Form 1392: Fill & Download for Free

It's me macha.I never got rank under 200 in AIATS, sometimes 2000 or more. I got under 500 rank twice only (best being 263) throughout my whole AIATS spanning around 2 years. According to formula devised by them, i was not going to get a goverment medical seat forget good rank.That being said i got 1392 in NEET 2019, 1033 in AIIMS and 267 in JIPMER. Pretty decent i guess.Life is unpredictable, isn't it?😉

I have a lot of friends who have told me, “I don't need to eat healthy or exercise. I don't want to live until I'm 90, I'd rather have fun and eat what I want and die earlier.”My dad is 60. He just visited me in Thailand. He just climbed 1392 steps up a mountain of an ancient temple in Thailand with me. He doesn't eat some perfect vegan diet but he does his best and exercises regularly.My friend's dad is also 60. He's obese. When he goes up the stairs in his own house, he has to take a break halfway up. He's hardly left his house in five years because it's so difficult for him, and spends each day watching TV on a recliner having his family take care of him.The reality is, you might not die younger. You’ll most likely spend your life on a recliner with health problems, watching tv, having everyone take care of you because you decided not to take care of yourself. That, to me, sounds worse than death. It sounds like life wasted.Take care of yourself.

Well well nice number that 5949 …It is calculated that the maximum number of moves that a chess game can last without the right to claim a draw from either players is 5949. That is according to the 50 move rule. So in order to go up to 5949 the players have to move around pieces not capturing or not moving pawns for 49 moves and then at move 50 move a pawn or capture a piece and repeat the same, go for 49 moves and at the move 50 capture or push a pawn etc etc. When all pawn moves are made and all pieces are captured we get to a position with only 2 kings because if this was not the case then the game could continue for another 50 moves or more.So what you get after 5949 moves is just 2 kings sitting on a chessboard and we can use logic and some math to calculate all possible legal positions of these 2 kings. In order to do this we can examine 3 cases.Case number 1 is when one King is occupying one the four corner.Case 2 is when one King is at the edge of the board excluding the corners in one of the 24 squares andCase 3 is when the King is in the 6x6 square that is defined by the b2,g2,g7,b7 squares[math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math] [/math][math][/math][math][/math]So if the black king is on one of the 4 cornersthan the white king has 60 possible squares to be on. That’s 60*4=240 possible positions already.[math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math][math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math][math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math]If the black king is on the edge of the chessboard excluding the corners ( 4 x 6=24 possible squares to be in)then the white king has 58 possible positions to be on, which gives us a total of 1392=24 x 58.[math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math][math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math][math][/math][math]\ [/math][math][/math][math][/math]If the black king is not on the edge he can be in the inner 6x6 smaller chessboard if you exclude the edges ( 36 possible squares for the black king)and the white king can be on any of the 64–9 = 55 positions. Which gets us 36*55=1980 positions.If we add all we get 240+1392+1980=3612 different positions after 5949 moves.