iski sleep ud gayi hai...

 

Well wish you the best.

pratik agarwal is a cute baby....

 

The similar problem is solved in Nutan Physics p228.

Dude you will get what you want to study. If you stick to college demand then you might have to compromise the branch.

 

BTW, congrats for crcking AIEEE. Wish you all the best. I am targeting it next year. I am inspired by all the folks here.

4 volts

 

Dr. zhatka

Machine se bahar aakar

Relax hote huey

Sugarcane ne paya

Ki uska Juice

Machine mein hi rah gaya hai

 

Dear fellow IIT aspirants,

 

Machine refer here IIT

Sugarcane is us

Juice is our family's money, hopes, our time and energy, joy of life

 

So let us not forget that we can get into IIT and degree. In life degree and high score does n't matter mush but overall personality, communication skills, business smartness and saviness and socialization that makes you a successful person.

 

So don't be like squeezed sugarcane in pursuit of IIT.....

 

Hope you enjoy....

Amazing. This is Hilarious!!

 

Awesome joke.... I almost fainted due to laughing...

 

BTW, in USA there is social security number that allow agencies to track cerdit card history, cime or civil citations, tax records, properties etc. Dude this is not a joke in few years... we all will be under uncle Sam's eye.

Solutions are at page no. 578

 of RD SHarma... please scan the page and post it... I do not have the scanner.

Dude I was initially confused by cricet term - fuller ball :)) Anyways,

 

The fullerenes, discovered in 1985, are a family of carbon allotropes named after Richard Buckminster Fuller and are sometimes called buckyballs. They are molecules composed entirely of carbon, in the form of a hollow sphere, ellipsoid, or tube. Cylindrical fullerenes are called Carbon nanotubes or buckytubes. Fullerenes are similar in structure to graphite, which is composed of a sheet of linked hexagonal rings, but they contain pentagonal (or sometimes heptagonal) rings that prevent the sheet from being planar.