Mbbs in uk and us has a different process than in india. in usa you have to do 4 years of grad school compulsarily and then do MD(equivalent to mbbs in india) followed by residency and fellowship. their residency is equivalent to MD/MS in india. after 4 years of graduation . if you are an international student , the minimum requirement is to be a graduate and only then you can apply for MCAT ,which is their pre med entrance test like neet.

For residency(PG) you have to appear for USMLE which has 3 steps . after you complete all of them , you can study there.

Higher your scores in the above entrance exams, better the colleges you get.select the colleges you want to apply to based on your scores.

Https://ucsworld.com/mbbs-in-usa/ you will get all info for studying in usa here.

But for studying in uk, 12 board marks and IELTS scores are ver important. check this link out: https://ucsworld.com/mbbs-in-uk/

Hey there!

Considering you are talking about applying for studying medicine in USA right after standard 12; you cannot directly apply for it. You need to either go for basic sciences courses in USA or complete your bachelor's degree in India itself. Then you would have to take the MCAT and apply for a MD course in the USA. Also, please note, USA doesn't have MBBS, it offers MD courses. After that if you wish you get a license and want to practice in USA itself, you will have to take USMLE and practise for some time and then apply for residency. For more information regarding MCAT, USMLE, and the residency requirements, you are advised to visit the following links:

https://www.aamc.org/

https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/taking-mcat-exam/

https://www.usmle.org/

https://www.usmle.org/bulletin/

https://www.aamc.org/services/eras/

Hope this helps. All the best!

hello Mansi, if you are a resident of uttarakhand, you have to have your region domicile to apply for state quota. you can apply with your parent's regional domicile also. but make sure you are having the domicile of that specific state where you are applying for admissions.

hi, you can apply for neet and clear ilets with 6 bands , and after that you apply to mbbs colleges in uk or us, for more info visit https://www.justforeducation.com/resourses/

Hello aspirant!

To be honest, your choice to take up MS abroad will not be effected by the college you take admission in for Btech. If you ask me which is the better college between the two, I would say SRM Chennai is better in all aspects. The college is old and has provide good placements to students. I hope this information was helpful!

I wish you all the very best!

Hello aspirant,

You have scored good in NEET 2019. The cutoff for every college varies every year so i cannot tell you the exact chances of your's getting a college. But with this score you may get a good college. To know more you can use our website's college predictor tool and have a look which colleges you can get.

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Hello NSK Prasanth,

So you have a CGPA of 7 in BTech Mechanical. To get admission for MS in Germany in one of the TU9s or good colleges like RWTH Aachen, you should have an equivalent number of credits in core subjects of mechanical engineering like Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics, Mathematics, etc. Every college has a different application procedure. Some do not base their intake on CGPA and some do. So it is advised to go through the MS course application procedure of the colleges you want to apply to. Other requirements are:

• GRE score ( not mandatory but helps a long way to get admission in preferred college.
• IELTS score of 5.5 or above ( for English proficiency if course is in english language) or proficiency level of B2 or C1 in German ( if course language is in German)
• Blocked account having 860 euros to show financial stability. You can apply on fintiba or Deutsche Bank
• Recommendation letter from professor (2 or 3) to increase your chance of admission

For more information please visit preferred college's official site. Hope this answer helps!

Hi Ayan,

I suggest you join some good private Btech college which is providing the engineering in Computer Science branch. Then study hard there and prepare for GATE. GATE is an exam for admissions in PG courses in IITs and IISC and NITs, the top engineering colleges in the country. As your marks are quite low you won't be able to get into any government engineering college for Btech. But if you are interested in engineering then do join some private college and then clear the GATE.

More on GATE and colleges:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-engineering-colleges-in-india

Comment your doubts, if any.

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