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The Reverse Sides of earth: Nepal and USA; an Experience Sharing by a Nepali

Submitted by ErKrPr on Mon, 2012-01-02 19:09

Its less than a week since I have been here at the United States of America and I have already seen few wired things around here, things that are most likely to appear wired to most of the other Nepalese and/or other South Asian students coming to the States. I am here to share some of those experiences.

Internet Versus Television

Goodbye Nepal!

Submitted by ErKrPr on Wed, 2011-12-28 01:35

Life: ups and downs; love and loneliness; laughter and tear; hello and goodbye! A dream to futher my knowledge in my field is about to become reality: a happy moment for sure but not without tears for leaving my family and friends here.

Firsthand Revised GRE exam experience

Submitted by ErKrPr on Mon, 2011-11-07 22:04

While others rushed for the old General GRE test, I waited patiently for the Revised General GRE test: that was my mistake. Welcome to the tougher version of the General GRE test, officially called the Revised General GRE test. I am here to briefly share my test experience.

Date, Time and Location:

September 21st, 2011 1:30PM, Kathmandu, Nepal

Great Twitter Accounts for Preparing Revised GRE Test

Submitted by ErKrPr on Thu, 2011-09-29 14:47

Preparing for GRE is grueling process and one should devote sufficient time for preparing for such tests. In General one would be tempted not to start studying for the test if there is still quite some time left before the test date. How about mixing your GRE test preparation with your social networking activities? Sure you will be studying while enjoying. That is where this post will be dedicated to. To be more specific I will post some nice twitter accounts that posts nice GRE or other test related materials time after time.

Great Podcasts for Revised GRE

Submitted by ErKrPr on Thu, 2011-09-29 13:55

Listening and watching is more powerful technique to learn anything as those are more interactive ways as compared to direct reading. If you are preparing for revised GRE then don't forget to use those methods as much as you can but remember while they can complement the reading and practicing they can't totally replace them.

In this post I will be posting links to some nice podcast dedicated for various tests. Those tests might not be totally dedicated for GRE but those will be relevant and helpful for GRE aspirants like you.

Podcasts from Princeton Review

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