Vol.

- 7 Issue XXIII, April - June 2011

A.M. NAIK HAS WORKED AT L&T FOR 46 YEARS AND HAS TAKEN ONLY 45
DAYS LEAVE. HE HAS PUT IN THE EQUIVALENT OF 120 MAN YEARS OF WORK.
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ANUNAAD

The Quarterly in-house publication of Resonance

Technology Creates
Endless Possibilities
Beyond Talking

Resonating the of Education

 N THIS ISSUE
Quotes 4
April - June 2011

RKV Sir's Message 5

IIT SNIPPETS 7

Cover Story 8
Technology lovers have a new reason to cheer! RajIv Kumar's
RockeTalk, India's first mobile-only social network application
creatively engages net generation with fascinating features and
functionality. Read and explore!
Amazing Maths 11
Workout in the WAR ROOM at Powai bastion to continue
building India 12
Reso Reaper 14 RESONANCE: THE SYNONYM OF SUCCESS SINCE 2001 - P#24
Olympiad Prowess 15 1652
1621
Winners From Yearlong Classroom Contact Programmes 16
YCCPs: Yearlong Classroom Contact Programmes
Winners From Pre-Foundation Career Care Programmes 18 574

DLPs: Distance Learning Programmes 762

Number of Selected students*

Chemistry Digest 20 1064
883
Resonance: The synonym of success since 2001 21 452
710
Resonating Ruminations - 2010 22 401
215
1078
Reso-Seed 24 355 859
312
66
Talent Hunt 25 161 170 35
495 482
612

277 289
Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay 28 161 170

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Dare to change ITI into IIT? 29 Year of IIT-JEE

6928 Selections in IIT-JEE in Just 9 Years from RESONANCE (from 2002 to 2010)
In trying times never stop trying 30 *From Classroom (4423) & Distance Learning (2505) Programmes
Parents' Page 32 75 All India Ranks in Top-100 (GEN) since 2002
from Classroom - 38 | Distance Learning - 37
Entrepreneurial Journey 33
Think To Win 34
Career Link [NTSE] 35
Rainbow 36
Know Mania 38
Eureka 39
Khul Ja Sim-Sim 41
Snap Shots 43
 All over the developed world, population is shrinking and ageing, resulting in a decline in
working age population. This is where India can score. In coming years, India will be the
country which will have the largest working age population in the world and possibly the
youngest population too.

The question of whether a large population is a bane or a boon has suddenly changed into the
need for creating a sustainable population to keep economic growth going. Today, we need to
take steps to make the population more productive. The government has come out with a skill
development mission to create a skilled population of 50 million but the odds are against
achieving this number. So, while India would be going through the most exciting phase of
economic development ever in the coming years, with the potential to grow its economy by
over four times, the lack of an adequately educated and skilled population would be a drag,
preventing the country from achieving its potential. Bridging the gap between the world of education, training and work, therefore,
gains a special significance. Individual as well as collective efforts have sparked a need for the development of technical skills. Only 23,
Abhishek Humbad is the founder of clean-technology start-up NextGen. It earns revenues of 1.5 crore from marquee clients like the
Reserve Bank of India, chip-maker Intel, and software services majors Infosys and MindTree. He is a young entrepreneur; and he is yet
to receive his post-graduation degree from Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B).

IIT-Bombay Alumnus Rajeev Kumar's RockeTalk is a boon for differently abled people looking to communicate via mobiles,
contributing towards skill development endeavors.

A.M. Naik of L&T has constructed a technology packed image of the country on which, today, the world can bank upon.

Kollipara Venkatesh Rao (KVR) an alumnus of IIT-Bombay, presently a faculty member at Resonance Mumbai, induces inspiration to
chase a determined goal, is fulfilling his mission to equip young aspirants to develop technology for the nation.

Unbelievable growth could be seen among the citizens of unprivileged class as testified by Sanjay Akhade, the young man from
Nashik. Instead of blaming any one for adversities, he proved that no hurdles can stand in one's way.

Let's take bigger goals with every bigger step and learn to develop the skills. That is how we will never have to worry about our future.

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 A
coss the globe, there is a growing belief that the path to happiness for society as a
whole lies through spending on the welfare of its youngest members: their health,
education and general well-being. It is nothing less than a blessing for India to
consolidate this belief as it capitalizes on its pool of young people who are raring to go. The
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has already announced a 24 percent hike in the budget
allocation for education, this year. Considering the ever-growing terrific amount of information
that exists in the world, and governments' and private investors' positive intentions of making
huge investments on youth and its education, it can confidently focus on the goals and look
forward to sunnier times ahead.

As an education industry professional with more than 15 years of academic experience, I strongly believe that today's youth are
reservoirs of huge potential waiting to be tapped, trained and utilized for the needs of this ever-changing world. And if directed and
managed systematically and scientifically, these pulsating inner energies will become responsible innovators and custodians of a new,
desirable world. I believe that if we bring all our knowledge, learning, experience, content and a good intent together, to create
comprehensive, transformational programmes that raises the students to a different plane of understanding and involvement, they shall
be lapped up by top institutes of national importance and we will be fulfilling our mission of 'Educating for better tomorrow.'

Wedded to our vision, mission, philosophy, core values and goals, Resonance accelerates its positive march ahead with well-structured
and accountable processes, consistent academic quality and management, responsible mentorship and remarkable evaluation system,
with more academic offerings to facilitate the fulfillment of variegated dreams. And the common philosophy applies to all its study
centres across the nation. Identifying critical needs of medical aspirants and developing an optimum combination of leadership, faculty
team, enriched curriculum, necessary resources and effective methodologies, our newly-formed Pre-Medical Division ensures the same
success in Medical Entrance Examinations that Resonance has achieved in IIT-JEE. Along with this, our academic association with Disha
Delphi Public School at Kota and Jaipur, well-supported by technology and human expertise, intends to take the learners beyond the
immediate curriculum needs and cultivate inventive thinking and differentiated learning. Optimistically ahead, Resonance will soon
tread the turf of college education as well. We have already reached a large number of the students across the country through our DLP
(Distance Learning Programme) too, and have strengthened their learning. In association with HCL, we have made available our DLP
products at HCL Distribution centres nationwide and have also connected with students from class VII to XII through Live Video
Learning Programmes (LLPs). Now, any dream can become a reality with us.

An astonishing amount of time and attention to detail has been spent in building magnificent premises for Resonites. All my young
friends - existing and prospective students - I invite you to embark your own personal journey of success to be able to rise to the demands
of 21st century, join hands with eager educators and sincere students, and share the happiness of moving everyday closer to your goals.
We see your boundless aspirations and we have the supporting tools in place to help you realize it. At the same time, we expect that you
will take charge of your own learning with a sense of responsibility and with the eyes of Arjuna that could cut through all distractions and
aim THE target.

I must appreciate, congratulate and thank students and parents in all parts of the country for their belief and patronage to Resonance
which has always valued your trust, sincerity and commitment. Be assured, we will remain focused on your success and our
responsibilities, as we have always. We extend our best wishes to all Resonites and we assure you that with all our capabilities and your
efforts put in, we will meet success in IIT-JEE 2011, too.

An understanding and practice of what best can be done to farm knowledge and talent that the produce becomes the national pride and
an international yearn has persistently motivated Kota System for many triumphant years in row and it shall continue to do so.

Welcome to be a Resonite!
A
young man in a
train gazes intently
at his mobile device,
to which he is
listening through
earphones. He is
engrossed in net-
surfing, in his film, his television show, his
computer game, and becomes a focal point
for fellow passengers. The scene is nothing
new.
Starting off as wireless cell-phones,
specifically, used by business class people
in the 1970's and 80's, mobile phones which
look like bricks in 1990s because of hefty
batteries, have impressively evolved as
'THE gadget for the masses.' These stylish
gadgets have permeated every market
such that life without them seems
impossible to imagine. Erasing the
boundaries, mobile has enabled people to
communicate across the globe.
Cell phones are made not just to create a
style statement but to incorporate
maximum rich features as the products of
advancements in the communication
technology sector. Most of the recently
released mobile phones feature mobile
broadband, Bluetooth, multimedia
features embedded in them, in addition to
GPS navigation and some have
touch- screen technologies. 3G mobiles are
more popular in the west and are widely
used phones of late. The latest 4G
technology is now being deployed on
WiMAX systems and reaches out to many
remote places through wireless broadband
technology. Recent players like Adobe and
Google have come up with text-rich
features for mobile platforms that contain
every imaginable feature built in.There are
also centers to promote the use of mobile
applications like the 'Center for Mobile
Technology' that aims at enhancing mobile
learning at all levels. The internet has
contributed to the improvement of overall
awareness to mobile usage. Social network
sites facilitate the promotion of a new
brand and also allow users to freely
discuss the latest gadgets and
accessories.
Rajiv Kumar, who has kicked off India's
first mobile-only social network
RockeTalk, has always been associated
with path-breaking technologies right
from the beginning of his career. Way
back in 1999, when bluetooth was still a
word understood only by the geeks at
Nokia and Ericsson, IIT Mumbai
graduate Kumar was busy creating new
uniform standards for this technology,
which is a proprietary open wireless
technology for exchanging data over
short distances. Technology stacks
developed by Kumar's firm, Widcomm
which got $35 million in venture capital
funding are now being used in cell
phones, laptops, hands-free car kits and
wireless headsets.
The Facebook success story has been
made into a movie, 'Social Network,' that
seems to have charmed urban Indians;
but a majority of non-urban Indians, still
oblivious to it, find an option with Rajiv
Kumar's Rocketalk, which had an
enterprise audience in mind when it was
started. But when put out for trials on
interactive forums, the feedback
received was skewed towards non-
enterprise users. So the penny dropped
and today Rocketalk claims 6.7 million
users, of which a majority (4.2 million) is
Indians. The biggest USP of Rocketalk is
that it lets people communicate with
each other in the language of their
choice. It is not restricted to just text
messaging, you can upload voice
messages and videos in any language.
You can post messages; join
communities; send greetings; share
pictures; videos and text messages. It
works on all Java enabled phones and
the handset doesn't necessarily have to
be a smart phone. While it's currently
available only on mobile phones, with its
network agnostic model seems to be
working well, the user demand has pushed
the team to develop a PC variant, due to be
rolled out soon. Some use it to get their 2
minutes of fame; others use it to talk about
their interest areas and business. Everyone
can find something they like here. The
brand has over 100,000 communities
bringing together people interested across
different genres - cricket, travel, humour
etc.
Rocketalk is gaining popularity gradually.
On an average Rocketalk users exchange
about 3.5 - 4 million MMSs per month with
an average time spent on the site per visit as
45-46 minutes. Rocketalk is also one of the
top downloaded applications from App
Stores of most service providers with
numbers hovering around 100,000 per
month.
While the Rocketalk team is happy with the
acceptance, one of the main challenges
before them, says Kumar,"is the
availability of incredible number of
handset models in the market and to make
our application work on all of them." he
says. They also want to educate more
people on the usage of the Internet on their
handsets so that more users can access the
application. The Rocketalk team currently
consists of engineers majorly and few
creative people and have recently opened
office in Delhi.
In a market like India where consumer
sensibility changes every few kilometres,
Rocketalk holds a great promise. "The
service provided by Rocketalk is very
unique in the Indian environment.
Compared to high growth markets like
China, India still has very few options
available for use on mobile. Rocketalk with
its text, data and voice-based connectivity
is a wonderful offering in the space," says
Rajeev Kumar.
Beginning his career as the Director at
 Safdar Seraj
Chief Functional Coordinator
e-Learning Division-Resonance
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 IIT-JEE|AIPMT|AIEEE|OLYMPIADS|KVPY|NTSE SUCCESS SAGA
Resonance: The synonym of success since 2001
2001-02 § 189 National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) selections from PCCPs
§ Resonance established on 11th April 2001, at Kota (Rajasthan) § Launch of Study Centres at Delhi, Lucknow, Kolkata, Mumbai and
§ 161 selections (IIT-JEE 2002) in Resonance's first year Nagpur
§ 2 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 48 § 2 students win Silver Medals in International Chemistry Olympiad
§ Students enrollment in Yearlong Classroom Contact Programmes (YCCPs) (IChO) held in London, UK
crosses 1000 (IIT-JEE) § Introduction of Fast-track Classroom Contact Programme (FCCP) for IIT-
2002-03 JEE
§ 170 selections (IIT-JEE 2003) 2009-10
§ 2 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 87 § 1652 selections (IIT-JEE 2010)
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 2000 (IIT-JEE) § Classroom - 1078, Distance Learning - 574
2003-04 § 14 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 19
§ 312 selections (IIT-JEE 2004) § Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 17,000 (IIT-JEE)
§ Classroom - 277, Distance Learning - 35 § Launching of Yearlong Classroom Contact Programme (YCCP) for AIEEE
§ 1 rank in Top 100 with Top rank of 96 exclusively for old Resonance students
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 3000 (IIT-JEE) § Launch of Study Centres at Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Rajkot and
2004-05 Udaipur
§ 355 selections (IIT-JEE 2005) § Introduction of Class VII in PCCPs
§ Classroom - 289, Distance Learning - 66 § Introduction of first In-school Classroom Contact Programme (ICCP) at
§ 2 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 80 Chandigarh
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 3500 (IIT-JEE) § Introduction of free of cost In-school Classroom Contact Programme
§ ResoNET (Resonance National Entrance Test) is conducted across India for
(ICCP) at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Bundi
the first time
§ 3 students win silver medals in the final stage of International Jr. Science
2005-06 Olympiad held at Baku, Azerbaijan
§ 710 selections (IIT-JEE 2006)
2010-11
§ Classroom - 495, Distance Learning - 215
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 21,000 & for all course 30,000
§ 6 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 28
§ Launched Video Conferencing Classes for the first time for the aspirants
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 5000 (IIT-JEE)
§ Introduction of JEE Preparatory Tests (JPTs) of Nasik & Chennai
§ 202 National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) selections from PCCPs
2006-07
§ Launching of Yearlong Classroom Contact Programme (YCCP) for AIEEE
§ 883 selections (IIT-JEE 2007)
§ Classroom - 482, Distance Learning - 401 & AIPMT
§ 6 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 14 § 2 students from YCCPs win Silver and Bronze Medal in International
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 8000 (IIT-JEE) Physics and Chemistry Olympiads respectively
§ Introduction of Pre-foundation Career Care Programmes (PCCPs) for § YASH GUPTA - A student of the Resonance Udaipur Study Centre won
Classes VIII, IX and X the GOLD MEDAL in International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO-2010)
§ Introduction of Hindi-medium YCCPs for IIT-JEE held at Abuja, Nigeria
§ Introduction of Online Test Series for IIT-JEE § Change of existing Tag line to ‘Educating for better tomorrow’
§ Introduction of Faculty Training Programme (FTP) § Launch of Live Video Learning Programmes in colloboration with HCL
§ 2 students from YCCPs win Gold and Silver medals in International Physics § Launch of Ahmedabad Study Centre
Olympiad (IPhO)
2007-08
§ 1064 selections (IIT-JEE 2008)
§ Classroom - 612, Distance Learning - 452
§ 9 ranks in Top 100 with Top rank of 18
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 10,000 (IIT-JEE)
§ 177 National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) selections from PCCPs
§ Introduction of Unique Scholarship Programme (USP)
§ Launch of Information Centres (ICs) in Delhi, Lucknow, Indore,
Chandigarh, Patna, Ranchi & Kolkata and Study Centre with YCCPs in
Bhopal
2008-09
§ 1621 selections (IIT-JEE 2009)
§ Classroom - 859, Distance Learning - 762
§ First Top 10 rank for Resonance - Anvit Singh Tawar (AIR 9)
§ 6 ranks in Top 100
§ Students enrollment in YCCPs crosses 14,000 (IIT-JEE)

2011 is a special year for Resonance. On 11th April, 2011, we'll complete 10 years of educational excellence. Exactly a decade ago, one man's dream was
brought to life when Mr. R K Verma founded Resonance, giving hope to thousands of talented students across the country. In this 10 years of journey, each year
has proved to be better than its previous years and this fact gives us all, here at Resonance, the confidence that only better times await us in the future.
Resonating Ruminations - 2010

VILAY (Foundation Day- 24 April 2010) VICTORY (Felicitation Function- 8 June 2010 Blood Donation Camp - 24 July 2010 Teachers Day (5 September 2010)
(Amalgamating Heart, Mind & Soul) (Glorifying The Prodigious Talent) (Gifting kindness in Red) (Honoring the Cognoscentes)

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 Reso-seed
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imple
SETS EYES AT CARLETON, IN QUEST OF LEARNING Rimple Singh Sindhu

E normous resources, ability, energy and success will come. It may be that you may responsible. This is a great factor in
power lie within all of us for building up a have to wait a little for it. building your path for success.
supremely successful life. Rimple Singh During your study at Kota, did the Did 'ANUNAAD' at any stage help you
Sindhu's victory of his dreams elucidates the environment of Kota city contributed to your motivate for the sustained efforts for IIT-
unwinding of the infinite energy within. He success? It is a nice and a quiet city with JEE? I used to read it during my rest
appreciates the academic atmosphere at Resonance good academic environment. One can hours and tried to solve the problems
and expresses huge respect for RKV sir and observe helping natured people around. given in it and though of my picture in it
recounts the live environment of Resonance I did not go around the place due to the some day, although I never got one. The
classes. His attributions of great teachers are due to tight schedules but I carry fond toppers pictures in it always gave me a
RKV sir & SPS Sir. remembrances of a good city. push to study more so I think
What does Resonance mean to you today? What changes did you find in you after joining ANUNAAD is motivational in that sense
My little accomplishments have largely Resonance? Indeed there was a striking also apart from the enriching content
come from Resonance. From what I saw change - I started respecting time. Every which is ever-boosting.
during my stay at Kota, most of the second had become so precious for me Interested fields: My fascinating fields
coaching institutes seemed to be there to which was a great change. Until class XII, I have been Structural Engineering,
earn money. But the goal of Resonance used to memorize formulae, but after Stochastic processes in Civil Engineering
did not appear to make just profits. It was joining Resonance, I learnt to understand and Parallel computing in Civil
there with distinct goal of delivering to them. Resonance laid a strong foundation Engineering.
the students. To me the increase in the
number of selections year after year is a Reso Roll No. & Batch: 503731 (R2) | Year: 2005 Accomplishments: During my B.tech,
Father's Name: Mr. Manjeet Singh Sandhu Civil Engineering at IIT Bombay, I was a
testimony to that. I feel, Resonance could
Father's Occupation: Agriculture
be the first choice for every student project member of Sewerage system
IIT-JEE Rank: 1797 |Category: GEN
coming to Kota for IIT-JEE coaching. IIT: IIT-Bombay design for Haldia City under prof A.K.
Branch: Civil Engineering (B.Tech) Gupta of IIT-Kharagpur.
Thanks Resonance for coming in my life
Class XII performance: 72.6 %| AIEEE Rank: 6067
and making it so special. Owe success to: Resonance. Not only to the What are your future plans? Currently, I
teachers but the entire management team, who
What inspired you for Indian Institute of have supportive attitude and maintain a am doing MS in Structural Engineering
Technology (IITs)? The status symbol of student- friendly atmosphere . in Carleton University, Canada. After
IITs, job security and most importantly, for my future and what I learnt there helped MS I intend to do Ph.D. in Structural
the quality education with opportunities me during my B.Tech at IIT Bombay and Engineering and become a professor in
of all-round developments at a negligible even here in Canada in my MS Programme. this discipline.
price. Do you believe that in the contemporary Any message that you will like to give to your
What is required to get into IIT? I believe technocratic world, IIT as a brand can bring successors at Resonance: Just believe in
o n e s h o u l d p o s s e s s a s t r o n g moral and mental support to a student? Yes, of yourself. Have patience and remember
determination and patience. In my own course. No doubt about it. As soon as you that success will only come after certain
case, there were times when I used to do get into IIT, people start respecting you and sacrifices. Work hard. Resonance is all
DPPs and get only 1 answer correct out of assign a credibility to your profile. It's here you need to get into IIT. Good luck.
10 but with my strong determination of 'I that you start feeling mature and more Rimple takes up the challenges as they come to him
can do it,' and repeated practice close to as he feels that the key to success is to break the
IIT-JEE, I was able to attempt 8 - 9 barriers and explore new avenues which can lead
questions correctly out of 10. The moral to a new thinking which is beneficial for the
that one can learn is, work hard and
country at large.
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Head of Deptt. (HOD)
(For Solutions of Q. 3 & 4, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') Department of Physics

ANUNAAD - XXIII (APRIL - JUNE) 2011 25

TALENT HUNT CHEMISTRY CATALYST

Protecting Groups in Organic Chemistry

Mastering organic Chemistry requires a bundle of skills. Proper use of protecting groups is essential to carry out selective chemical
reactions in case of multifunctional organic compounds. Its brief concept can significantly improve one's problem solving ability.

S.K.Sinha
Sr. Reso Faculty
Chemistry

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TALENT HUNT MATHS EXPONENT

Safdar Seraj
Chief Functional Coordinator
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') e-Learning Division-Resonance

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 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BOMBAY (IITB) Reso-Students (144) who opted the
IIT-BOMBAY MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA following branches at IIT-B in 2010

About IIT Bombay:
IIT Bombay, set up by an Act of Parliament,
was established in 1958, at Powai, a
northern suburb of Mumbai. Today the
Institute is recognized as one of the centres
of academic excellence in the country. Over
the years, there has been dynamic progress
at IIT Bombay in all academic and research
two excellent schools for children, and a
well equipped hospital. All students and
most faculty live on campus, in student
hostels and IIT staff quarters. The
peaceful atmosphere of the campus
belies the full range of activities that
complement academic life.
Address:
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SC 51-160 Aerospace Engg. 188 -338
Engg.
ST 92-115 --- SAURABH, SUDARSHAN PRASANNA, SUMAN SOURAV-G3, AKSHAY SHETTY, SHOMIT
Bombay, too, is one such institution. PD 84-84 --- GOYAL-RJ1, SMRITI NANDAN PAUL, BAJRANG LAL-RH1, GIRIRAJ BAGLA-GH1,
244-928
287-374 943 -1308 SUDHANSHU PAREEK, MAYANK RANANAVARE, MAHESH-PA1, SUGANDHA SINGLA,
Chemical
175-259 376 -696
Engineering 152-203 Chemical Engg. 303 -499 SHUBHANSHUK SARKAR, MANJU KAUSHAL, KANISHKA KAYATHWAL, SHASHI KANT-
109 109 ---
RJ1, ARPIT BAJPA, VARSHA CHOUDHARY-RJ2, ADITYA PATIL, NAVDEEP SINGH-GH1,
665-1413 ---
341-613 1368 -1662 AISHWARYAA GHUMRE, YOGESH DHAKER-RH1, SAUBHAGYA SINGH RATHORE-RJ1,
Civil Engg. with
Civil Engg. 167-394 492 -630
MAHIPAL-RH1, SHUSHIL KHOJA, NITESH KUMAR DESHMUKH, SHREYANSH YADAV,
M.Tech.
47-113 in Structural Engg. 415 -450
23-23 13 - 13 KSHITIJ VERMA, ROHIT SHARMA-G1, NAMRATA SINGH, KARUNESH JIGYASU, KAPIL
3-86 266 -379 SANKHLA-RJ2, SWATANTRA K. JAIN-RJ1, ROHIT GUPTA-RJ1, AJIT LULLA, AMIT
12-45 Electrical Engg. with
Computer Science M.Tech. in
124 -205
KUMAR MEENA, SHIVAM KAMLESH DOSHI, BUDDHI PRAKASH BAIRWA-RH5, SHRYA
2-26
& Engg. 31 -165
3-9 Communications
& Signal Processing 94 -133
DOSHI, MOHIT KUMAR GUPTA-RJ1, PRATEEK AGNEY-R2, RAJEEV RANKA, AJAY
7-99
---
8-109 SHARMA, SACHIN JAIN3, SHAH JAINIK CHETAN, DHAWAL DESAI, SONAL CHOUHAN-
Electrical 20-60 117 -245
RH3, ABHISHEK ANAND, ASHISH LALAWAT-PB1, AASHAY HARLALKA, GIRRAJ
3-75 Electrical Engg. with 72 -159
Engineering
1-10 M.Tech. in 53 -143 JAYASWAL-GH1, HARSHITA MEENA, GAUTAM SUMU-IP, RAHEE SANJIO BORADE, KSS
Professor Devang Khakhar - Director 6-6 Microelectronics 98 -164
KARTHIK, AMIT PANGHAL, KANISHAK KATARIYA-IP, PRIYANK CHHIPA-PA1, SURAJ
---
303-1171
Campus of IIT-Bombay: IIT Bombay is a Engg. 203-415 Engg. Physics with 607 -1266 SACHDEV-R1, PRAJWAL, AMAN MANGAL, UMANG MATHUR, ANURAG MEENA-PH1,
Physics 331-383 M.Tech. in Engg. 485 -589
DEVENDRA SINGH CHAPLOT, SANJEEV MANDIA, ABHIJEET SHRIPAT BORKAR,
small township in itself. Consciously --- Physics with ---
specialization --- KULSHRESHTH DHIMAN, SANCHAR SHARMA, ROAHAN SAHU, KUMAR GAUTAM-IP,
72-494 in Nano Science
developed, the campus has retained and 87-210
---
Mechanical BHURA RAM CHOUDHARY-GH1, AVIRAL BHATNAGAR, GAURAV NAND KISHORE
50-159
increased its green cover, rich in natural Engineering 16-67
Mechanical Engg. 419 -637
KOKRA -PA3, RAHUL BENIWAL-GH1, VISHAL KANSAL, SHREYAS CHAVAN-PA1,
with M.Tech. in 297 -336
24-62 (PD)
flora and fauna. The campus is connected Computer Aided 164 -202 SHAILENDRA SINGH RAWAT-G3, KARTIKEY SHARMA, BHAVESH GORE, SHREERANG
1179-2056 Design and 168 -185
to the city proper, an hour's distance Metallurgical Engg. 752-954 Automation --- DHAWEDKAR, SHRUTI MOTIWALE, ASHISH TALEWAR-RJ1, LAXMI KANT MEENA-GH1,
& Materials Science 399-571
through buses and local trains. However, 138-138 Mechanical Engg. 556 -757
PRAVIN KAVLE -RJ2, ASHA KUMARI-R1, VIKRAM RAVI KHETAN, PRASENJEET
--- with M.Tech. in 344 -372 SURADKAR-R2, DEVANSH CHAWLA-R1, MAYUR SHRIVASTAVA, MANISH K. PODAR-
most facilities are available on campus 2717 -3884
Computer Integrated 227 -247
Manufacturing (CIM) --- RJ2, ROHIT GHOSH, SHIVJI RAM JAT-PA3, PRAFUL PATIL, LOKENDRA SINGH SISODIA-
Chemistry 813 -1544
itself, including a bank, a shopping centre,
--- Metallurgical Engg. R1, NIKHILESH SHEGOKAR, TARUN KUMAR-R1, AVINASH KUMAR ANSHU-RJ2,
and Materials 2065 -2285
APURVA M INGOLE, ASHISH SANGLE, PRAVEEN PATEL-G2, GURVESH MAAN-R1,
Science with 668 -1017
M.Tech. in Ceramics 604 -707 SAURABH BASHIST, ROHIT SHARMA, AMIT SURYAWANSHI, CHAITANYA KUMAR
and Composites
GUPTA-PB1, SUDHANSHU MITTAL, ABHISHEK GOYAL, NITESH MEENA-G4, PRAKHAR
Metallurgical Engg. 2200 -2480
and Materials 1044 -1067 KHANDELWAL, AISHWARYA R GOYAL, NIKHIL PATIL, PRASHANT, SURYAVANSHI-PB1,
Science with M.Tech.634 -744 AKASH SAINI -PB1, AGARWAL ANKIT ASHOK, ROHAN PILLAI, THENGODKAR
in Metallurgical ---
Process Engg. --- PRASANNA SUNIL-IP, SHYAM, RAVI MEEMROT-G Batch, NIRANJAN P BORKAR,
294 -1258 SUMAN RANJAN PATEL, SURYAWANSHI AJANKYA KUMAR-PB1, PRANJAL JAIN, VINCI
Energy Engg. with
416 -489 GUPTA, KUMAR VAIBHAV, VINEET MALAV-RJ2, DHARMIK PATEL-PA1, VIVEK
M.Tech. in Energy
Systems Engg. 181 -534
--- SARASWAT, ADARSH RATHI, RAHIL MEHTA
 DARE
A YET ANOTHER BRILLIANT SHADE IN THE ACADEMIC SPECTRUM OF RESONANCE
B.Tech, IIT-Bombay,
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Year of Passing: 2001 bright future starts the whole process.
IIT-JEE (AIR): 1800 Persistent & consistent hard work
Mr. Kollipara Venkatesh Branch:
H
Prasad Rao (KVR Sir) Civil Engineering
e forgot everything else and
worked inexorably for the
pursuit of interchanging 'I'
and 'T' of ITI (his father's
degree) to IIT (his degree).
Mr. K.V.P.Rao, one of the custodians of academic
excellence at Resonance, began painting his dreams
from his father's backyard but with eyes wide open
and fixed on the goal. After completing graduation
from IIT-Bombay, he did his master's in Civil
Engineering from North Carolina State University,
USA. A fitness conscious person, Mr. Rao loves
walking/jogging, trekking, touring places, and enjoys
watching movies. He is working with Resonance for
two years now. This issue offers some motivating
insights from his life, Collected from the interaction
we had with him.
Please tell us about your early childhood?
Born and brought up on modest soil, I grew
well under the humble care of my father,
who works as an Indian Railway employee
(after having done the vocational course
ITI- Industrial Training Institute), and my
late mother who was a home-maker.
What inspired you for IIT?
Inspiration starts at home and continues to
gain density from external sources. At
home, I was influenced and inspired by my
father to study and work hard to ensure a
good future. For IITs, specifically, I made a
goal to interchange 'I' and 'T' of ITI (my
father's degree) to IIT (my degree). And by
concrete hard work and grace of God, I was
able to crack the JEE.
What qualities one must possess to get
TO CHANGE ITI
into IITs?
An insatiable hunger and thirst for
sustains the pace and helps raising one's
bar or the benchmark. And the third
quality that always walks behind,
supporting it, is 'perseverance.' It is the
proper blending of these three qualities
that one must have to get into IITs.
Please share your experiences
pertaining to studies at IIT-Bombay?
The informative, encouraging and
constructive atmosphere at IIT Bombay
is a rich mix of academics, sports,
festivals and the life, overall, is nice and
sweet there. The diversified experiences
accelerate students' desire to excel and
lead in every aspect of life and they
emerge as efficient and effective
members of society's most powerful
institutions.
How has your teaching experience been
with our students preparing for IIT-JEE
at Mumbai Centre?
The name of the institute says it all.
Teaching at Resonance 'resonates' with
students. The entire team at Resonance
Mumbai Centre is working
constructively and innovatively under
the able guidance of Lokesh Sir.
Undoubtedly, as always, the teaching
material and tests at Resonance, after
being scientifically tailored according to
the needs of the students and after being
given attention to details and subtleties,
are delivered systematically and
effectively to match the requirements for
IITs.
What made you enter the field of
teaching? What is the responsibility of
a teacher according to you?
INTO IIT?
I am a teacher 'by choice' and teaching
gives me immense satisfaction. Amid all
the development that goes on, 'developing
people,' I believe, is the most important as it
is people who drive the change and
development. And teaching people at
tender age, when they are sincere pupils, is
quintessential for making the deepest
impact on their lives, career and the society
as a whole.
A teacher who can learn, unlearn and
relearn brings out the best learning
outcomes. Willingness and ability to adapt
oneself to classroom situations and
learning needs is one of the greatest assets
& responsibility of a teacher. Innovative
teachings methodologies facilitated with
classroom environment that is conducive
to learning would motivate students to
become self-disciplined and self-
dependent.
What suggestions or words of wisdom
will you like to give to the students
preparing for IIT-JEE at Resonance to
increase their productivity?
Walk in grace with constant hard work
and sharp focus that cuts through all
distractions with feet pressed firmly on
strong path of sincerity. Involve others
when required and inculcate group
discussion culture.
I will say, “Slow and steady always ends
up in a sweet spot in a race.” The word
'slow' denotes making constant efforts to
grasp concepts, even if you take time to
understand.
I will say, “ Don't worry about which rank
you are going to get, just do your job of
working hard religiously and everything
will fall in a right place.”
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 IN TRYING TIMES
NEVER STOP TRYING

I
t's a story of determination that
took a boy from the slums to a
career in the IAS. Sanjay Akhade,
born to a father who was a porter
and a mother who worked as a
beedi worker, has changed the
wheels of his fate to become an
IAS officer. Sanjay Akhade, A
determined guy has cracked the
most prestigious exam of India,
UPSC -IAS Exam. He is from Nashilk and has
secured 263 rank.

Son of Dhyandeo, an unlettered porter, and Vimal,

a beedi worker, growing up was about bringing
home some money. He cleaned tables at hotels,
worked at a medical store, distributed newspapers
and manned an STD booth through his teens.

Although a topper in school, Sanjay dropped out

and pursued a course at the Industrial Training
Institute; getting a job was priority. He would
attend class from 10 am to 5 pm and work at the
STD booth till midnight. "I was a voracious reader
and would read whenever there weren't any
customers. If I liked something, I would jot it down

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in a diary,'' recalls Sanjay.
Despite a really hard life, Sanjay did not wallow in self pity and
curse his fate. He found a way to learn and grow, within his
limited resources. And not for any particular reason. But
somewhere deep down, he knew this was the only way to
escape from the prison of circumstances and make something of
himself.
Self-study was what the Marathi-educated Sanjay depended on
as he learnt English through newspapers. His drive was
recognised by a regular customer, Digambar Vaishyampai, a
teacher who started bringing him books and encouraged him to
return to studies. It was with his backing that Sanjay enrolled
for the HSC exam and subsequently pursued his BA, ranking
first in all exams, despite not being able to attend lectures. His
family started backing him too. His mother says she can't even
read the clock, but wanted her children "to make life better''.
A UPSC advertisement Sanjay chanced upon got him interested
in the services. He trails off into another incident that further
strengthened his resolve-a narration that brings back memories
of Slumdog hero Jamaal being interrogated by policemen. "A
college friend of mine once had trouble with a cop, who
smashed the windshield of his autorickshaw. When I
questioned the action, I was thrashed,'' says Sanjay, adding that
he could perhaps join the IPS and reform the system. But
achieving his goal wasn't easy. He first gave the UPSC exams
with history as his subject in 2006 and failed twice. Although
from a minority community, Sanjay applied through the open
category as he wanted to play fair. "People would tauntingly
call me collector sahib and tell me how life would never change,
but I believed otherwise,'' says Sanjay.
He got married last year and has a four-month-old son named
Yash. His interview in Delhi was his first trip to the capital. "I
gave my interview in English, as I didn't want to lose the essence
of what I said during translation.'' Employed with an insurance
company, he dutifully returned to the rut, praying all along for
his results. When his phone rang on his birthday, he knew good
news was on the way. "My friends called to say I had cracked the
exam.'' His newly rented flat buzzed with visitors.
"Entering the services will not change our lives at home, but will
help me change the lives of many others like us.'' He says his
background has helped him understand better what the
government needs to do.
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PARENTS' PAGE
Fair Share Of Faith

S
Mr. PRAKASH CHANDRA JAIN
tarting off from this issue,
ANUNAAD introduces the readers
to honored parents whose children
successfully cracked IIT-JEE and
whose faith in Resonance and in their
children stood steadfast as a great
What is your business/occupation?
I am a commission agent and a grain
merchant in Bhamashan Mandi, Kota. I
also own a fertilizer agency at Nayapura
(Kota) and my wife is a home-maker,
who manages home religiously.
with the transparent and regular
evaluation system, specifically the
periodical SAPER delivered to us timely.
Any memorable event/ incident of your
life that you wish to share with us. The

support during the exhaustive preparation for Give your views/opinion for Indian most unforgettable moment for us is the

writing one of world's toughest examination.
Mr. Prakash Chand Jain is a proud parent of
Prashant Jain, the student who cracked
IIT-JEE 2008 with AIR 42. His brilliant
performance, during preparations at Resonance,
reflected his hard work, efficiency, determination and
balanced mind. As a father, Mr. Prakash Chand Jain
let his children pursue their own dreams and goals
and believed in a liberal upbringing. This issue
presents a brief summary of our interaction with
him.
Tell us something about your family and
family background. We come from
business oriented families where
education has no precedence over family
business, but our children walk
confidently on their chosen paths. We have
three children: Prateek, Prashant and
Prerna. Prateek is a commerce graduate
and has joined our family business. Our
daughter Prerna is also a commerce
graduate and a C.S. pursuant. She has
recently earned accolades by clearing C.S.
foundation with first rank in Kota, in her
first attempt.
Institute of Technology (IITs). Indian Felicitation Function at Resonance when
Institute of Technology (IITs) is the most we were honored as the chief guests when
our child got selected in the first attempt,
prestigious and most sought after
earning 42nd rank in JEE. Joy knew no
institute which is capable of giving
knowledge that not only increases your bounds when he drove home the grand
intelligent quotient but also gives your achievement that we had been dreaming
child a wide range of livelihood together for years.
opportunities to choose from.
What is your message for parents of Reso
How did you know about Resonance? students? Though it's easy to drift to the
An institute can best be defined in terms
of its results;
everything else
follows naturally.
Resonance has a
reputation of
giving marvelous
results year after Mr. Prateek Jain Mrs. Ruchi Jain Mrs.Usha Devi Jain Mr. Prakash Chand Jain Ms. Prerna Jain
(Brother) (Sister-in-law) (Mother) (Father of Prashant Jain) (Sister)
year. It has
course of anxiety during the desperate
already been in the good books of our
months of rigorous preparation but believe
friends and relatives and it didn't take
me, being patient certainly helps. More
much time for us to realize that we can
important than this, it's necessary to have
depend on its strong faculty and
sustained faith in the institute and your
supportive environment.
child's efforts.
What changes did you find in your son
Comment on the accomplishments of
after joining Resonance?
He became even more sincere in studies, your son, Prashant. Our son's achievement

Share us something about Prashant's
early childhood and education. Prashant
has been an inquisitive child right from his
birth and has always carried a bag of
endless questions. A studious boy, but he
never accepted the things as they were and
owned a different perspective. Since the
beginning, Prashant's favorite subject has
been Mathematics and he earned full score
th
in 10 board. He followed his heart and
mind in striving for IIT-JEE.
got desperate for his objective and
developed positive spirit to write
IIT-JEE. Finally, the joint efforts of
Resonance and of his own were
rewarded, as he got selected in IIT.
How did you find academics and
overall environment at Resonance?
Resonance has a competitive,
supportive and encouraging
environment. It's systematic delivery
kept us assured of our child's progress
is like a dream come true for us. He has
always been a topper in school, and won
the selections in NTSE, IIT-JEE, Chemistry
Olympiad, and so on. Right now he is the
cultural coordinator at IIT-Bombay and
leads a team of 20 people who carry on
their responsibilities under his guidance
and supervision. Resonance, our son & our
support served as wind beneath our son's
wings who always wanted to fly to the
Promised Land of ambitious dreams.
MOTIVATIONAL STORIES OF THE PEOPLE WHO
ENTREPRENEURIAL JOURNEY
FROM RAGS TO RICHES
Ritesh Sarvaiya, chairman & MD, Rikhav Infotech
started with absolutely nothing, which in a way,
encouraged him to take tremendous risks in life.
“No matter what I did, I knew I had nothing to lose.
Never stop dreaming big
While I was studying in college, I used to work
under a pharmaceutical distributor and sell glucose
bottles to doctors. In 2002, immediately after
graduation, I started selling the newly launched
Sunday Express subscriptions. On every
subscription sold, I used to get rupees 5. I had been
given a target of selling 20 subscriptions a day.
Though it was a physically and mentally strenuous
task, I worked hard to achieve it. Moreover, door-to
-door selling only helped me to become more
tolerant towards others and their nature. And above
all, the satisfaction I derived when I received rupees
100 or more everyday after a hard day's work was
priceless,” reminisces Sarvaiya.
“After a small stint at a school, where I used to teach
computer to school kids, I landed into my first
serious (read: long-term) job at Reliance Infocomm
where I worked as an associate executive. There, I
could see the bigger picture and how a small idea
can become huge and create a lot of wealth for the
country. After another two years at Wipro, I finally
realised that if you have the passion and belief in
whatever you do, you can achieve anything.
With every In 2006, Rikhav Infotech was conceptualized as a
bigger step, website development company and the rest, as they
we set bigger
say, is history,” he continues.
goals for
ourselves and I had always learnt the importance of processes
that is how even when we were small. And I knew that these
we've never processes would be hugely beneficial as we grow.
had to worry
Today, we follow the same processes and it has
about the
made life much simpler, seamless and transparent.”
present.
BANKING ON IDEAS
Rajesh Bhatia, founder & MD, Tree House
was an investment banker prior to setting
up the chain of pre-schools. “In my
previous role, I used to guide companies on
Investment for success
ways to make their niche businesses grow.
Hence, when the thought of opening a
pre-school came up, I used all my
professional experience and skills towards
building Tree House to what it is today.
Opening a pre-school was a perfect
decision as it fulfilled my entrepreneurial
urge and at the same time made a
meaningful contribution to society,” says
Bhatia.
Why is this shift in role and he says, “Tree
House originated from my own need as a
parent. I was seeking admission for my son
and found that there was a lack of quality
pre-schools in the city. I sensed an
opportunity to build a business and offer a
differentiated service and that's how the
first Tree house was set up with an
intention of providing quality pre-primary
education at affordable prices, at a center
near a child's home.”
How different is this from the previous line
of work and he says, “I would say that the
two job profiles are drastically different,
where in one, I met many people related to
Roots and the financial sector as an I-banker while in
wings are the the other, I met people related to the
two that education domain. In my current role, I
parents need have developed a unique business model
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 EUREKA!
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