ANNA UNIVERSITY NOV / DEC 2014 EXAM TIME TABLE

ANNA UNIVERSITY NOV/DEC 2014 & JAN 2015 TIMETABLE FOR 1ST 3RD 5TH 7TH SEMESTER UG/PG REG 2013/2008

Anna University Nov/Dec/Jan 2014-2015 timetable for both UG and PGwas announced by Anna

university Chennai.Each time before publishing Anna university examination timetable,Anna 

University will publish the Commencement of UG/PG Regular Theory Examinations date.Like the 

same this time also Anna university published that. Make use of educationalBlog99 website to 

check the UG/PG Exam Commencement date. This page also contains the practical 

exam schedule too.

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Changes & Additions In Timetable -- > Click Here

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To Get Anna Univ  PG Timetable -- > Click Here

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ANNA UNIVERSITY UG NOV/DEC 2014 & JAN 2015 TIMETABLE

Anna University, Chennai TimeTable

Erstwhile   Anna University of Technology, Tiruchirappalli

Erstwhile   Anna University of Technology, Coimbatore

Erstwhile   Anna University of Technology, Madurai

Erstwhile   Anna University of Technology, Tirunelveli

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ANNA UNIVERSITY NOV/DEC 2014 & JAN 2015 PRACTICAL EXAM TIMETABLE:

Semesters (I to X) of UG and PG Programmes:

[Except R-2013 – III Semester MBA , III Semester All M.E. Civil Engineering Programmes,

 I Semester UG & PG Programmes]

Last working day : 05.11.2014

Practical Examinations:

Slot I : 13.10.2014 to 20.10.2014

Slot II : 27.10.2014 to 03.11.2014

Arrear Examination Starts from : 05.11.2014

Commencement of UG/PG Regular Theory Examinations : 10.11.2014

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R-2013 – III Semester MBA , III Semester All M.E. Civil Engineering Programmes, 

Last working day : 20.11.2014

Practical Examinations: 

17.11.2014 to 19.11.2014

Commencement of End Semester Examinations : 22.11.2014

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R – 2013 - I Semester of UG Programmes:

Last working day : 12.12.2014

Practical Examinations:

Slot I : 01.12.2014 to 06.12.2014

Slot II : 08.12.2014 to 13.12.2014 

Commencement of Theory Examinations : 17.12.2014

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R – 2013 - I Semester of PG Programmes:

Last working day : 31.12.2014

Practical Examinations:

Slot I : 22.12.2014 to 24.12.2014

Slot II : 26.12.2014 to 29.12.2014 

Commencement of Theory Examinations : 05.01.2015

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III Semester of M.E./M.Tech. Project Viva voce (Phase – I) Examinations

Last date for submission of Project Report to the college  by the students

: 08.12.2014

M.E./M.Tech. Project Viva-Voce (Phase – I) : 27.12.2014 to 31.12.2014

M.Arch. (Dissertation) Viva-Voce : 27.12.2014 to 31.12.2014

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ANNA UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCED NEW EXAM FEE STRUCTURE FOR BOTH PG AND UG 2014

ANNA UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCED NEW EXAM FEE STRUCTURE FOR BOTH PG AND UG 2014

Anna University announced the new fee structure for UG/PG Examinations. Anna university didn't
modify the existing fee structure for many years and now in the year 2014 Anna university planned
to raise the fees for each papers for semester examination.

For UG 100Rs for each paper is changed to 150Rs

Official Announcement copy in image format.

ANNA UNIVERSITY NEW EXAM FEE STRUCTURE FOR BOTH PG AND UG

Anna University Syndicate in its Resolution No. 232.4, dated 08.07.2014, has approved the revised examination fee and certificate fee as above..Students are requested to keep this in mind and study

 well to get pass in all subjects.

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ANNA UNIVERSITY RESULTS 2014 | APRIL MAY JUNE 2014 RESULT |

Anna University Chennai Examination Results 2014

ANNA UNIVERSITY RESULTS 2014 | APRIL MAY JUNE 2014 RESULT | 2ND 4TH 6TH 8TH SEM RESULTS | 2014 EVEN SEMESTER UG/PG RESULTS

{{{*ANNA UNIVERSITY RESULT ANNOUNCED        
   Sharply at 1.45am on 14-07-2014***}}}            

                                               

               

April/May/June 2014 result updates,Anna university 

results -  educationalblog99

CHECK HERE:

U.G. / P.G. Examination Results April / May 2014 - ***ANNOUNCED***

  Results Of UG/PG Chennai/Madurai

New Results 

Result @ link-1 Result @ link-2 Result @ link-3 Result @ link-4

Anna University April.May/June 2014 examination got little delayed for 2nd 4th 6th semesters and 8th semester examination preponed due to parliament election held on 24th April 2014. Finally polled votes are counted by officials and BJP took the power to rule India for upcoming five years.

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Last Semester Result Announcement:
Anna University Nov/Dec 2013 results are announced on 21/01/2014 at 4:30 pm. And Anna university 1st semester 2014 examination results are announced on 10-02-2014 around 10 pm. Many students saw their Anna university results through StudentsBlog100 website. This time also we will post Anna university April-May-June 2014 result updates and Anna university April-May-June 2014 results in this Webpage.

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Result Meanings:

WHI : Withheld for want of Internal Mark
WHE : Withheld for want of Practical Mark
WHB : Withheld for want of Internal Mark and Practical Mark
WH1 : Withheld for suspected Malpractice
WH2 : Withheld for want of approval of admission / re-admission / transfer from DTE & Director, Student Affairs.
WH3 : Withheld - Court Case
WH4 : Withheld for want of clearance from Director (CEP)
WH5 : Withheld for want of clearance from Director (Student Affairs)
WH6 : Withheld for want of clarification
WH7 : Withheld for want of clarification from the Director (AC) about the additional subjects to be written due to the change of regulation
WH8 : Withheld for want of clarification from the Director (AC) about the equivalency of subjects for the students admitted in v and vii semester)
WH9 : Withheld for want of clarification from Director, Chairman sports board
WH10 : Withheld for non cooperation by the college in central valuation
WH11 : Results will be published along with the lower semester results
WH12 : Hard copy of Attendance sheets not provided by the College
SE : Sports Exemption
WD : Withdrawal
AB : Absent
SA : Shortage of Attendance
RA : Re-appearance
BRK : Break
UA : Absent
NR : Not Registered

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• Anna University Credit system | Grade point details
• Anna University Final internal marks

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Revaluation Procedure:

Last semester onwards Anna university started new revaluation procedure. That is, if we need to apply revaluation ,initially we need to pay 300rs for applying photocopy. After receiving the photocopy we need to correct the paper with the guidance of concern staff. And if we get pass mark, again need to pay 400rs and apply for revaluation. 

Check New procedure@ http://educationalblog99.blogspot.in/p/anna-university-new-revaluation.html

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Fire breaks out in SBI main branch building

A major fire broke out in the Indo-Saracenic structure housing the State Bank of India’s main branch on Rajaji Salai here on Saturday.

Over 75 firemen battled the blaze for over two hours and salvaged cash totalling a few crores from the first floor of the three-storey building. No one was injured.

An employee of the Small Medium Enterprise branch told The Hindu that he and his team were evacuated around 3.30 p.m. after smoke started emanating from the first floor.

“As it was Saturday evening, there were only around 20 employees in the building, and they ran to safety,” he said.

The fire soon engulfed the first floor housing the office of the Chennai main branch, a government accounts section and a cash point.

“While some documents, furniture and electronic equipment were destroyed, we managed to contain the fire and the money was recovered intact,” said S. Vijayasekar, Joint Director of Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services.

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Chennai building collapse toll goes up further

Till noon toll was put at 60; 12 bodies recovered; one-man inquiry commission set up

The death toll in the collapse of the building at Moulivakkam has gone up to 60. Twelve bodies, including that of a child, were retrieved from the rubble on Thursday. The bodies two women, who are yet to be identified, were pulled between 2 and 2.40 p.m..

Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services personnel believe more bodies will be retrieved during the course of the day.

PTI adds:

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday constituted an one-man inquiry commission to probe the Chennai building collapse.

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Chennai building collapse death toll touches 14

A sniffer dog helps rescue personnel at the building collapse site in Chennai on Sunday.

The collapse of the 11-storey building in the western suburb of Moulivakkam here on Saturday triggered one of the largest rescue operations in the city involving over a thousand workers from various departments, even as the death toll went up to 14 on Sunday evening.

More deaths are feared as scores of people are still trapped under the debris.

Though unconfirmed estimates put the number of workers trapped at the disaster site at around 100, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, who visited the accident spot as well as the hospital where the rescued workers are being treated, said around 72 workers were working at the site when it collapsed.

Ms. Jayalalithaa said: “There was nothing wrong with the plan that was submitted for approval but the builders knowingly committed many violations and did not adhere to the plan that was approved. It is too early to say exactly what went wrong but there appears to have been a big structural defect which is apparent in the adjoining building also which is being constructed by the same company. Tests have to be conducted whether the soil is capable of bearing such a huge weight.”

“Rescue operations have been going on non-stop since last [Saturday] evening,” she added. Of the 32 persons recovered from the debris, 12 are dead and the remaining are undergoing medical care. The Tamil Nadu government has announced a solatium of Rs. two lakh for the families of each of the deceased and Rs. 50,000 to the injured.

On Sunday, the police arrested six persons — including the managing director and senior engineers of Prime Sristi Housing Private Limited — who were directly involved in the construction of the ‘Trust Heights’ residential apartments.

One of the two blocks in the complex collapsed on Saturday. The police, in a statement, said preliminary investigation revealed there was no coordination between the architect, structural engineers and site engineers over the execution of the residential project.

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Five arrested in Chennai building collapse

11 floor building collapse at Bai kadai junction Moulivakkam,near Porur on Sunday. 

11 floor building collapse at Bai kadai junction Moulivakkam,near Porur on Sunday. 

The city police have so far arrested five people in connection with the building collapse in Moulivakkam, near Porur.

The owners of the building Manoharan and his son Muthu Kamakshi, Engineers Durai Singam and Shankar as well as the Structural Engineer Venkatasubramaniam were arrested.

According to police sources, the routine monthly inspections of the building to be undertaken by the engineers had not taken place over the last two months.

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Chennai building collapse: Under the crushing weight

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  uSeveral government agencies were involved in possibly one of the biggest rescue operations in recent times at the Moulivakkam building collapse site on Sunday. Intermittent rains hampered operations Photo: M. Karunakaran

It is feared that at least 40 more persons could be trapped under the mass of concrete, steel and sand.

Even by conservative estimates provided by some builders, the eleven-storied-building that was reduced to a heap on Saturday evening would have left at least 8,000 metric tonnes of rubble.

As the government rescue workers, with some help from some private agencies and technical institutions, continued their operations even under rain, it is feared that at least 40 more persons could be trapped under the mass of concrete, steel and sand. The incessant rains have complicated the rescue operations.

By Sunday morning, the rescue efforts were in full swing with the participation of at least half-a-dozen agencies. The accident site itself was cordoned off, and entry was restricted to rescue workers, the police and the media. Resident living around the site extended their cooperation to the efforts by giving water and food to people engaged in the rescue.

As news spread through the day about the massive collapse, the stretch of Kunrathur Main Road around the accident site was cordoned off. There was no power supply in the locality. Diesel generators were supplied to operate the machines engaged in clearing the debris at the site.

The preliminary investigations headed by M. Saikumar, secretary of PWD, and his team, refuted claims made by the builder on Saturday that the building might have crashed after it was struck by lightning.

Saturday rush

On Sunday, more details emerged on the accident that has claimed the lives of the weekly wage earners, 12 of whom had died at the time of filing this report. More than 40 of them are still feared to be trapped under the rubble. Since Saturday was their ‘wage day’, almost all the workers were supposed to have been at the site to collect their wages when the building crashed.

According to workers at the site, a mason earns up to Rs. 650 a day, a senior worker (periaal) Rs. 400 a day while an assistant worker (chittaal) Rs. 300 a day. Most of the workers were from neighbouring State of Andhra Pradesh and a few were from other northern States.

Reason for collapse

While Chief Minister Jayalalithaa had said it was too early to comment on why the building had collapsed, the accident was the talking point among the builder circles through Sunday. One of the builders, who is currently executing various projects in the city, on condition of anonymity, said the most likely cause for the collapse was a weak foundation. Re-conducting the soil test and studying the structural design of the building would reveal the facts, he said.

Residents living near the construction site too have raised a lot of doubts as to whether the builders had taken the soil conditions there under consideration before taking up construction.

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4 dead, several trapped in Chennai building collapse

Four persons were killed and over 30 trapped under the debris of a building under construction that collapsed at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday after heavy showers. The deceased include Marudhu Pandian (40) from Madurai, Shankar (27), Shanthakumari (25) and an unidentified male. The incident occurred at Moulivakkam near Porur on Kundrathur main road. Fifteen injured persons were taken to various city hospitals.

Rescue operations were on late into the night with over 12 fire tenders and 150 Fire and Rescue Service personnel involved in the rescue work

‘Trust Heights,’ promoted by Prime Sristi Housing Pvt. Ltd, had two 11-storey buildings under construction – ‘The Faith’ and ‘The Belief.’

According to Fire and Rescue service personnel, one of the multi-storey structures collapsed on an adjoining small building.

In a statement, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa said she had directed the police to initiate action against those responsible for the incident. A national disaster management team from Arakkonam has rushed to the spot to assist the rescue.

Chennai Commissioner of Police S. George told reporters at the spot that owner of the real estate firm Manoharan and his son, Muthu have been arrested.

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Mobile radiation not harmful, health experts and doctors:

Mobile radiation not harmful, health experts and doctors:

A group of health experts and doctors have come together on the same platform to dispel fears of harmful effects of radiation from mobile phones and towers.

As part of an awareness campaign by the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), the experts have assured mobile phone users that radiation does not affect the health of a person.

In a video series which would soon be uploaded on YouTube, Dr Bhavin Jankharia, Mumbai—based eminent radiologist and president of the Indian Radiology and Imaging Association, said, “Mobile tower radiation is inherently a type of radiation that we believe does not produce any kind of significant harm to humans.”

He said that the entire issue began when some people made some co—relation between an incidence of cancer and telecom towers without any basis.

Various environmental groups, NGOs and activists in India have voiced their concerns over adverse health affects from Electromagnetic Field (EMF) emissions from antennas on cell towers and mobile phones.

This has led to opposition against setting up of mobile phone towers on buildings by various resident welfare associations in cities.

Among others, a Bollywood actress has also become a part of these protests as she has started a ‘reduce EMF radiation’ campaign.

“All scientific research has found no health effect,” telecom industry body COAI’s director general Rajan S Mathews told PTI.

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)’s chemical sciences professor R V Hosur said, “Non—ionising radiation such as mobile emission causes only local change in temperature depending on the extent of use”.

Indian American oncologist Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee, said if there is a link between EMF and cancer then “it must be occurring through a mechanism that lies outside anything that we know about the standard mechanisms of carcinogenesis“.

“One would have to invent a novel mechanism of carcinogenesis in order to understand how radiation in that part of the spectrum can cause cancer,” said the author of the Pulitzer prize winning book, ‘The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer’

Noted brain—tumour specialist Dr Rakesh Jalali of the Tata Medical Centre said, “The RF (radio frequency) waves used in the mobile phone technology are probably at the lowest end of the electromagnetic spectrum and does not cause any DNA kill".

In an advisory issued in September 2013, the World Health Organisation (WHO) had said that studies so far provide no indication that environmental exposure to radio frequency fields, such as from base stations, increases the risk of cancer or any other disease.

“Scientists have reported other health effects of using mobile phones including changes in brain activity, reaction times and sleep patterns. These effects are minor and have no apparent health significance,” it said.

Dr Rajesh Dixit of Tata Medical Centre, who is leading a study on effect of mobile emissions on human health in Mumbai, also agreed saying there is not enough evidence proving mobile phones cause cancer in humans.

Experts claim unborn babies also do not get affected if pregnant women are exposed to radiation.

Professor Michael Repacholi, ex—EMF project co—ordinator for WHO, pointed out that the penetration depth of EMF is only 1—2 mm, so it never gets close to the foetus in any significant amount to cause any damage.

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Rupee trims initial losses, still down 13 paise

Rupee trims initial losses, still down 13 paise:

The rupee trimmed its early losses against the U.S. dollar but was still quoted lower by 13 paise to 60.16 on demand for the American currency. (File photo)

"The rupee resumed lower at 60.28 per dollar as against the previous closing of 60.03 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market and dropped further to 60.32 on initial demand for the American unit"

The rupee trimmed its early losses against the U.S. dollar but was still quoted lower by 13 paise to 60.16 on demand for the American currency from banks and importers on the back of higher greenback overseas.

The rupee resumed lower at 60.28 per dollar as against the previous closing of 60.03 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market and dropped further to 60.32 on initial demand for the American unit from banks and importers.

However, it trimmed its initial losses and was quoted at 60.16 per dollar at 10 a.m. It moved in a range of 60.14 and 60.32 per dollar during the morning trade.

In the New York market, the dollar rose against the pound, the first gain in five sessions, after weaker-than-expected U.K. inflation raised questions about the Bank of England’s need to increase interest rates, which tends to weigh on price pressures.

Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex moved up by 39.71 points, or 0.16 per cent, to 25,560.90 at 10 a.m.

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FIFA World Cup 2014 Brazil Fixtures

FIFA World Cup 2014 Brazil Fixtures: Groups, Time Table with Match Schedule & Results:

A general view of the WC 14 official football Brazuca and the FIFA World Cup Trophy at the Maracana (Getty Images)

FIFA World Cup 2014 is upon us all! It’s the biggest event in the world! It will be the 20th FIFA World Cup and will take place in Brazil from June 12 to July 13 2014. This will be the second time that Brazil will host the competition, the previous being in 1950 which was won by Uruguay. 

The FIFA World Cup 2014 will see a total of 64 matches which will be played in 12 cities across Brazil. For the first time ever, at a World Cup Final, the matches will use goal-line technology. So can reigning World Cup champions Spain defend the title? We’ll have to wait and find out. Have a look at the FIFA World Cup 2014 Groups below:

GROUP A

BRAZIL

CROATIA

MEXICO

CAMEROON

GROUP B

SPAIN

NETHERLANDS

CHILE

AUSTRALIA

GROUP C

COLOMBIA

GREECE

IVORY COAST

JAPAN

GROUP D

URUGUAY

COSTA RICA

ENGLAND

ITALY

GROUP E

SWITZERLAND

ECUADOR

FRANCE

HONDURAS

GROUP F

ARGENTINA

BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

IRAN

NIGERIA

GROUP G

GERMANY

PORTUGAL

GHANA

UNITED STATES

GROUP H

BELGIUM

ALGERIA

RUSSIA

SOUTH KOREA

The group winners and runners-up advance to the round of 16 (Second Round). The opening game of the 2014 Fifa World Cup will see hosts Brazil play Croatia on June 12, 2014. Here are the timings and match schedule for the FIFA World Cup 2014:

Time	THURSDAY, JUNE 12		THURSDAY, JUNE 12	Stage	Venue
20:00 GMT	BRAZIL	VS	CROATIA	Group A	Arena Corinthians
FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	MEXICO	VS	CAMEROON	Group A	Estadio das Dunas
19:00 GMT	SPAIN	VS	NETHERLANDS	Group B	Arena Fonte Nova
22:00 GMT	CHILE	VS	AUSTRALIA	Group B	Arena Pantanal

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	COLOMBIA	VS	GREECE	Group C	Estadio Mineirão
19:00 GMT	URUGUAY	VS	COSTA RICA	Group D	Estadio Castelão
22:00 GMT	ENGLAND	VS	ITALY	Group D	Arena Amazonia
01:00 GMT	IVORY COAST	VS	JAPAN	Group C	Arena Pernambuco
SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	SWITZERLAND	VS	ECUADOR	Group E	Nacional
19:00 GMT	FRANCE	VS	HONDURAS	Group E	Estadio Beira-Rio
22:00 GMT	ARGENTINA	VS	BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA	Group F	Estadio do Maracanã

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	GERMANY	VS	PORTUGAL	Group G	Arena Fonte Nova
19:00 GMT	IRAN	VS	NIGERIA	Group F	Arena da Baixada
22:00 GMT	GHANA	VS	UNITED STATES	Group G	Estadio das Dunas
TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	BELGIUM	VS	ALGERIA	Group H	Estadio Mineirão
19:00 GMT	BRAZIL	VS	MEXICO	Group A	Estadio Castelão
22:00 GMT	RUSSIA	VS	SOUTH KOREA	Group H	Arena Pantanal

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	AUSTRALIA	VS	NETHERLANDS	Group B	Estadio Beira-Rio
19:00 GMT	SPAIN	VS	CHILE	Group B	Estadio do Maracanã
22:00 GMT	CAMEROON	VS	CROATIA	Group A	Arena Amazonia
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	COLOMBIA	VS	IVORY COAST	Group C	Nacional
19:00 GMT	URUGUAY	VS	ENGLAND	Group D	Arena Corinthians
22:00 GMT	JAPAN	VS	GREECE	Group C	Estadio das Dunas

FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	ITALY	VS	COSTA RICA	Group D	Arena Pernambuco
19:00 GMT	SWITZERLAND	VS	FRANCE	Group E	Arena Fonte Nova
22:00 GMT	HONDURAS	VS	ECUADOR	Group E	Arena da Baixada
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	ARGENTINA	VS	IRAN	Group F	Estadio Mineirão
19:00 GMT	GERMANY	VS	GHANA	Group G	Estadio Castelão
22:00 GMT	NIGERIA	VS	BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA	Group F	Arena Pantanal

SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	BELGIUM	VS	RUSSIA	Group H	Estadio do Maracanã
19:00 GMT	SOUTH KOREA	VS	ALGERIA	Group H	Estadio Beira-Rio
22:00 GMT	UNITED STATES	VS	PORTUGAL	Group G	Arena Amazonia
MONDAY, JUNE 23, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	AUSTRALIA	VS	SPAIN	Group B	Arena da Baixada
16:00 GMT	NETHERLANDS	VS	CHILE	Group B	Arena Corinthians
20:00 GMT	CROATIA	VS	MEXICO	Group A	Arena Pernambuco
20:00 GMT	CAMEROON	VS	BRAZIL	Group A	Nacional

TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	ITALY	VS	URUGUAY	Group D	Estadio das Dunas
16:00 GMT	COSTA RICA	VS	ENGLAND	Group D	Estadio Mineirão
20:00 GMT	JAPAN	VS	COLOMBIA	Group C	Arena Pantanal
20:00 GMT	GREECE	VS	IVORY COAST	Group C	Estadio Castelão
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	NIGERIA	VS	ARGENTINA	Group F	Estadio Beira-Rio
16:00 GMT	BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA	VS	IRAN	Group F	Arena Fonte Nova
20:00 GMT	HONDURAS	VS	SWITZERLAND	Group E	Arena Amazonia
20:00 GMT	ECUADOR	VS	FRANCE	Group E	Estadio do Maracanã

THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	UNITED STATES	VS	GERMANY	Group G	Arena Pernambuco
16:00 GMT	PORTUGAL	VS	GHANA	Group G	Nacional
20:00 GMT	SOUTH KOREA	VS	BELGIUM	Group H	Arena Corinthians
20:00 GMT	ALGERIA	VS	RUSSIA	Group H	Arena da Baixada
SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	1A	VS	2B	Second Round	Estadio Mineirão
20:00 GMT	1C	VS	2D	Second Round	Estadio do Maracanã

SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	1B	VS	2A	Second Round	Estadio Castelão
20:00 GMT	1D	VS	2C	Second Round	Arena Pernambuco
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	1E	VS	2F	Second Round	Nacional
20:00 GMT	1G	VS	2H	Second Round	Estadio Beira-Rio

TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	1F	VS	2E	Second Round	Arena Corinthians
20:00 GMT	1H	VS	2G	Second Round	Arena Fonte Nova
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	Winner Match 51	VS	Winner Match 52	Quarter-finals	Estadio do Maracanã
20:00 GMT	Winner Match 49	VS	Winner Match 50	Quarter-finals	Estadio Castelão

SATURDAY, JULY 5, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
16:00 GMT	Winner Match 55	VS	Winner Match 56	Quarter-finals	Nacional
20:00 GMT	Winner Match 53	VS	Winner Match 54	Quarter-finals	Arena Fonte Nova
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 (SEMI-FINAL)
Time				Stage	Venue
20:00 GMT	Winner Match 57	VS	Winner Match 58	Semi-finals	Estadio Mineirão

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 (SEMI-FINAL)
Time				Stage	Venue
20:00 GMT	Winner Match 59	VS	Winner Match 60	Semi-finals	Arena Corinthians
SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2014 (THIRD PLACE)
Time				Stage	Venue
20:00 GMT	Loser Match 61	VS	Loser Match 62	Third Place	Nacional

SUNDAY, JULY 13, 2014
Time				Stage	Venue
19:00 GMT	Winner Match 61	VS	Winner Match 62	Final	Estadio do Maracanã

For the FIFA World Cup 2014 Schedule in IST click here

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