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Here are free resources for time sheet templates in Microsoft Excel and PDF format:Free time sheets downloadBest Excel Template AwesomeFree Timesheets Templates | Timecard Templates | Work Time TrackingFree Timesheet Template for ExcelHope it will help.

I suggest you TMetric . Here is the list of its main features:Tracking in real time - Use timer to keep track of every minute of your billable time. Add time manually, if you need.Work day timeline - Your work day is visualized as a timeline. You can edit your work time using only a mouse.Clients and projects - Create an unlimited number of projects and clients, assign icons to them.Billable time and rates - Record billable and non-billable time, set billable rates to track your expenses and revenues.Tags - Add tags to time entries to group your time by activities. Use tag filters in reports to show the required activities.Flexible reports - Get an overview of your billable time, projects and teams. Use filters to drill down the details.Team View - Switch to team view and see what the colleagues are working on at the moment.Time-sheet export - Export time entries to PDF for printing or to CSV loading to Excel or a database.Fits any team structure - Render any management structure: flat, hierarchical, or matrix type. Setup teams and projects as it fits your needs.Downloadable version - If you want to keep all data under control, order a downloadable version for deployment on your servers.

Thanks for A2A.Online test series perhaps are a boon for candidates who cannot relocate to Delhi (or other Mecca of Civil Services Preparation). I had joined Vision IAS online test series for GS and Sociology and Elite IAS for Sociology. And based on my experience, I would highly recommend them.With reference to how online test series work, here’s a step-wise guide:After you enroll for a designated test series, you are given login details to access your student account.As per the time-table of the test series, the test paper is uploaded on that day (or may be a day before) on the student portal.The student can either download the test paper or view it in the portal while answering question. I would recommend downloading the question paper given that any disruption in internet connectivity can be a distraction or be a drag on time.The answer to these questions must be written by student in designated time frame at one go lest the purpose of test series to build endurance stands defeated. Answer sheet should preferably be A4 sheets. Margin space, much like actual UPSC sheets, must be spared. Vision IAS also has sample answer sheet format on its portal. I had downloaded a page of it and would use its photocopy as my answer sheets for all the subsequent tests.Once the answer writing is complete, student must scan the answer sheets and upload them in PDF format using the ear-marked drop-down box. This is a slightly time consuming part. By scan I mean a fair quality picture clicked by camera phones. The images would be in JPG format and must be then converted to PDF. Several online JPG/PNG to PDF converters are available online. Once the pages are converted to PDF, student can merge the PDFs into one document. For this I would suggest downloading software like PDF Sam instead of merging online. It saves time and data usage. At times PDF files would exceed the size limit of coaching portals. In that case, please compress the document by using softwares like PDF Compresser etc. For those using Mac OS, the option of converting to PSF is readily available in “Export as” option (not sure of Windows/Linux).Once uploaded, the answer copies are visible to the student. Checked answer copies too are uploaded after some time ( usually 8–12 days in case of Vision IAS). Vision IAS also sends you SMS intimation about the checked copy being uploaded.Checked copies should be reviewed by student thoroughly. Copies have detailed answer-wise feedback. Student can also choose to talk to the teacher over a phone call.This might seem a bit tedious but it saves a lot of time when compared to going to test centres. However, here are some mistakes to be avoided-Clicking poor quality imagesWrong arrangement of answer sheets (which are generally loose paper sheets)Not writing test at one go.Hope this helps. Happy Test-ing!