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You can generally get it. Upto 500 or 560.But it is not every time fixed. It fluctuates at every time. It will be better that you focus on the best. If you do your best definitely you can get through IAS.Some of.the information is as follows. It is very useful as it shows the cut off marks and cut of rank of IAS of the respective category which you want.Upto Which Rank Can An Aspirant Get Into IAS, IPS or IFS?More than 11.3 lakh aspirants applied for UPSC Civil Services Exam in 2016. But what is the last rank that can fetch an aspirant the prestigious IAS (Indian Administrative Service)? The answer lies in the number of vacancies reported for a year and the category an aspirant belongs.But a comparative analysis will help aspirants get a good idea about the cut-off ranks for IAS, IPS or IFS. In this post, we present the final ranks for six services (IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS-IT, IRS-C&CE and IAAS) from each of the categories – general, OBC, SC, and ST – for last 9 years (from 2007-2015).2015: Final Rank Allocated for IAS, IPS, IFS etc.The figure marked in ‘black’ is the final rank while the figure in ‘red’ is the total marks of the candidate. In 2015, 96 was the last all-India rank, which fetched a candidate belonging to the general category IAS. The candidate had secured 930 out of 2025 marks. At the same time, the last OBC candidate who secured entry into IAS had an all-India rank of 446 with a total 886 marks out of 2025. The last rank which fetched IAS was 595 and 620 for SC and ST respectively.2014: Final Rank Allocated for IAS, IPS, IFS etc.The figure marked in ‘black’ is the final rank while the figure in ‘red’ is the total marks of the candidate. In 2014, 95 was the last all-India rank, which fetched a candidate belonging to the general category IAS. The candidate had secured 953 out of 2025 marks. At the same time, the last OBC candidate who secured entry into IAS had an all-India rank of 466 with a total of 905 marks out of 2025. The last rank which fetched IAS was 650 and 773 for SC and ST respectively.2013: Final Rank Allocated for IAS, IPS, IFS etc.In 2013, 91 was the last all-India rank, which fetched a candidate belonging to the general category IAS. At the same time, the last OBC candidate who secured entry into IAS had an all-India rank of 384. It was 534 and 802 for SC and ST respectively.2012: Final Rank Allocated for IAS, IPS, IFS etc.In 2012, 116 was the last all-India rank, which fetched a candidate belonging to the general category IAS. At the same time, the last OBC candidate who secured entry into IAS had an all-India rank of 266. It was 619 and 720 for SC and ST respectively.Understanding the DoPT allocation detailsIt should be noted that the details mentioned above are based on the allocation of candidates to different services based on the first rank list. We have not included the consolidated reserve list (supplementary list)here.To understand the same better, consider the 2015 case.Though the total vacancies were 1164, UPSC in its first recommended list allocation only 1078 aspirants and put 86 candidates on the reserve list.Out of 1078, due to various reasons, DoPT, considered for allocation only 1055 candidates, which we have mentioned in each of the tables as ‘Total number of candidates’. This should be understood as the total number of candidates considered for allocation.Again, it should be noted that in 2015, out of the total 1055 candidates considered for allocation, DoPT allocated only 969 candidates, due to various reasons like medical, lack of certificates etc.In short, getting into any of the 24 services is not easy! But we feel a proper understanding of these details will help aspirants to understand ground realities and prepare harder with a clear mind and sharp goals.Hope, it will help.

In no particular order...1. As of January 2013, there are 16 people left in the world who were born in the 1800s, according to the Gerontology Research Group. With dividends reinvested, U.S. stocks have increased 28,000-fold during their lifetimes.2. If you divide their net worths by their age, Carlos Slim and Bill Gates have each accumulated more than $100,000 in net worth for every hour they've been alive.3. According to Forbes, if a Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) employee passes away, "their surviving spouse or domestic partner will receive a check for 50% of their salary every year for the next decade."4. According to the Deutsche Bank Long-Term Asset Return Study, the last time interest rates were near current levels, in the 1950s, Treasury bonds lost 40% of their inflation-adjusted value over the following three decades.5. According to a study by Harvard professor David Wise and two colleagues, 46.1% of Americans die with less than $10,000 in assets.6. There are 3.8 million fewer Americans aged 30 to 44 today than there were a decade ago.7. Related: The population of Americans aged 30 to 44 is about to start increasing for the first time since 2000.8. Since 1928, the Dow Jones has increased more than 10% in a single day eight times, declined more than 10% in a single day four times, and gone either up or down more than 5% in a single day 136 times.9. "U.S. oil production grew more in 2012 than in any year in the history of the domestic industry, which began in 1859," writes Tom Fowler of The Wall Street Journal.10. "Last year, for the first time, spending by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Google on patent lawsuits and unusually big-dollar patent purchases exceeded spending on research and development of new products," writes The New York Times.11. Start with a dollar. Double it every day. In 48 days you'll own every financial asset that exists on the planet -- about $200 trillion.12. There were fewer state and local education jobs in 2012 than there were in 2005, even though the number of 5- to 18-year-olds has increased by 600,000.13. Adjusting for inflation, Warren Buffett was a millionaire by age 25.14. Including dividends, the S&P 500 gained 135% from March 2009 through January 2013, during what people remember as the "Great Recession." It gained the exact same amount from 1996 to 2000, during what people remember as the "greatest bull market in history."15. "97% of the world's population now lives in countries where the fertility rate is falling," writes author Jonathan Last.16. The U.K. economy is 3.3% smaller than it was in 2008. The U.S. economy is 2.9% larger (both adjusted for inflation).17. In 1980, there were 15,099 Americans aged 100 years or more. By 1990, there were 36,486, and by 2012 there were 88,510, according to the Census Bureau.18. Dell (UNKNOWN:DELL.DL) "has spent more money on share repurchases than it earned throughout its life as a public company," writes Floyd Norris of The New York Times.19. From 2006 to 2011, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) spent $51 billion on share repurchases at an average price of $40.80 per share. Shares currently trade at $16.50.20. The International Labour Organization estimates a record 200 million people will be unemployed around the world in 2013. If you gave them their own country, it would be the fifth-largest in the world.21. Despite the overall population doubling, more babies were born in the U.S. in 1956 than were born in 2009, 2010, or 2011.22. According to The Telegraph, "Four in 10 girls born today is expected to live to 100. ... If trends continue, the majority of girls born in 2060 -- some 60 per cent -- will live to see 2160."23. Apple's cash and investments are now equal to the GDP of Hungary and more than those of Vietnam and Iraq.24. Netflix surged more than 50% on Jan. 24 from the previous day's low. $1,000 invested in short-term call options would have been worth $2 million in less than 24 hours. (Please don't try this at home.)25. In December, a start-up called Contrail Systems was purchased for $176 million two days after it launched.26. U.S. charitable giving was $298 billion in 2011, according to the Giving USA Foundation. That's more than the GDP of all but 33 countries in the world.27. According to Bloomberg, "The 50 stocks in the S&P 500 with the lowest analyst ratings at the end of 2011 posted an average return of 23 percent [in 2012], outperforming the index by 7 percentage points."28. "Globally, the production of a given quantity of crop requires 65% less land than it did in 1961," writes author Matt Ridley.29. Thanks in large part to cellphone cameras, "Ten percent of all of the photographs made in the entire history of photography were made last year," according to Time.30. Internal emails caught a team of Morgan Stanley employees sarcastically naming a subprime CDO in 2007. "Nuclear Holocaust," "Mike Tyson's Punchout," "Hitman," "Meltdown," and "S***bag" were all considered.31. Since 2008, Americans have donated $19.1 million to the U.S. Treasury to help pay down the national debt.32. Fortune magazine published an article titled "10 Stocks To Last the Decade" in August, 2000. By December 2012, the portfolio had lost 74.3% of its value, according to analyst Barry Ritholtz.33. From 2005 to 2012, total student loans outstanding increased by $539 billion, according to the Federal Reserve.34. According to a study by Environics Analytics WealthScapes, the average Canadian household is now richer than an average American household for the first time ever.35. The 100 largest public pension funds alone have $1.2 trillion of unfunded liabilities, according to actuarial firm Milliman.36. According to a study by four economists from Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, and Vanguard, "the number of investors who check their accounts drops by 8.7% following a market decline compared to a market increase."37. The average new American home was 1,535 square feet in 1975 and 2,169 square feet in 2010, according to the Census Bureau.38. Cambridge Associates estimates that 3% of venture capital firms generate 95% of the industry's returns. It adds that there is little change in the composition of those 3% of firms over time.39. Growth in America's energy output since 2008 has surpassed that of any other country in the world, according to energy analyst Daniel Yergin.40. Two news headlines published on the same day last September summed up the U.S. economy perfectly: "U.S. Median Income Lowest Since 1995, " and "Ferrari sales surge to record highs."41. According to ConvergEx Group, "Only 58% of us are even saving for retirement in the first place. Of that group, 60% have less than $25,000 put away. ... A full 30% have less than $1,000."42. If you add up annual profits of the entire airline industry going back to 1948, you get -$32 billion.43. Since 1928, the S&P 500 has closed at a new all-time high 1,024 times, or 4.8% of all trading days.44. According to California Common Sense, "Over the last 30 years, the number of people California incarcerates grew more than eight times faster than the general population."45. One in seven crimes committed in New York City now involves an Apple product being stolen, according to NYPD records cited by ABC News.46. In the first quarter of 2012, the number of iPhones Apple sold per day surpassed the number of babies born per day worldwide (402,000 vs. 300,000), according to Mobile First.47. On Dec. 5, 2012, Apple stock lost $34.9 billion in market cap. According to CNBC's Carl Quintanilla, 417 of the S&P 500's components had a total market cap of less than $35 billion that day.48. According to economist Glen Weyl, "Of Harvard students graduating in early '90s and pursuing careers in finance, 1/3 were making over $1 million a year by 2005."49. According to the Center for Economic and Policy Research, 44% of those working for minimum wage in 2010 had attended at least some college, up from 25% in 1979.50. According to The Economist, "By 2030, 22% of people in the OECD club of rich countries will be 65 or older, nearly double the share in 1990."51. According to a study by two Yale economists, if state and local governments acted like they had in the last five recessions, they would have added at least 1.4 million jobs since 2007. Instead, they cut more than 700,000.52. The number of workers aged 55 and up is about to surpass the number of workers aged 24 to 34 for the first time ever.53. In 2011, Asia had more millionaires than North America for the first time ever, according to RBC Wealth Management.54. According to Enerdata, the U.S. consumed less total energy in 2011 than it did in 2000.55. The IRS estimates that illegal tax-evasion reduced government tax revenue by $450 billion in 2006 (the most recent year calculated). That's roughly equal to what the government spends annually on Medicare.56. According to The Wall Street Journal, "The average monthly mortgage payment on a median-price home in October, assuming a 10% down payment, fell to $720 at prevailing rates, down from nearly $1,270 at the end of 2005."57. According to a study by Edward Wolff published in the Bureau of Economic Research, the inflation-adjusted median net worth of American families in 2010 hit the lowest level since 1969.58. "Household debt is now 163.4% of disposable income in Canada, close to the U.S. level at the height of the subprime crisis," writes The Wall Street Journal.59. In 2012, the Greek stock market (ATHEX Index) outperformed the Chinese stock market (Shanghai Composite) by 48 percentage points.60. The International Energy Agency predicts that the U.S. will become the world's largest oil-producer by 2020, overtaking Saudi Arabia.61. According to CNBC wealth reporter Robert Frank, the population of millionaires in America is now at or above its 2007 high.62. According to BetterInvesting, the number of investment clubs has declined by 90% since 1998 from 400,000 to 39,000.63. Public filings show that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has owned stock in just one individual company over the last decade: Altria Group (which he sold in 2004).64. Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund run by James Simons, has allegedly produced average returns of 80% a year since 1988 (before fees), according to Bloomberg. That would turn $1,000 into $2.4 billion in 25 years.65. The S&P 500 has returned about 9% a year over the long run, but few years see returns even close to that. Since 1871, the index has risen or fallen more than 20% in one out of every three years. Less than one out of every five years sees a gain of between 1% and 9%.66. Since U.S. markets bottomed in March 2009, more than $8 trillion of lost wealth has been recouped.67. During the Federal Reserve's June 2007 policy meeting, the word "recession" was used three times; the word "strong" was used 61 times. The economy entered recession six months later.68. Franklin Templeton asked 1,000 investors whether the S&P 500 went up or down in 2009 and 2010 in the subsequent year. Sixty-six percent thought it went down in 2009, while 49% said it declined in 2010. In reality, the index gained 26.5% in 2009 and 15.1% in 2010.69. The share of an average U.S. household budget going toward gas in 2012 was nearly 4%, tying for the highest level in almost three decades, according to Energy Information Administration figures cited by The Guardian.70. "Of the Americans who earn over $150,000, 82 percent had a bachelor's degree. Just 6.5 percent had no more than a high school diploma," writes Catherine Rampell of The New York Times.71. According to a survey by Paola Sapienza and Luigi Zingales, effectively all economists agreed that stock prices are hard to predict. Only 59% of average Americans felt the same way.72. According to the IMF, if Japan's female labor-participation rate rose to levels of Northern Europe, its per-capita GDP could be permanently increased by 8%.73. Credit card debt as a percentage of GDP is now at the lowest level in two decades.74. The Energy Information Administration predicts that U.S. oil imports will fall to 6 million barrels a day next year -- their lowest level in 25 years.75. According to economist Stephen Bronars, the new 39.6% federal tax bracket will only affect 0.7% of taxpayers but will hit 9.5% of aggregate personal income, as top earners earn a disproportionate share of the national income.76. From 2001 to 2007, new-home construction outpaced household formation by more than 3 million homes.77. According to Gallup, 51.3% of Americans consider themselves "thriving," 45.1% say they are "struggling," and 3.6% say they're "suffering."78. An average couple will pay $155,000 in in 401(k) fees over their careers, according to Demos, reducing an average account balance from $510,000 to $355,000.79. Related: 84% of actively managed U.S. stock funds underperformed the S&P 500 in 2011.80. According to The Wall Street Journal, 49.1% of Americans live in a household "where at least one member received some type of government benefit in the first quarter of 2011."81. According to New York Times writer Binyamin Appelbaum: "Average months between US recessions since 1854: 42. Months since last recession: 42."82. With bond yields near all-time lows, Richard Barley of The Wall Street Journal writes, "For a one-percentage point rise in yields, 10-year U.S. Treasury holders now face a drop in price of nearly nine percentage points."83. "By 2050, workers' median age in China and Japan will be about 50, a decade higher than in America," writes Robert Samuelson.84. Of the 3.1 million students who graduated high school in 2010, 78.2% received their diplomas on time, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. That was the highest percentage since 1974.85. The U.S. birthrate declined 8% from 2007 to 2010, according to Pew. At 63.2 per 1,000 women of childbearing age, the 2011 U.S. birthrate was the lowest since records began in 1920.86. According to Wired magazine, "In a 2006 survey, 30 percent of people without a high school degree said that playing the lottery was a wealth-building strategy. ... On average, households that make less than $12,400 a year spend 5 percent of their income on lotteries."87. According to David Wessel of The Wall Street Journal, Americans "spend about half of their food budgets at restaurants now, compared to a third in the 1970s."88. We are used to hearing how much faster the earnings of the top 1% grow compared with everyone else's, but we often forget that it used to be the other way around. From 1943 to 1980, the annual incomes of the bottom 90% of Americans doubled in real terms, while the average income of the top 1% grew just 23%, according to Robert Frank.89. According to Vanguard founder John Bogle, the average equity mutual fund gained 173% from 1997 to 2011, but the average equity mutual fund investor earned only 110%, thanks to the tendency to buy high and sell low.90. According to David Leonhardt, median family incomes have fallen substantially over a decade for the first time since the Great Depression. "By [2011], family income was 8 percent lower than it had been 11 years earlier, at its peak in 2000."91. The rise in domestic energy-production has already shaved $175 billion off our annual import bill compared with five years ago, according to energy analyst Daniel Yergin.92. Federal nondefense discretionary spending -- all spending minus defense and entitlements -- is on track to hit its lowest level as a share of GDP in more than 50 years, according to data from the Congressional Budget Office.93. Bonds have become so richly valued that UBS is reportedly reclassifying brokerage clients who are overweight bonds as "aggressive" investors -- most likely to avoid future lawsuits if and when bonds lose value.94. According to The Economist, "Over the past ten years, hedge-fund managers have underperformed not just the stock market, but inflation as well."95. According to Bloomberg, "Americans have missed out on almost $200 billion of stock gains as they drained money from the market in the past four years, haunted by the financial crisis.96. In the 1960s, wages and salary income made up more than 50% of GDP. By 2011, it was less than 44%, as dividends, interest, and capital gains made up a growing share of the nation's income.97. S&P 500 companies held $900 billion in cash at the end of June, according to Thomson Reuters. That was up 40% since 2008.98. "More than 50 million Americans couldn't afford to buy food at some point in 2011," writes CNNMoney, citing U.S. Department of Agriculture data. In June 2012, 46.7 million Americans received food stamps.99. Japan's working-age population is on track to decline from 62.6% of its population in 2012 to just 49.1% by 2050.100. The unemployment rate for those with a bachelor's degree is just 3.7% -- less than half the nationwide average.

I prepared my CV online using overleaf website. In this, you need to write latex code.My CV look like this:Bhagwan Ram Raad Oct. 05, 1994PDPM Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur ( Electronics and Communication Engineering )[email protected]
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+ (91) 7597279468Vill-Akhepura Post-Loroli Via-Borawar Teh.-Makrana Dist.-Nagaur Rajasthan, India, 341502Area of Interest : Physics, semiconductor devices, novel steep sub threshold device simulation and analytical modelling, III-V group tunnel FET.Employment1. Physics Lecturer at Allen Career Institute Kota since Feb. 2017.2. Lab Engineer at PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur under SMDP-C2SD project (02 Sept. 2016 to 13 Feb. 2017).Degree Institute/school Uni./Board Year CPIB.Tech PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur IIITDM Jabalpur 2012-2016 (7.4)74%10+2 Govt. Senior Secondary School Kishangarh RBSE 2011-2012 84:15%10 Kiddies Convent Secondary School Kishangarh RBSE 2008-2009 80:81%Research Work Published in International Journals1. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, Pravin Kondekar, Kaushal Nigam, and Dharmendra Singh Yadav “Drain Work Function Engineered Doping-Less Charge Plasma TFET for Ambipolar Suppression and RF Performance Improvement: A Proposal, Design and Investigation, ”IEEE Trans. Electron devices Vol. 63 Issue 10, pp. 3950-3957, Oct. 2016, Click here to open.2. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Sukeshni Tirkey, Dheeraj Sharma and Pravin Kondekar Âa“A New Design Approach of Doping-Less Tunnel FET for Enhancement of Device Characteristics, ”IEEE Transaction on Electron Devices, Vol. 64 Issue 4, pp. 1830-1836, Apr. 2017, Click here to open.3. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Kaushal Nigam, Dheeraj Sharma and Pravin Kondekar, “Dielectric and work function engineered TFET for ambipolar suppression and RF performance enhancement, ”Electronics Letter, Vol. 52, Issue-9, PP. 770-772, Apr 2016, Click here to open.4. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, Kaushal Nigam, and Pravin Kondekar, “Physics-based simulation study of high-performance gallium arsenide phosphide indium gallium arsenide tunnel field-effect transistor, ” Micro & Nano Letters , Vol. 11, No. 7, PP. 366-368, Jul 2016, Click here to open.5. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Kaushal Nigam, Dheeraj Sharma and Pravin Kondekar, “Performance investigation of bandgap, gate material work function and gate dielectric engineered TFET with device reliability improvement,” Superlattices and Microstructures, Vol. 94, PP. 138-146, Jun 2016, Click here to open.6. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, Kaushal Nigam, and Pravin Kondekar, “Utility of III-V Group Ternary Compound Semiconductor Materials for Unipolar Conduction in Tunnel Field-Effect Transistors, ”Journal of Computational Electronics, Vol. 16, Issue 1, pp. 24-29, 2017, Click here to open.7.Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, Pravin Kondekar, Kaushal Nigam, and Sagar Baronia,“DC and Analog/RF Performance Optimization of Source Pocket Single material Dual Workfunction TFET, ” International Journal of Electronics, (Accepted, In Press), Click here to open .8. Dharmendra Singh Yadav, Dheeraj Sharma, Bhagwan Ram Raad, and Varun Bajaj, “Impactful Study of Dual Work Function, Underlap and Hetero Gate Dielectric on TFET with Different Drain Doping Profile for High Frequency Performance Estimation and Optimization,”Superlattices and Microstructures, Vol. 96, PP. 36-46, Aug 2016., Click here to open.9. Kaushal Nigam, Pravin Kondekar, Dheeraj Sharma, and Bhagwan Ram Raad, “A new approach for design and investigation of junction-less tunnel FET using electrically doped mechanism,”Superlattices and Microstructures, Vol. 98, PP. 1-7, Oct 2016., Click here to open.10. Dheeraj Sharma, Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dharmendra Singh Yadav, Pravin Kondekar, and Kaushal Nigam, “2-D Potential, Electric Field and Drain Current Model of Source Pocket Hetero Gate Dielectric Triple Work Function Tunnel Field-Effect Transistor, ”Micro and Nano Letters .11. Dharmendra Singh Yadav, Bhagwan Ram Raad, and Dheeraj Sharma, “A Novel Gate and Drain Engineered Charge Plasma Tunnel Field-Effect Transistor for Low Sub-Threshold Swing and Ambipolar Nature, ”Superlattices and Microstructures, Vol. 100, pp. 266-273, 2017.12. Sukeshni Tirkey, Dheeraj Sharma, Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dharmendra Singh Yadav, “Introduction of a metal strip in oxide region of junctionless tunnel field-effect transistor to improve DC and RF performance, ”Journal of Computational Electronics Vol. 16 (3), pp. 714-720, 2017.13.Sukeshni Tirkey, Bhagwan Raad, Anju Gedam, Dheeraj Sharma, “A Novel Junction-Less Charge Plasma TFET with Dual Drain Work Functionality for Suppressing Ambipolar Nature and Improving RF Performance, ”Micro and Nano Letters.14. Sukeshni Tirkey, Dheeraj Sharma, Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dharmendra Singh Yadav, “A Novel Approach to Improve the Performance of Charge Plasma Tunnel Field-Effect Transistor,”IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 2017, (Accepted, In Press) Accepted Conference Papers1. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Ramesh Kumar Sonkar and P N Kondekar, “Transformer Oil Age Determination Using Long Period Grating, ” The 2015 IEEE Workshop on Recent Advances in Photonics, 16th-17th December 2015 (IEEE WRAP 2015), Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore, P-31, page no. 22.,(Accepted).2. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, and Pravin Kondekar, “Dual Workfunction Tunnel Field-Effect Transistor with shifted gate for ambipolar suppression andONcurrent improvement, ” 2016 International Conference on Computational Techniques in Information and Communication Technologies (ICCTICT), PP. 671-675, (Accepted),3. Bhagwan Ram Raad, Dheeraj Sharma, Kaushal Nigam, Dharmendra Singh Yadav, and Pravin Kondekar, “Current drivability and device reliability improvement bywork function and bandgap engineering, ” International conference on advanced communication, control and computing technologies 2016, pp. 368-370, 25-27 May 2016.4. Dharmendra Singh Yadav, Dheeraj Sharma, Bhagwan Ram Raad, Varun Bajaj, “DualWorkfunction Hetero Gate Dielectric Tunnel Field-Effect Transistor Performance Analysis, ” International conference on advanced communication, control and computing technologies 2016, pp. 26-29, 25-27 May 2016.5. Sagar Baronia, Kaushal Nigam, Dheeraj Sharma, BhagwanRamRaad and PravinKondekar, “ANovel Approach of PNPN Dual MetalDouble Gate Tunnel Field Effect Transistor for Improving DC Characteristics, ” International conference on advanced communication, control and computing technologies 2016, pp. 44-47, 25-27 May 2016.Projects(a). B.Tech ProjectProject Title: Performance enhancement of the tunnel field-effect transistorProject Adviser: Prof. Pravin Kondekar July 2015- November 2015(b). Fabrication ProjectProject Title: Development of the working model of the noise absorbing window.Project Adviser: Dr. Biswajeet Mukherjee, Saket Saurav and DS Ramteke July 2014- April 2015InternshipProject Title: Temperature and Pressure sensor using fiber Bragg gratingOrganization: Indian Institute of Technology GuwahatiProject Adviser: Dr. Ramesh Kumar Sonkar May 2015-July 2015TrainingEmbedded systems and roboticsOrganization: Techie-nest Jaipur May 2014- June 2014Summary: During 2014 summer I did training in embedded systems and robotics. I worked on ATmega16 micro controller. I used LED, LCD, touch screen, sensors (IR sensor, temperature, gas sensor, accelerometer), RFID, Bluetooth, motors, serial communication, DTMF etc.Technical ProficiencyProgramming: C, MATLAB, Embedded C.Software: ATLAS (Silvaco), Cadence, Latex, Microsoft word, Orgin Pro, Opti-grating, AVR studio, Eagle, Proteus,Microsoft EXCEL.Hardware: ATmega16 micro controller, 8085 Microprocessor.Professional Contirbution1. Reviewer of IEEE Transaction on Electron Devices2. Reviewer of IEEE Electron Device Letters3. Reviewer of IEEE Journal of Electron Device SocityAchievements1. Awarded with Merit-cum-mean scholarship for academic year 2014-15 and 2015-16.2. Secured 9.7 SPI (semester pointer index) in the B.Tech project3. CPI (cumulative pointer index) is 8.4 in the core domain courses (IV to VIII sem)4. Scored 98.73 percentile in graduate aptitude record exam (GATE 2017)5. Scored 97.13 percentile in graduate aptitude record exam (GATE 2016)6. Secured a rank in IIT-JEE 20127. Selected for AIEEE-2012Personal InformationMother Name- Chhoti DeviFather Name- Bhainru Ram RaadMarital Status- MarriedDOB- 05/10/1994Linguistic Knowledge- Hindi (mother tongue), English.Nationality- IndianSex- MaleHobbies- Reading newspaper and about Indian politics, playing cricket, listening Hindi poetryGoogle scholar: (click here)Research Gate: RG score: 17.81(click here)