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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello, I can understand your angst and anxiety. Normally speaking backlog means how many subjects of previous semesters a student is required to appear during current semester exam. Of course unless a student clears all the subjects, he /she will not get degree Certificate. You can perhaps find out as to how many subjects you cleared in second or more attempts. This number could be called as backlogs
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"In Germany, Russia, India, and most of the European countries, college costs are much lower than they are here in the US. I would say a lot of this is due to cultural differences. These systems are based on meritocracy, and that would simply never fly in American society. In the US, we work off the assumption that everybody should have an equal chance to succeed. No Child Left Behind is our educational motto, right? And if you don't succeed in college the first time, well, you can drop it, work for a few years, and try again. There are plenty of resources for everybody. Every individual is different, and some people just need more hel
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