This scheme offers flat ranging from 7 Lakh to 1.21 crore. This includes all kinds of flats such as LIG, MIG, HIG, 1 BHK, 2 BHK, 3BHK etc. Some important points to keep in mind are :-
Application Form – Fee Rs.150 (Forms Available from 1st September 2014)
Scheme launch date 1st Septemebr 2014.
Last Date of Form Submission or Registration – 9th October.
Registration Fee: Rs.1 Lac for general, Rs.10000 for EWS,(Submitted at the time of Application form submission).
811 Old Flats from previous housing scheme.
24,223 new flats including 700 EWS Flats.
Total Flats Number – 25,034
Who is eligible to apply for DDA Flats scheme 2014?
All Indian citizens above 18 years of age and must not own any plot or flat in Delhi in their or their spouse’s name or in the name of dependent children. One person can submit one application. Both husband wife can submit different application, but if both will success only 1 can retain flat. Reservation is also here :- 15 per cent for SC, 7.5 per cent for ST, 1 per cent for war widows, 3 per cent for disabled, 1 per cent for ex-servicemen.
The largest chunk of the flats – 22,627 out of total 25,034 – are one bedroom units with a drawing room, kitchen and bathroom and located mostly in Dwarka, Rohini and Narela. The price ranges between Rs. 14-22 lakh for the one bedroom flats, Rs. 41-69 lakh for two bedroom flats and Rs. 69 lakh to Rs. 1.2 crore for three bedroom flats. There are also 700 flats for the Economically Weaker Sections that are priced at Rs. 5.87 lakh to Rs. 9.9 lakh.
The flats are located in areas such as Rohini, Jasola, Mukherjee Nagar, Shalimar Bagh, Narela, Dwarka, Dilshad Garden and Paschim Vihar.
DDA Flats Scheme 2014 Registration Form
13 Banks are eligible from where you can get registration forms. These banks are :- Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank, State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Syndicate Bank, IndusInd Bank, Union Bank of India, IDBI Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, HDFC Bank, Corporation Bank and Central Bank of India. You can fill application form online also.
DDA Flats Online Application Form 2014
You can alsofill registration form online. Just go to bank sites stated above fill the application form online and give registration fees.
The directory you are standing in is called the working directory. To find the name of the working directory, use the pwd command. $ pwd
/home/user-b
// pwd stands for present working directory , this command will display the working directory with complete path to the directory from root.
$ cd
example :
1. $ cd /tmp/user - this command will take you inside directory
TIP ! ::: Press TAB to display list of available directories in your current directory.
// cd stands for change directory , it will take you to the directory you want by specifying the path of directory with its name.
$ ls // ls command will list all available directories & files in your working directory, if you want to list files / directories present at a path other than working directory than simply specify the path with directory name to list all available files/directories
example : $ ls /tmp/user-a/
Above command will display all available directories & files at /tmp/user-a/
Now that we have learned how to create new user , switch to that user, navigate to the desired location in linux file system, we should now learn how to operate on files & directories present on linux system. You can consider this part as the most important in your linux knowledge as this will help you in your everyday working routine of linux
Create a new directory
$ mkdir
Make Directory in Linux
Above command will create a new directory with name dir3 at path /tmp/linux-command/ as it is your working directory. You can create directory at any other path by simply specifying the path in your command as shown below
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ mkdir dir3/dir4
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ ls dir3/
dir4
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$
This will create directory "dir4" inside directory "dir3"
Create a new file : $ touch
Create new file using "touch" command in linux
Above command will create a new blank file "newfile4" at /tmp/linux-command$
Edit / view file : $ vi
This will open file in view mode using "vi" editor available in linux
Press "i" to enable insert mode in order to insert / delete some text in file .
Press "Esc" ":wq!" & enter to same your entries & exit. (wq will write & quite the file)
cat command will display the contents of your file on your command line
You can also view the contents by restricting them to some number of lines from files head/top or tail/bottom
Head / Tail to view file in Linux
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ head -1 newfile4
This is dummy file for learning linux - Tushar Agrawal // This way it will display only the first line of the file.
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ head -3 newfile4
This is dummy file for learning linux - Tushar Agrawal
second line
3rd line // This way it will display the first 3 lines of the file
user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ tail -1 newfile4
4th line // This way it will display last one line of the file user-b@Ubuntu1204:/tmp/linux-command$ tail -2 newfile4
3rd line
4th line // This way it will display last 2 line of the file
Above command will rename file "newfile4" to "newfile4-renamed", same way we can rename a directory as shown below
mv command to rename directory
Copy file from any location
$ cp
copy files in Linux
Above command will copy file "newfile4-renamed" from "/tmp/linux-command/" to "/tmp/linux-command/dir11/"
Zip / UnZIP / tar / untar directory / files
Command to create a tar file $ tar -cvf .gz
Create tar file
Command to extract contents of a tar file $ tar -xvf
Extract tar file
Deleting directory & files
$ rm
Remove file in Linux
Above command can not be used to delete directory, to remove a directory use below command which uses recursive force "rf"
$ rm -rf
Remove directory in Linux
File Permission
$ chmod 777 // for all permissions (read + write + execute)
Following are the symbolic representation of three different permissions:
r is for read permission,
w is for write permission,
x is for execute permission.
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Meet customer requirements in terms of Functionality
Meet customer expectations in terms of Performance, Usability, Security, etc…
Non-Technical Factors:
Reasonable cost to purchase.
Time to release.
Software Quality Assurance (SQA): The Monitoring and Measuring the strength of development process is called Software Quality Testing. Ex: Life Cycle Testing.
Software Quality Control (SQC): The validation of final product before releasing to the customer is called as SQC. Page 3
Software testing is a process of verifying and validating that a software application or program.
1. Meets the business and technical requirements that guided its design and development, and
2. Works as expected.
Software testing also identifies important defects, flaws, or errors in the application code that must be fixed. The modifier “important” in the previous sentence is, well, important because defects must be categorized by severity(more on this later).
During test planning we decide what an important defect is by reviewing the requirements and design documents with an eye towards answering the question “Important to whom?” Generally speaking, an important defect is one that from the customer’s perspective affects the usability or functionality of the application. Using colors for a traffic lighting scheme in a desktop dashboard may be a no-brainer during requirements definition and easily implemented during development but in fact may not be entirely workable if during testing we discover that the primary business sponsor is color blind. Suddenly, it becomes an important defect. (About 8% of men and .4% of women have some form of color blindness.)
The quality assurance aspect of software development—documenting the degree to which the developers followed corporate standard processes or best practices—is not addressed in this paper because assuring quality is not a responsibility of the testing team.
