Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 5:34pm On Mar 19, 2016 |
Mr Futurewiser, no allow me blow your parole for here o. I remember wetin dem use your eye see for German thread that time with the other monikers for NL when you get. Interview is better to express yourself; Yes, I agree. What about the related psychological effect it has on people or the way almost everyone cram responses and vomit it in front of the VO? Abeg jare. Proof you will come back? The time you had your interview, when the VO asked you if you were planning to return after your studies, did you "express yourself better" by telling him/her that your plan is to work after studies? Una go do something, come dey talk of the opposite later. A German VO asks you difficult questions. From the Mayor of the city you live in to the population of people in that city. Even after preparing for the Interview, some people go still blow am. You wan come dey use am compare country when be say your Letter of Explanation can do the trick (although not in all cases). Both Canada and Germany are not easy. I don't agree with someone saying a country like Germany is far greater than Canada with whatever they have listed. Canada isn't a piece of cake either. And remember, another man food na another man poison. Some people dey run from Germany enter Canada because of opportunities. A 2 year degree in Canada automatically qualifies you for a 3 year PGWP and then later on to PR processing. The max you get with Germany after studies is 18 months. Though there are jobs but with the refugee invasion as of late - you'll have to hang in there. Futurewiser: This young man have you forgotten interview is better to express yourself and proof you will come back than paper where they decide anything in your absence? |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 5:25pm On Mar 19, 2016 |
OK. I for burst your bubble well ehm but I no go really gain anything. First off, your write-up use style confuse me. But for the sake of not wanting to derail this thread, like I stated earlier, I'll pass on this. Bandeco: Sorry to say- you are not well inform about Germany....
Admission is easier in Germany because with 2.2 and a good motivation letter you can get admission for a masters program in Deutschland.... A female friend of mine just got admission to study MSc international business in Berlin with a 2.84 CGPA.. Is this obtainable in Canada??
1) My friend didn't write IELTS before she gain admission. Most schools has it that if English is ur official language in ur home country, you don't need to document English language proficiency (which Nigeria is)
2) Lolzzz..... This is utter rubbish! You don't need to learn German language to gain admission or be granted study visa when ur program is being taught in English. Some BSc program are taught entirely in English while most MSc programs are tutored in English. GET UR FACTS WRITE
3) No one should be surprised.. How many countries in the world offers free and quality education at all levels to every human being on planet earth. You don't pay application fee sef. Only Norway and Germany offers absolute free education to everyone.... Canada doesn't even offer free education to her own citizens. With a good and passionate SOP, averagely good grades, applying to so many schools as possible. Ur admission is near certainty.
4) Oga German study visa is relatively easier to obtain. With genuine documents. To me the interview system offers one an interactive opportunity to better explain ur intentions. Some people are more articulate in verbal explanation. If ur documents are genuine, you respond well to the questions and fulfill the visa requirements ur visa is certain. Nothing like "home tie in country of residence and Canada" and people get denied because of these.. Smh... Many of my friends tried to no avial to obtain Canadian study visa but as I type a handful of them are in Deutschland now studying and working.. Making madt cash.
5) It is actually €8000(annual living expenses) If you get admission the embassy will open a German block account for you to fund it with the said amount. No hassle to be running helter skelter looking for sponsors.. They said money is still ur cash. You can even borrow it and when u get to Germany u can be remitting back bit by bit.. No need to provide bank statement and all the bla bla sponsors documents. Just open an account. Fund it with €8000 and that's all.
Read well Mr. There's nowhere I wrote that, they aren't great engineering schools in Canada.. I didn't even state one is better than the other in engineering discipline. Canadian economy is not as robust, innovative and efficient as the German economy. Germany has a more innovative, diverse, technology savvy, stronger economy than Canada #Fact Canada has been in recession for sometime now where as Germany has been one of the best performing economy in the world for sometime now. #fact
I like Canada. Two of my siblings are studying there as I write . It is a beautiful country with world class education system and universities. But Germany provides a viable alternative to Canada |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 5:23pm On Mar 19, 2016 |
Dude, did you read my previous comments ? I didn't say Germany is bad. I said Germany isn't a piece of cake. It's not a country where they dash out admissions easily. Unless you want to end up in some small UNI. Futurewiser: DanIndia have you been to Germany before? Pls allow people like us in Germany to speak from Experience. Germany is good. |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 10:34am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Oya, let's be friends. Friend Request Approved  Chai, justwise go soon implement friend request system join this thread o. Let it be known that thesoj introduced it. I co-introduced it too thesoj: Ok ok. I don't like to win arguments if I'm wrong. I only argue if I think I'm right, but I'm very ok being proved wrong. Issorait. Let's be friends. 
You are welcome. |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 10:26am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Haha my brother. Na so e be. Let's just agree to disagree. You win  How about that ? Feel better ? That being said, thank you for all you do on this thread. thesoj: Diaris god oh! lolz. Make we end this sha. I come to make love not war. No homo.  On a less feisty note, you are incorrect. You used semantic satiation in the middle of a sentence (not at the beginning) therefore it should all be in small letters unless it is a proper noun. Anyhow. You can google every use of "semantic satiation" and see where it is used in the middle of a sentence. Cheers. No more fight bro.  |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 10:19am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Haha. Apparently, you suck at the English Language than I thought. It's a term. A term starts with the first letter capitalized when it is not used in a sentence. If your lecturer asks you in a text-based conversation; Where are you going ? You don't say home, you say Home. You only say home when you respond with "I'm going home". Notice the first letter of the sentence capitalized. Just do a google search, dude. Go to www.google.com and type in "semantic satiation". Tell me if you need classes. I'm afraid I'll have to refer to you though  OK. Make I sleep small, my brother. Nor bite me o, na joke I dey o. ehem. thesoj: It should be "semantic satiation" not "Semantic satiation". Don't use a capital "S" as the first letter of "semantic", it is NOT a proper noun. In addition, your commentary about my use of "dogmatic" is a lame attempt at sounding intelligent. |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 10:10am On Mar 19, 2016 |
You cannot be "near native level" within a year. This is only possible if you've got nothing to be busy with (studies, work etc) and learn it the whole time. Studies in Germany is time consuming and demanding. It's hectic. It's hard for you to study in Germany and want to attend those classes with the hope of grasping it in a year. It's almost IMPOSSIBLE. Bandeco: I concur with you bro.... However, Germany arguably has the best integration mechanism in the world.. They offer free German language lessons to all immigrants(not only refugees) . So if anyone is serious about integration, within a year the person's German language ability should be near native level |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 10:06am On Mar 19, 2016 |
It's OK. I could go on and on about this but then it would derail the reason why this thread was created in the first place. I like to think it's inappropriate for people to deviate from the point that matters just because they find another option viable. And, I'm beginning to think the word dogmatic is engraved on your computer screen. Heads up for ya, you might want to lessen the number of times you use it on this thread. There is something termed as Semantic satiation. Look it up online. You use a word too often, it starts to lose its meaning to the audience. Think of it as listening to repeated meaningless gibberish. Anyways, keep using it if it makes you happy.  thesoj: Ok no harm meant. You made some good points in the post below but your first post was emotive. Let's leave that for the readers to judge. Is taking & passing IELTS a bad price to pay if you get free tuition in return? You argue that Nigerians are bad writers (including you, see how you capitalized the first letters of words that are not proper nouns, a common error among Nigerian writers) but should that mean they shouldn't strive to improve said skills? True. I mentioned the need to learn German (for integration) in my first post on this. But it stands that you don't need to learn German beforehand to get into an international masters program. Also, remember that not all Nigerians can afford Canada. That is the audience I'm writing to. You, however, seem to be dogmatic (yes. I used it again) about dismissing Germany. |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 9:28am On Mar 19, 2016 |
It appears your range of vocab at insulting people doesn't exceed dogmatic and some other word you just came up with. Now, I'll respond to your confused response. 1. IELTS isn't a biggie but I don't doubt you'll get a 6 at writing because of the way you construct a Sentence. IELTS is compromised of four sections, and you're evaluated on these 4. Which is Speaking, Listening, Writing and Reading. You could be good at Speaking which isn't much of a big deal and be totally poor at Writing and Reading... and given the fact that we are Non-native English speakers; Nigerians stumble when it comes to Writing and Reading. 2. So upon completion of your International Program, you do not plan to work? Do you know that Germans are way comfortable using their own language in terms of business compared to the English language ? How do you expect to cope in Germany without German? 3. That's not true. Canada is easier compared to Germany. Canada accepts WAEC, Germany doesn't. Germany only accepts you for a Bachelors degree if you've had an extra year higher educational studies after your SSCE. For Masters, they do accept your 16 years education. Admission takes months for Germany because of the huge applications their profs have to go through every year. Just think of it, education is good and its free, who doesn't want to apply ? Now the Canadian fees tend to chase people away from wanting to apply. 4. Capital YES. If you don't know sh1t, don't say it. Trust me, do NOT. It's hard. And to talk of the german thread, I'm there as well. 5. That's not all you need for a year to cover living expenses, Son. That's an investment you must MAKE. It's UNCONDITIONAL. You could go to Canada without paying a dime towards admission whereas the opposite is the case when it comes to Germany. And lastly, you don't seem to understand SARCASM. Not that I blame you, I just expected more from what I've seen on the thread here. When a word is in quotes, it's mimicking the double fingers. thesoj: Dude, it confounds me that you are both dogmatic and fear-mongering.
1. IELTS isn't a biggie if you speak English haba. Tuition in Germany is free, do you want them to have zero entry requirements? 2. No you don't need to learn German to study at the masters level in Germany in their international programs. 3. Of course you need concrete documents in the same way that you need concrete documents for Canada. I taya for you o. Compared to Canads, at least you can get an MSc admission in Germany with a 2:2 BSc from Naija. My bro got admission into a MSc in Computer Science (at a good school) because he put together an amazing application. 4. Capital NO. The visa is not hard to acquire. Their interview is straightforward and the outcome is not random like the US embassy, and they don't need all the documents in the world like the Canadian embassy. But you need to prepare for the interview, Germans don't want riff-raffs. Follow the German thread on NL and you will see this clearly. 5. Yes you need 8040 Euros, and that's ALL you need for a year to cover living expenses cos tuition is free. (Unlike Canada where you may need at least $25,000 CAD, which is equivalent to 17000Euros).
You just made my point. While Canada is excellent, it is not the only country in the world that offers great opportunities for Nigerian students. Germany is excellent as well.
Also, nobody said there aren't great engineering schools in Canada. We all know that. The fact of the matter is that Germany also has great schools.
PS: My bro almost went to Germany so I am intimately aware of the process. He got his Canada TRV two weeks before his Germany student visa appointment (we ran the processes in parallel). |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 8:50am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Na like this una take dey confuse people. Who told you Germany is easier to gain admission in ? In fact, it is even difficult than Canada. 1. You need IELTS just as Canada 2. You need to learn the language to a certain level. 3. There is a huge competition because of the free education system. Lots and lots of people apply and you need concrete application documents (strong SOP etc). 4. The VISA is hard to acquire at the Embassy. They even have an Interview System 5. You need to even have about 2million naira to deposit to your German account before Visa acquisition. And who told you there aren't "great" Engineering schools in Canada and that the economy isn't "Robust"? Regardless of whatever reasons you've listed and that you're going to list, it's easier for you to Integrate in the Canadian society than the German's. Trust me, it's not even safe in some cities in Germany. Bandeco: Guy enta Germany. Easier admission. Easier to obtain visa. Free tuition. Engineering hub of the world. More technologically advance than Canada and more engineering savvy than Canada. Great engineering schools. More robust economy than Canada. Biggest economy in the Europe . You can also transition to work permit after studies. Better wages than Canada etc |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 5:03pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
What ? Really ? CIC states that you need to submit the birth certificate of all siblings ? Do you have a link for that ? vickyehi: yes u do......It is stated by cic that you need to submit the birth certificate or data page of pp for all siblings whether they are accompaning u or not |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 3:21pm On Mar 17, 2016 |
Are you talking about the Family form ? No, you do not need to submit their birth certificates. Osesmith: Please someone help me with how to fill this Lagos visa office instructions form 5832. It's not computer editable. I'm applying for study permit, I'm I to fill the entire form or just the study permit questionaire ie pg 17 & 18
Do I need to submit all my siblings birth certificates?
Please I need assistance |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 6:42am On Mar 16, 2016 |
To me, this is all you'll need. This should do. All the best. TheDreamChaser: Good morning house. Please help me in reviewing my documents for study permit. Profile: I graduated in 2014 with a BSc Mathematics(3.52), got my Nysc discharge certificate in March 2015. During my undergraduate degree, I did a diploma in software engineering at New Horizons Ikeja. I intend applying for study permit using an acceptance letter from Conestoga college(PGC in computer applications development) which is one year in duration. I currently teach at a secondary school, been there since September 2015 where I earn about 25k. I am 23years old today
Documents I want to submit 1. All CIC forms 2. BSc Certificate 3. NYSC cerrificate 4. IELTS results 5. Diploma Certificate (software engineering) 6. Sponsors statement of account - about 8m(Uncle) 7. Statement of account jointly owned by me and my uncle. - about 7m 8. Letter of Sponsorship and declaration of sponsorship 9. Acceptance letter from Conestoga 10. Letter of explanation 11. Undergraduate transcript 12. Offer letter from secondary school where I currently teach 13. Data page of international passport 14. Birth certificate 15. Prayer
Please tell me what documents I am missing or what I don't need to submit here.
Cc all gurus here |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Canada Part 9 by DanIndia(m): 4:05pm On Mar 15, 2016 |
This is not a problem at all. To make things more believable for you, I personally know someone who currently studies at Seneca and he used his Uncle as his sponsor. This Uncle is a US resident. If it worked for him, I do not doubt it will work for you. Yours is even more concrete. Your UG and PG course matches. The sponsor has sponsored you on trips before. iamosamede55: I'm 28, i am agraduate of mechanical engineering with a second class upper division 3.92 cgpa and i have been working as a mechanical engineer in an oil and gas engineering design company for 3yrs, i am going for a masters degree in mechanical engineering. The company i currently work for is sending me for an oil.and gas conference in the us in may and i will b there for 3wks. one of my siblings who works with british petroleum in the uk is my sponsor with good inflow of cash and no dependant relative. She my sister but different last names by virtue of marriage, her husband is going to be my co-sponsor and is a software tester with lloyds banks. She has sponsored me overseas before to the uk as a family visitor. Please i need the gurus in the house to give me advise in how realistic is it to use someone overseas as a sponsor. My sisterand her husband are both Nigerians but they also possess a British passport. I am engaged at the moment, but i intend doing my court and traditional wedding in july can i use this as home tie? |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 11:53am On Mar 15, 2016 |
Congratulations, bro. I'm happy for you man. And I totally agree with you on the server administration part. You're a Network Engineer: you should already know what your job is - connect one or more devices together. And in a productive environment, you definitely will be connecting one client to another server or vice versa. And take it from me, you'll also find that workmate who needs help with installing/troubleshooting their PC for network printer issues. Good job once again bro NoriegaQ: Wow, quite straightforward. Thanks for sharing bro, regards. |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 4:46pm On Mar 10, 2016 |
Congratulations to you, bro snipesdam: Just wrote my 300-115 exam and passed 958, actuall wrote and failed this same exam on 2nd March, left like dying. Found my mistakes in the labs and fixed it this time. LACP STP sim very tricky. Thank God |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 8:13am On Mar 01, 2016 |
Welcome John Paul, The online sessions have been put on hold for a while now due to some personal projects. However, things should resume and I'll post an update on when a session will be conducted. Welcome, again. Johnpaul88: Didn't know a nice thread like ds exisited here. I just completed my Cisco training but couldn't write the exam due to too much cost of dollar. I hope to learn alot here while i wait for the right time |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 4:08am On Mar 01, 2016 |
I don't think so. The latest Catalyst Switch out there costs thousands of dollars. My bit is that the IOS run doesn't support whatever he is trying to do. A lot of things doesn't work on IOS versions < 15 these days. baba11: The most likely answer is that:Your switch doesn't support the setup.. try to use the latest catalyst switch |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 4:27pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
On what IOS is the SWITCH running ? And believe, I've no prior experience with the 4507R. ptoall1000: I really dont want load balancing but Failover backup. But why cant a powerful switch like Catalyst 4507R+E not hv that capacity? |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 4:20am On Feb 29, 2016 |
That was a typo. It's supposed to be GLBP. Gateway Load Balancing Protocol. ptoall1000: PlS what does this mean? |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 5:03pm On Feb 19, 2016 |
You can go with ever approach you'd prefer but almost everyone takes the TSHOOT last as it tests you on both the Routing and Switching technologies. I prefer ROUTE - SWITCH and then onto T-SHOOT and since you just finished CCNA, I'd consider you take the ROUTE first as you'll find it very welcoming. MS certs ? I really don't know. I think you should go for whatever you want to. Safari29: thanks brother for the encouragement. Pls what approach is better for CCNP? Switch or Route or TShoot first? self-study or attend classes? though i have all the time in this world to prepare, my wish is to nailed it before the year runs out. Also is it advisable to do Microsoft Server Cert exams? thanks in advance for your candid response |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 1:25am On Feb 19, 2016 |
True. If I remember correctly, at the time of my exam, I had a lab that almost broke my back. I spent like 10 mins on the LAB and all other questions was just like surfing. It was ACL too. Block one protocol and allow the other stuff. Safari29: extended access-list, same format as my first attempt, but different host. Labs carry more points or marks that objectives question |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 1:24am On Feb 19, 2016 |
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Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 1:24am On Feb 19, 2016 |
WoW, Awesome one, Safari29. Good job, man. I'm sorry to hear about not nailing it on the first attempt and I'm glad you fired back at it, immediately. Congratulations, bro. And welcome to CISCO. baba11 could use some heads up too. Safari29: i posted here a couple of weeks ago that my exam was schedule by first week of this month, well after i emulated someone here i made sure i did without dumbs and completed todd lamle 4 times and other materials, and ofc labbing, i had 789 out of 1000, i failed. Seriously the exam was more easier than it seems and i was able to finish within 1hr 15min, and i was so sure of passing until the computer calculated my score, psst alas i failed. i was devastated, 93k down the drain. well i realised my mistake was from the labbing, especially access-list. I registered again by now the price has gone up to 113k because of dollar rate, and as God would do it, my second to the last question was the same Lab i failed in my first attempt, and i got it right this time. I passed with a score of 941. Alhamdulilah. Next is CCNP Insha Allah |
Webmasters › Re: Is This Problem From My Firefox Or Google? (pic Attached) by DanIndia(m): 1:16am On Feb 19, 2016 |
I do not know if this question has been answered but if you're able to traceroute your local host 127.0.0.1 and are not able to ping other addresses on your LAN, even when you're connected to the Internet on both devices on the same LAN, then the issue is with your IP address assignation. It's not really an issue but you have to manually set your IP addresses and not configure them by DHCP. Manually configure your IP address, gateway and DNS server.. and it should work just fine. This has happened to me a number of times and setting the IP addresses manually worked for me. Give it a shot. P.S: This answer isn't for Fulaman198, it's for baba11. I don't know why it quoted Fulaman198's post  Fulaman198: traceroute is used for Linux/UNIX based devices aka Apple (Mac), Ubuntu, Red Hat, Android, etc.
Since you are on a Windows device, can you type 'ipconfig /all' you should see a default gateway. |
Educational Services › Re: Study In India (degree And Professional Courses) by DanIndia(op): 5:01am On Feb 17, 2016 |
Got it and replied your mail. africwap: hello DanIndia, i will love if you can drop your email.. I really need your help on how to study in India |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 12:12pm On Feb 12, 2016 |
ipconfig /all should do you good but try this if it doesn't work. This automatically resets the dhcp ip and requests for a new one from the server - ipconfig /release. Give it a shot, I suppose this will work on a hosted lab environment baba11: How can one check for IP address of a system offline?
I used ipconfig/all,though my dhcp is enabled as well as DNS... I can only view my physical address.
Is there anyhow the address can be statistically mapped for me to see it without connecting online.
I used netstat also but nothing was coming up as no traffic was being transported!!!
#confused!!!! |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 12:09pm On Feb 12, 2016 |
What is it you need help with, bro ? You could post it here. I'll be more than glad to answer it for ya. Intelligentdude: Helo bro,I will like us to connect.I have some enquiries I will like you to help me answer. Sent you a PM |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 11:11am On Feb 08, 2016 |
True. Nothing good comes easy, bro. All the best with that. sundayslim: Thank you. Still in the preliminary stages. I'm looking at next year ending hopefully. Still a long way but you know it's not easy. |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 11:10am On Feb 08, 2016 |
Yes, it's possible. But my advice is - start shooting companies your CV once you acquire your NA cert. You never know. CCNP is a bit more practical so I think you should check what's out there first. You can always work and study for your CCNP. That is even better. baba11: CCIE!That's a giant leap you've taken..I'm inspired by you..
Bro,is it possible to continue till ccnp stages without working in the IT sector/ field.. I as an example ,my progress to ccnp then ccie will be largely depend on if I can get job in this particular field...#practising##engineer!!!! |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 11:09am On Feb 08, 2016 |
Trust me. There are 40 year olds with CCNAs. So now, age will not go against you. baba11: Can age not go against me? |
Career › Re: Cisco STUDY GROUP (online) by DanIndia(op): 6:23am On Feb 07, 2016 |
Oh great. Awesome! All the best with that one. How's studying going so far ? When/Where are you planning to take the lab ? sundayslim: Yes I am. Studying for my CCIE Routing and Switching certification. |