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Yes my mother tounge is tamil.
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THALA wrote:Yes my mother tounge is tamil.
Fan of Thala ? You may have reasonable chances, same as any Indian. .. meaning, you can apply but hope for a miracle
Though your NUS degree adds a lot of value over others.
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ecureilx wrote:THALA wrote:Yes my mother tounge is tamil.
Fan of Thala ? You may have reasonable chances, same as any Indian. .. meaning, you can apply but hope for a miracle
Though your NUS degree adds a lot of value over others.
if NUS would have accepted him during the admission wouldn't that mean that his Bachelors is accredited to a certain degree?
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dynoto wrote:if NUS would have accepted him during the admission wouldn't that mean that his Bachelors is accredited to a certain degree?
It only means that NUS did not have sufficient concern to deny admission in the past, at that point in time. That's as far as it goes.
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dynoto wrote:ecureilx wrote:THALA wrote:Yes my mother tounge is tamil.
Fan of Thala ? You may have reasonable chances, same as any Indian. .. meaning, you can apply but hope for a miracle
Though your NUS degree adds a lot of value over others.
if NUS would have accepted him during the admission wouldn't that mean that his Bachelors is accredited to a certain degree?
Years ago NUS and NTU were going over board by inviting a lot of Masters students .. with generous grants and stipends thrown in.
The candidates were all not necessarily from the likes of IIT or REC and such.
And a vast majority I knew, post graduation, took off to US.
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Thanks for your responses....I did graduate from a good university in India with distinction...Please do not comment without knowing the facts....
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THALA wrote:Thanks for your responses....I did graduate from a good university in India with distinction...Please do not comment without knowing the facts....
Who is that post addresses to?
And what got you all riled up ?
And if that's addressed to me where did I doubt your part degree ?
Man. Don't be so kanchong.
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My comment applied equally to a Harvard A.B. degree holder who graduated summa cum laude with excellent documentation and to a graduate of an unknown and unranked university in Botswana (to pick an example) with shaky documentation. It doesn't matter. NUS's judgment at a point in time was NUS's judgment at a point in time. Nothing more, nothing less. (NUS could have been fooled or mistaken, with anybody.) If somebody (e.g. ICA) now wants to investigate the quality and authenticity of a particular antecedent academic credential, that somebody still has to investigate the quality and authenticity of that particular academic credential.
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THALA wrote:I am deleting the post....
No you don't do that in this forum.
If you don't like what you wrote, you shouldn't have penned them down.
Good luck with the moderators!
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BBCWatcher wrote:My comment applied equally to a Harvard A.B. degree holder who graduated summa cum laude with excellent documentation and to a graduate of an unknown and unranked university in Botswana (to pick an example) with shaky documentation. It doesn't matter. NUS's judgment at a point in time was NUS's judgment at a point in time. Nothing more, nothing less. (NUS could have been fooled or mistaken, with anybody.) If somebody (e.g. ICA) now wants to investigate the quality and authenticity of a particular antecedent academic credential, that somebody still has to investigate the quality and authenticity of that particular academic credential.
Actually NUS revoked some professor or somebody's papers based on his past something - not one but 3 - and sad to say, all 3 were from Motherland!
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Not fast enough. Couldn't find a cached copy. AH! And they wonder why they are despised the world over.
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sundaymorningstaple wrote:Not fast enough. Couldn't find a cached copy. AH! And they wonder why they are despised the world over.
Should have quoted his initial post.

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