Walk-in Written test for recruiting trainees in ABAP in Yash Technologies Hyderabad

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We are looking for hiring people who are trained in ABAP

(even if they are new to SAP/ABAP)

As you are aware, at YASH, SAP in particular,

when it comes to hiring into the technical streams,

Aptitude, Extrapolation skills, Ability to apply knowledge

are always given preference over just Experience/Knowledge/Certification etc.

In this regard, we are conducting a Walk-in exam on Saturday (19th March, 2011)

for recruiting Trainees in the ABAP stream.

ABAP Trained Freshers –

Written Test on Saturday, 19^th March 2011

Please forward the following details to all your friends who might be eligible for these requirements.

The details are as follows :-

Eligibility Criteria :-

·         Qualification - B.E, B.Tech, M.C.A and M.Sc in any stream with First class.

·         Should have knowledge in ABAP.

·         Year of Graduation should be 2009 and later

·         SAP Certification is desirable but NOT a must.

Selection Process :-

Aptitude-cum-ABAP test followed by Group discussions and/or Interviews.

Walk-in for the exam :-

Saturday, 19th March, 2011

Venue :-

Yash Technologies,

First Floor, Saptagiri Towers, Begumpet,

Secunderabad – 16 Landmark: Above Pantaloons.

Time :-

Registration will be between 8:45 AM and 10:00 AM on 19^th March, 2011.

Time for the test will be given at the time of registration

The candidates must carry the following :-

1.     2 color passport size photographs

2.    Original and a copy of a photo ID proof (Driving license / PAN card / Passport / Voter ID card etc.)

3.    Xerox Copy of the degree/provisional certificate

4.    SAP certified candidates should bring a copy of the SAP certificate

Important to Note :-

Candidates without carrying any of the above will not be allowed for the exam

please note that Advance registration through email and/or telephone will not be entertained

Govt to release Rs. 150 coin soon

Govt of India is releasing 150/- Coin soon

For the first time in the country's minting history, government will issue coins of Rs. 150, marking the number of years of taxation in India.

The special coins, to be released by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee before his Budget speech, will also be brought out in Rs. 5 denomination on the occasion of completion of 150 years, from 1860 to 2010, of the Income Tax department.

This is the first time that coins of Rs. 150 denomination are being minted by the government. The Department of Economic Affairs under the Finance Ministry recently notified the order.

The Rs. 150 coin, made of an alloy of Silver, Copper, Nickel and Zinc, will have an international design with 'Satyameva Jayate' and 'India' on the front side while a portrait of 'Chanakya and lotus with honeybee' on the reverse side.

The Rs. 5 coins will also be minted in the same fashion. While 200 coins will be minted in Rs. 150 denomination, 100 such coins of Rs. 5 will be issued.

"The Income Tax department celebrated 150 years of taxation in the country last year and the these coins, especially the one in Rs. 150 denomination will be minted for the first time," a senior I-T official said.

Source : http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/govt-to-release-rs-150-coin-soon-87117?cp

How to add Keyword to your most visiting sites in Chrome..............?

Google does the trick again..........

           It will be good if you have an option to put a keyword to the URL's of the sites you will most visit, and based on entering the keyword into the address bar instead of entering the URL you will get your required website. Google provides such a functionality through Chrome.

Right Click on the Address bar and select Edit Search Engines. Then you will get a window in that click on add button to enter the required URL and its keyword. Thats it. After that whenever you want to visit that website, just type the corresponding and press enter.

Source:
www.eenadu.net