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what is m NVS?

what is m NVS?

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Michelle’s Answer

Hello, Kenzie !

I see by your tags that you are interested in going to college to become a teacher. Based on that limited information, I can tell you that NVS is a score on tests that people take to work at schools in India. But you are in the Unites States.

It will be very important that while you are in high school that you hone your communication skills and that includes written, verbal, and presentation skills. These will be very important for becoming a teacher as you will be reading, writing and speaking most of the time. When typing on the computer, always use spell check and proof read your writing before sending it.

Career Village provides college and career advice, but not test results, so if you have any more questions, do return here to ask more questions about specific things that are on your mind. We are happy to give advice, information and referrals for and about specific things you would like to know about school and career matters. I hope to see you return soon !
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Kenzie, I wasnt't clear as to what you were trying to convey. But, if you're referring to "NVS" in the context of medicine or health, it could stand for Neurological Visual Stimulation, a term related to treatments or assessments in neurology or ophthalmology. But, "NVS" could also refer to the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) or a National Vehicle Survey in other areas, depending on the field you're exploring. It might be helpful to provide more context.
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