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What website allows people in India to download the online game Maple Story?
Q. My friend just went to India and we want to play Maple Story together. He tried to download the game onto his laptop in India, from the Maple Global English Site, but when it started to download it said it would take two days to download. Then when my friend let the computer begin downloading Maple Story, the computer shut off the download and left him with a Error message.
Asked by Haloboyy1928 - Sat Jul 18 12:51:05 2009 - Video & Online Games - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The English Global Maple Story has switched to be mainly North American now, so it's no surprise to me that your friend has had some trouble. This doesn't mean he can't ever play. I'm posting a link to Maple SEA, a version that I believe he will be able to download with little errors. If he still wants to play Global with you, try searching for the most recent version of Global on another website. Maple SEA:
Answered by Hollow Bronx - Sun Jul 19 00:11:18 2009
Q. My friend just went to India and we want to play Maple Story together. He tried to download the game onto his laptop in India, from the Maple Global English Site, but when it started to download it said it would take two days to download. Then when my friend let the computer begin downloading Maple Story, the computer shut off the download and left him with a Error message.
Asked by Haloboyy1928 - Sat Jul 18 12:51:05 2009 - Video & Online Games - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The English Global Maple Story has switched to be mainly North American now, so it's no surprise to me that your friend has had some trouble. This doesn't mean he can't ever play. I'm posting a link to Maple SEA, a version that I believe he will be able to download with little errors. If he still wants to play Global with you, try searching for the most recent version of Global on another website. Maple SEA:
Answered by Hollow Bronx - Sun Jul 19 00:11:18 2009
How to stay in India for a foreigner after marriage with an indian citizen?
Q. Hi, I am European and with my fiance, who is indian, we are planning to get married in India and to stay there after marriage. I was wondering what possibilities i have? I know there is the PIO card i can apply for, but it seems more to make regular visit to India... Is there no resident card I can ask? And what about getting an indian passeport?
Asked by - Tue Mar 29 10:06:41 2011 - Marriage & Divorce - 1 Answers - Comments
A. hello, India is great country, you will enjoy your whole life time in india.When you married in india with indian person then all your questions will be solved automatically. on marriage background you will get all papers to stay here as a indian citizen. All the best
Answered by - Wed Mar 30 06:55:37 2011
Q. Hi, I am European and with my fiance, who is indian, we are planning to get married in India and to stay there after marriage. I was wondering what possibilities i have? I know there is the PIO card i can apply for, but it seems more to make regular visit to India... Is there no resident card I can ask? And what about getting an indian passeport?
Asked by - Tue Mar 29 10:06:41 2011 - Marriage & Divorce - 1 Answers - Comments
A. hello, India is great country, you will enjoy your whole life time in india.When you married in india with indian person then all your questions will be solved automatically. on marriage background you will get all papers to stay here as a indian citizen. All the best
Answered by - Wed Mar 30 06:55:37 2011
How did India transform itself from a poor country to one of the richest in the world?
Q. It seems to me that India is THE destination for business right now. Me and my chums were going through the ups and downs of countries and continents and I would very much be interested to know the "macroeconomic changes" that India made to become one of the wealthiest nations and a potential superpower.
Asked by Mandatory - Sun Sep 19 11:12:11 2010 - Trivia - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. India changed its policies in the mid 90s... in the mid 90s, they transformed themselves into a market based economy. It was previously a socialist based economy... I hope that helped cuz they made a lotta changes in the 90s...
Answered by What - Sun Sep 19 11:43:34 2010
Q. It seems to me that India is THE destination for business right now. Me and my chums were going through the ups and downs of countries and continents and I would very much be interested to know the "macroeconomic changes" that India made to become one of the wealthiest nations and a potential superpower.
Asked by Mandatory - Sun Sep 19 11:12:11 2010 - Trivia - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. India changed its policies in the mid 90s... in the mid 90s, they transformed themselves into a market based economy. It was previously a socialist based economy... I hope that helped cuz they made a lotta changes in the 90s...
Answered by What - Sun Sep 19 11:43:34 2010
How can you use Vonage in India since they have different powers there?
Q. I have been using Vonage for many years now in few months I am going to India for 3-4 months. I read we can use Vonage in India but I know in US and India the power ( voltage) are different so where can I plug the box for power? I am just planning to take Vonage there use it and bring it back here. Anyone can help me out would be great help. Thank you so much
Asked by Kiran P - Tue Apr 20 06:25:38 2010 - Land Phones - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You buy a 120V converter when you go there.
Answered by Sharpie - Fri Apr 23 03:39:35 2010
Q. I have been using Vonage for many years now in few months I am going to India for 3-4 months. I read we can use Vonage in India but I know in US and India the power ( voltage) are different so where can I plug the box for power? I am just planning to take Vonage there use it and bring it back here. Anyone can help me out would be great help. Thank you so much
Asked by Kiran P - Tue Apr 20 06:25:38 2010 - Land Phones - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You buy a 120V converter when you go there.
Answered by Sharpie - Fri Apr 23 03:39:35 2010
What are the factors effecting india's internal security ?
Q. It has been seen that, in the recent times, there have been many cases which have imposed a threat to the internal security of India. We could see lot of terrorist activities, corruption, maoist activities and many more which is dis balancing our internal peace. So, in this regard, I want to ask you, according to you people what are the different factors which effect India's internal security factors. What are the factors which occurs as a threat to our internal security?
Asked by Nitha - Tue May 18 02:45:08 2010 - Politics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Jihadis from pakistan, maoists from inside... or even agencies from developed nations to prevent india from developing!?! wouldnt be the first time that developed nation uses their agencies to impse their will on other nations...
Answered by BODHISATTVA - Fri May 21 15:57:53 2010
Q. It has been seen that, in the recent times, there have been many cases which have imposed a threat to the internal security of India. We could see lot of terrorist activities, corruption, maoist activities and many more which is dis balancing our internal peace. So, in this regard, I want to ask you, according to you people what are the different factors which effect India's internal security factors. What are the factors which occurs as a threat to our internal security?
Asked by Nitha - Tue May 18 02:45:08 2010 - Politics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Jihadis from pakistan, maoists from inside... or even agencies from developed nations to prevent india from developing!?! wouldnt be the first time that developed nation uses their agencies to impse their will on other nations...
Answered by BODHISATTVA - Fri May 21 15:57:53 2010
What tax rules apply to a US Citizen working in India for 6 months while being on US payroll?
Q. My employer is sending me to India for 6 months. I will be traveling multiple countries during that time but will alway be returning to India (company-provided guesthouse). I will be given a daily per diem while away from US and all travel expenses will be paid for by the company. At the end of 6 months, I will return to my home in California. During my stint in Asia, I will continue to maintain my home in CA and bear all related expenses. Are there any issues that need to be considered from a taxation perspective from both US and Indian law? Is there a certain period beyond which my company cannot continue to pay me in US dollars into my US account and I must pay taxes in India? If my company temporarily decides that it might be better to… [cont.]
Asked by AD - Sun Aug 19 03:46:41 2007 - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You are US citizen. If you work in India for a US company and get paid by the US company in USA, then nothing will change and you will file as usual. You won't be paying any taxes in India and need not report anything in India. If you get paid in India by a company registered in India, on your pay in India you will pay taxes in India. You will also have to add this income on line 1 of your Form 1040. Then you will fill Form 1116 to claim Foreign Tax credit on line 47 of Form 1040. If your stay in India is for a longer duration than you can claim Foreign Earned Income exclusion up to around $85,000. For more information read IRS publication 54: Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad.
Answered by MukatA - Sun Aug 19 11:05:32 2007
Q. My employer is sending me to India for 6 months. I will be traveling multiple countries during that time but will alway be returning to India (company-provided guesthouse). I will be given a daily per diem while away from US and all travel expenses will be paid for by the company. At the end of 6 months, I will return to my home in California. During my stint in Asia, I will continue to maintain my home in CA and bear all related expenses. Are there any issues that need to be considered from a taxation perspective from both US and Indian law? Is there a certain period beyond which my company cannot continue to pay me in US dollars into my US account and I must pay taxes in India? If my company temporarily decides that it might be better to… [cont.]
Asked by AD - Sun Aug 19 03:46:41 2007 - United States - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You are US citizen. If you work in India for a US company and get paid by the US company in USA, then nothing will change and you will file as usual. You won't be paying any taxes in India and need not report anything in India. If you get paid in India by a company registered in India, on your pay in India you will pay taxes in India. You will also have to add this income on line 1 of your Form 1040. Then you will fill Form 1116 to claim Foreign Tax credit on line 47 of Form 1040. If your stay in India is for a longer duration than you can claim Foreign Earned Income exclusion up to around $85,000. For more information read IRS publication 54: Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad.
Answered by MukatA - Sun Aug 19 11:05:32 2007
How long Oracle India usually take to send offer letter to a final year student who got selected?
Q. I would like to know how long Oracle India usually take, i mean the number of months, for sending an offer letter to a final year student who got selected in a recruitment drive in November?
Asked by Ajo - Wed Nov 30 03:28:16 2011 - Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers - Comments
A. People have waited for couple of months after campus selection. IT industry is not in good health globally.
Answered by Hande - Fri Dec 2 08:59:01 2011
Q. I would like to know how long Oracle India usually take, i mean the number of months, for sending an offer letter to a final year student who got selected in a recruitment drive in November?
Asked by Ajo - Wed Nov 30 03:28:16 2011 - Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers - Comments
A. People have waited for couple of months after campus selection. IT industry is not in good health globally.
Answered by Hande - Fri Dec 2 08:59:01 2011
I am a Citizen of India and I want to start a business in the US. Is it possible?
Q. Hi, I am a Citizen of India and I wish to start an online business in the USA. How do I proceed further. How to get business licence. How to get tax id. Whom should I consult. If anyone is doing this type of business, please advice. I can work from India itself as it is an online business. Any link to information or consultant would be of great help. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Karthik - Mon May 2 07:46:55 2011 - Small Business - 3 Answers - Comments
A. You can certainly start a business -- either an LLC or a C corporation. (S corporations can be owned by US citizens only.) First, determine the type of business you'd like to form. Don't worry yet about your business licenses or tax ID -- you should have your business registered before proceeding with other filings. (You want to make absolutely sure the name you're using is available first!) One you've determined the kind of business that's best for you, you should have a clearer idea of how to go about registering for it, obtaining permits, etc. Good luck!
Answered by Business Sarah - Mon May 2 17:46:08 2011
Q. Hi, I am a Citizen of India and I wish to start an online business in the USA. How do I proceed further. How to get business licence. How to get tax id. Whom should I consult. If anyone is doing this type of business, please advice. I can work from India itself as it is an online business. Any link to information or consultant would be of great help. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Karthik - Mon May 2 07:46:55 2011 - Small Business - 3 Answers - Comments
A. You can certainly start a business -- either an LLC or a C corporation. (S corporations can be owned by US citizens only.) First, determine the type of business you'd like to form. Don't worry yet about your business licenses or tax ID -- you should have your business registered before proceeding with other filings. (You want to make absolutely sure the name you're using is available first!) One you've determined the kind of business that's best for you, you should have a clearer idea of how to go about registering for it, obtaining permits, etc. Good luck!
Answered by Business Sarah - Mon May 2 17:46:08 2011
What are the steps that the Government of India must take to resolve the water disputes between various states?
Q. India, a nation which is proud of its unity in diversity, has many problems within. One of the primary problems faced by India is to resolve the water dispute between its states. This problem is prelevant in South India and many cases are proceeding in the Courts regarding the distribution of water. The GOvernment ought to take some steps to prevent such disputes so that the entire nation lives in harmony I must thank ""AALUNGA"", who asked this question some two years ago but due to minimum response, I have asked it now.
Asked by The "BULL" - Mon Mar 1 08:10:47 2010 - Government - 7 Answers - Comments
A. First are you sure that GOI has any serious interest to resolve the water problems between states? It doesn't have. For it is more interested in having power with the party by perpetuating the disputes that emanate from the states ruled by it or by its coalition. Hope you are clear now. Do you think this country is so wanting in experts, that govt wants your yahoo gossip group to give an advice? If there is dispute between one's mother and the spouse, would the wise son take any step to 'settle' the issue in a fair manner? He knows who would have erred / crossed the Lakshman Rekha, but would never spill a word from his mouth. For he wants peace and his least effort to 'settle' the issue fairly would invariably spoil his peace for days and… [cont.]
Answered by - Mon Mar 1 09:34:42 2010
Q. India, a nation which is proud of its unity in diversity, has many problems within. One of the primary problems faced by India is to resolve the water dispute between its states. This problem is prelevant in South India and many cases are proceeding in the Courts regarding the distribution of water. The GOvernment ought to take some steps to prevent such disputes so that the entire nation lives in harmony I must thank ""AALUNGA"", who asked this question some two years ago but due to minimum response, I have asked it now.
Asked by The "BULL" - Mon Mar 1 08:10:47 2010 - Government - 7 Answers - Comments
A. First are you sure that GOI has any serious interest to resolve the water problems between states? It doesn't have. For it is more interested in having power with the party by perpetuating the disputes that emanate from the states ruled by it or by its coalition. Hope you are clear now. Do you think this country is so wanting in experts, that govt wants your yahoo gossip group to give an advice? If there is dispute between one's mother and the spouse, would the wise son take any step to 'settle' the issue in a fair manner? He knows who would have erred / crossed the Lakshman Rekha, but would never spill a word from his mouth. For he wants peace and his least effort to 'settle' the issue fairly would invariably spoil his peace for days and… [cont.]
Answered by - Mon Mar 1 09:34:42 2010
india ?? ?/??
Q. teaching school in india is necessary to learn their language or will i get by with english.
Asked by bdids317 - Mon Jun 23 04:51:29 2008 - Other - India - 5 Answers - Comments
A. There are multiple schools with English medium education. you can get in to those. You need to have specialization in the subject e.g. language, maths, science etc. Just look at the school website given here. it will give you more idea about education and opportunities
Answered by KHS - Mon Jun 23 23:38:53 2008
Q. teaching school in india is necessary to learn their language or will i get by with english.
Asked by bdids317 - Mon Jun 23 04:51:29 2008 - Other - India - 5 Answers - Comments
A. There are multiple schools with English medium education. you can get in to those. You need to have specialization in the subject e.g. language, maths, science etc. Just look at the school website given here. it will give you more idea about education and opportunities
Answered by KHS - Mon Jun 23 23:38:53 2008
How were India's economy and culture affected by British imperialization?
Q. Also, if you happen to know any other major things that were affected by the British colonization in India, that would be nice.
Asked by Pocket - Tue Dec 15 20:06:19 2009 - History - 2 Answers - Comments
A. economy, to a great extent. they started the postal service and the railways. not that they would not have come to india if not for the british but they would have come at a different time and they would not have come to all of india at once. also, a lot of indian money went into the queens chest (no pun intended there). culture, well there were conversions (from hinduism to christianity) that influenced the culture to a great extent but then ultimately indians found a way around it and the ppl who converted from the upper castes kept the 'lower caste christians' away. education was more accessible. well the british did follow a policy or not intervening in the local matters and let the local rulers handle it but the rulers were influenced… [cont.]
Answered by scout - Wed Dec 16 15:13:57 2009
Q. Also, if you happen to know any other major things that were affected by the British colonization in India, that would be nice.
Asked by Pocket - Tue Dec 15 20:06:19 2009 - History - 2 Answers - Comments
A. economy, to a great extent. they started the postal service and the railways. not that they would not have come to india if not for the british but they would have come at a different time and they would not have come to all of india at once. also, a lot of indian money went into the queens chest (no pun intended there). culture, well there were conversions (from hinduism to christianity) that influenced the culture to a great extent but then ultimately indians found a way around it and the ppl who converted from the upper castes kept the 'lower caste christians' away. education was more accessible. well the british did follow a policy or not intervening in the local matters and let the local rulers handle it but the rulers were influenced… [cont.]
Answered by scout - Wed Dec 16 15:13:57 2009
How to trace India Map on floor to make colourful Rangoli design also suggest diwali theme activities ?
Q. How to trace India Map on floor to make colourful Rangoli design ? Pl suggest Indoor and outdoor sports activites for family get togather for diwali Theme?
Asked by bharat p - Fri Feb 18 05:52:36 2011 - Diwali - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Cut out out outline map can be used to draw dotted outline of India on the floor,then the colourful designs can be skill- fully furnished with the help of colorful patterns.
Answered by Mrs. DIVYARANI shriimti divyaaraaniidyfy rny - Sat Feb 19 10:53:38 2011
Q. How to trace India Map on floor to make colourful Rangoli design ? Pl suggest Indoor and outdoor sports activites for family get togather for diwali Theme?
Asked by bharat p - Fri Feb 18 05:52:36 2011 - Diwali - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Cut out out outline map can be used to draw dotted outline of India on the floor,then the colourful designs can be skill- fully furnished with the help of colorful patterns.
Answered by Mrs. DIVYARANI shriimti divyaaraaniidyfy rny - Sat Feb 19 10:53:38 2011
What will it take for India to overpower Australia in cricket?
Q. A population of over 1 billion and a lot of its citizens are hard working and talented people. But somehow beating Australia still remains a near impossible task in cricket. Australia is very good in sports, not just cricket but in olympics too -- they win lots of golds, silvers and bronze too. For India olympic medal is next to impossible. Australia also played in soccer world cup 2006 -- India can't play in soccer world cup for a very long time. So despite such large population, skill and talent why India cannot compete with Australia in sports?
Asked by black dog - Fri Dec 28 02:40:46 2007 - Cricket - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A corruption free system. That's the only thing required i think. We have the money,we have the talent, we have all resources. Just need to work on some basic things.
Answered by The Great Montitude - Fri Dec 28 17:19:15 2007
Q. A population of over 1 billion and a lot of its citizens are hard working and talented people. But somehow beating Australia still remains a near impossible task in cricket. Australia is very good in sports, not just cricket but in olympics too -- they win lots of golds, silvers and bronze too. For India olympic medal is next to impossible. Australia also played in soccer world cup 2006 -- India can't play in soccer world cup for a very long time. So despite such large population, skill and talent why India cannot compete with Australia in sports?
Asked by black dog - Fri Dec 28 02:40:46 2007 - Cricket - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A corruption free system. That's the only thing required i think. We have the money,we have the talent, we have all resources. Just need to work on some basic things.
Answered by The Great Montitude - Fri Dec 28 17:19:15 2007
Why is india so uncompetitive in sports considering the population size of India?
Q. India is so populous but there's no world class sports celebrities can be picked out from there. Why is that? China with nearly the same size of population is way far ahead. China is good at many sports items and has world class players , why can't India?
Asked by wessallie - Thu Jun 2 17:55:06 2011 - Other - India - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Actually, it comes down to facilities. You can only make fine products if you have the best of technology at your disposal. Its the same thing with sportspeople. They need the right facilities to become better. Unfortunately, India lacks these facilities. Some of our best shooters, for example, have actually trained abroad. Lack of facilities is due to corruption and lack of will.
Answered by Allu - Fri Jun 3 03:16:57 2011
Q. India is so populous but there's no world class sports celebrities can be picked out from there. Why is that? China with nearly the same size of population is way far ahead. China is good at many sports items and has world class players , why can't India?
Asked by wessallie - Thu Jun 2 17:55:06 2011 - Other - India - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Actually, it comes down to facilities. You can only make fine products if you have the best of technology at your disposal. Its the same thing with sportspeople. They need the right facilities to become better. Unfortunately, India lacks these facilities. Some of our best shooters, for example, have actually trained abroad. Lack of facilities is due to corruption and lack of will.
Answered by Allu - Fri Jun 3 03:16:57 2011
I am in class 9 in india.How i can become an astrophysicist of salary between to 40-60 thousand?
Q. I want to become an astrophysicist in india.I am living in a small city where there is no facility for space or other research.I am in india and i am brilliant in giving theories in physics.I also have collected some matter to write a book.How i will become an astrophysicist of salary between 40-60 thousand?
Asked by Vikramaditya Fauzdar - Thu Jun 2 10:27:19 2011 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Dear Vikramaditya, I feel a lot happy about your ambition as I had similar likings ( I had in theoretical Physics) of yours when I was your age. Well, My opinion to you is: Don't worry about the sallery now itself, Approach the subject with passion. Submit your research work in good forums in India like the National Children's Science Forum. They will really appreciate your work and encourage you a lot. Update yourself constantly by reading renowned author's books on astro-physics and theoretical Physics like Brief History Of Time by Stephen Hawkings and such. As you update yourself and live with the subject, you'll see yourself with lots of oppurtunities and settled in Life with a good salary. Try to make friends with Great Astophysicists… [cont.]
Answered by Padman Dhayal - Thu Jun 2 10:55:12 2011
Q. I want to become an astrophysicist in india.I am living in a small city where there is no facility for space or other research.I am in india and i am brilliant in giving theories in physics.I also have collected some matter to write a book.How i will become an astrophysicist of salary between 40-60 thousand?
Asked by Vikramaditya Fauzdar - Thu Jun 2 10:27:19 2011 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Dear Vikramaditya, I feel a lot happy about your ambition as I had similar likings ( I had in theoretical Physics) of yours when I was your age. Well, My opinion to you is: Don't worry about the sallery now itself, Approach the subject with passion. Submit your research work in good forums in India like the National Children's Science Forum. They will really appreciate your work and encourage you a lot. Update yourself constantly by reading renowned author's books on astro-physics and theoretical Physics like Brief History Of Time by Stephen Hawkings and such. As you update yourself and live with the subject, you'll see yourself with lots of oppurtunities and settled in Life with a good salary. Try to make friends with Great Astophysicists… [cont.]
Answered by Padman Dhayal - Thu Jun 2 10:55:12 2011
What is the Best way to finance a house in India for an NRI?
Q. I am an NRI (in USA) and am planning on buying a house in India. I see that the current interest rates for loans in India are around 12% and think they are a lot more than the loans here in US. I don't have a house here in the US. Can I take a loan here in the US and pay for my house in India? If possible, what would the best way be? Secondly, can I claim any tax benefits for the money I would be paying towards principal, interest for the house in India while staying in USA?
Asked by eternal_enthusiast - Sun Feb 4 22:54:04 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. No you can't because the U.S. banks are not licensed to do business in India. Let me make sure I explain this a little. As allot of international banks, that are also in the US are, they will go by the interest rates in India, and the loan will be from a subsidiary bank in India. Also banks in the US can't foreclose on property in another country. Don't miss understand me I know there are banks in LA that you can walk into and get a loan for a home in another country, if they do business in that country and at the rate that country will allow them to charge. And on the taxes you won't be able to claim it because the property is not in the US, and was not paid to a US bank. I have clients with property in Mexico and I do hold an… [cont.]
Answered by Patrick J - Sat Feb 10 03:24:33 2007
Q. I am an NRI (in USA) and am planning on buying a house in India. I see that the current interest rates for loans in India are around 12% and think they are a lot more than the loans here in US. I don't have a house here in the US. Can I take a loan here in the US and pay for my house in India? If possible, what would the best way be? Secondly, can I claim any tax benefits for the money I would be paying towards principal, interest for the house in India while staying in USA?
Asked by eternal_enthusiast - Sun Feb 4 22:54:04 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. No you can't because the U.S. banks are not licensed to do business in India. Let me make sure I explain this a little. As allot of international banks, that are also in the US are, they will go by the interest rates in India, and the loan will be from a subsidiary bank in India. Also banks in the US can't foreclose on property in another country. Don't miss understand me I know there are banks in LA that you can walk into and get a loan for a home in another country, if they do business in that country and at the rate that country will allow them to charge. And on the taxes you won't be able to claim it because the property is not in the US, and was not paid to a US bank. I have clients with property in Mexico and I do hold an… [cont.]
Answered by Patrick J - Sat Feb 10 03:24:33 2007
What universities in India accept GMAT for MBA?
Q. I live in USA and want to study in India. I am planning to do MBA. Can you tell me good universities in Gujarat (also in other parts of India) that have service for international student, such as accepting GMAT. If possible can you give me website.
Asked by Devang P - Thu Feb 12 17:31:07 2009 - Studying Abroad - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Consult the Official MBA Guide. It's a comprehensive free public service with more than 2,000 MBA programs listed worldwide. It allows you to search for programs by location (US, Europe, Far East, etc.), by concentration (finance, marketing, aviation management, health management, accounting, etc.), by type of program (full-time, distance learning, part-time, etc), and by listing your own criteria and preferences to get a list of universities that satisfy your needs. You can use the Guide to contact schools of your choice, examine their data, visit their web site, and send them pre applications. You can see lists of top 40 schools ranked by starting salaries of graduates, GMAT scores, and other criteria. You can select Indian schools and… [cont.]
Answered by Serge M - Fri Feb 13 14:18:49 2009
Q. I live in USA and want to study in India. I am planning to do MBA. Can you tell me good universities in Gujarat (also in other parts of India) that have service for international student, such as accepting GMAT. If possible can you give me website.
Asked by Devang P - Thu Feb 12 17:31:07 2009 - Studying Abroad - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Consult the Official MBA Guide. It's a comprehensive free public service with more than 2,000 MBA programs listed worldwide. It allows you to search for programs by location (US, Europe, Far East, etc.), by concentration (finance, marketing, aviation management, health management, accounting, etc.), by type of program (full-time, distance learning, part-time, etc), and by listing your own criteria and preferences to get a list of universities that satisfy your needs. You can use the Guide to contact schools of your choice, examine their data, visit their web site, and send them pre applications. You can see lists of top 40 schools ranked by starting salaries of graduates, GMAT scores, and other criteria. You can select Indian schools and… [cont.]
Answered by Serge M - Fri Feb 13 14:18:49 2009
Why does india spend billions to promote Cricket and the Olympics when millions are starving in india?
Q. 500 million people in india go without food daily, 100 million begger children roam the streets daily and india spends billions of rupees to promote cricket and the olympic games why is that?
Asked by Irish Girl - Tue Sep 14 21:59:22 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Because the rich/poor distribution is highly uneven and the more money people have, the less likely they are to share it.
Answered by foxwithabone - Tue Sep 14 22:01:50 2010
Q. 500 million people in india go without food daily, 100 million begger children roam the streets daily and india spends billions of rupees to promote cricket and the olympic games why is that?
Asked by Irish Girl - Tue Sep 14 21:59:22 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Because the rich/poor distribution is highly uneven and the more money people have, the less likely they are to share it.
Answered by foxwithabone - Tue Sep 14 22:01:50 2010
Bringing a laptop to Greece from India.Can i get a universal plug converter in greece?
Q. Or should i buy it from india? Although indian plug converters wont work in greece and we dont get outlet with two males (that used in greece) in india? Also visiting germany ,italy, switzerland, france. Will laptop charge? We use 230 V- 50 Hz in india.
Asked by Bum - Tue Jun 29 01:03:09 2010 - Other - Electronics - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Buy yourself a new power-cord in India - it'll work!
Answered by david - Tue Jun 29 02:18:21 2010
Q. Or should i buy it from india? Although indian plug converters wont work in greece and we dont get outlet with two males (that used in greece) in india? Also visiting germany ,italy, switzerland, france. Will laptop charge? We use 230 V- 50 Hz in india.
Asked by Bum - Tue Jun 29 01:03:09 2010 - Other - Electronics - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Buy yourself a new power-cord in India - it'll work!
Answered by david - Tue Jun 29 02:18:21 2010
What method the people of India must utilise to write off corruption from India?
Q. India could get a place in corrupt countries and this is shameful. Therefore, time has come when people of India must think of methods through which they could write off corruption from the indian politics and from the administration in india.
Asked by Dalilp Singh w - Fri Oct 3 07:55:00 2008 - Other - Business & Finance - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Corruption needs to be written off from every sector where it is present. There cannot be any written rules or norms for writing them off. Penalty, Imprisonment, Warnings have all become age old adages which dont seem to have much impact. These methods are regulatory to the extent of keeping a check on Corrupt minded people, however for Wiping it off completely only SELF-Regulation can help. Honesty and non corrupt attitude needs to come from within in the form of self realization. Awareness can be created...but Awakening needs to come from self.
Answered by Viyoma R - Fri Oct 3 08:03:13 2008
Q. India could get a place in corrupt countries and this is shameful. Therefore, time has come when people of India must think of methods through which they could write off corruption from the indian politics and from the administration in india.
Asked by Dalilp Singh w - Fri Oct 3 07:55:00 2008 - Other - Business & Finance - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Corruption needs to be written off from every sector where it is present. There cannot be any written rules or norms for writing them off. Penalty, Imprisonment, Warnings have all become age old adages which dont seem to have much impact. These methods are regulatory to the extent of keeping a check on Corrupt minded people, however for Wiping it off completely only SELF-Regulation can help. Honesty and non corrupt attitude needs to come from within in the form of self realization. Awareness can be created...but Awakening needs to come from self.
Answered by Viyoma R - Fri Oct 3 08:03:13 2008
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