ADMITS OF “SPRING 2010”

1) Vishal Channe,

MS MIS, Univ of Texas at Dallas

2) Chetan V Sakpal,

MS Computer Science, Louisiana Tech University

3) Asmita Gharat,

MS Civil Engineering, Virginia Tech

4) Punit Pardeshi,

MS Civil Engineering, Univ of Alabama at Birmingham

5) Ishan Awasthi,

MS Electrical Engg, Oklahoma State Univ

6) Bindia Gadhia,

MS Drug Regulatory Affairs, Long Island Univ

7) Fatima Dalal,

MS Industrial Engg, Univ of Missouri Columbia

8) Sachin Surwade,

MS Industrial Engg, Santa Clara Univ

9) Rishabh Soni,

MBA IB, Univ of North Texas

10) Dipesh Parmar,

MBA Finance, Univ of Houston Clearlake (50% Aid)

11) Siddhesh Tare,

BS in Aerospace Engg, Univ of Texas Arlington (50% Aid)

12) Ganesh Kharaje,

BS Hotel Mgmt, Univ of Central Missouri

13) Rutika Panke,

MS Exercise Science, Texas Tech Univ

14) Shivendu Sharma,

MS Exercise Science, Univ of Central Missouri

15) Greeshma Prabhu,

MS Exercise Science, Univ of Texas Austin

16) Seema Gurav,

MHA, Texas Woman's Univ

17) Shraddha W,

MS Exercise Science, Texas Woman's Univ

18) Vaibhav Joshi ,

MS Nanotechnology, Louisiana Tech Univ

19) Nikhil Bhat,

MS Pharmacology, Long Island Univ

20) Paresh Kumthekar,

MS Engg Mgmt, CSU Northridge

21) Sneha Deodhar,

MS Pharmacology, Long Island Univ

22) Nimish Deshpande,

MS MIS, Dalhousie Univ

23) Anand Shewale,

MS Pharma Admin, FDU with scholarship

24) Vishal Shinde,

MS Nanotechnology, Louisiana Tech Univ

25) Chaitanya Joshi,

MS Pharmaceutical Engg, Stevens Inst of Tech

26) Charuta Agashe,

MS Cell Biology, FDU with scholarship

27) Bipin Birari,

MS Mech Engg, SUNY Binghamton

28) Sambhavana S,

BS in Media, Arizona State Univ

29) Aditya Dhole,

BS Elec Engg, IUPUI with Scholarship

30) Prem Gosavi,

BS Mech Engg, IUPUI

31) Prashanth Ravi,

BS Aerospace Engg, Univ of Texas at Arlington

32) Surabhi Dholakia,

BS Mech Engg, Purdue Univ

33) Manish Borse,

BS Mech Engg, Montana State Univ

34) Siddhesh Parkhi,

MS Ind Engg, Univ of Nebraska At Lincoln

35) Amey Verma,

MS Elec Engg, Polytechnic Univ

36) Chinmay Subedar,

BS Mech Engg, Univ of Idaho

37) Kshitija Gawand,

BBA, Univ of Texas Arlington

38) Amey Shigrekar,

BS Mech Engg, Univ of Idaho

39) Pranit Deore,

MS Computer Science, Western Kentucky Univ

40) Sameep Deshpande,

MS Mech Engg, Univ of Wyoming (Full Scholarship)

41) Kiran Bartakke,

MS Computer Science, Polytechnic Univ

42) Yash Deshmukh,

MS Computer Science, IUPUI

43) Vikrant Rayate,

MS Mech Engg, Clemson Univ

44) Ritwik Deshpande,

BS Mech Engg, Univ of Toledo with 50% Aid

45) Tejas Bhalekar,

BS Computer Science, Montana State Univ

46) Dhanya Pillai,

MS Electrical Engg, Cleveland State Univ

47) Vinayak Mulay,

MS Industrial Engg, New Jersey Inst of Technology

48) Kaustubh D,

MS Electrical Engg, Univ of Texas Arlington

49) Purva Bapat,

BS Biotechnology, Mississippi State Univ

50) Jisha Mundonil,

BS Nursing, Univ of Central Missouri

51) Ajiikya Gadhave,

BS Aerospace Engg, Univ of Texas Arlington

52) Deepali Thakkar,

BS Pharmacy, SUNY Genesio

53) Shrikant Bhise,

BS Aerospace Engg, Montana State Univ

54) Sneha Nayar,

MS Counseling Psychology, Texas A & M Univ at Corpus Christi

55) Deepti Kunderan,

MS Computer science, Rochester Inst of Technology

56) Ajinkya Tembe,

BS Mech Engg, CSU Northridge

ADMITS OF “FALL 2010”

1) Siddhesh Deshpande,

Milwaukee School Of Engg (9th in USA) for

BS in Mech Engg scholarship of $44000
2) Dhawal Chaudhary ,

MS in Electrical Engg, Oklahoma State Univ

3) Soniya Kulkarni,

Univ of Texas Dallas for MS Comp Sci

4) Sumit Lonkar,

SUNY Binghamton,Univ of Texas Arlington for MS Comp Sci

5) Neha Gada,

SUNY Buffalo,BS mech Engg

6) Ashutosh Kale,

IUPDI with Scholarship $8000

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‘Practice tests’ or ‘Mock tests’ as we may call it, are one of the most important part of a GRE exam preparation, in fact it’s the most important part of most of the other examinations too, but it highly depends on the quality of the tests available. Being an engineer, I’ll give only engineering examples; of course they might be applicable for others.

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"Speaking" on TOEFL is the third section & it requires a lot of
sponteinity, presence of mind & mental agility to deliver the required
speech with ease, correctness & conciseness.All this calls for a
focussed & planned practice on part of the student under the proper
guidance of the trainer.Here are a few myths & facts about spesking
on toefl.

1.MYTH: the student is required to speak accented English.

1.FACT: absolutely not.In fact the student is advised not to put up
any fake accent `coz imitating the natives will surely land you in
trouble as we are not habituated to American accent.Stick to proper &
correct pronunciation of words.

2.MYTH:Speaking is graded only on how fast you speak that is your flow
& fluency only & nothing else.

2.FACT:Students again have a misconception here.Speaking is graded on
a scale of 4 that is your content, organisation ,fluency & grammatical
correctness. What you speak, how you organise your points, the pace of
your speech& grammatically correct English ,everything matters not
just fluency.

3.MYTH: No need of prior practice as the topics you prepare are not
sure to come in the exam.

3. FACT: Prior practice is a must.True the topics you prepare are not
sure to come in the exam yet the efforts you put in will certainly pay
off. "PRACTICE MAKES THE MAN PERFECT" is absolutely applicable
here.All the points that you generate during practice will condition
your brain & puts you in a better frame of mind so much so that you
feel fully armed to attack any given toipc.

So guys come out of the myths & embrace the facts if you aspire to
come out with flying colours in TOEFL.

“TOO MANY PEOPLE OVERVALUE WHAT THEY ARE NOT AND UNDERVALUE WHAT THEY ARE”

Self confidence is the difference between feeling unstoppable and feeling scared out of your wits. Your perception of yourself has an enormous impact on how others perceive you. Although clothes don’t make the man, they certainly affect the way he feels about himself. No one is more conscious of your physical appearance than you are. When you don’t look good, it changes the way you carry yourself and interact with other people. Use this to your advantage by taking care of your personal appearance. This doesn’t mean you need to spend a lot on clothes. One great rule to follow is “spend twice as much, buy half as much”. Rather than buying a bunch of cheap clothes, buy half as many select, high quality items. Buying less also helps reduce the clutter in your closet.

When we think negatively about ourselves, we often project that feeling on to others in the form of insults and gossip. To break this cycle of negativity, get in the habit of praising other people. By looking for the best in others, you indirectly bring out the best in yourself. I am sure that you have heard the expression, give in order to receive, well, start complimenting people every day and watch how many compliments you'll start receiving in return.

Walk with good posture, as in walking tall, that will also boost your self-confidence and self-esteem. This by the way has been scientifically proven.

If you are shy of doing something, then that won't build your self-confidence until you can face it. If you are shy of public speaking, the only way to build yourself up about public speaking is by doing it.

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