Hello,

No, BITS is not among the renowned top universities in the US. Because there are numerous renowned institutions in the US alone, and BITS is in no way comparable to such institutions. BITS is well-known among US institutions, nonetheless, in terms of popularity. The strong alumni relationship of BITS students is what gives it its fame. BITS is well-known in the US not for its engineering programmes but for its science programmes. since the majority of BITSians are employed here as professors or scientists at prestigious universities. BITS is hence well-known but not included among the top US universities.

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Dear student,

The US has a different system than that of India.

Medicine is a post graduate program there.you first need to complete a 4 year bachelor's degree in any discipline then give MCAT to pursue  MD( 4 years) there which is equivalent to MBBS here. After which  you will have to give USMLE to get a license and do residency. Which is of minimum 4 years. All this procedure is not only time taking but also very expensive. You should try doing MBBS from india itself. And then do residency from USA

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Good day, Candidate

Most American police forces and other federal organisations require citizenship eligibility from people who are not citizens of the nation. The majority of US States permit permanent residents to work as police and military personnel.

So, if you want to join the US police, first try to obtain permanent citizenship or a green card from the state.

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Hello aspirant!

The USA  is regarded as one of the most developed countries in the world,attracting students as well as employers from different fields of health, engineering, agriculture etc. However,USA does not recognise medical degrees of any kind from any nation .

After completing your degree in MSC nursing ,you need to take the NCLEX (a nurse licensing exam)in order to be a qualified registered nurse.

I would suggest you to please get an experience of atleast 1 or 2 year as a nurse from India because your experience in your nation can definitely be of high use when you work in USA.

In order to legally migrate to the United States,you need to obtain a Registered Nurse Immigrant Visa(Green Card) because U.S law requires nurses to complete a screening program before they can receive an occupational visa.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well,

There are different rules and different criteria in each country for the students outside from their own country. Likewise, USA and Canada both has different rules and regulations for admission in MPT. However there are some criteria that are similar for both the countries, such as

• IELTS/TOEFL as English Proficiency exam.
• Candidates should have done BPT from a recognized university that is approved by IAP
• Your degree should be equivalent to their four years bachelor's degree.
• You need to pass the licensure exam in order to work there as a professional physiotherapist

These are some common criteria that every university wants you to fulfill. In order to get admission in the Universities of USA/Canada you need to check with their application deadline since some colleges start their admission procedure a year prior. Along with the above mentioned criteria, there might be few other criteria that college wants you to fulfill but it can vary according to different universities/colleges.

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Dear Student,

For admittance to premier universities like MIT, Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and CMU, your resume must be exceptionally strong.

• GRE - on the safe side, 325+
• GPA of at least 110 and a TOEFL score of at least 110.
• Do as many articles as you can, attempt to participate in research activities at your college, and if at all feasible, try to obtain patents.
• Internships: I firmly feel that internships are important. Utilize your vacation time for internships, and attempt to concentrate on professions that are research-based or pure CS.
• Extracurricular Activities: Present Papers, Participate in GSOC and Other Coding Events, etc.
• Do two or more projects during your undergraduate studies, preferably ones that are linked to your field of study.
• Work Experience - This is an optional consideration, but if you spend a few years in a top product company's R&D, it might be worthwhile.
• Put a lot of time and work crafting your SOP and make sure it accurately expresses your reasons for obtaining an MS in Computer Science.
• Get letters of recommendation from top management at your job and from research faculty at your college—they must know you!

Even if you address all of the aforementioned criteria, there is no assurance that you will be admitted to one of the universities you have named. When you make a decision, a combination of all these criteria will be taken into account, but these 10 ideas are a fantastic place to start.

I know someone who received acceptance letters from MIT, UC Berkeley, and Carnegie Mellon University for their MS and PhD programmes after scoring between 1400 and 1600 on the GRE. He applied with an excellent resume that included a 9+ GPA throughout college, two years of research in Microsoft R&D, and a few patents. Therefore, what matters is your whole profile.

I hope that helps! I wish you the best!

Hi,

It is not necessary to take NEET exam, if you want to pursue medicine in United States. But your NEET score plays an important role in your admission process. Your NEET score might give a chance to get admitted in good medicine schools. The difficulty level of MCAT exam compared to NEET is very high. So a good amount of hardwork and little bit of patience can make you skilled enough to get an admission in reputed universities.

If you want to know more about the MCAT exam and its fees, eligibility and more take a look in the below link.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/exams/mcat

To know the benefits of studying in USA , click the below link.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/study-in-usa