Which Houses to be considered for Post Graduate Exam???

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Dear All KP Followers,

 

I'm having a doubt while noting down the house significators for judging

whether a querent will pass the examination he/she appeared for, in the

post graduation level (Masters degrees - MA, MSc, MBA, MD etc.).

 

Our Guruji, Prof KSK suggested to consider 4, 9 and 11 houses for

judging the results of competitive examinations; but can masters degree

examinations be categorized as 'competitive' exams?

 

Waiting for your valuable responses!

 

Regards,

Antariksh

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Dear Antariksh,

Ma, MSc, MBA and MD etc are ctegorised under 'higher education'. If you secure minimum pass marks you are qualified for the degree. When there are certain number of posts or seats and you appear for exam, even if you score very high marks you may not be successful if others secure still higher marks. Here you call others as your competitors. The examinations you appear for such posts or honours are called 'competitives exams'.

 

With due regards.

 

Dr. Luther--- On Fri, 7/25/08, Antariksh <antariksh_80 wrote:

Antariksh <antariksh_80 Which Houses to be considered for Post Graduate Exam??? Date: Friday, July 25, 2008, 4:22 PM

 

 

Dear All KP Followers,I'm having a doubt while noting down the house significators for judgingwhether a querent will pass the examination he/she appeared for, in thepost graduation level (Masters degrees - MA, MSc, MBA, MD etc.).Our Guruji, Prof KSK suggested to consider 4, 9 and 11 houses forjudging the results of competitive examinations; but can masters degreeexaminations be categorized as 'competitive' exams?Waiting for your valuable responses!Regards,Antariksh