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M.TECH CORRESPONDING COURSE

08/29/2008 9:27 AM

I HAVE FINISHED MY B.TECH IN CIVIL ENGINEERING NOW I WAN T DO MY M.TECH IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING THROUGH CORRESPONDING COURSE.SO PLEASE GIVE THE DETAILS
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Re: M.TECH CORRESPONDING COURSE

08/29/2008 9:34 AM
  1. Please turn off Caps Lock. Many readers consider the use of all-capitals to be the equivalent of SHOUTING, and very rude.
  2. The best course of action is to contact the course provider directly.
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08/29/2008 4:22 PM

Dear Guest, I would urge you to get on the job experience before trying to get master's level material via correspondence.

That will give you context and better understanding.

Thus make you truly knowledgeable rather than just credentialed.

milo

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Re: M.TECH CORRESPONDING COURSE

08/31/2008 9:12 PM

Hello "Guest"

Placing ALL CAPITALS in any Internet Forum is regarded as extremely bad manners, the same as shouting in a person's ear.

Because we have no way of knowing your Location or Country, it is not possible to "advise you via remotely".

Register here at CR4, put your Location and Country into your personal Profile, (It will then auto-update through all Posts and Topics you make as a registered Member of CR4), and return to this Topic Thread, then give a reply, with

Kind Regards....

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