TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This letter is to confirm that Bachelor of Computer Science degree, awarded to Mr. XXXXXX S/O of XXXXXX in University of Karachi, is a four years degree program with medium of instruction in English. Consequently all the courses during eight semesters, from September-1998 to August-2002 were taught in English Language. I also confirm that Mr. XXXXXXX did not face any problem while reading, writing or communicating in English through out his study programm.

Nauman Ijaz Chairman Department of Computer Science

"I respectfully present the following justification of my English proficiency. From elementary school onwards, English was the medium of instruction in our core subjects, namely reading, writing, mathematics and science. I studied at University of Lucknow, an accredited Engineering school, and I graduated with a Bachelor degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering. The official language of communication was English. All symposia, colloquia, seminars and similar discussion groups were always conducted in English. I passed all English subjects with above-average grades. During my Bachelor Degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering, I enrolled with YWCA, New Delhi to participate in Advanced English Conversation Short Term Course. I had also enrolled for a Diploma course in Computer Programming, where the language of instruction was also English. After the review, I passed the Registered Diploma Course with Grade A, exam was also conducted in English. After completing my Bachelors Degree, I was employed with one of the top cellular operators of India, Bharti Mobiles Limited. As a Network Planning Engineer, I was responsible for the cellular network planning, organizing and optimization of whole cellular network in Bangalore, India. I was required to communicate in English with employees, higher management as well as our customers i.e. executives of large companies to discuss daily network issues and optimization procedures. Working with Bharti Mobiles for more than one and half a year has exposed me to communicating skills and lot of technical trainings as well. In all of these instances, English was the medium of communication. After working for around 2 years with Bharti, my intense interest in System Testing flew me to US and I worked onsite with Kyocera Wireless, San Diego as Software Engineer. I had worked with their mobile handset business group. I was mainly responsible for test development, system testing and protocol testing for various mobile handsets. My excellent communication skills and advancement in English were an added advantage for me to cope with this change in the work culture and work environment. While working in US, I got a fabulous opportunity to work onsite with my dream company Texas Instruments, San Diego. This company is world famous for their user-friendly work environment and advancement in technologies. So, without even giving a second thought, I

started working onsite with this client as Sr. Software Engineer, mainly responsible for wireless chipset tests development. I was required to communicate with employees ranging from the rank and file to the executive team of large companies for various features development and testing on physical layer. English was the only medium of communication to make the teams assigned task possible before the scheduled deadline. Presently, I am working as Senior System Test Engineer, full time employee with Motorola, San Diego.; I have been employed with Motorola close to two years now. Being as Senior System Test Engineer, I am mainly responsible for feature tests development, FIT & protocol testing for various upcoming mobile phones.. Once again, all of these test development documents, Training material and group discussions are in English. Our clients are located both within the country and abroad. English, both written and oral, is the only medium of communication during interactions with our clients. I am also being sent offsite couple of times for providing technical trainings to other groups in our US facilities. Of course, English is the only medium of communication used during interactions with our colleague and clients at other facilities. As a professional, interacting with a range of employees in various countries, I consider myself to have a high level of proficiency in both spoken and written English. Both my technical skills and English language proficiency helped me to perform both effectively and efficiently and serve this country to the fullest."

udeza, here are your results

Number of questions Listening Comprehension PART I : Photographs PART II : Question-response PART III : Short conversations PART IV : Short talks Reading Comprehension PART V : Incomplete sentences PART VI : Text Completion Part VII : Single Passages TOTAL 20 4 5 5 6 18 8 4 6 38

Correct responses 12 4 4 2 2 15 6 4 5 27

% 60%

83%

71%

Thank you for taking our test. Depending on your score, you may be ready to take a more formal certification test that will prove your competence in English, or you may need to take language lessons to improve your level of English. What you just completed was an informal sample test to give you an idea of your level of competence in English. However, it is very important to formally certify your language competency by taking a valid and reliable test that is internationally recognised and that will be a valuable credential on your CV. One such test is the TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication). The TOEIC test measures proficiency in international Business English. It is considered the worldwide standard for measuring workplace English language proficiency, and is used as a certification tool in more than 5000 international companies worldwide. To find out more about the TOEIC test, or to directly register to take the test, click on the TOEIC button.

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LEGAL NOTICES | FOR WEBMAS

Dear Judeza Puse We thank you for taking our test. To see your results and find out how you fared, click on the following link: http://www.test-my-english.com/no_cache/home/test-page/result-test-profiler1l1/?test=1&rub_0=2%2F17%2F3ion_1=1%2F4%2F0ion_2=2%2F4%2F1ion_3=3%2F4%2F1i on_4=4%2F5%2F1&rub_1=1%2F18%2F0ion_6=5%2F8%2F0ion_7=6%2F4%2F0ion_8=7%2F6%2 F0&read=Good&listen=Good&profil=toeic&firstname=Judeza All the best!

Test of English proficiency

_________, here are your results

Number of questions

Correct responses

Listening Comprehension

20

17

85%

PART I : Photographs

PART II : Question-response

PART III : Short conversations

PART IV : Short talks

Number of questions

Correct responses

Reading Comprehension

18

18

100%

PART V : Incomplete sentences

PART VI : Text Completion

Part VII : Single Passages

TOTAL

38

35

92%

Thank you for taking our test. Depending on your score, you may be ready to take a more formal certification test that will prove your competence in English, or you may need to take language lessons to improve your level of English. What you just completed was an informal sample test to give you an idea of your level of competence in English. However, it is very important to formally certify your language competency by taking a valid and reliable test that is internationally recognised and that will be a valuable credential on your CV. One such test is the TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication). The TOEIC test measures proficiency in international Business English. It is considered the worldwide standard for measuring workplace English language proficiency, and is used as a certification tool in more than 5000 international companies worldwide. To find out more about the TOEIC test, or to directly register to take the test, click on the TOEIC button.

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Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) Grammar test

Difficulty level: C2 / advanced Congratulations! You have completed the test. Do you wish to start again? Score: 44/50