Engr. Rucel Britanico Virata is the author of Outsmart The Board Exam (4.37 avg rating, 87 ratings, 8 reviews)

2019年1月1日 · Outsmart the Board Exam aims to provide every student—especially those struggling but have no one to turn to for advice—a fighting chance in their board exams. Sometimes, people just need exposure to the right ideas and procedures. Or, they just need to listen to stories that resonate with them on a deeper level.

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‘Outsmart the Board Exam’ aims to provide every student—especially those struggling but have no one to turn to for advice—a fighting chance in their board exams. Because sometimes, people just need exposure to the right ideas and procedures. Or, they just need to listen to stories that resonate with them on a deeper level.

2020年5月18日 · Plenty of ideas are presented to teach aspiring licensed professionals a mindset about achieving success. Ultimately, Engr. Virata is the prime example of his work. He was the tenth placer in the November 2009 Civil Engineering Licensure Exam, a living testament that it is possible to outsmart the board exam.

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2019年8月20日 · ‘Outsmart the Board Exam’ aims to provide every student—especially those struggling but have no one to turn to for advice—a fighting chance in their board exams. Because sometimes, people just need exposure to the right ideas and procedures. Or, they just need to listen to stories that resonate with them on a deeper level.

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