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Hello there, Kindly give me some information on the diploma Transcript requirement by ECE for evaluation. I got the Trascript from MSBTE and submitted to ECE, ECE said it is a transcript Certificate and they need Transcript. Can anyone here who has done Diploma in pharmacy from MSBTE and Bachelors of Pharmacy submitted documents to ECE for evaluation and they succeed doing that.. Kindly give me insight on submission of proper documents for Diploma.... thanks I appreciate your help

Hii All, I am just wondering about the whether F2 Visa holder is eligible to appear FPGEE examss... I appreciate your help... thanks

Hii all, I have done my BS pharmacy before Jan, 2003 and right now I am in India. I would like to know what are all the documents needed to be send for FPGEE examination and what type of "Proof of Name change" we need to provide in case if it so...in my case... Can any one guide me in submitting right documents....... I appreciate the help...[clap] thanks:rolleyes:

Hii Cool Baggy can you send me the format of affadavit thanks in advance

Yaaa, I have done my M.S in pharmacology from NIPER, 2002-2003 Batch tell me about you, Thanks kaushik Ohhh Thanks ashwini, You droped in such a situation, your reply just scared me, well about the question I didn't able to mark even wrong answer, I just ran out of time, thanks

Hey do you mean that I will get less score than what was flashed after exam (V-570 Q-630) please, tell me is it so.

Hello all Testmagician Heartiest thanks to everybody I appeared GRE on 14th July I just ran out of time on quant section and able to reach upto only24th question. I know this only has shattered my score having highfive on quant Does it necessary to answer on research section. Because I just under frustation didn't answer the research section and quitted it as it appeared. Well any body who can guide me for my PhD application-Pharmacology Highly grateful Thanks

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kindly explain solution for the following question refer to attachments Thanx kaushik

9) How many different ways can three cubic boxes be painted if each box is painted one color and only the three colors pink, orange and yellow are available? (Order is not considered, ie, pink/orange/pink is considered the same as pink/pink/orange). (A) 2 (B) 3 © 9 (D) 10 (E) 27 can somebody explain this with the help of combination and permutatuion formulae thanx please

Number of different permutation of N different things arranged arround circle is given by (n-1)! and if the arrangement not considered as clockwise or anticlockwise than 1/2 (N-1)! SO, (4-1)!= 3! and 2 women can be sitted in between four men so that they will not come together 4P2 So, total 3! * 4P2 (4!/(4-2!))= 6* 12= 72 ways correct me if i am wrong kaushik

Hello Gautam Can you please upload the material from megaupload to Rapidshare, as rapidshare is more convenient and easily accessible downloader thna megaupload Thankx if you could do it as early as possible my exam is on 14th july I know it is very short span but it will help atleast other people. kaushik Hello if you have already downloaded the files, can you please send it on email kaushik.k.shah@gmail.com; kaushik_dear@rediffmail.com; As I am unable to download it at megaupload, please my exam is on 14th july thanx kaushik

32. Which of the following procedures is always equivalent to adding 5 given numbers and then dividing the sum by 5? I. Multiplying the 5 numbers and then finding the 5th root of the product. II. Adding the 5 numbers, doubling the sum, and then moving the decimal point one place to the left. III. Ordering the 5 numbers numerically and then selecting the middle number. (A) None (B) I only © II only (D) III only (E) I and III Is there any such pattern and method for other range of numbers. thanx kaushik

32. Which of the following procedures is always equivalent to adding 5 given numbers and thendividing the sum by 5?I. Multiplying the 5 numbers and then finding the 5th root of the product.II. Adding the 5 numbers, doubling the sum, and then moving the decimal point oneplace to the left.III. Ordering the 5 numbers numerically and then selecting the middle number.(A) None(B) I only© II only(D) III only(E) I and IIIkaushik

We after divding Ns by 60 following answer A. Not integer B. Not integer C. integer D not interger E. integer Least one is C kaushik kaushik