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The USTET and UST Application Process
It’s that time of the year when a young student’s fancy turns to thoughts of…exams. Accept it: tests are about as unavoidable as death and taxes. While they all share a common purpose—namely to gauge your competence as a student—variations do exist between entrance exams. Some exams seem just plain unfinishable (cough*ACET*cough*), while others are a little more forgiving. Last January 12... »
USTET Schedule and Important Dates
There are dates that we simply cannot forget. It may be as romantic as a wedding anniversary or as melancholy as a funeral. If it’s one thing a college hopeful shouldn’t forget, it’s the date of an entrance exam. Fortunately, various universities have set up schedules that include all the important dates that any applicant should remember. For those of you... »
UPCAT, DLSUCET, ACET & USTET Application
It’s that time of the year again when a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of…college entrance tests. Seriously, various universities have already gotten the application ball rolling, and potential applicants are already working hard to land a much-coveted spot in the institution of their choice. If the mad scramble for a college has left you feeling more than a bit... »
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