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Jack Ma the founder of Ali Baba – the richest Chinese person and one of the leading tech-entrepreneurs of the world. In one of his interviews shares what he told his son about education. Jack Ma  says: I told my son: you don’t need to be in the top three …

The University Of Cumbria (UK) is now offering scholarships to undergraduate students. The Cumbria Bursary is a financial award for the first year UK or EU undergraduate students commencing their studies in the 2018/19 academic year at University of Cumbria. It is a non-repayable bursary designed to support students with a …

Are you a final year student studying in one of these schools in Pakistan. If yes then University of Nottingham (UK) is offering 10 scholarships of £2,000 each for students coming from Pakistani Schools for Undergraduate Study in their university.

Are you an A-Level student and interested in studying abroad? Then, here is an opportunity not to be missed. Türkiye scholarships are government funded scholarships for international students aiming to pursue higher education in Turkey. It is offered for students applying for both Undergraduate and Graduate Studies. Application Deadline: 30th …

Acids: An acid is a substance, which forms H+ ions. When dissolved in water, they can conduct electricity. E.g. HClH+     +    Cl – H+ ion is proton Acids are called proton donors as provide H+   ions   General Properties: Turns Blue Litmus Paper Red. Acid reacts with Metals to produce …

Bases: Bases are metal oxides and metal Hydroxides. A base is a a substance, that can accept H+ ions and therefore are proton acceptor. Example: Copper(II) Oxide (CuO) Iron(III) Oxide (Fe2O3) Copper (II) Hydroxide (Cu(OH)2) Iron (III) Hydroxide (Fe2O3) It reacts with an acid to give salt and water only. …

Salts: Salts are Ionic Compounds. A salt is formed when a metallic ion or an ammonium ion (NH4+) replaces one or more Hydrogen Ions of an acid. A Salt contains a positive metal ion and a negative non – metal ion. Example: Zn(OH)2   + H2SO4ZnSO4    2H2O   Water of Crystalization: …

Basic Economic Problem: The basic economic problem is that there are finite resources and unlimited wants; in other words there are unlimited human wants, and resources which are used to make those goods are limited. The basic economic problem arises when wants are unlimited and resources are scarce.

Production Possibility Curve: The following is a curve representing all possible combinations of two goods that can be produced by an economy where all of its resources are fully and efficiently employed. Point X: The economy can exist at this point but it is being inefficient. Point X Is considered …

Resource Allocation Answers Three Questions: What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce? Economic Systems: How an economy decides, how to allocate its resources is its economic system. There are three kinds of economic systems: Free Market Economy Planned Economy Mixed Economic System   Free Market Economy: It is …

SI Units: The International System of Units is one of the most widely used system …

Distance: It is defined as the total path length taken between two points. It is …

Force: A force is a pull or push that one object exerts on another which …

The compilation of Quran was done under the rightly guided Caliphs Hazrat Abu Bakr and Hazrat …

There are four sources of Islamic Law: Holy Quran Sunnah / Hadith (sayings of the …

Prophet Muhammad (P.b.u.h) was born on 12th Rabi-ul – Awal, 570 AD (year of elephant). …