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VANDE MATRAM
TO DO OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM BETTER WE GO LISTING OF ALL EDUCATION IN SHARE BAZAR BY WHICH REGULAR FUND WILL BE SUPPLY AND THAT TO GO FOR PUBLI PRIVATE PARTNER SHIP OF TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF EDUCATION MAKE IT INDUSTRY. IF PUBLIC FUND AS INPUT TO IT THAN ALL THING ALL THING ARE AUTOMATICALY GET IMPROVED.

By Gbt on Friday, December 08, 2006 - 08:13 am:

Opportunity to have MD in Europe

Here is a opportunity for the Indian MBBS graduates to earn an MD specialization program from a prestigious European Union University. This program is offered under the Joint Venture educational partnership between GBT International Medical college, Georgia and PAVOL JOZEF SAFARIK UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF MEDICINE (PJSU Faculty of Mdeicine ), Kosice, Slovakia. Upon graduation, successful candidates will receive MD degree in their field of specialization frm PJSUFM.

The University was established three centuries ago and the Medical Faculty was established in 1948. Over the years the University has granted advanced Medical Degrees (MD's), including PhD's in Medicine for well over 10,000 physicians, world-wide. The three year MD specialization program is advanced and highly rated. Our program is cost effective and our graduates work in the European Union countries and other parts of the World.
The specialization programs include –

1. Internal Medicine
2. Urology
3. Traumatology
4. Dentistry
5. Neurology
6. Neurosurgery
7. Surgery
8. Hematology & Blood Transfusion
9. Gynaecology & Obstetrics
10. Endocrinology
11. Diabetology
12. Dermatovenerology
13. Occupational Medicine
14. Gastroenter Surgery
15. Maxilofacial Surgery (Craniomaxillofacial Surgery)
16. Pediatrics
17. Rheumatology
18. Respiratory Deseases and Tuberculosis
19. General Medicine
20. Radiology
21. Infectious Diseases
22. Geriatrics

The fee for the MD specialization Program is $14,000 + $1,000 (accommodation and other expenses) per year. We are currently enrolling for the winter semester batch; class starts February 2, 2007
The admission & registration process including visa matters shall be handled by GBT's India representative and through our office in Europe.
Contact us at •••.gbt-edu.ge or mdinfo@gbt-edu.ge, or call +99532954698.

By naveen on Sunday, June 04, 2006 - 04:48 pm:

dear sir
i've got an admission in the hindustan colledge and want to apply for more best colledges and my total is 1028 and i want to study bsc..

pls i request u to suggest some to my i.d which is probably my sisters
tanking u
naveen

By Manisha on Thursday, February 23, 2006 - 08:59 am:

Time Table for Examination for class 10th of CBSE for 2006

By ADESH KUMAR on Monday, February 20, 2006 - 09:22 pm:

respected sir/madem i am doing the b.tech in dit dehradun

By lily on Thursday, February 09, 2006 - 05:18 pm:

hi ,
i am a girl from nepal and i want to study MPh in banglore .will you pls suggest me the names of best and affordable colleges there.pls i want prompt reply.

By abcde12345 on Saturday, February 04, 2006 - 10:54 am:

hello,

as an american born and bred i would like to formally welcome all indians to america. i think that there is something that needs to be said in these posts that not all of any culture is good or bad. i am a teacher of young children of all different races as i live in a city environment. many of these are indian children. some are boisterous as can be, others shy as a mouse. some behave as if they grew up on a farm, others as if they were trained by the nannies of the queen of england.

but when you see them all at their age, they all just love each other. singing songs together, holding hands, sharing puzzles in groups, and all playing with each other at play-time. they love one another as much as they would anyone of their own race in their situation. we should take a lesson of their lack of boundaries.

i do have one question though. most of our indian students (at the age of about four) have an extremely hard time adjusting to the classroom setting at the beginning. they have cried so hard that they have put themselves to the point of projectile vomiting. originally they seem to have a very hard time relating to the classroom setting and the other children. the mother of the child told me that she was afraid of the other children. she did not speak much english, but she seemed to understand some. she probably knows more than we actually think but is just not forced to use it and it is easier for her if she does not.

another child (this time a boy) was just as bad at the beginning of the school year but you wouldn't believe it now! he is the boisterous one that i was speaking of. he is a "pip"! he is still very hard to understand, as are most of the indian children, at least in this one classroom.

i just worry about the children being able to adapt readily to the western environment without too much anxiety. it seems to me that, through no fault of their own, the parents bring them up in a very tight knit family. this is a wonderful thing, especially in the world of today, but i think that sometimes they just have to let go a little bit more and a little bit sooner. it might hurt but it can only be seen as for the good of the child.

now, i'd like to admit that i am definitely no professional and i don't have the background, but i am just going by what i see and can only make any judgements that way.

can anyone please enlighten me? this is a subject i would really like to know about to increase my abilities in helping the children. what are some of your customs that i could learn to help them to calm themselves? are there any language schools that i could go to in order to learn just a little of each indian language so that i may communicate more fluently with the children and their families? children's communication skills are hard enough to understand without adding a language barrier.

if you understand the situation, can you please help me? the children really would benefit.

thank you in advance.

By Sandeep on Saturday, January 28, 2006 - 10:36 am:

Respected Sir/Madam

I want to know that, CBSE conduct private examination for class 10th ?

If yes please send me details.

Thankyou

By Vandana on Tuesday, January 24, 2006 - 11:53 pm:

Hi,
We are relocating from USA to Bangalore this year in Sept. I have an 8 year old daughter who will be joining an ICSE school in Sept 2006, in the city.
Could you please e-mail me the syllabus for the 2nd and 3rd standard within the ICSE system?

Thanks
Vandana

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