Hello,

Yes you can apply for NEET exam.
Basic eligibilty of the exam is that student must have passed 12th exam or appeared for the exam.

Hi,

For the study in USA after 12th the requirements for getting a Bachaler's degree in USA is different.

To be eligible for admission to a U.S. university, you must meet certain minimum entry requirements. These include a secondary school diploma or examination results, English language ability, and in many cases a score from one of the U.S. university admissions tests.
Most U.S. universities expect international students to have a secondary school diploma or secondary school examination results that would enable them to attend a university in their home country. This is particularly true of the most competitive universities, which look for students with high grades (among other things). However, remember that there is a wide range of admission standards and acceptance rates among U.S. universities and colleges. Since the U.S. system of education places great emphasis on breadth of knowledge, it is also important that your secondary school study has included a variety of subjects such as English, mathematics, natural sciences (physics, chemistry, and/or biology), humanities or social sciences (history, geography, economics, politics, or similar subjects), and a foreign language. Lastly, universities will not usually accept international students who are younger than age 17.
In addition, you need to take TOEFL and SAT.

Hope this helps.

Hi there,

Doing jobs in foreign countries is a dream of many individuals out there. Getting to know the work culture and the salary is kne of the most important factor before diving into the jobs. See, there are various jobs available in foreign countries and it is the individual who needs tk select what type of job suits you and the kne you can amange easily. As you will be working in other country so it is must to know what type of job you want.

You can apply for SDE, SWE and various other software roles as you have pursued Btech in Computer science.  So it is better to go for this job role.

You must be good in software engineering as well as web development(optional).

I hope this answer will help you .

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello aspirant,

YES, you cna go for US to study your further studies for Bachelors after diploma in Computer science and Engineering. You can get admission in US universities by 12th or undergraduate(like b.sc/b.tech.) qualification. If you have already completed your class 12th, than you can apply for SAT exam which is conducted 6 times a year, at selected locations in india.

After completing your diploma in Computer science, you can opt for bachelor of technology from computer science stream and hopefully you will be having a great carrier onwards in the field or stream.

I hope that it helps.

Hi,

No country is easy to aquire a Residency position. All countries require doctors and all of them have shortage, what you should think is where can you see yourself after 10–15yrs if you think USA is better for you go for it, if you think UK is better option go for it. Anywhere you go, you will have to give a huge dedication to get yourself a Residency position may it be - USA/UK/AUSTRALIA.

PLAB is easy, yes PLAB can be considered easy to other entrance exams but there are limited training positions for British students itself leave apart imgs, even if you get one the training is apx 6–8 yrs long ,in near future you can face VISA issues UK ain't giving citizenship easily to anyone.

Thinking about AUSTRALIA, the AMC exam is difficult and the situation here is again the same like UK, the img doctors are rising than the Australian doctors, who would like to see their country filled with foreign doctors and minimum national doctors, but again this shouldn't stop you because you can be the exception if you want to all you need is determination and hardwork.

Thinking about USA, yes the process is tiring 4 exams, so much of expenses no guarantee of getting a interview , few spots in fancy branches for img's, but this isn't what should be looking for ,look if you like usa, do you like their education, their healthcare system can you live your life in that country if you can its a great option but if can't you got a lot of time spend it on thinking and Making the right decision .

Finally considering a option to make on my opinion, I would suggest w.r.t easy to get medical license  -

USA>UK>AUSTRALIA

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Dear Student
Educational System in US is one of the World's most modernized and advanced one, however most expensive as well
It's a huge dream of every Management graduate to pursue MBA Program in US, despite being the most expensive one
To pursue MBA Program in US, you must follow the following steps:
1. You should have IELTS/TOEFL score card
2. You should have GMAT or GRE score card ( GMAT Graduate Management Aptitude Test is for Management courses only and GRE Graduate Record Examination is for both master's and doctoral courses) This scorecard will surely gives you an edge and boost over other competing students
3. Choose your B-School wisely ( Because Certain B-Schools are asking for Corporate Work Experience as well after your bachelors degree)
4. Which intake suits you the best ( I mean US educational System has three intakes, Spring, Summer and Winter Season)

Now I list you some of the prestigious & premier B-Schools in US to make it easier and convenient for you to choose your dream B-School accordingly

Harvard Business School
Stanford Business School
Booth School of Business
(University of Chicago)
Kellogg School of Management,
( Northwestern University)
University of Pennsylvania,  Wharton
University of Virginia, Darden
Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
New York University's Stern School of Business
Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
MIT Sloan School of Management
Yale School of Management (SOM),Yale University
Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management (Cornell University)
Columbia Business School
UCLA Anderson School of Management
Michigan  Ross School of Business
Emory University's Goizueta Business School

I wish you all the best for your future endeavours
Hope you got the response to your query

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well..!!!

Indeed, you are qualified to show up for MCAT Examination in US or Canada.

The Eligibility standards says that : Any competitors keen on chasing after vocation in Allopathic, Osteopathic, Podiatric and Veterinary can show up for the MCAT test. Understudies from U.S. what's more, Canada should have an UG degree to be qualified for the test . Worldwide applicants should be seeking after or have finished MBBS to sit for MCAT.

An up-and-comer is qualified for taking the MCAT if he/she intends to go to a wellbeing proficient school, which incorporates Allopathic, Osteopathic, Podiatric and Veterinary Medicine . In the event that you've finished (or seeking after) a MBBS degree program, you needn't bother with an exceptional authorization to sit for the test.

Hope this information helps you!!!

All the best!!!

Hi,

Hope you are doing well!

In order to pursue corporate law in usa you need to:

• You need to earn a bachelor's degree in  a related discipline, which can include business, finance, political science, legal studies, government and economics etc. from a recognised University.
• You need to complete an internship
• Then you should apply for law school.
• You have to earn a juris doctor degree. You can take courses like legal procedures,  administrativeaw etc.
• You need to pass the BAR exam which is the American Bar Association's (ABA) bar exam.
• After passing the exam you should get a licensure.
• Then you have to meet with professionals in the field.
• You need to develop a strong resume.

You can also visit this link for more information:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/corporate-law-course

Hope it helps.

All the best for your future.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

Yes, you can pursue a law degree after earning a BBA. After finishing your BBA, you can enrol in a three-year LLB (legal) programme. Top law schools in India, such as CMR University's School of Legal Studies, provide a competitive three-year LLB curriculum with the following objectives (what you'll learn at the end of the course):

• In light of social, political, economic, and administrative difficulties, students will be able to comprehend, analyse, absorb, and apply legal knowledge.
• As a professional advocate, students will be able to present in various courts, tribunals, and other forums.
• Students will be able to provide professional legal services such as argument writing, pleading drafting, drafting, conveyancing, and so on.
• Students will be able to engage in design thinking as an effective approach to problem solving.
• Students will be able to conduct inter-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary studies in order to gain Socio-economic and Political perspective to legal issues.

I hope this helps.

Good Luck