If you want to go for the course of MS and if you are interested in research or are interested in getting a good career in research then the top branches which have a lot of opportunities available are-

• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• ENGINEERING PHYSICS
• ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
• MATERIAL SCIENCE &

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To practice medicine in USA you will have to appear for medical licensing exam USMLE.

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Eligibility for an LLM in the USA Getting in :

• First degree (JD, LLB, or equivalent) from a foreign law school or Juris Doctor (JD) from a US law school that has received ABA approval.
• GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or 83% for a bachelor's

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It's great that you have profound interest to pursue your higher studies from foreign countries, how coming to the impact of studying Computer Science and Business Systems together, depends on the individual study policy of your preferable institute. Most often, there are no such bound rules of hybrid

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There is not 1,2 or 3 courses but uncountable courses that has a great demand in abroad countries.

Often people think that after pcb the ultimate career left is doctorate. But I must tell you that pcb in itself has a lot of options and opportunities you

See if you want to do your bachelors in USA after class XIIth, then you have to give SAT if you want to enter any technical field. Once you give SAT, the gates of very good colleges open for you. In US colleges, you'll need to produce some proof of

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Of course it can! Candidates interested in pursuing a BSc Neuroscience degree are exposed to extensive knowledge of neuroanatomy, neuropathology, and neurophysiology. Neuroscience is a cutting-edge technology that has completely transformed the modern world. It has gained popularity as a result of the impact of technological evolution. Neuroscience