Friday, September 26, 2014

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TALLENTEX 2015 (PRE) & (MAIN) DATES, SELECTION & TEST FORMAT

Two Stage Test : TALLENTEX (PRE) & TALLENTEX (MAIN)

TALLENTEX (PRE) Dates : For All Registered Students
S Chandrasekhar, HG Khorana & HJ Bhabha Zones SUNDAY, 28th September, 2014 Click Here to know Your Zone
SS Abhyankar, Chanakya, JC Bose & Ramanujan Zones SUNDAY, 12th October, 2014
TALLENTEX (MAIN) Date : Only for TALLENTEX (PRE) Qualified Students
All Zones: 16 November 2014.


Qualification Criteria for TALLENTEX (MAIN)

Based on Result of TALLENTEX (PRE)
For Class V to VIII Either in All India Top 500 or Top 3 in own city
For Class IX & X Either in All India Top 1000 or Top 10 in own city
For Class XI* & XII* Either in All India Top 1000 or Top 10 in own city
* Each for Maths & Biology Stream

Head Details
Registration Fee D 200/-. Payable by DD (In favour of 'ALLEN Career Institute' payable at Kota) / Cash / Online
Registration last date
Mode FOR 28th September, 2014 FOR 12th October, 2014
By hand: 18 September, 2014 02 October, 2014
By Post: 15 September, 2014 30 September, 2014
How to Register for TALLENTEX (PRE) Fill online FORM by Click Here and pay also online
Fill online FORM by Click Here, download & print and send with DD of D 200/- to “TALLENTEX CELL” by post. Note: DDs received by post after last date will neither be accepted nor returned
Purchase FORM from any ALLEN Center, fill-in and deposit
Purchase FORM from your school if it has agreed for TALLENTEX registration, fill-in and deposit
Registration update Will be sent by SMS to mobile no. submitted by applicant & can also be checked by Click Here
Admit Card Download from www.tallentex.com 7 days before test OR Collect from any ALLEN Center OR Collect from your school if FORM deposited in school
Compulsory at Test Center TALLENTEX admit card and Original School Photo ID or School Mark Sheet
Zone Click here to check your Zone
Reporting Time Atleast 30 minutes prior to Test Time printed on admit card.
Exam Paper Pattern
(Both PRE & MAIN)
Class V to IX - Part-I : IQ, Part II : Physics; Chemistry; Biology; Maths
Class X, XI & XII- Part-I : IQ, Part II : Physics; Chemistry; Biology/Maths (Students attempt either Biology or Maths)
Syllabus Part-I: IQ does not have a syllabus. It comprises questions on logic & mental ability
Part-II: NCERT syllabus. Click Here for Details
No. Of Questions Part-I : 20 | Part-II : 60 . Sample test available at website only after paid registration
Medium of Exam English Only
Duration of Paper 2 Hours. It is Compulsory to take seat in exam hall atleast 30 minutes before test to fill in OMR.
Question pattern OMR based MCQs with 4 choices (single correct answer with negative marking)
+4 for each correct answer and -1 for each wrong answer
Question Distribution (Part-II) Click Here for Details
Result TALLENTEX (PRE): 27 October 2014
TALLENTEX (MAIN): Up to last Week of November 2014.
(At www.tallentex.com and to be sent by SMS)
Success Power Session Second Half of December 2014 at Kota (For National top 50 of each class)
Award AIR 51 and above as applicable respective category (1) If awarded student is from city where ALLEN center is present then award will be given in any of
Open Session conducted at ALLEN Center
(2) Award of rest of the students will be sent by post

Syllabus of TALLENTEX

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Pattern & Syllabus of TALLENTEX 2015

Pattern of TALLENTEX

Item Details
Time Duration 2:30 Hrs
Note that the paper duration is 2:00 hours and Initial 30 Minutes are given to fill all important information in the Response Sheet and to read all instructions given on Paper
Exam Paper Pattern Paper-I : IQ
Paper II : Physics/Chemistry/Biology/Maths
Syllabus Paper-I: IQ does not have a syllabus. It comprises questions on application of logic & mental ability.
Paper-II: NCERT syllabus as mentioned below
Question pattern MCQs with 4 choices (single correct answer with negative marking)
No. Of Questions Paper-I : 20
Paper-II: 60
Paper Pattern (Part-II) Students of Class – V, VI & VII (Going to Class-VI, VII & VIII in 2015)
Physics: 12 ,Chemistry: 11, Biology : 12, Maths : 25
Students of Class – VIII & IX (Going to Class-IX & X in 2015)
Physics: 10 ,Chemistry: 10, Biology : 20, Maths : 20
Students of Class – X, XI (Going to Class-XI & XII in 2015) & XII
Compulsory subjects - Physics: 20 ,Chemistry: 20
Optional Subjects - Biology : 20 / Maths : 20
(In Paper II students need to attempt any one of the Optional Subject section)
Marking Scheme +4 for each correct answer and -1 for each wrong answer
Total Marks – 320 for all Classes

Syllabus of TALLENTEX

Class V
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. How things move – force & work
  2. Simple Machines
  3. Our Universe
  1. Rock & Minerals
  2. Natural Resources
  1. Health & Disease
  2. Animals & their life style
  3. Food & Health
  1. Fractions
  2. Decimals
  3. Angles
  4. Triangles, Area & Perimeter
Class VI
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Motion and Measurement of Distances
  2. Light, Shadows and Reflections
  3. Electric Circuits and Magnetisms
  1. Sorting Materials into Groups
  2. Separation of Substances
  3. Changes around us
  1. Food and Nutrition
  2. Living Organisms and their surroundings
  3. Fibre to Fabric
  1. Number System
  2. Integer, Fraction & Decimals
  3. Basic Geometry
  4. Understanding Elementary Shapes
Class VII
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Motion and Time
  2. Heat
  3. Light
  1. Acids, Bases & Salts
  2. Physical and Chemical Changes
  3. Separation of Mixtures
  1. Nutrition in Plants and Animals
  2. Natural Fibres and Fabrics
  3. Living Organisms and their surroundings
  1. Integers
  2. Fractions and Decimal Numbers
  3. Simple Equations
  4. Lines & Angles
  5. Triangles & Properties and Congruence of Triangles
Class VIII
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Motion
  2. Force & Pressure
  3. Sound
  4. Light
  1. Acids and Bases
  2. Physical and Chemical Changes
  3. Metals and Non Metals
  1. Microorganisms
  2. Cell – Structure & Functions
  3. Nutrition in Plants and Animals
  1. Rational Numbers
  2. Exponent and Powers
  3. Squares and Square Roots, Cubes and Cube Roots
  4. Linear Equation in one variable
  5. Understanding Quadrilaterals and Constructions Mensuration
Class IX
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Kinematics
  2. Motion, Force and Pressure
  3. Work, Energy and Power
  4. Gravitation
  5. Sound
  1. All About Matter
  2. Mixtures
  3. Materials
  4. Metals and Non-metals
  1. Cell and Cell Division
  2. Tissues
  3. Microorganism
  4. Technology in Food Production
  5. Diversity in Living Organisms
  1. Number System and Number Sense
  2. Lines, Angles and Triangles
  3. Area of Plane Figures & Solid Shapes
  4. Volume of Solids
  5. Linear Equations in One variable
  6. Mensuration
  7. Ratio, proportion and percentage
  8. Direct & Inverse Proportion
  9. Exponents and Powers
Class X
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Electric Circuits
  2. Magnetism
  3. Sound
  4. Kinematics
  5. Force and Motion
  6. Work, Energy and Power
  1. Acids, Bases and Salts
  2. Metals
  3. All About Matter & Materials
  4. Compounds
  5. Mixtures
  6. Chemical Calculations
  1. Life Processes
  2. Control and Coordination
  3. Cell Division
  4. Tissues
  5. Diversity in Living Organisms
  6. Biogeochemical Cycles
  7. Human Influences on Environment and Repair
  1. Real Numbers and Polynomials
  2. Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
  3. Quadratic Equations
  4. Similar Triangles
  5. Trigonometry and its Applications
  6. Number system and Number Sense
  7. Lines, Angles, Triangles
  8. Area of Plane Figures and Solid Shapes
  9. Volume of Solids
  10. Coordinate Geometry
  11. Quadrilaterals and Area of Parallelograms and Triangles
  12. Circles
  13. Basic Trigonometry
Class XI
Physics Chemistry Biology
(for Aspirants of Pre-Medical)
Maths
(For Aspirants of JEE)
  1. Physical World and Measurement
  2. Kinematics
  3. Laws of Motion
  4. Work, Energy and Power
  5. Motion of System of Particles
  6. Rigid Body Dynamics
  1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
  2. Structure of Atom
  3. Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties
  4. Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
  5. States of Matter : Gases and Liquids
  1. Biodiversity
  2. Diversity in Plants and Fungi
  3. Structural Organization in Plants
  4. Diversity in Animals
  5. Biomolecules
  1. Sequence and Series
  2. Linear and Quadratic Inequalities
  3. Quadratic Equations
  4. Complex Numbers
  5. Trigonometric Functions
  6. Straight Lines
  7. Circles
Class XII
Physics Chemistry Biology
(for Aspirants of Pre-Medical)
Maths
(For Aspirants of JEE)
  1. Electrostatics (Including Capacitance)
  2. Current Electricity, Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
  3. Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
  4. Kinematics & Laws of Motion
  5. Work, Energy and Power
  6. System of Particles & Conservation of Momentum
  7. Rigid Body Dynamics
  8. Heat, KTG & Thermodynamics
  1. Solid  State
  2. Solutions
  3. Electrochemistry
  4. s-Block & p-Block Elements
  5. GOC & Isomerism
  6. Hydrocarbons & Alkyle Halides
  7. Alchols, Phenols and Ethers
  8. Stoichiometry
  9. Structure of Atom
  10. Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties
  11. Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
  12. States of Matter : Gases and Liquids
  13. Redox Reactions
  14. Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium
  15. Thermodynamics
  1. Biodiversity
  2. Diversity in Plants and Fungi
  3. Structural  Organization in Plants
  4. Diversity in Animals
  5. Biomolecules
  6. Study of Cell-Tools and Techniques
  7. Structure and Functions of a Cell & Cell Cycle
  8. Photosynthesis in Plants
  9. Mineral Nutrition and Transport in Plants
  10. Cellular Respiration
  11. Structural Organization in Animals
  12. Nutrition, Digestion and Absorption
  13. Circulation and Exchange of Gases
  14. Osmoregulation and Excretion
  15. Movement and Locomotion
  16. Plant Development and Reproduction
  17. Animal Development and Reproduction
  18. Heredity and Variation
  19. Molecular Basis of Inheritance
  20. Evolution
  21. Statics and Dynamics of an Ecosystem
  22. Statics and Dynamics of Organisms and Population
  1. Sets, Relations and Functions
  2. Limits, Continuity and Differentiability
  3. Application of Derivatives
  4. Sequence and Series
  5. Linear and Quadratic Inequalities
  6. Quadratic Equations
  7. Complex Numbers
  8. Trigonometric Functions
  9. Straight Lines
  10. Conic Sections
  11. Probability

tallentex 2014-2015 syllabus

Class X
Physics Chemistry Biology Maths
  1. Electric Circuits
  2. Magnetism
  3. Sound
  4. Kinematics
  5. Force and Motion
  6. Work, Energy and Power
  1. Acids, Bases and Salts
  2. Metals
  3. All About Matter & Materials
  4. Compounds
  5. Mixtures
  6. Chemical Calculations
  1. Life Processes
  2. Control and Coordination
  3. Cell Division
  4. Tissues
  5. Diversity in Living Organisms
  6. Biogeochemical Cycles
  7. Human Influences on Environment and Repair
  1. Real Numbers and Polynomials
  2. Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
  3. Quadratic Equations
  4. Similar Triangles
  5. Trigonometry and its Applications
  6. Number system and Number Sense
  7. Lines, Angles, Triangles
  8. Area of Plane Figures and Solid Shapes
  9. Volume of Solids
  10. Coordinate Geometry
  11. Quadrilaterals and Area of Parallelograms and Triangles
  12. Circles
  13. Basic Trigonometry

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

This morning as I walked along the lakeshore, I fell in love with a wren and later in the day with a mouse the cat had dropped under the dining room table. In the shadows of an autumn evening, I fell for a seamstress still at her machine in the tailor’s window, and later for a bowl of broth, steam rising like smoke from a naval battle. This is the best kind of love, I thought, without recompense, without gifts, or unkind words, without suspicion, or silence on the telephone. The love of the chestnut, the jazz cap and one hand on the wheel. No lust, no slam of the door – the love of the miniature orange tree, the clean white shirt, the hot evening shower, the highway that cuts across Florida. No waiting, no huffiness, or rancor – just a twinge every now and then for the wren who had built her nest on a low branch overhanging the water and for the dead mouse, still dressed in its light brown suit. But my heart is always propped up in a field on its tripod, ready for the next arrow. After I carried the mouse by the tail to a pile of leaves in the woods, I found myself standing at the bathroom sink gazing down affectionately at the soap, so patient and soluble, so at home in its pale green soap dish. I could feel myself falling again as I felt its turning in my wet hands and caught the scent of lavender and stone. - Billy Collins