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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Saily,
I think you should consult with immigration agents for job related queries. As far as I know, you must take medical council exams and obtain license if you want to practice. You can check country specific medical council websites and check it. Also, you have to take the IELTS or the TOEFL.
I think you should consult with immigration agents for job related queries. As far as I know, you must take medical council exams and obtain license if you want to practice. You can check country specific medical council websites and check it. Also, you have to take the IELTS or the TOEFL.
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Shalini Sharma
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It all depends on your choice. If you are interested in research field upon chemistry, then the best one is M.Sc. And you have a great opportunity to do M.Sc from India's top reputed institutes like IITs & IISc. IITs and IISc offer admission to candidates on the basis of JAM scores for M.Sc. (2 years), Joint M.Sc.-PhD, M.Sc.-Ph.D Dual Degree, M.Sc.-M.Tech., M.Sc.-M.S. (Research)/Ph.D Dual Degree and other Post-Bachelor Degree courses.
You can get complete details related to IIT JAM from - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam Only you should have Bachelors degree as a qualifying examination degree, must be passed with minimum 55% aggreg
You can get complete details related to IIT JAM from - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam Only you should have Bachelors degree as a qualifying examination degree, must be passed with minimum 55% aggreg
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Akash,
Some universities do accept engineering as the eligibility for admission to M.Sc courses. If your intended institute is accepting it then you can go ahead. But I would advise you to go for executive MBA of one year in one of the IIMs.
Some universities do accept engineering as the eligibility for admission to M.Sc courses. If your intended institute is accepting it then you can go ahead. But I would advise you to go for executive MBA of one year in one of the IIMs.
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Go for an educational loan and select the best university as per your course need.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Depends on what you want. If you do not have an IT background, there's no point in doing MBA in IT and if you have a background in IT and want to remain in the technical field, there is no point in doing MBA in IT. In that case, you should rather prefer M.Sc or MCA.
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