Study Abroad

Medical professionals are always in demand. However, every country is strict when it comes to selecting the right candidate. Admissions are very competitive, students must be academically very good. For jobs, every country have their licensing exams which are again very tough to crack. Also the inst

Hi Jay, have you zeroed in any country? USA will be very competitive and so will be Canada. Please clarify the gap period as well.

It is good but you should complete B2 or B1 German level to study there.

The British Council will mail you the test details one week before the test date.

Hi Aniket, this depends on your profile and whether you have been accepted by the university in USA. You must first apply to a program and get the admission offer from the university. Do not apply for a visa out of the blue.

Yes, one needs to appear in a screening test called Foreign Medical Graduate Examination conducted by NAT board. If a person secures at least 50% marks in this exam then only he or she is able to practice as a MBBS doctor in India. Passing score of this exam is very low around 10%.

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test that is an admission requirement for most graduate schools in the United States. Created and administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS), the exam aims to measure verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, analytical writing, and

You cannot settle in abroad with a government job.

Firstly, you should grab a degree. Then you can look for internships online that you can apply for in the country of your choice. Hopefully, it'll all work out.

You can easily get job in companies, such as HCL-T, Dell, Wipro, Infosys etc, which has remote infrastructure management vertical or business unit. You can also get a job in IT department of any medium and large enterprise.