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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
You need to contact France campus and check the eligibility for the same. Majority of the course in France require at least B1 level of French language for the Master degree but you should check whether the same condition for your desire course.
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Scholar-Level 17
Except USA all other countries you mentioned have good PR schemes for international applicants.
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Scholar-Level 17
Hi Rohit,
Admission requirements vary from course to course and also on the university. In Japan, some in some M.Sc cases GMAT scores may be required while in some courses GRE scores may be required or may not require GMAT or GRE. Applicants must have obtained a certificate of Japanese Proficiency Language Test with a minimum of level 1 or 2, you must also take the IELTS. You should check the university/department website for details on admission criteria. After you graduate you will be allowed to apply and work as a full time employee just like any Japanese student.Check with the Japanese immigration website or the university for this
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Scholar-Level 17
Medicine studies in France lasts for about 9 years which consists of three cycles. The first cycle lasts for two years, the second cycle lasts for four years and the third cycle includes two programmes of study - general medicine and specialization. Additionally, you can estimate 1-2 years for more studies in the area of specializations. All international students must first pass the examination at the end of the first year called PACES. You will be transferred to the next stage only upon clearing the exam. Internships and residency will follow after this.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 16
France immigration laws are strong and settlement point of view, it is tough, check out with embassy of France for further details or contact agencies for the same.
All the best.
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