The Importance Of Incidents In Our Life

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Each event or incident happen to our life are interrelated with each other. One previous event defines the future activities or the incident, which is going to happen in our life. In other words, we can define that, why things happened is the cause and the result is the effect. Most of the times, we do not think about the incidents which are the cause, when we got the result then we analyze the past to find out the cause. Our environment defines what is going to happen next and, how we act also changes the effect of the cause. Each beat of the human life has a cause and the effect after sometime or in future. No every cause and the effect are the memorable to us, coz some have small impact or the effect on the life, although some are those which we cannot forget, even we don’t want to remember it through the life. Such unforgettable event change …show more content…
I don’t want to apply for the foreign country coz, I don’t have good grade. At least a try worth nothing, so I want to try for the foreign study, I meet some consultant and launch my application for the foreign study. After 20 day, I got the email of the acceptance and the I20 letter. Then I book a date for the interview. I prepared myself for the interview, even though I don’t have hope that I will get the visa, I visit my consultant for filling my DS 160 form, at that time he asks me do you have any additional certificate, I tell him oddly yea I have some but I am not sure, here are those I show him some certificate. He replied with smile these are great additional certificate for yourself. We fill up the DS-160 form, after few days the interview date have come. I went to the embassy for the interview, when my turn came he ask me some question, about why computer science and etc, when I show him his facial expression changed to happy and he granted me the

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