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It has been an aspiration for many students to pursue a professional degree either in engineering or medicine. Latest developments in the professional college admissions scenario have left many parents and students confused and anxious.

With the prevailing confusions with respect to common entrance examination, the number of aspirants for All India Engineering Entrance examination is on the rise year after year.

The AIEEE is the key to admissions into 117 institutions across India including 18 NITs, 15 deemed universities, 70 other professional institutions, three government funded institutions and two central universities.

Since the AIEEE is based on CBSE syllabus many State board students have refrained from appearing for this examination, aspire learning company, an organisation committed to build core science competency among students with high powered expert committee consisting of retired scientists and professors from IITs, NITs, AIIMS, Anna University, JIMPER ETC to propel the academic direction, has been conducting a free AIEEE-Diagnostic Test across 21 centres in South India.

The test will help both the CBSE and State Board students, understand the nuances of the examination, their capabilities and limitations with respect to the AIEEE syllabus apart from diagnosing and analysing their level of preparation.

The aspire AIEEE diagnostic test is free to all AIEEE '06 aspirants and will be held on December 4. Applications can be obtained on November 25, 26 and 27 from the nearest aspire centre. The student will get South Indian ranking and students will understand his or her preparedness towards the examination. For more details, aspirants can contact 4355468.

From S.S. Kavitha in Madurai

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