Who said "unlike American bachelor's degrees, obtaining a bachelor's in India takes only three years of study"... A bachelor's takes 4 years in all top Indian universities (IITs, etc.). In addition, the reason Indian universities rank lower is due to lack of facilities and not mental faculty. The author needs to precisely present their "facts" and not generalize...
You will still end up paying a pretty penny even with the purported $650 in credits. They will hose you on the device cost and will NOT pay for the taxes (especially in CA) you have to pay to dispose your old cell phone. I switched my wife's service and still ended up paying upwards of $300 for the supposedly free switch.
A related atricle on BBC. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/5405438.stm Not every Indian is necessarily corrupt. However, even an handful can ruin the reputation of the entire bunch. The Indian Govt. has to crack down really hard on the people caught seeling the data.
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Who said "unlike American bachelor's degrees, obtaining a bachelor's in India takes only three years of study"... A bachelor's takes 4 years in all top Indian universities (IITs, etc.). In addition, the reason Indian universities rank lower is due to lack of facilities and not mental faculty. The author needs to precisely present their "facts" and not generalize...
You will still end up paying a pretty penny even with the purported $650 in credits. They will hose you on the device cost and will NOT pay for the taxes (especially in CA) you have to pay to dispose your old cell phone. I switched my wife's service and still ended up paying upwards of $300 for the supposedly free switch.
Seriously... doesn't media have something better to talk about...
Do not be that disheartened... As soon as we get Obama into the office... all will be good...
The site is DEAD... DEAD as in completely DEAD...
Would any one in the western world even think of buying this car? Even for driving in the cities/small towns?
A related atricle on BBC.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/5405438.stm
Not every Indian is necessarily corrupt. However, even an handful can ruin the reputation of the entire bunch. The Indian Govt. has to crack down really hard on the people caught seeling the data.
PS: I am an Indian too...