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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
If you are really interested in gaining knowledge, then nothing beats IIT Roorkee for expertise in civil engineering. Of course but if you want to go abroad, US would be the best.
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Scholar-Level 18
Normally, one can do MSc only after completing graduation in the same subject. BTech can not be considered as graduation in Physics. Hence I feel you won't be able to do MSc in Physics based on your B Tech.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 6
Now, I am coming to your question, MCI approves PG degrees from five countries only namely UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Texila American University has clearly stated on their website at the bottom of the page that these courses are not recognised in India.
https://www.tauedu.org/pgmedicine/
UK offers admission in various MD programmes without PLAB and the courses are purely clinical and totally recognised by MCI. Also, you won't be required to take any screening test also.
For details visit:
https://goo.gl/KVMmBx
All the best.
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