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#1 (permalink) Mon Sep 18, 2006 13:45 pm Evaluation by WES

hi I have one problem . I am from India and i got my post graduation scores evaluated from WES USA. To my utter dismay they have graded me low inspite of the fact that i was 5th in my class . They have not considered the fact that the highest score one gets in india is 60%. So can u help me in this as this evaluation will effect my admission process Regards Monika

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