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Tips for IELTS

IELTS is the International English Language Testing System, The world’s most popular English language proficiency test for higher education and global migration. How To Study Effectively: READING: All you need is Stopwatch Cambridge/Barron's IELTS books A blank piece of paper with numbers 1-40 marked on it. Just like the real exam answer sheet. Downloadable guide: IELTS,.org How to Practice: Set the watch to exact 60 minutes, and have the Reading Test(Academic) from Cambridge book ready. Start time and pretend you are under examination condition, so much so that when the alarm sounds you stop right there. Now mark your paper and you will know where you stand. This practice will help you manage time during the real exam and give you the confidence to attempt the Reading section just as you would at home. How to Approach the Passages: a. Always start with passage 1, as it is usually the easiest and gives you the confidence that you are on track. b. Always

Do's and Dont's of IELTS Exam

"All You Need is Practice Timely With A Plan" I have completed my IELTS exam in late 2018. It took me about 2 months to grasp a good hold over the entire system. I am going to cut it short & Precise for better Understanding of yours: Reading: 1) I always read the entire question first. I never went for the passage directly. For each question, I made a clear picture in my mind. Marked the 'Key' points so that I can easily find them in the passage. After having done with the question, I again went for the 1st question of each part. I mean, if the questions are divided into 3 parts like 1-3, 4 -11, 12-14. I almost completely memorized the numbers 1, 4, 12. Now go for the passage. Start reading. I have found that almost 80% of the question came from the first two lines and the last two lines of each passage. So if read very minutely this 4 lines. But to nail the score, you have to go for the rest 20% percent too, for this just go through the middle porti

Piles (hemorrhoids) Suffer; which is why ?

Piles(hemorrhoids) is a disease of individual who are usually suffering from chronic constipation. They sit on the toilet seat for a long time bearing down trying to push the hard impacted stool out & the process begins. Common Causes of hemorrhoids: obesity, pregnancy, standing or sitting for long periods, straining on the toilet, chronic constipation or diarrhea, eating a low-fiber diet, coughing, sneezing, vomiting, and holding your breath while straining to do physical labor. Piles start out as painless bleeding at the time of defecation ( first degree). The second-degree hemorrhoids are the ones that prolapse out and can easily be pushed back after defecation. When these hemorrhoids stay prolapsed out and cannot be reduced, then they are of the third degree. The fourth-degree piles are large, partly covered with skin and will need surgery To prevent constipation, proper intake of adequate amounts of fiber, the main source of which is fresh vegetables, is strongly recommende

Discussion on why Azure is better ?

Why Microsoft Azure? Notes on : A brief discussion in comparison of Cloud Services Discussion Team Member: Mehedi Hassan , Klaudia Zmij , Kubanychbek Azhygulov , Bharath Raveendra , Sonika Sitaula Published On: April 1, 2021 Overview of the service Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service that works similarly to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google's cloud platform. The Microsoft Azure Platform is the main component of Microsoft cloud computing services. From a technical perspective, the Windows Azure Platform provides a programming model designed to create scalable and available applications; it also provides mechanisms to increase and decrease the computing resources of applications and service2 (G. Tajadod,2012). The Microsoft Azure provides a catalog of hundreds of different services you can use, including full virtual machines, databases, file storage, backup copies and services for mobile and web applications. Microsoft announced its plans to create it in October

Non Clinical - (Public Health) Opportunities Around the Globe

1. USA Available graduate degrees MPH- Masters in Public Health DrPH- Doctorate in Public Health Requirements GRE TOEFL/IELTS WES Credential Evaluation SOP 3 LOR CEPH Accredited Programs Best Graduate Health Schools Rankings Affordable Public Health Programs Prospect Very demanding subject. Good job prospects. You can also opt for clinical research afterward: Check Out Constraints: Funding/Scholarship is scarce for available degrees. 2. Canada CEPH Accredited Program: Only 3 University in Canada 1.University of Alberta 2.Simon Fraser University 3. Université de Montréal Requirements: 1. Credential Evaluation 2. IELTS/TOEFL Programs accredited by Public Health Agency In Canada Requirements 1.IELTS For other requirements please look for your desired program admission criteria in desired University Portal. 3. UK Program list: Master's Program Public Health -Focu

How will the Coronavirus Diseases (COVID-19) global pandemic end & What are the possibilities afterwards?

The chances of this pandemic to finish in near future, are very high. I'll explain it from my point of view with blends of History and public health aspects. From the very beginning i want to start with the history, Some historians believe that pandemic has two types of endings or Social ending; like : The social ending - When the epidemic of fear about the disease wanes. In this ending, the end not happens because the sickness has been conquered. But since individuals become burnt out on the frenzy mode and figure out how to live along with the disease. The medical ending - When incidence and death rates plummet. The WHO will proclaim the pandemic over when the disease is, for the most part, contained, and paces of transmission drop altogether all through the world. In any case, precisely when that happens relies upon what worldwide governments decide to do straightaway. There are may best three ways to deal with the pandemic, in my opinion : Race through it is widely consi

Zinc

Zinc is a fundamental mineral associated with many important roles. From cancer prevention to brain-boosting, improve fertility in many aspects it acts as a key factor. What is Zinc? Zinc is a necessary dietary mineral that has various roles in our body, most eminently as a synergist and auxiliary component in several meta proteins. Meat, egg, and vegetable items are regular sources. Benefits of Zinc: Immune Booster Boost Memory Act against Diarrhea Improve wound healing fight against common Cold, Flu Lessen Geriatric problems Increase sperm count Decrease age-related Eye Problems Sources of Zinc: Source of many minerals are mostly organic, The best sources of zinc are beans, animal meats, nuts, fish and other seafood, whole grain cereals, and dairy products. Zinc is also added to some breakfast cereals and other fortified food s. here are some examples Shellfish: oysters, crab, lobster Beef Poultry Pork Legumes Nuts, seeds Whole grains Fortified bre

Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS)

Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS) OOS is mainly a collective form of the conditions that occur due to repeated movements of muscles or some particular posture. Thereby, it is quite common in people required to work in prolonged periods of immobility, like using computers at work. Warning Signs! when at work, you could be suffering from OOS with these kind of feature: Pain and stiffness of a joint Difficulty in moving the joint Swelling in the forearm, wrist, shoulder Muscle weakness Discomfort in the neck or shoulders Backache In the beginning, it is not painful, as the symptoms come and go. Also, discontinuing the task tends to improve the symptoms. But, continuous use can cause severe back and neck pain and make simple tasks like holding a glass of water or opening the door look difficult. Not just a minor pain! Although all OOS begin with mild pain, what may appear minor discomfort at the beginning could later lead to: Tiny muscle tears Nerve damage due to compression Abnormal p

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