mph in Australia..!!?!!

[aishley7]

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hello!!
im a final yr bds student frm India..
i wanna do mph frm australia cn any one guide me on following points:-
1)TOFEL/IELTS SCORES+ ANY OTHER EXAM WHICH I'LL 'VE TO TAKE UP
2)ADMISSION PROCEDURE
3)JOB AFTER MPH..
that will be all for now...
any additional information..welcome!!
tc
Aishwarya!!

 

[Meatwad]

You might want to put this question forth in the international section.

Also,
why do int'l students/dentists/doctors,
always seem to write like this???
With new paragraphs where
they are not really necessary....
Thank you
regards,
William Sexcrime

 

[armorshell]

I think they're on the metric system down there, so it'd be KM/H

 

[dentalmental]

well, you would find that habit mostly with indians and it can be annoying for those who are not used to that . The style of writing is basically a habit developed from texting messages in their mobile phones (which is very popular in India) where in, to make long sentences short, they omit the vowels and use short forms like "u" for you, 2th for tooth etc.

If you note, the human mind can still read comprehend words without the vowels. For ex. "How long have you been working? " can be made short by typing Hw lng hv u bn wrkng? and still convey the message.

 

[generationX]

Try MPH section, and yeah your juvenile English is an embarrassment.