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sheshu
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First, think of a thing, date, phrase, event, place or anything that is unique only to you. It must be at least 8 characters long.
I used the following rules to replace the regular characters with special characters. You can form your own rule.
Replace all the ‘a’ with @
Replace all the ‘s’ with $
Repalce any space with %
Replace any ‘o’ with 0
Replace any ‘i’ with !
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UNANSWERED: Is it just one exam for DNB SS and FET in 2019?
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sheshu
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First, think of a thing, date, phrase, event, place or anything that is unique only to you. It must be at least 8 characters long.
I used the following rules to replace the regular characters with special characters. You can form your own rule.
Replace all the ‘a’ with @
Replace all the ‘s’ with $
Repalce any space with %
Replace any ‘o’ with 0
Replace any ‘i’ with !
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sheshu
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To really make it secure and hard for others to guess, you will need to change your password every few months. Some of you may find it a chore to come up with new passwords every month. Here is what you can do:
Instead of appending the site name to the end, you can now append it to the front, in the middle or even split the site name out into few parts. For example:
M@keD@m!enU$e0h0f
M@keU$eD@m!en%0h
You can also change the replacement characters such as @ for ~ and whatsoever.
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sheshu
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To really make it secure and hard for others to guess, you will need to change your password every few months. Some of you may find it a chore to come up with new passwords every month. Here is what you can do:
Instead of appending the site name to the end, you can now append it to the front, in the middle or even split the site name out into few parts. For example:
M@keD@m!enU$e0h0f
M@keU$eD@m!en%0h
You can also change the replacement characters such as @ for ~ and whatsoever.
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pankhuri21
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drmramanan259
Aim AIPGE 2016
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choudarypvc
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for strong password
- no names
- no nouns
- no meaningful words
- only combination of alphabets, numbers, symbols and upper case and lower case letters.
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narendranath110
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i am unable to upload image, it is appearing as a broken image....what to do? please help...thanks in advance...
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gandelf1000
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use numericals
should be more than 7 letters long
use different signs like-)(
*etc
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anuhya19
Aim MRCP Part 1
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ravikosuru62
Aim AIPGE 2016
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Minimum 10 digits should be there n by using alphabets n symbols
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luissuarez
Aim AIPGE 2016
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luissuarez
Aim AIPGE 2016
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anbuzeus
Aim AIPGE 2015
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What makes a password strong (or weak)?
A strong password:
Is at least eight characters long.
Does not contain your user name, real name, or company name.
Does not contain a complete word.
Is significantly different from previous passwords.
Contains characters from each of the following four categories:
Character category
Examples
Uppercase letters
A, B, C
Lowercase letters
a, b, c
Numbers
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Symbols found on the keyboard (all keyboard characters not defined as letters or numerals) and spaces
` ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ - + = { } [ ] \ | : ; " ' < > , . ? /
A password might meet all the criteria above and still be a weak password. For example, Hello2U! meets all the criteria for a strong password listed above, but is still weak because it contains a complete word. H3ll0 2 U! is a stronger alternative because it replaces some of the letters in the complete word with numbers and also includes spaces.
Help yourself remember your strong password by following these tips:
Create an acronym from an easy-to-remember piece of information. For example, pick a phrase that is meaningful to you, such as My son's birthday is 12 December, 2004. Using that phrase as your guide, you might use Msbi12/Dec,4 for your password.
Substitute numbers, symbols, and misspellings for letters or words in an easy-to-remember phrase. For example, My son's birthday is 12 December, 2004 could become Mi$un's Brthd8iz 12124 (it's OK to use spaces in your password).
Relate your password to a favorite hobby or sport. For example, I love to play badminton could become ILuv2PlayB@dm1nt()n.
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sumant3108
Aim AIPGE 2015
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alphanumeric with special characters
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hima24
Aim AIPGE 2014
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Omg. This many posts for creating strong password...
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PRISTINE89
Aim AIPGE 2014
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The length of the alphabet you use is the most important - so, using a combination of letters, numbers and special characters is stronger than using a long password with just letters, for example
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Goutham_Babu
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axaverr
Aim AIIMS
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make password of more than 7 figures having '
symbols alphabets numeals and special character eg A$$A$$1n
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Vikasyadav329
Aim NEET PG
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Atari
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30111995
Aim MBBS First Prof
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drmuthu89
Aim Australia
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nice buddy 
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jakiyuddin
Aim NIMHANS
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try to use both small and capital letters in your password
that will really make it strong password
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drdixit91
Aim NEET-PG
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simple one make combination of one of your exam roll no and your gf's name .. no one can guess it...
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laknara1982
Aim AIIMS
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use alphnumerical in case sensitive manner
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drksuresh
Aim Australia
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use name, special symbols and number, with minimum of 10 letters.. like akash@261185
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tanvicrown11
Aim AIPGE 2015
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keep it simple. otherwise it bcms painful to type it whenever u need.
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tanvicrown11
Aim AIPGE 2015
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keep it simple. otherwise it bcms painful to type it whenever u need.
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shizophrenic
Aim NEET PG
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guys excuse im a newbee here and i want to know what one can do by hacking this RxPG site?
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TANALAM09
Aim AIPGE 2013
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Use a mixture of alphabet no and special character
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rivadonga
Aim AIPGE 2014
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try to put your usual name around you
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zhkeos
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ROHITKUMAR321987
Aim AIPGE 2015
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undoubtebly very helpful post ......
from my xperience i have found that if pasword contain letters,numbers and few special characters then it would be suffice for your purpose
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kumanan86
Aim MRCP Part 2
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Start with a minimum 8 letter word with capital and include no
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Akhilapch
Aim MD
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aplhanumerical with special characters and at least 8 letters long
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dhairya1990
Aim NIMHANS
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use charecter no and symbole never us birth date or phone no
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kumanan86
Aim MRCP Part 2
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drankit28
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encorporate,
number
alphabet
symbol
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abhishekb88
Aim AIPGE 2014
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Thanks a lot dude!
The alphanumerics are a great way ...
Though it does get a little difficult if u have too many such complex passwords..
hell one may have to save them all somewhere.. whiich is fraught with dangers of its own
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avinashbasti
Aim AIPGE 2014
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harimadathil88
Aim AIPGE 2014
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A number letter a sign and some useless word not at all related to u
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nitinkurra
Aim AIPGE 2014
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Make password of atleast 8-10 characters with both alphabets nd number
Dont use your username as password
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Vickeymch
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it should be of minimum 8 character with not only text but also numerics and symbols
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devi123
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123456abad
Aim FMGE
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Creating strong passwords may seem like a daunting task, especially when the recommendation is to have a unique password for each site you visit. Anyone would be intimidated if they had to create and memorize multiple passwords like Wt4e-79P-B13^qS.
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drsmyeli
Aim MRCP Part 1
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if u change pass words frequently -- choose any favorite theme you like names of --cars, phones, fruits. and make ur fav alphabet caps, choose signs above the numbers for that month number
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Dakyanous
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Use length to your advantage. Create a password that has eight or more characters since this is usually the minimum for most password requirements. The longer the password the more secure it is likely to be.
Form a "random" sequence of words and/or letters. Create a phrase or series of letter that is seemingly "random" but is easy to remember. Call this your "base-word."
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Dakyanous
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Form a "random" sequence of words and/or letters. Create a phrase or series of letter that is seemingly "random" but is easy to remember. Call this your "base-word."
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Dakyanous
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Example: My children are Jessie, Cassey, Michael and Jenny, so my base-word becomes "jecamije".
Example: My first house was on Spooner Street becomes "houseonspooner".
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