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Diploma
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Duration
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Detail
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P.G.D
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3 Year
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Post graduate
diploma
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D.I.T
|
1 Years
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Diploma in
information technology
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C.O.O.A
|
8 Months
|
Computer operator/office
assistant
|
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D.C.S
|
6 Months
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Diploma in
computer science
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D.O.M
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4 Months
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Diploma in
office management
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AutoCAD
|
3 Months
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Surface Designing
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D.B.M.S
|
3 Months
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Database Management
system
|
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D.C.H
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3 Months
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Diploma in
Computer Hardware
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D.G.A
|
3 Months
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Diploma in
Graphics Designing
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D.M.A
|
3 Months
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Diploma in
multimedia application
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C.N.A
|
3 Months
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Certificate
in network application
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C.C.A
|
3 Months
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Certificate
in computer application
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B.C
|
1 Month
|
Basic of
computer
|
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D.O.I
|
20 Days
|
Diploma in
operating system installation
|
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Internet
Guidance
|
10 Days
|
Internet complete
guidance
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ADJECTIVES (Noun and Pronoun)
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v
An
Adjective qualifies a noun
or a pronoun.
v
2.
Adjectives are also divided into six different kinds. Mentioned below:
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v
Proper
Adjectives
v
Descriptive
Adjectives
v
Quantitative
Adjectives
v
Numeral
Adjectives
v
Demonstrative
Adjectives
v
Distributive
Adjectives
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First Variation
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Second Variation
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Third Variation
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Notes
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Right
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Write
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Wright
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Rite
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Not completely
sure that the Wright is a word. It's in dictionary.com though as a noun so it
here it is.
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First Variation
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Second Variation
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Third Variation
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Notes
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Accent
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Ascent
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Assent
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Are
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Hour
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Our
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I don't have a
problem with this one some people seem to confuse "Are" and
"Our". I have seen these two words confused on a sign in a shop
window which read "Try are lovely cakes".
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Aye
(also ay)
|
Eye
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I
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Buy
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By
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Bye
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Cite
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Sight
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Site
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Ewe (female sheep)
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You
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Yew
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For
|
Fore
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Four
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Heard
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Herd
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Hurd
|
Not sure hurd counts as it is the
name of an operating system kernel.
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There
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Their
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They're
|
Not sure this counts as they're is
a contraction of they are but it is listed at dictionary.com.
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To
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Too
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Two
|
How ironic that there are three
words that sound like two.
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Weather
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Wether
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Whether
|
The last one is a common
mis-spelling of the first and almost certainly not what the author meant to
write unless they are talking about castrated rams.
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First Variation
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Second Variation
|
Notes
|
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Ad
|
Add
|
I don't think this really counts as
ad is an abbreviation for advertisement.
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Adherence
|
Adherents
|
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Aid
|
Aide
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Ail
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Ale
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Allowed
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Aloud
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All
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Awl (a sharp pointed tool)
|
|
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Allot
|
A
|
This one really shouldn't be in the
list but the two words "A Lot" are indistinguishable from
"Allot" and the "Alot" mistake is so common I couldn't
leave it out. If you need a way of remembering that "a lot" is two
words just ask for "alittle" help.
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|
Allar
|
Alter
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|
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Ante-
|
Anti-
|
While prefixes aren't words in
their own right these two, which have very different meaning, can easily be
confused. Ante- means before, Anti- means against.
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Antecedence
|
Antecedents
|
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Arc
|
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Assistance
|
Assistants
|
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Ate
|
Eight
|
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Attendance
|
Attendants
|
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Bail
|
Bale
|
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Bare
|
Bear
|
|
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Base
|
Bass
|
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Bases
|
Basis
|
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Be
|
Bee
|
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Beat
|
Beet
|
|
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Bury
|
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Berth
|
Birth
|
|
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Billed
|
Build
|
|
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Blew
|
Blue
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|
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Bloc
|
Block
|
|
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Bored
|
Board
|
|
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Bolder
|
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Born
|
Borne
|
|
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Boy
|
Buoy
|
|
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Brake
|
Break
|
|
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Bread
|
Bred
|
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Bridal
|
Bridle
|
|
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Broach
|
Brooch
|
|
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Bouillon
|
Bullion
|
|
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Cache
|
Cash
|
|
|
Call
|
Cool
|
I know that strictly speaking these
two sounds different but the way I say them they sound identical. This has
caused much amusement with dictation software.
|
|
Callous
|
Callus
|
|
|
Canvas
|
Canvass
|
|
|
Cede
|
Seed
|
|
|
Ceiling
|
Sealing
|
|
|
Cell
|
Sell
|
|
|
Cellar
|
Seller
|
|
|
Cereal
|
Serial
|
|
|
Cession
|
Session
|
|
|
Chews
|
Choose
|
|
|
Chord
|
Cord
|
|
|
Chute
|
Shoot
|
|
|
Click
|
Clique
|
This is one of the tricky ones as
clique has two forms of pronunciation. The first sounds nothing like click
more like "cleek" the second sounds just like click. Personally I
detest the second and wish it would be abandond but you can't have
everything.
|
|
Creak
|
Creek
|
|
|
Flew
|
Flu
|
|
|
Hi
|
High
|
|
|
Knight
|
Night
|
I will never understand why the K
is silent.
|
|
Knot
|
Not
|
|
|
Know
|
No
|
|
|
Knows
|
Nose
|
|
|
Made
|
Maid
|
|
|
Missed
|
Mist
|
These two aren't always pronounced
identically but they are certainly very similar.
|
|
One
|
Won
|
|
|
Oar
|
Or
|
|
|
Ode
|
Owed
|
These can often sound very similar
but not always. Some people pronounce the w in owed more than others.
|
|
Paw
|
Pour
|
|
|
Plain
|
Plane
|
|
|
Pray
|
Prey
|
|
|
Read
|
Reed
|
|
|
Review
|
Revue
|
|
|
Scent
|
Sent
|
Could possibly also have cent
making this a three way homophone but I don't think it can be classed as a
word.
|
|
Sea
|
See
|
|
|
Sew
|
So
|
|
|
Shore
|
Sure
|
This one is somewhat accent
dependent. With some accents these two are identical with others the word
sure almost acquires an a on the end.
|
|
Straight
|
Strait
|
Imagine the confusion a straight
strait could cause.
|
|
Tare
|
Tear
|
|
|
Threw
|
Through
|
|
|
Toe
|
Tow
|
|
|
Told
|
Tolled
|
|
|
Wait
|
Weight
|
|
|
Waist
|
Waste
|
|
|
Way
|
Weigh
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