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I scored 72.16% (i.e. 433/600)ANATOMY: 140PHYSIOLOGY: 150 (i just got lucky really 😅)BIOCHEMISTRY: 143Well I was enjoying my vacays in Kolkata when all of a sudden on 25th july, 2019 came the most terrifying message …1st Professional MBBS result declared. 😥 In no time i downloaded the pdf and to my utter surprise I found to have got 20th rank in the University (SSUHS), along with Honours (Distinction) in Physiology.There’s nothing to brag off with this. But I can’t express how much ecstatic I felt after checking my result (considering the meagre amount of time i devoted to studies😅). And the most rewarding part was that I passed in Anatomy😂. It has never been my cup of tea & literally had to burn midnight oil for it.I’ve never been a very studious one since childhood, so was finding it difficult to adjust with this vast ocean like syllabus initially. Regular class notes, studying standard textbooks, seeking suggestions from seniors, mentioning clinical correlates with certain answers, making as many diagrams, adding flowcharts did yield satisfactory outcomes.One year in medical college has taught me the essence of consistency and dilligence (albeit I believe in smart work). But yes marks can never be a criteria to establish you as a good doctor; passing however matters. Ultimately, it is our clinical skills and practical knowledge we acquire which comes into play.

I have a strong case of cheating:lets assume they have two different databases, one is for all real teams and second for dream 11 own teams. Now dream 11 just show top performers from real database in the app, but always remember, they just shows us top 1000 entries only in app, and they put their teams from second database and they do modify their teams in such a way that they make them out of 1000 ranks and below the 10 lacs ranks. Now considering in mega leagues there are almost 10lacs winners and in this case their 5 lacs teams will always be there out of first 1000 entries. So actually they are making 500000*49= 2 crore 45 lacs from mega leagues. So they are cheating us in different way, top 1k teams are always real, but after that who would be able to see other teams ranks. And probably when you download the pdf they download the pdfs from real team database.You can always notice that they do take too much time to update the scores whenever a major point updates takes place, probably they use bot to modify their own dream 11 team database to rank them between 1 k to 10 lacs.So actually out of 10 lacs winners in reality we only fight for 5 lacs ranks.Now considering above scenario, we could easily say that this is not a fair play at all, because out of 1000 teams which appear within app, we would not be able to check how many teams are real.Even you can not judge teams from PDF which were downloaded after start and end of play, since it is really hard to analyse 16 lacs teams from pdf and they know that very well.So guys please beware risk is very high in dream 11 while rewards are very less considering above scenario.Note: above scenario is just my own assumption.

GDB tutorials can vary a lot depending on what you wanna do with GDB.Like, some show you first an example in C- then debug it and explain how it translates. There are also some that focus solely on finding overflows and other security issues.Others, teach you how to alter binaries where you do not own/have the source, and debugging symbols are off and/or removing protections, mostly these are categorized as "reverse-engineering" or "cracking" .. These are the baby steps to nirvana and control on a computer if you ask me- these methods they also use in the Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware / Malware Analysis industry- a topic I find highly interesting and some of the most rewarding reading on the web.I found this guide, and I find it very thorough- explaining a lot of basic theory (breakpoints, steps, variables, stack, watchpoints, attaching to a process, coredumps, functions, registers, assembly) combined with useful tips, and good formatting !http://beej.us/guide/bggdb/Table of ContentsCompiling to use a debuggerMore InformationLicenseStarting gdb and getting to main()BreakpointsStepping AroundExamining VariablesMisc StuffStack ManipulationAdditional Stepping MethodsJumping to an Arbitrary Section of CodeChanging Variables and Values at RuntimeHardware WatchpointsAttach to a Running ProcessUsing Coredumps for Postmortem AnalysisWindow FunctionsDisplay Registers and AssemblyWriting a Front-EndQuick Reference Cheat SheetAn easy Linux crackme is also a lot of fun, rewarding, and the best way to touch new ground in your IThttp://crackmes.de/users/lord/easy_linux_crackme/Complete this one by lord (very easy) download the PDF solution explained by pNg- and study it.You can also use my cheatsheet- these are the commands I use, and I've never used any of the others, works for me. My pinboard also includes the previously mentioned guide and a seclist article/textfile "Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit" mostly focused on security buffer overflows and more ..http://pinboard.in/u:dza/t:!gdbHere's more reverse-engineering, cracking, etc.http://pinboard.in/u:dza/t:reverse-engineering... and if this caught your interest, you might as well follow my board:New 2 Cracking - I pasted a lot of good links to study here- most of it is unorganized, like most of this material is which is why I started to make offline copies / mirroring all of these tutorials, that are getting more and more rare as time passes.