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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Mariarani,
To apply for a student visa, you have to first apply to n university for a relevant programme and be accepted by them, you would need the admission offer letter to be eligible for the visa process. Firstly, please select a course of your interest and choice, check the admission requirements, the admission deadlines of the colleges you wish to apply and other requirements like personal statements and recommendation letters, etc. Your marks are extremely important if you desire to study in a competitive country like Canada.
To apply for a student visa, you have to first apply to n university for a relevant programme and be accepted by them, you would need the admission offer letter to be eligible for the visa process. Firstly, please select a course of your interest and choice, check the admission requirements, the admission deadlines of the colleges you wish to apply and other requirements like personal statements and recommendation letters, etc. Your marks are extremely important if you desire to study in a competitive country like Canada.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Varun,
A candidate with more than 3 years work experience can apply for employment in South Africa. The overall scope is quite good but you are required to clear the council exams and also keep check of employment opportunities before leaving India. Please consult with a visa agent to apply for the work permit and do some groundwork by checking job opportunities on job portals. You must also check the website of Health Professions Council of South Africa and know the legal requirements and all the necessary registration details. Also, check the South African Dental Association.
A candidate with more than 3 years work experience can apply for employment in South Africa. The overall scope is quite good but you are required to clear the council exams and also keep check of employment opportunities before leaving India. Please consult with a visa agent to apply for the work permit and do some groundwork by checking job opportunities on job portals. You must also check the website of Health Professions Council of South Africa and know the legal requirements and all the necessary registration details. Also, check the South African Dental Association.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Jainish,
If your ultimate goal is to obtain a PR then you should target Canada or Australia. Not that obtaining a PR is easy but they have good and flexible options for international students as compared to USA. You should keep yourself updated with some global news to know the latest immigration policies in the countries of your choice, I will infact also ask you to contact an immigration agent who can show you stats and career outcomes of international applicants. Just for your knowledge, the pharma industry is huge in Canada.
If your ultimate goal is to obtain a PR then you should target Canada or Australia. Not that obtaining a PR is easy but they have good and flexible options for international students as compared to USA. You should keep yourself updated with some global news to know the latest immigration policies in the countries of your choice, I will infact also ask you to contact an immigration agent who can show you stats and career outcomes of international applicants. Just for your knowledge, the pharma industry is huge in Canada.
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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Shrinkhala,
This is a grey area and I will advise you to contact UGC directly. As per news and updates, if a candidate has registered before 2009 there is no need to take the NET but there is no update on how far this has been implemented. The requirements also depend on your area of research, university recognition in India and so on. You may also contact some universities and create a personal rapport to understand the requirements and flexibility. Unfortunately, nothing much can be advised now. You may go through these which are just proposals.
https://www.ndtv.com/jobs/ugc-drafts-new-regulation-no-net-for-phd-candidates-seeks-fe
This is a grey area and I will advise you to contact UGC directly. As per news and updates, if a candidate has registered before 2009 there is no need to take the NET but there is no update on how far this has been implemented. The requirements also depend on your area of research, university recognition in India and so on. You may also contact some universities and create a personal rapport to understand the requirements and flexibility. Unfortunately, nothing much can be advised now. You may go through these which are just proposals.
https://www.ndtv.com/jobs/ugc-drafts-new-regulation-no-net-for-phd-candidates-seeks-fe
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
There are two ways you can apply to different universities. One is applying on test day, after you complete giving the GRE which is mentioned below, and second is applying after you have received your scores, which can be checked on the website (https://www.ets.org/gre)
Once you finish the GRE you will be prompted to either cancel or report your scores. Choose your schools one at a time, either by name or code, and fill in any corresponding departmental information, if required. (Not all schools require departmental codes, so be sure to check with your particular programs prior to taking the GRE. ). You can also choose not to send any G
Once you finish the GRE you will be prompted to either cancel or report your scores. Choose your schools one at a time, either by name or code, and fill in any corresponding departmental information, if required. (Not all schools require departmental codes, so be sure to check with your particular programs prior to taking the GRE. ). You can also choose not to send any G
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Megha Aggarwal
Guide-Level 13
You will be called for admission after verifying your documents. There will be an interview thereafter.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
One of the main reason because they are new markets for students and specially for MBA. These countries also have nominal living expenses for students. There can be no specific answer to your question, you should probably write an open letter to the government of these countries seeking an explanation as to why they are cheap? However China has some of the top universities with high quality education. India has a long standing education market for her domestic students alone, highly populated and the youngest country. Naturally, admissions are competitive and fee is high.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Vivek, In Europe, you can consider UK, Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands and France. Ireland has good and yet competitive market.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Yes, it is a very difficult exam to crack but also depends on the test taker's capability. Will you get a job depends on your profile, prior experience, exam performances etc. Which course you should take is also a very ambiguous question, if you are planning to study abroad you should know what to study and plan the route and career accordingly.
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