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The Maharashtra PGDCET results were declared on 15th February, 2012. The examination is the gateway for post graduate degree in dental courses. GyanCentral spoke to Dr Arpi Mehta, topper of PGDCET 2012 to know about her preparation and future plans.

In a country like India, surrounded by water on three sides it is very surprising that only 500 students graduate every year as Naval Architects. GyanCentral provides insights into the course and career options for a naval architect.

CAT 2011 is over and the call getters are busy in preparing for the interviews and giving their best shot in the next round. For the rest, it's time to gear up for the next season. Quant enthusiast, Deepak Pandey elaborates on graph modification, a topic which is tricky for many students attempting CAT. This is the first article in the series of articles for CAT 2012 preparation.

Research and Development forms the backbone of innovations and discoveries in every field. Research Education in India is still at its infancy stage and requires to undergo improvement in various aspects. Shankar Chandrashekar, a research student and regular writer at GyanCentral highlights the current scenario of research studies in India.

The IIM Bangalore trio won the recently held CNBC - TV18 & Hindustan Unilever's Lessons in Marketing Excellence (L.I.M.E.) Season 3, beating FMS Delhi, SPJIMR Mumbai and IIM Ahmedabad at the finale that took place at the Taj Mahal Palace Mumbai. The winning team was presented with a cash prize of INR 6,00000 for the novel and cost effective ideas they put forward for the Indian Railways. The GyanCentral team spoke to Aditya Mukherjee, from the winning team to know more about their idea, strategy and experience.

The CRISIL report on higher education provided insights on the state of higher education in India. GyanCentral talks to Ajay Srinivasan Head, CRISIL Research to know more about their findings specific to engineering and management education in India.

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering was conducted on 12th February, 2012. The test opens avenues for postgraduate and doctoral courses at IIT's, NIT's and IISC in India. Anshul Gupta an expert GATE coach provides a comprehensive paper by paper analysis of GATE 2012. With approximately 1.12 million test takers in 2012, GATE is one the most important engineering exams in India.

In the previous article, we talked about the initial 3 types of problems a student would encounter in the Visual reasoning section in MHCET 2012. In this article we look at the remaining 5 types which are a considered tricky and time consuming.