Most Commonly used abbreviations in daily life.

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FBI -Federal Bureau of Investigation
CDMA -   Code-Division Multiple Access
FIFA - Federation of International Football Association
eg -exempli gratia
GDP- Gross Domestic Product
IMF -International Monitory Fund
KG - Kindergarten
MNC -Multi National Corporation
NRI - Non Resident of India
ISRO -Indian Space Research Organization
NASA - National Aeronautical and Space Administration
PIN -Postal Index Number
PNR - Passenger Name Record
Ph.D -Doctor of Philosophy
P.T.O- Please Turn Over
SIM - Subscriber identity module

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  1. Raghavendra15 February 2016 at 03:49

    Washington DC-District of Columbia
    Delhi NCR-National Capital Region
    Inc.-Incorporated
    PIL-Public Interest litigation
    AMC-Annual Maintenance Contract
    PCB-Printed Circuit Board
    MCB-Miniature Circuit Breakers
    SUV-Sports Utility Vehicle
    PSU-Public Sector Undertaking
    SC-Supreme Court
    CII – Confederation of Indian Industry
    MSME-Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
    DLF-Darbari Lal Foundation Limited
    FMCG-Fast Moving Consumer Goods
    FSSAI-Food Safety and Standards Authority of India
    SD Card-Secure Digital
    DSLR-Digital Single Lens Reflex
    IPS-In-Plane Switching
    OTG-On The Go
    NASDAQ - National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation
    ABS – Anti-lock Braking System
    AKA – Also Known As
    BOT - Build Operate Transfer
    OFC-Optical Fiber Cable
    POS-Point of Sale
    OTC - Over The Counter
    Dx-Diagnosis
    Rx-Treatment
    C/O - Complaint of
    OT-Operation Theater/ Over Time
    CAPTCHA - "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart"
    ZIP-Zone Improvement Plan
    Wi-fi- Wireless Fidelity
    OK-Orl Korrect(All Correct )
    PVR-Priya Village Roadshow
    SENSEX-Sensitive Index
    NDTV-New Delhi TV
    NOIDA-New Okhla Industrial Development Authority
    TRP-TV Rating Point
    AMD-Advanced Micro Devices
    AT&T-American Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
    CAE-Canadian Aviation Electronics
    EDS-Electronic Data Systems
    ESPN– Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
    HTC-High Tech Computer Corporation
    VMWare-Virtual Machine [soft]ware
    AHU-Air Handling Unit

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