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BABLU PRASAD

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MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
University of Michigan- Ann Arbour. University of California, Berkeley. Georgia Institute of Technology. California Institute of Technology. University of California, Los Angeles. University of Illinois - Urban Champaign. Princeton University.

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Yashwanth Reddy Rajidi

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As you are talking about super speciality entrance,
First you would require clearing NEXT exam which replaced NEET PG.

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YASH SHARMA

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An international law degree from countries like the US, UK, or Australia may be recognised in India, but the extent of recognition and applicability may depend on various factors such as the degree programme, the institution, and the field of law. In India, to practice law, one needs to have a law degree from a recognised university and must also pass the Bar Council of India (BCI) examination. As per the BCI rules, foreign law graduates may be eligible to practice law in India, subject to certain conditions such as completing an additional one-year course in Indian law from a recognised institution, and clearing the BCI examination. I
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Yes, you can pursue LL. M. in international taxation law from the USA or Canada. Both countries have reputable law schools that offer LL. M. programs in international taxation law. You can research the admission requirements of different universities and apply to the ones that meet your criteria. Keep in mind that admission requirements, fees, and application deadlines may vary depending on the university and programme, so it's essential to do your research beforehand. Additionally, you may need to take the ISAT (Law School Admission Test) or GRE (Graduate Record Examination) to be eligible for admission to some programs.

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Abhinandana Kumar

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If you want to pursue a Masters degree in the USA, here are some general steps that you can follow to apply to universities:
1. Research Programs and Universities: Start by researching the programs and universities that interest you. Consider factors such as the programme's reputation, curriculum, faculty, location, and cost.
2. Meet Admission Requirements: Check the admission requirements for each university and programme. This may include standardized test scores such as GRE or GMAT English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL or IELTS academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and application fees.
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Santosh Kumar

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Hi Dear, first of all I am really sorry to hear that, If you have been rejected by the counselor of the USA twice, you may need to make changes to your this-160 application. You can create a new application by logging into the CEAC system and selecting "Retrieve an Application" and then "Create a New Application". It is important to ensure that your application is complete and free of errors to avoid being denied due to incomplete or erroneous information. However, there is no guarantee that a visa will be issued, and if refused, there is no refund of the application fee. It may be helpful to seek advice from a visa consultant or immig
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