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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Gurmukh Singh, colleges don't provide work permit. You have to apply for one after completing your course. In order to apply for work permit after studies certain conditions have to be checked like your course has to be more than 8 months duration and the college has to be a designated learning institute. Check here
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/eligibility.html.

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Lalit Kumar

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Score minimum 55% in your PCMB and you can do that if you aim for 80%.
The fees for AIIMS is variable but it is less as compared to that of the other institutions. As AIIMS is in top medical college list of India so its cutoff is high. You need around 97+ percentile in NEET for the same.

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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!

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Why would you like to do MBBS after completing biomedical engineering?Just go with some Masters degree and get placed well. Doing MBBS after engineering is a waste of time. Either you have to go with biomedical engineering or MBBS. If you have a lot of time and wish to study both. You can get as many degrees you can.

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If you choose M.Pharma:
You should specialise in any branch of pharmaceuticals such as pharmaceutics, Analysis, biotech, chemistry, pharmacy practice, clinical pharmacy or any other department of pharma product life cycle.
The career graph will be slow and steady, with steady growth with no roller coaster type ups and downs. This does not mean that your salary will be less, but you will follow a typical graph of a career growth, well paid if you choose MBA. Then also specialisation applies, where you will really study a new branch all together, it may be HR, operations, finance, marketing, tech, management, etc.Here depending upon your s
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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful

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As you are interested in computer science field you should either go for B.Tech CSE or for BCA which have wide scope. Computer science engineering is the most demanded in modern era.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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There are only 65% chances of CSJMU for B.Pharma but at this rank surely you can get MJPRU for B.Pharma.

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