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Some schools in India have no full time faculty , and the schools run with staff mainly on a visiting basis , and the students are given high internal averages at random without conducting examinations... and ofcourse they will be getting great gpa when evaluated here in u.s.
On the contrary students who study in well reputated and strict schools ,going through all the examinations are not scoring as good as the above ones.
Does the evaluation services know about these facts...Definitely not.
They just evaluate the marks obtained from the Universities and I dont blame them too..
I am sure many guys have been putting all their efforts and hard work and now though they score good percentile in Board Exams , they are not guaranteed any admissions,just because of GPA .
I think the evaluations should be based on the reputation of the schools in a particular country ,the time of completion of the dental programs ,both of which are again very difficult to assess.

Finally,Let the schools think that a person with low G.P.A is not competitive in the program and the one with high G.P.A will be an excellent student considering the above facts.
I think that selecting a student on the basis of the exams conducted by the boards should be the only priority and all other ways of assessing should be determined secondary.
In summary, It will be great, if much weightage is given to the NBDE scores other than looking for the GPA .
This is just my view and I will be glad if any school administration looks into it and work with the reality ....
 
Completely Agree with your statement, I am one of the candidate undergoing this situation. it's really bad.
dentistreee said:
Some schools in India have no full time faculty , and the schools run with staff mainly on a visiting basis , and the students are given high internal averages at random without conducting examinations... and ofcourse they will be getting great gpa when evaluated here in u.s.
On the contrary students who study in well reputated and strict schools ,going through all the examinations are not scoring as good as the above ones.
Does the evaluation services know about these facts...Definitely not.
They just evaluate the marks obtained from the Universities and I dont blame them too..
I am sure many guys have been putting all their efforts and hard work and now though they score good percentile in Board Exams , they are not guaranteed any admissions,just because of GPA .
I think the evaluations should be based on the reputation of the schools in a particular country ,the time of completion of the dental programs ,both of which are again very difficult to assess.

Finally,Let the schools think that a person with low G.P.A is not competitive in the program and the one with high G.P.A will be an excellent student considering the above facts.
I think that selecting a student on the basis of the exams conducted by the boards should be the only priority and all other ways of assessing should be determined secondary.
In summary, It will be great, if much weightage is given to the NBDE scores other than looking for the GPA .
This is just my view and I will be glad if any school administration looks into it and work with the reality ....
 
You spoke the truth ,my friend ..thats what happenning really.
Infact Dental council of India has taken this seriously and presently working on it....you can see this as the Flash News in thw website
www.dciindia.org
Getting an admission in any school should be by hardwork,not merely by LUCK. Unfortunately that is what happens these days.
dentistreee said:
Some schools in India have no full time faculty , and the schools run with staff mainly on a visiting basis , and the students are given high internal averages at random without conducting examinations... and ofcourse they will be getting great gpa when evaluated here in u.s.
On the contrary students who study in well reputated and strict schools ,going through all the examinations are not scoring as good as the above ones.
Does the evaluation services know about these facts...Definitely not.
They just evaluate the marks obtained from the Universities and I dont blame them too..
I am sure many guys have been putting all their efforts and hard work and now though they score good percentile in Board Exams , they are not guaranteed any admissions,just because of GPA .
I think the evaluations should be based on the reputation of the schools in a particular country ,the time of completion of the dental programs ,both of which are again very difficult to assess.

Finally,Let the schools think that a person with low G.P.A is not competitive in the program and the one with high G.P.A will be an excellent student considering the above facts.
I think that selecting a student on the basis of the exams conducted by the boards should be the only priority and all other ways of assessing should be determined secondary.
In summary, It will be great, if much weightage is given to the NBDE scores other than looking for the GPA .
This is just my view and I will be glad if any school administration looks into it and work with the reality ....
 
I completely agree with u..
Hope for a better system.
 
Me too!!!!! policy. I havent really started the application procedure but I didnt quite understand what do you mean by luck. I dont think so GPA is the sole criteria. If you have a decent score in part 1, good reco, sop and good handwork - wont that substiture for your gpa. Please update me on this regard.
 
I so agree with u wish there was some way we cud represent all these issues . WE put in lot of hardwork and there just dosent seem to be any proof.
 
may be student who dint have good gpa will get good score but the chance of getting admission is not sure because of number of factors such as low GPA. so thing is he has lost the chance once for all of gettign admitted in the school just because he dint have good GPA . just have to think how hard he would have worked to stand in the competition.why people dont understand this?.It is not for my sake i am writting this . It is on behalf of all the students who wants to get good score without loosing hope.not always hard work pays,this is a saddest thing .wish some one see this and change the situation.
 
My Friend


Unfortunately , these days some schools are looking for the g.p.a as the sole criteria in assessing the admissions...they are not even caring about the board scores too .
I still cant understand why much emphasis is laid on the marks obtained outside the country than the marks obtained within the country.
All of us know that in India ,there are some private colleges with part time faculty ,who gives high internal averages without even conducting exams .
So, naturally with such excellent marks ,when they turn up here and get evaluated ,they will be having great G.P.A...so a better chance in some schools .


I personally saw in a dental school which runs primarily on a visiting staff basis in India, where students are given an internal average of 9/10 in most of the subjects without conducting exams at all.and naturally when they turn up here,they will be evaluated and will be having an excellent g.p.a

so the bottom line is if you had studied in a school which is not reputated,I am sure you are LUCKY enough to get an admission here.

I am saying the word LUCK just because I found some students who studied in the LUCKY schools as I said having a great G.P.A , getting admitted in schools like NYU and on the other side ,students who had their study in reputated schools with less G.P.A ,BUT with board scores crossing the magic 90 ,and with a great experience both in India and usa and some even did their masters not getting through...

So with all these you got to be lucky.....
fauchard said:
Me too!!!!! policy. I havent really started the application procedure but I didnt quite understand what do you mean by luck. I dont think so GPA is the sole criteria. If you have a decent score in part 1, good reco, sop and good handwork - wont that substiture for your gpa. Please update me on this regard.
 
aerobic said:
My Friend
Unfortunately , these days some schools are looking for the g.p.a as the sole criteria in assessing the admissions...they are not even caring about the board scores too .
That is an incorrect and very misleading statement to make.
Please verfiy your information from reliable sources before spreading it to other people.
Do your research.
 
This is my 2 year research , my friend
The information is not misleading at all..if you are in our shoes ..u will have the pain..
just tell me how many got admitted in NYU this year with a g.p.a less than 3.0...Not the re-applicants, who were assessed with WES...

i KNOW PPLE WITH MORE THAN 90 NOT GETTING EVEN THE INTERVIEW CALLS JUST BECAUSE THEIR G.P.A IS LOW

I think its time for you to to verify the information genuinely..



NileBDS said:
That is an incorrect and very misleading statement to make.
Please verfiy your information from reliable sources before spreading it to other people.
Do your research.
 
aerobic said:
This is my 2 year research , my friend
The information is not misleading at all..if you are in our shoes ..u will have the pain..
just tell me how many got admitted in NYU this year with a g.p.a less than 3.0...Not the re-applicants, who were assessed with WES...

i KNOW PPLE WITH MORE THAN 90 NOT GETTING EVEN THE INTERVIEW CALLS JUST BECAUSE THEIR G.P.A IS LOW

hhI think its time for you to to verify the information genuinely..


hi
 
just wanted to let u guys know that I have a GPa OF 2.8 from ECE and part 1 score of 88.I was interviewed at NYU and even accepted this year.I dont even have much working experience in US except that I volunteered for 6 months.now what would u call it. palin lucky or is it that they still donot put 100% empahasis on GPA and board scores do matter.
 
From the posts, my conclusion would be- each case is unique and it is mutlifactorial. Its not appropriate to make generalized statements . Guys and gals with low gpa- work really hard . Dont let your hopes down!
 
I agree with you.,godbless

Dear nile
To speak the truth I scored above 90 and now due to my low g.p.a , I dont have any hopes in NYU

I am planning to change my profession ,if I dont get thru the program..theres no use in continuing in the profession having worked hard all these years and waiting for nothing..

Some one has to represent and inform the schools about the material in the previous threads .


I am happy that ,dentistree had brought this topic





godbless said:
i agree with you aerobic, nilebds is misinformed...........he needs to thank god for getting in with 81 score.......and let us find a way to this big problem,i went to upenn for interview coz they accepted wes till this year, schools accepting ece didnt invite me...........the person with 2.25 gpa who go tin upenn, had a 92 and had wes, but upenn doesnt take in wes anymore, that eprson with a 92 didnt recieve a call from nyu till now, coz of gpa???????
 
hi,
yes, very good post by dentistree, i already forwarded it to nyu,........other people also need to bring it to their notice so that they take it seriously when more people write or speak to them abt it........
as for somone gonig to nyu with 2.8........good luck, but i am with 2.05 gpa........much lower than yours........my firend with 92 n 2.25 gpa didnt recieve any interview with nyu, got lucky with upenn, now upenn also moved on towards ece only..........
 
i just feel the need to speak up and express my opinion regarding the matter... i for one has a ece g.pa of 2.7 and just got 88 for part1 im looking forward for application cycle of 2006 for aug 2007 class.... but going thru all this threads for several months now im very discourage by the fact that a lot of this universities are putting such weight on g.pa, i was surprise to get a low g.p.a considering i graduated top 3% of my 406 graduating class .... that speaks for its self the kind of student that iam.... high g.p.a of graduates of certain country is very questionable for me the fact that they get high gpa only proves that their schools are very lenient in giving away scores like that.... well in my school you are lucky to get a 3.0 per exam they always try to make it hard for the students to get good score coz they want them to try harder and harder.... i dont know much about those other schools with high gpa but its definitely not a good basis for comparison thats why i believe california schools have the best judgement in choosing their students than schools from east coast that puts more emphasis on scores than clinical skills. this is not to offend anyone but just felt needed to be heard . thanks
 
i agree with dentistree completely.i too hve a 2.7 GPA ,NDB 89.Still waiting to hear.Lets bring this issue to immediate attention.The sooner the better it will be for all of us.
 
Hi

well done godbless..
I would like to know how you forwarded the thread to nyu..
Even I am planning to forward it .Can you please tell the process.
I wish more students come out with their experiences they came through with this kind of system and forward them to nyu and other schools which take g.p.a as the main factor in assessing the students calibre.

godbless said:
hi,
yes, very good post by dentistree, i already forwarded it to nyu,........other people also need to bring it to their notice so that they take it seriously when more people write or speak to them abt it........
as for somone gonig to nyu with 2.8........good luck, but i am with 2.05 gpa........much lower than yours........my firend with 92 n 2.25 gpa didnt recieve any interview with nyu, got lucky with upenn, now upenn also moved on towards ece only..........
 
I agree with the same comments on this thread, in My Government college, professors are not giving such marks that the students can get easily G.P.A. of 3.0, and if he get the marks above 3.0, he/ she must be top ten in my school , or he / she may be a son/ daughter of professors.

while , other private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5 to 4.0 gpa easily because they are paying 15,00,000 . for their entire dental education in private schools. who they are not deserving it because they have very low score in 12th standard so they didn't get the admission in Government College. so they are just buying the dental education of private schools. so the private schools in my state, giving the marks as like distributing the free gifts.

there should be certain criteria about the GPA.

We can also request to ADA about that, and also to the universities, otherwise, oneday there should be found that if someone in home country have very low GPA, he had no chance in International dentist program.

what do you say?
 
[I agree with you my friend..thats very common in government colleges and in as well in some well reputated private dental colleges in India.

QUOTE=stelon]I agree with the same comments on this thread, in My Government college, professors are not giving such marks that the students can get easily G.P.A. of 3.0, and if he get the marks above 3.0, he/ she must be top ten in my school , or he / she may be a son/ daughter of professors.

while , other private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5 to 4.0 gpa easily because they are paying 15,00,000 . for their entire dental education in private schools. who they are not deserving it because they have very low score in 12th standard so they didn't get the admission in Government College. so they are just buying the dental education of private schools. so the private schools in my state, giving the marks as like distributing the free gifts.

there should be certain criteria about the GPA.

We can also request to ADA about that, and also to the universities, otherwise, oneday there should be found that if someone in home country have very low GPA, he had no chance in International dentist program.

what do you say?[/QUOTE]
 
I agree with you my friend..thats very common not having great g.p.a in government colleges and in as well in some well reputated private dental colleges in India .
One more thing,If all guys who are having g.p.a less than 3.0 are considered unfit for the profession....India might have had lot of demand for Dentistry..
I am happy that things are slowly coming out




QUOTE=stelon]I agree with the same comments on this thread, in My Government college, professors are not giving such marks that the students can get easily G.P.A. of 3.0, and if he get the marks above 3.0, he/ she must be top ten in my school , or he / she may be a son/ daughter of professors.

while , other private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5 to 4.0 gpa easily because they are paying 15,00,000 . for their entire dental education in private schools. who they are not deserving it because they have very low score in 12th standard so they didn't get the admission in Government College. so they are just buying the dental education of private schools. so the private schools in my state, giving the marks as like distributing the free gifts.

there should be certain criteria about the GPA.

We can also request to ADA about that, and also to the universities, otherwise, oneday there should be found that if someone in home country have very low GPA, he had no chance in International dentist program.

what do you say?[/QUOTE]
 
Hey Come on guys..... Everybody knows that the applications are reviewed as a package rather than just the score and gpa. NYU is the only university that claims they are looking for a gpa above 3. We have so many others to apply for. It is not the only University offering the ISP. Each one of us is unique and that is what we need to prove when we apply. Just forget all this gpa thing and focus on what is required to get the interview call.........and then admission.
By the way I am from a Government college and my gpa is 3.7 with no reply from the NYU with an 87 in part 1.
 
hey ,
let me also know how u forwrded it to NYU .u can PM me.

aerobic said:
Hi

well done godbless..
I would like to know how you forwarded the thread to nyu..
Even I am planning to forward it .Can you please tell the process.
I wish more students come out with their experiences they came through with this kind of system and forward them to nyu and other schools which take g.p.a as the main factor in assessing the students calibre.
 
hi

No one here is blaming any school .Its just the information that we are trying to give to the schools that the marks obtained internationally can be used as a criteria in determining their eligibility in the application process but not in deciding the future of the applicant.
As we all know marks differ from one school to other school in India and it was expressed earlier that some schools in India are giving high internal averages without even conducting exams..I am sure many of us know that as a fact.
In this process ,many sincere hard working students are suffering.
Sirisara....for your kind information ,there are many students who scored more than 90 and with less g.p.a and just worrying about their future and I am talking on their behalf
.
Atleast pple like you, can improve the scores and will definitely get thru the admission,just because you have a good g.p.a if not this year...it will be the next year..you will get an admission

the main aim of this thread is just to bring to the notice of the schools that not all marks obtained internationally in some schools in India are genuine. I said it clearly that there is nothing to blame with the evaluation services or the schools..
We are just bringing some actual facts to them and Ultimately they are the persons who are to judge the goods and the bads
This is just an attempt to bring this to the notice of the schools and just a request for them to view this in a serious manner..


sirisara said:
Hey Come on guys..... Everybody knows that the applications are reviewed as a package rather than just the score and gpa. NYU is the only university that claims they are looking for a gpa above 3. We have so many others to apply for. It is not the only University offering the ISP. Each one of us is unique and that is what we need to prove when we apply. Just forget all this gpa thing and focus on what is required to get the interview call.........and then admission.
By the way I am from a Government college and my gpa is 3.7 with no reply from the NYU with an 87 in part 1.
 
aerobic said:
This is my 2 year research , my friend
The information is not misleading at all..if you are in our shoes ..u will have the pain..
just tell me how many got admitted in NYU this year with a g.p.a less than 3.0...Not the re-applicants, who were assessed with WES...

i KNOW PPLE WITH MORE THAN 90 NOT GETTING EVEN THE INTERVIEW CALLS JUST BECAUSE THEIR G.P.A IS LOW

I think its time for you to to verify the information genuinely..
Your research is flawed.
I am a foreign graduate just like you, and yes, was in your shoes until just a couple of weeks ago.
FYI, I got an interview at NYU the day before yesterday and turned it down ... how about that ... ? My ECE is 2.91 and I have not sent my WES to any school yet, including NYU.
How about the poster that posted after you, and infact got accepted with a gpa less than 3.0 ?
I am sorry, but you do not have the least clue what you are talking about, and I am afraid that this thread will turn into a misdirected waste of time.
I will not post here any further.
Just my pure sincere advice, get your facts straight. It will make your work a whole lot easier.
 
aerobic said:
I am planning to change my profession ,if I dont get thru the program..theres no use in continuing in the profession having worked hard all these years and waiting for nothing..
Sorry to sound harsh, but frankly I think that you made the right choice.
This profession, let alone transition into the US is not for the weakly determined individuals.
Good luck on your new career.
 
I believe that this translates not only to India but also institutes in neighbouring countries. I studied at Pakistan's best dental institute (a government college) and never did we have people getting >90%. In fact in our whole batch only two students managed to get above 80% in any subject (considered a distinction). The best we could manage was >60% in any one subject. Getting 60%, by the way, was no small feat.

The problem is that people in the U.S do not understand how things are in our countries, nor do people who have not studied there. The examination system is based on writing essays not MCQ'S. Failure rates are very high. In our first and final prof's the failure rate was over 40%. Exams are very unpredictable; out of our whole batch only 10-15 students out of 70 did not have a re-test.

I personally know people who are having a lot of problems because of this - the thing to note is that we have to explain not only our GPA but also our failures. I had the same problem in my interviews but luckily got in. I guess it is very tough to make people who have not studied in our system understand our issues. So till then I guess all we can do is pray.






aerobic said:
hi

No one here is blaming any school .Its just the information that we are trying to give to the schools that the marks obtained internationally can be used as a criteria in determining their eligibility in the application process but not in deciding the future of the applicant.
As we all know marks differ from one school to other school in India and it was expressed earlier that some schools in India are giving high internal averages without even conducting exams..I am sure many of us know that as a fact.
In this process ,many sincere hard working students are suffering.
Sirisara....for your kind information ,there are many students who scored more than 90 and with less g.p.a and just worrying about their future and I am talking on their behalf
.
Atleast pple like you, can improve the scores and will definitely get thru the admission,just because you have a good g.p.a if not this year...it will be the next year..you will get an admission

the main aim of this thread is just to bring to the notice of the schools that not all marks obtained internationally in some schools in India are genuine. I said it clearly that there is nothing to blame with the evaluation services or the schools..
We are just bringing some actual facts to them and Ultimately they are the persons who are to judge the goods and the bads
This is just an attempt to bring this to the notice of the schools and just a request for them to view this in a serious manner..
 
aerobic said:
Hi
hi aerobic,
i wrote a long email to nyu n upenn quoting things abt ece from this thread, you can also do so, if more poeple write to nyu, they will consider it.
 
tiyakapoor said:
just wanted to let u guys know that I have a GPa OF 2.8 from ECE and part 1 score of 88.I was interviewed at NYU and even accepted this year.I dont even have much working experience in US except that I volunteered for 6 months.now what would u call it. palin lucky or is it that they still donot put 100% empahasis on GPA and board scores do matter.
Great job Tiyak on landing NYU.
Good Luck, and thanks for reinforcing my point.
 
with no offence,
Friends, i would like to know the name of the coll where marks are given without conducting exarms...(was thinking of getting my younger siblings in those coll....wont that be good...... ):laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 
And btw shd we not inform the Dental council of india also abt it....after all, they are responsible for maintaning a standard of the dental education.
 
well, after reading all the heated arguments,i would like to put my piece.Since all of us come from different parts of the world and with different education system ,it really difficult for anyone,let alone ece, wes ,ada or dci to device a system to bring everything on the equal grounds.U guys r fighting over gpa but have a look at our nbde also.Close the door for 2 months ,slog and get above 90 without knowing and understainding the concepts(it might not be true for everyone).
So the universities have to have some criteria on which they have to base their policies for admission, by which someone will benefit and someone will suffer.Its really frustating to be left out but guys think that atleast we dared to come out of the comfort zones of our countires into an unknown land and r competing on the highest level;a lot of people even wont have guts to do that.When i was planninng to come to US,(As a MPH student)i didnt have clue where i was i heading ,but here i am sitting with some of the world's finest brains.Guys we r all professionals and professionals dont move forward by climbing on drawbacks of other people,they cut and make their own way.Stop fighting among ourselves....
Good luck to everyone
 
damast said:
well, after reading all the heated arguments,i would like to put my piece.Since all of us come from different parts of the world and with different education system ,it really difficult for anyone,let alone ece, wes ,ada or dci to device a system to bring everything on the equal grounds.U guys r fighting over gpa but have a look at our nbde also.Close the door for 2 months ,slog and get above 90 without knowing and understainding the concepts(it might not be true for everyone).
So the universities have to have some criteria on which they have to base their policies for admission, by which someone will benefit and someone will suffer.Its really frustating to be left out but guys think that atleast we dared to come out of the comfort zones of our countires into an unknown land and r competing on the highest level;a lot of people even wont have guts to do that.When i was planninng to come to US,(As a MPH student)i didnt have clue where i was i heading ,but here i am sitting with some of the world's finest brains.Guys we r all professionals and professionals dont move forward by climbing on drawbacks of other people,they cut and make their own way.Stop fighting among ourselves....
Good luck to everyone

I totally agree with u,and also appreciate the way u expressed ur views..............
Great job... 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
 
aerobic said:
hi

No one here is blaming any school .Its just the information that we are trying to give to the schools that the marks obtained internationally can be used as a criteria in determining their eligibility in the application process but not in deciding the future of the applicant.
As we all know marks differ from one school to other school in India and it was expressed earlier that some schools in India are giving high internal averages without even conducting exams..I am sure many of us know that as a fact.
In this process ,many sincere hard working students are suffering.
Sirisara....for your kind information ,there are many students who scored more than 90 and with less g.p.a and just worrying about their future and I am talking on their behalf
.
Atleast pple like you, can improve the scores and will definitely get thru the admission,just because you have a good g.p.a if not this year...it will be the next year..you will get an admission

the main aim of this thread is just to bring to the notice of the schools that not all marks obtained internationally in some schools in India are genuine. I said it clearly that there is nothing to blame with the evaluation services or the schools..
We are just bringing some actual facts to them and Ultimately they are the persons who are to judge the goods and the bads
This is just an attempt to bring this to the notice of the schools and just a request for them to view this in a serious manner..





I think rather than notifying the NYU about this the DCI should get a report. What can NYU do about Dental Colleges in India that give marks to students even without conducting exams.....?????!!!!!!!
 
I dnt agree with this statement "private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5" I belong to a reputed pvt college, but its so hard to get a good score . I belong to the top 5 in my class and my gpa is really low. ITs really hard to get a good internal assesment score in my college too.Its not fair to generalise all private colleges. I have got a merit seat in this college, that means I had to score well in my 12th to get into a private college. I do agree with ur reasoning about certain unrecognised/recently recognised private colleges which have shortage of staff and give away scores more liberally .But to state all private colleges give away easy scores is INCORRECT .

stelon said:
I agree with the same comments on this thread, in My Government college, professors are not giving such marks that the students can get easily G.P.A. of 3.0, and if he get the marks above 3.0, he/ she must be top ten in my school , or he / she may be a son/ daughter of professors.

while , other private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5 to 4.0 gpa easily because they are paying 15,00,000 . for their entire dental education in private schools. who they are not deserving it because they have very low score in 12th standard so they didn't get the admission in Government College. so they are just buying the dental education of private schools. so the private schools in my state, giving the marks as like distributing the free gifts.

there should be certain criteria about the GPA.

We can also request to ADA about that, and also to the universities, otherwise, oneday there should be found that if someone in home country have very low GPA, he had no chance in International dentist program.

what do you say?
 
here are my 2 cents!!
i totally agree with what has been argued about on this thread!!!
actually me too graduated from such govt university where even university topper didnt score more than 70%
and there were couple of students who deserved better but ended with supplementary in results!!just because he /she was irregular or proff somehow didnt like him/her
no matter how good you do in you finals ....
i did get pretty good gpa on ece [3.75]
but i know many of my friends who had been far better than me but used to score less than what they deserved or just unexpected results!!
i think ,since US uinversities are not aware of these things ...they should not drop any candidate because of their low gpa...they should see their capapbilities before making any such decisions
i had been going through some posts where certain students scored more than 90[which is high end score] and are rejected b'cause of low gpa
i hope US universities should look at them beyond their gpa
P.S i do agree with what dmast said in his/her post instead of talking about others who get in or who score high gpa ...there had been exceptions always!!
study hard , do well in part1,score 94-95...then see who can drop you..even if u have gpa below 2 ...grass on other side is always green ,we all have to make our place in this world not by pulling others but creating our own way
LEADERS TAKE COURAGE TO ORIGINATE THEY DONT JUST IMMITATE1!
🙂
 
y will Dental council of india or as a matter of fact of any other country will worry about students who leave their country to settle somehwere else and what those students have to face?I am sure u all know how things work n india,if they come to know u r goin to settle abroad they will bring up different rules and regulations.Even gettina basic paper work completed will be a big headache.Its not easy to change a system ,things are definately changing but will take sometime.and fellow indians 'kyon apni pol khud hi khol rahe ho🙂 '
 
damast said:
y will Dental council of india or as a matter of fact of any other country will worry about students who leave their country to settle somehwere else and what those students have to face?I am sure u all know how things work n india,if they come to know u r goin to settle abroad they will bring up different rules and regulations.Even gettina basic paper work completed will be a big headache.Its not easy to change a system ,things are definately changing but will take sometime.and fellow indians 'kyon apni pol khud hi khol rahe ho🙂 '
..well said man!!
you never know about the rules in india!!
they are like cricket ball my dear,you never know to which sid ethey turn!! :idea: 🙄
 
khudi ko kar buland itna ki khuda bande se khud pooche ...bata teri raza kya hai,so if u feel u r lacking in something,try making ur other aspects strong.
 
indian bds said:
..well said man!!
you never know about the rules in india!!
they are like cricket ball my dear,you never know to which sid ethey turn!! :idea: 🙄
platform no. 4 ki gaadi 'shayad' platform no 6 se jayegi....this is our india,but we all love it dont we...
 
damast said:
platform no. 4 ki gaadi 'shayad' platform no 6 se jayegi....this is our india,but we all love it dont we...
i love my india ....i love my india
 
well said damast!!!!
 
Hi Want2fly, i dont want to criticize any private colleges in general , but what i had seen in my state private colleges , that i have mentioned. i had worked as a faculty in those colleges. anyway i dont want to emphasize much on such a topic.

Well, i had shown my exaggerated response, because i didnt get the admission with 87 and low gpa. May be i have to work hard and get 90 up score in part-I.

Guys, work hard, pray god, and one day you will get the success.


Want2Fly said:
I dnt agree with this statement "private schools in my home state, the students get the 3.5" I belong to a reputed pvt college, but its so hard to get a good score . I belong to the top 5 in my class and my gpa is really low. ITs really hard to get a good internal assesment score in my college too.Its not fair to generalise all private colleges. I have got a merit seat in this college, that means I had to score well in my 12th to get into a private college. I do agree with ur reasoning about certain unrecognised/recently recognised private colleges which have shortage of staff and give away scores more liberally .But to state all private colleges give away easy scores is INCORRECT .
 
Hi stelon. 87 is a pretty decent score. What was u r Gpa if you are willing to disclose it . No offense.? Just want to know the trend.

stelon said:
Hi Want2fly, i dont want to criticize any private colleges in general , but what i had seen in my state private colleges , that i have mentioned. i had worked as a faculty in those colleges. anyway i dont want to emphasize much on such a topic.

Well, i had shown my exaggerated response, because i didnt get the admission with 87 and low gpa. May be i have to work hard and get 90 up score in part-I.

Guys, work hard, pray god, and one day you will get the success.
 
aerobic said:
This is my 2 year research , my friend
The information is not misleading at all..if you are in our shoes ..u will have the pain..
just tell me how many got admitted in NYU this year with a g.p.a less than 3.0...Not the re-applicants, who were assessed with WES...

i KNOW PPLE WITH MORE THAN 90 NOT GETTING EVEN THE INTERVIEW CALLS JUST BECAUSE THEIR G.P.A IS LOW

I think its time for you to to verify the information genuinely..

Hi I studied from a reputed college in india.My gpa is3.88.I haven't heard from NYU since more than a month.What will u say now?
 
Hey Rossu you ought to be getting ur response soon from NYU. as you said it's just a month or two then u got to wait bcoz we have applied in the month of august and sept and have no gud newz and moreover, if you fail to get an admission this year you will make it up in the next year, if you have a decent score that's bcoz ur Gpa is just awesome so dont you worry jus have some patience and keep waitin ..
Rossu said:
Hi I studied from a reputed college in india.My gpa is3.88.I haven't heard from NYU since more than a month.What will u say now?
 
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