology. Ants are
social insects. They inhabit colonies called nests and carry out complicated tasks. They
clean, groom and feed each other. Just like people-especially those who are in power-
favor relatives and friends, ants are known to be nepotistic too.

As social creatures, ants need to identify their own nest mates from non-nest mates.
They do this by recognizing the odor that emanates from their nest mates, which is
different from that given off by non-nest mates.

Ants have hierarchies comprising forager ants, workers and queens-each has a well-
defined role to play in the colony. They strictly adhere to their social structure

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ANSWER

LISTEN TO THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTION BY CLICKING

ON THE APPROPRIATE OPTION

1. According to the passage, ants can carry objects up to

• 50 times their weight.
• 100 times their weight.
• 1000 times their weight.

2. To emphasize the ants capability of carrying loads, the writer of this passage gives an
analogy of a
• Slim women weighting 50kg, lifting a small car and climbing a hill with it.
• Slim women weighting 50kg,who drives about 15km and climbs a hill.
• Women who climbs a hill to get a car.

3. The scientific study of an ants is called

• Myrmecology
• Myrmecology.
• Myrmecology.

4. According to the passage, ants recognize their mates by

• Their odor.
• Their color.
• Their size.
5. Ants clean, groom, feed each other and have been known to show
• Communism.
• Nepotism.
• Cultureless.

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 6. As social creatures ,ants need to identify their own_______ from non-nest mates.

• Nest mates.
• Friends.
• Neighbors.

7. Ants have hierarchies comprising

• workers, nest mates, queens.
• Forager ants, workers, queens.
• Queens, servants, leaders.

8. They strictly adhere to their

• Social responsibility.
• Social structure.
• Social accountability.

9. The odor of the same nest mates and non-nest mates is

• Unlike.
• Same.
• Alike.

10.Each ant has a _______role to play in the colony

• Equally important.
• Well defined.
• Ambiguous.

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 READING
COMPREHENSION

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Ex . No: 2
DATE:

GAP FILLING

FILL IN THE BLANK USING THE LIST OF WORDS GIVEN BELOW

• Extremely

• Implants

• Environmental

• Materials

• Meters

• Surface

• Stickiness

• Nanotubes

• Stage

• Subunits

• Nano

• Particles

• Treatments

• cancer

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QUESTION
Nano science is the science of the _______small-objects smaller than100
Nano meters. At these scales, the properties of _______ change dramatically. Factors
such as Brownian motion, ________ stickiness and quantum effects become important
Nano technologies are based on the range of new materials ,including carbon c-
60,Carbon__________,Nano _________,Nano wires and polymers based on nano-size
__________.A huge range of applications are possible, based on stronger, lighter or
smaller materials or compounds with unusual optical or electrical properties. Early
applications are enhancing existing products-tennis racquets, golf clubs, and sunscreens.

Possible medical applications include better ______wound dressings,

diagnostics and __________treatments. Combining _________molecules with nano
mechanical components is creating radically new materials; these are at an early stage of
development.________ concerns focus mainly on nano particles but very little is known
about their impact on living things.

ANSWER

Nano science is the science of the extremely small-objects smaller than100

Nano meters. At these scales, the properties of materials change dramatically. Factors
such as Brownian motion, surface stickiness and quantum effects become important.
Nano technologies are based on the range of new materials, including carbon c-60,Carbon
nanotubes, Nano particles, Nano wires and polymers based on nano-size subunits. A
huge range of applications are possible, based on stronger ,lighter or smaller materials or
compounds with unusual optical or electrical properties. Early applications are enhancing
existing products-tennis racquets, golf clubs, and sunscreens.

Possible medical applications include better implants, wound dressings,

diagnostics and cancer treatments. Combining biological molecules with nano
mechanical components is creating radically new materials; these are at an early stage of
development. Environmental concerns focus mainly on nano particles but very little is
known about their impact on living things.

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SEQUENCE

OF

SENTENCE

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Ex.No: 3 (I.A)
DATE:

ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE IN CORRECT

SEQUENCE

QUESTION

1. Fiction is the term used to describe novels, short stories, classics and popular
pleasure reading.
2. Though they cannot be borrowed from the library, the readers can refer these
books in a reading room set aside for this purpose.
3. Non-fiction describes technical and factual works and books which cover events
and things that exist in reality.
4. Most public and general libraries have three main areas-fiction, non fiction and
reference.
5. Reference books are simply non-fiction books of a kind, which includes
encyclopedias and dictionaries.

ANSWERS

1. Most public and general libraries have three main areas-fictions, on fiction and
reference.
2. Fiction is the term used to describe novels, short stories, classics and popular
pleasure reading.
3. Non-fiction describes technical and factual works and books which cover events
and things that exist in reality.
4. Reference books are simply non-fiction books of a kind, which includes
encyclopedias and dictionaries.
5. Though they cannot be borrowed from the library, the readers can refer these
books in a reading room set aside for this purpose.

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Ex. No: 3( I.B)
DATE:

MULTIPLE CHOICES

The passage is followed by questions on its content. After reading a

passage, choose the best answer to each question. Answer all questions following a
passage on the basis of what is stated or implied in that passage.

PASSAGE 1

Since the Hawaiian islands have never been connected to other land
masses, the great variety of plants in Hawaii must be a result of the long distance
dispersal of seeds, a process that requires both a method of transport and equivalence
between the ecology of the source area and that of the recipient area.

There is some about the method of transport involved; some biologists

argue that ocean and air currents are responsible for the transport of plant seeds to
Hawaii. Yet the results of flotation experiments and the low temperatures of air currents
cast doubt on these hypothesis. More probable is bird transport, either extremely, by
accidental attachment of the seeds to feathers or internally, by the swallowing of fruit and
subsequent excretion of the seeds. While it is likely that fewer varieties of plant seeds
have reached Hawaii externally than internally, more varieties are known to be adapted to
external than to internal transport.

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1. The author of the passage is primarily concerned with

a. discussing different approaches biologists have taken to testing theories about

the distribution of plants in Hawaii.

b. discussing different theories about the transport of plant seeds to Hawaii.

c. discussing the extent to which air currents are responsible for the dispersal of
plant seeds to Hawaii.

d. resolving a dispute about the adaptability of plants seeds to bird transport.

2. The author mentions the results of flotation experiments on plant seeds most
probably in order to

a. Support the claim that the distribution of plants in Hawaii is the result of the
long distance dispersal of seeds

b. Lend credibility to the thesis that air currents provide a method of transport for
plant seeds to Hawaii.

c. Suggest that the long distance dispersal of seeds is a process that requires long
periods of time.

d. Challenge the claim that ocean currents are responsible for the transport of plant
seeds to Hawaii.

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3. It can be inferred from information in the passage that the existence in alpine
regions of Hawaii of a plant species that also grows in the south western united
states would justify which of the following conclusion?

a. The ecology of the south western United States is similar in important

respects to the ecology of alpine regions of Hawaii.
b. There are ocean currents that flow from the south western United States to
Hawaii.
c. The plant species discovered in Hawaii must have traveled from the south
western United States only very recently.
d. The plant species discovered in Hawaii reached there by attaching to the
feathers of birds migrating from the south western United States.

4. The passage supplies information for answering which of the following question?

a. Why does successful long distance dispersal of plant seeds require

equivalence between the ecology of the source area and that of the
recipient area?
b. Why are more varieties of plant seeds adapted to external rather than to
internal bird transport?
c. What varieties of plant seeds are birds that fly long distance most likely to
swallow?
d. What is the reason for accepting the long distance dispersal of plant seeds
as an explanation for the origin of Hawaiian flora?

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ERRORS

IN

ENGLISH

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Ex.No: 3 (II)
DATE:

COMMON ERRORS IN ENGLISH

From the following pairs of sentence identify the grammatically correct sentence
1. He is not only for his wealth but also for his wisdom.
1. He is known not only for his wealth but also for his wisdom.

2. She not only lost her ticket but also her suitcase.
2. She lost not only her ticket but also her suitcase.

3. Please meet the concerned officer.

3. Please meet the officer concerned.

4. The students of my college are better than your college.

4. The students of my college are better than those of your college.

5. Last night, the criminal has been arrested.

5. Last night, the criminal was arrested.

6. Student should avail the transport facility.

6. Student should avail themselves of the transport facility.

7. Please excuse me being late.

7. Please excuse my being late.

8. He removed his coat and hanged on his nail.

8. He removed his coat and hung it on his nail.

9. The computer monitor with its accessories have been received.

9. The computer monitor with its accessories has been received.

10. The broken window have been repaired already.

10. The broken window has been repaired already.

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TELEPHONIC CONVERSATITION

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Ex. No.: 4
DATE:

Conversation between Two friends about finding a job

Nancy: Hi John.
John: Hi Nancy.
Nancy: How are you doing?
John: I am doing OK. It would be better if I have a new job right now.
Nancy: You are looking for a new job? Why?
John: I already finished my studies and graduated last week. Now, I want to get a job in t
he
Finance field. Payroll is not exactly Finance.
Nancy: How long have you been looking for a new job?
John: I just started this week.
Nancy: Didn’t you have any interviews with those firms that came to our campus last
month? Ibelieve quite a few companies came to recruit students for their Finance

departments.
John: I could only get one interview with Fidelity Company because of my heavy work-
schedule. A month has already gone by, and I have not heard from them. I guess I did not
make it.
Nancy: Don’t worry, John. You always did well in school. I know your good grades will
help you get a job soon. Besides, the job market is pretty good right now, and all
companies need financial analysts.
John: I hope so.
Nancy: You have prepared a resume, right?
John: Yes.
Nancy: Did you mail your resume to a lot of companies? How about recruiting agencies?
John: I have sent it to a dozen companies already. No, I have not thought about recruiting
agencies. But, I do look closely at the employment ads listed in the newspaper every day.
Nancy: Are there a lot of openings?

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John: Quite a few. Some of them require a certain amount of experience and others are
willing to train.
Nancy: My friends told me that it helps to do some homework before you go to an
interview. You need to know the company well—
what kind of business is it in? What types of products does it sell? How is it doing lately?
John: Yes, I know. I am doing some research on companies that I want to work for. I
want to be ready whenever they call me in for an interview.
Nancy: Have you thought about questions they might ask you during the interview?
John: What types of questions do you think they will ask?
Nancy: Well, they might ask you some questions about Finance theories to test your
academic understanding.
John: I can handle that.
Nancy: They might tell you about a problem and want you to come up with a solution.
John: I don’t know about that. I hope I will be able to give them a decent response if the
need arises.
Nancy: They will want to know you a little bit before they make a hiring decision. So, the
y may ask you to describe yourself. For example, what are your strengths and your
weaknesses? How do you get along with people?
John: I need to work on that question. How would I describe myself? Huh!
Nancy: Also, make sure you are on time.Nothing is worse than to be late for an interview.
You do not want to give them a bad impression, right from the start.
John: I know. I always plan to arrive about 10 or 15 minutes before the interview starts.
Nancy: Good decision! It seems that you are well prepared for your job search. I am sure
you will find a good job in no time.
John: I hope so.
Nancy: I need to run; otherwise, I will be late for school. Good luck in your job search,
John.
John: Thank you for your advice. Bye!

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INTRODUCE YOUR SELF

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EX. NO: 5

DATE:

INTRODUCE YOUR SELF

I am Renukumar. I am doing my graduation in TEC. I live in Tamilnadu. There

are five members in our family .My father, mother, sisters and me. I like reading books
during free time. I did my schooling at Govt.Hr.Sec School. G.H.S.S. Vadailluppai.
DO’S
Stand up, introduce yourself to a large group of people, and talk about your
current job. Talk about your background, talk a little more about your personal life. Make
eye-contact with everyone in that hall. Be energetic, speak clearly, speak loudly, speak
without hesitation, and smile.
BENEFITS
People are more likely to speak with you and work with you .If they have a basic
understanding of who you are and what your abilities are, people become accustomed to
your accent. You will probably feel more comfortable participating in group –discussions
if you have already given a short introductory speech.

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ORAL PRESENTATION

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TECHNICAL PRESENTATION

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Ex. No.: 6(A)
DATE:
PRESENTATION ON BRICK MASONRY
Brick
• Brick is a basic building unit which is in the form of rectangular block in which
length to breadth ratio is 2 but height can be different.

• Normal size (nominal size)9''×4½" ×3"

• Architectural size (Working size) 81⅟16" x 4⁵⁄₁₆" x 21⅟16"

Brick Masonry
• The art of laying bricks in mortar in a proper systematic manner gives
homogeneous mass which can withstand forces without disintegration, called
brick masonry.

Terminology
• The surfaces of a brick have names.

• Top and bottom surfaces are beds.

• Ends are headers and header faces.

• Sides are stretchers or stretcher faces.

Brick Sizes
A standard metric brick has coordinating dimensions of 225 x 112.5 x 75 mm
(9''×4½" ×3“) called nominal size and working dimensions (actual dimensions) of 215 x
102.5 x 65 mm (8.5“ * 4 *2.5) called architectural size
The coordinating dimensions are a measure of the physical space taken up by a
brick together with the mortar required on one bed , one header face and one stretcher
face.
The working dimensions are the sizes to which manufacturers will try to make
the bricks, it is known as the nominal size of a brick.
Frog
• The depression provided in the face of a brick during its manufacturing.

• Depth of frog in a brick 10 to 20mm

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Course
Each horizontal layer of bricks laid in mortar in any brick work is called coarse.
• The depression provided in the face of a brick during its manufacturing.

• Depth of frog in a brick 10 to 20mm

• Frog should be upward. Why?

Mortar Joints
Mortar placed horizontally below or on the top of a brick is called a bed. Mortar
placed vertically between bricks is called a pretend
.
Bats
• The portions mad by cutting standard bricks across their width are known as brick
bats.

• These are named according their fraction of full length of a standard brick.

Closers
• The portions made by cutting across their length in such a manner that their one
stretcher face remains uncut or half cut.

• queen closer, King closer

Quoins
• The external corners of walls are called quoins

• The brick which form the external corner is known as quoin brick.

Masonry Wall Requirements

The usual functional requirements of a masonry wall include:
• Adequate strength to support imposed loads&Sufficient water tightness
• Sufficient visual privacy and sound transmission&Appropriate fire resistance
• Ability to accommodate heating, air conditioning, electrical, and plumbing
equipment
• Ability to receive various finish materials, Cost&provide openings such as doors and
window

CONCLUTION
Methods of construction are many , Brick Masonry is one of them.

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NON TECHNICAL PRESENTATION

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 EX. NO: 6(B)
DATE:
PRESENTATION ON ANIMATION

Introduction
Animation is the rapid display of a sequence of images of 2-D or 3-D artwork or
model positions in order to create an illusion of movement. The effect is an optical
illusion of motion due to the phenomenon of persistence of vision, and can be created and
demonstrated in several ways. The most common method of presenting animation is as a
motion picture or video program.
Discovery of Name
"Animation" discovered from the Latin name anima, the "animating principle",
the vital force inside every living creature.
History of Indian Animation
• The first animated film from India is considered to be "EkAnekAurEkta", a
short traditionally animated short educational film released in 1974from Doordarshan's
Film Division.

• The first Indian animated television series is GhayabAaya, aired in 1986 and directed
by SuddhasattwaBasu.
• The first Indian 3D animated film is Roadside Romeo, which was a joint venture
between Yash Raj Films and the Indian division of the Walt Disney Company. It was
written and directed by JugalHansraj.
Animatronics
Animatronics is the use of mechatronics to create machines which
seem animate rather than robotic. Animatronic creations include animals
(including dinosaurs), plants and even mythical creatures. A robot designed to be a
convincing imitation of a human is specifically known as an android. Animatronics is
mainly used in movie making.
3D Animation in Bollywood Movies
The first Indian 3D animated film is Roadside Romeo - 2008
Techniques of Computer Animation
Computer animation encompasses a variety of techniques, the unifying factor
being that the animation is created digitally on a computer.
• 2D Animation

• 3D Animation

• Character animation

• Chuckimation
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• Multi-sketching

• Special effects animation

• Animatronics

• Stop motion
2D animation
2D animation figures are created and/or edited on the computer using 2D bitmap
graphics or created and edited using 2D vector graphics. This includes automated
computerized versions of traditional animation techniques such as morphing. 2D
animation has many applications, including analog computer animation, Flash
animation and PowerPoint animation.
3D animation
3D animation is digitally modeled and manipulated by an animator. In order to
manipulate a mesh, it is given a digital skeletal structure that can be used to control the
mesh. This process is called rigging. Various other techniques can be applied, such as
mathematical functions (ex. gravity, particle simulations), simulated fur or hair, effects
such as fire and water and the use of motion capture to name but a few, these techniques
fall under the category of 3D dynamics.
List of Indian animated Movies
EkAnekAurEkta (1974), Hanuman (2005), The legend of Lord Buddha (animated
film) (2005), Return of Hanuman (2007), Roadside Romeo (2008), Dashavatar (2008),
Ghatothkach (2008), CheentiCheenti Bang Bang (2008), Jumbo (2008), Arjun – The
Warrior Prince (2009), Bal Ganesh (2009), Lav Kush - The Warrior Twins (2010),
ToonpurKaSuperrhero (2010), Ramayana The Epic (2010),
KoochieKoochieHotaHain (2011), AlibabaAur 41 Chor (2011)
Conclusion
• Animation is one of the fast growing feald, which is also related to Art.

• The Market of Indian animation industry was estimated at $354 million in 2006 and was
forecast to reach $869 million by 2010

Market estimated worth USD XX mn in 2008; Expected to reach USD YY mn by 2012

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GROUP DISCUSSION

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EX NO.: 7
Date:
Group discussion

Is obsession for cricket a retardant for other sports?

Participants
Suryakumari Nisha
Silambarasan Chinnapparaj
Vijesh Anupkumar
For cricket:
1. The obsession for cricket can never be a retardant for other sports because cricket
is only one step more popular than other sports.
2. Real talent in any sports in always recognized as seen in the case of Viswanathan
an and in chess and saina nehwal in badminton
3. As cricket is welcomed more than any other sport, the media attach more
importance to it.
4. The players are also more sponsored because they have a better reach than other
sports persons.

Against cricket
5. Cricket between foreign teams is also widely covered, but hockey matches played
by the Indian team go unreported.
6. Even a family function of a cricketer is much talked about where as we fail to
acknowledge the presence of world champions like Pankaj, Advani and Manavit
Singh sandhu in shooting.
7. Cricketers are showered with monetary benefits but the likes of Arman, Ibrahim
and, lava shag have to compromise on quality training due to lack of financial
support.
8. Olympic medallists get only a momentary coverage of their life time hard work
but a single world cup victory is still savoured and the players are still
remembered.

Conclusion
The obsession of cricket has not retarded the growth of other sports and its players
be given their due recognition and importance by the media and the public.

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INTERVIEW SKILLS

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Ex. No. : 8
DATE :
Conversation between interviewer and a candidate
Candidate: may I come in, sir?
Interview board: yes, please come in.
Candidate: good morning, sir. Interview board: good morning, please sit down. What is
your name?
Candidate: sir, my name is Rohit kapoor.
Interview board: which post have you applied for?
Candidate: marketing officer, sir.
Interview board: what is your educational qualification?
Candidate: B.A., Hons. In economics. And i have postgraduate diploma in marketing
management.
Interview board: from which university did you pass B.A?
Candidate: sir, I passed from university of Delhi.
Interview board: what division did you get?
Candidate: first division, sir.
Interview board: and from where did you do marketing management?
Candidate: from YMCA, Connaught place.
Interview board: what is your hobby?
Candidate: sir, my hobby is reading books on marketing.
Interview board: we need a marketing officer who is not only capable but also fluent and
effective in English speaking.
Candidate: sir, I am capable enough to join your reputed company.
Interview board: do you have any experience?
Candidate: I have three years experience as a marketing officer in engineers India.
Interview board:Are you still working there?
Candidate: Yes sir.
Interview board: You are already working in a big government company. So why do
you want to abandon it?
Candidate: Sir, everyone wants better prospects (chances of success).
No doubt the company
is good. But I am not having job satisfaction. I want to develop my marketing talents further.

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And it’ll be possible only in
a big multinational where I am able to both learn and contribute.
Interview board: Well, how much salary are you getting there?
Candidate: Sir, I am getting 15,000/- per month.
Interview board: And how much minimum salary do you expect from our company?
Candidate: Any salary that you think your company should give me. But i am definitely
seeking job satisfaction – a marketing field where there is a possibility of development.
Interview board: What motivated you to join our company?
Candidate: it is a reputed company. I have heard that it provides a good environment that
Nurtures growth and talent development.
Interview bard: What is the main strength of your personality?
Candidate: I am enthusiastic and know how to motivate people.
Interview board: what are your weaknesses?
Candidate: I may lose my sleep if i make mistake.
Interview board: Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
Candidate: Working happily at a senior position in this company.
Interview board: What do you like most about your present job?
Candidate: Marketing tour to south India now and then.
Interview board: And what do you dislike?
Candidate: I dislike resistance to new ideas.
Interview board: Suppose you have to persuade a new dealer in a
state to sell our mobiles what will be your opening lines?
Candidate: I shall frame my opening lines after reading the body language of the dealer,
especially his face. Common opening lines may be: good morning sir, I am hiten,
marketing
officer of lag – a world leader–whose new range of mobiles are rapidly increasing its market
share in india. Would you like to go for an association with us to boost business?
Interview board: What is the best trait of a marketing officer in your opinion?
Candidate: The art of motivation.
Interview board: Suppose we select you, then would you be able to join our company from
the 1st of coming month?
Candidate: Definitely sir.
Interview board: ok, man we are almost satisfied with you.

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COVER LETTER & RESUME

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EX. NO.: 9
DATE:
Cover Letter
From
R. Renukumar
No.99,Road Street,
vadailluppai, T.V.Malai Dt-632511.
To
Mr. Prabu
Hiring Manager
Voltech Engineering Services, Chennai-600043.
Dear Mr. Prabu,
I would like to apply for the post of Engineer as advertised on the Dayjob.com web
site. The position seems an ideal opportunity for me as it matches my experience, knowledge and
career aspirations.
As you can see from my CV, I have amassed over 7 years of significant, progressive experi
ence in civil engineering projects within the construction and gas industries. During my career I
have
participatedin more than 20 civil engineering projects, all of them were successful.
My progressive engineering experience has provided me with the opportunity to develop
strong client relation building skills and an ability to lead multi-disciplinary teams.
I am experienced at applying the principles of civil engineering when planning, designing,
and overseeing the construction and maintenance of structures and facilities.
I enclose my resume for your review and look forward to meeting with you in the near
future Should you have any questions or require clarification on any information please Contact
me at the
above telephone number.
I would welcome the opportunity to talk to you and I hope that you will invite me for a
interview.I thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.

Date:

Yours sincerely,

Place: Chennai (R. Renukumar)

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 RESUME
No.99, Road Street, vadailluppai,
R. RENUKUMAR T.V.Malai Dt– 632511.
Email: renu2babu1110@gmail.com Contact No.: 9159530124, 9751236511

Career Objective
To be a successful professional, by learning continuously and use the knowledge for growth
of the organization and ultimately be a benchmark in my field of work.

Academic Qualification
• B.E., in Electrical And Electronics Engineering from Thirumalai Engineering
College, under Anna University, Chennai with Aggregate of 81.2%.
• 12th from Govt.Hr.Sec.School, Akkur, Thiruvannamalai, in 2017 with 58.3% .
• 10th from Govt.Hr.Sec School, Vadailluppai, Thiruvannamalai, in 2015with 69.8% .

Software Proficiency
• Design Software’s : ECAD
• Operating system : Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 8.

Areas of Interest
• Designing
• Site Engg.
• Plan Design
• Designing Exterior & Interior

Academic Achievements
• Third rank holder in our College

Sports Achievements

• Won 1st prize in Chess Game in our College

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In Plant Training / Industrial Visit
• Undergone In plant training in “ Voltech Private Limited”, Chennai
• Visited a company “Thermal Plant” in Kalpakam.
• Industrial visit in “L&T”, Chennai.
Strengths

• Self-disciplined and Goal oriented.

• Ability to learn new things quickly, can flexibly work at any condition, time caring.
• Good communication and Interpersonal skills
• Leading capability in team work.
Hobbies
• Surfing internet
• Watching movies
• Playing games

PERSONAL PROFILE

Father’s name : Mr. B .Rajendiran,

Mother’s name : Mrs. R. Meenasantham,
Permanent Address : No.99, Road Street, Vadailluppai, T.V.Malai – 600043.
Date of birth : 11 October 1999
Sex : Male
Marital status : Unmarried
Languages known : Tamil, English
Nationality : Indian.
DECLARATION

I hereby declare that all the details furnished above are true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.

Place: Kilambi Signature,

Date: [R.Renukumar]

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THUMBNAIL PORTAIT

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EX. NO.: 10
DATE:

THUMBNAIL PORTRAIT

I am RENUKUMAR

I currently am pursuing my third year B.E at TEC, Kilambi with Electrical and
Electronics Engineering as my major. I have worked with the project of the foundation. I
am looking for an entry-level position with your company and feel that my skills in
finding innovative ways and means will be just what your company in search I come from
a family of engineers. Ethical foundation for a technical knowledge has been laid since
my childhood. I have imbibed the virtues like honesty and discipline from my family.

Thanking you.

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