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knowledge is divine
by venkatasai on Sep 16, 2008 09:11 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

We need people with consummation of discrete

knowledge.Let us emulate the leaders who set the divine wisdom for the good of society.There

should be a staunch will-power to make a concerted effort when there is a turmoil.

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Hello Sir
by Ravi on Oct 13, 2005 02:22 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I am a B.com graduate...working as a S/W engineer with the experience of 3yrs...I am doing MBA through correspondence..i also did my UG through correspondence...i had failed in plus 2 and i managed to do well after that in my studies...to be honest i am just an average student...plzzz tell me will this be an hindrance for me to go to US..will be educational qualification will be scrutinized.....will i be rejected in the VISA interview for my educational credentials...plzz advice.

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Word Power
by caroline george on Sep 27, 2005 05:55 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Hi,

I must thank you for the very useful tips regarding word power. I'm a graduate who's struggling to improve my vocabulary. Your suggestions, though time consuming, will definitely help me to increase my word power and confidence in speaking English. Continue your service. All the best.

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RE:Word Power
by jameschandran on Feb 29, 2008 05:33 AM  Permalink
Hi,
I am just like you longing to increase my word power and to communicate skillfully in English. AS I read theNewspaper every morning, when I come across a good phrase or idiom, I note it down in my Notebook and use it while writing articles in different context. Five words a day make an enormous Word Power in a year. You may try this method too.
James.

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Beg to differ on the view point.
by Samir Katti on Sep 22, 2005 12:22 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies



Hi,

I beg to differ from your view of learning for the GRE. This process requires ages to master the sea of words in English,which might go on for a year or so.

In my opinion, cramming new words and repeated rote along with reading the Times of India, (where innumerable GRE test worthy words are used) is more practical task that can be completed in 4-6 months.

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