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Surf internet, go to your nearby IDP, and they may shortlist colleges based on your Bachelor's score and IELTS score. If you don't have IDP, search for a reputed consultancy, which doesn't charge. Meet them and they will help you.

Hi, if you have graduated from India you must clear the licensing exam, the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalent Exams (FPGEE) . Check the respective website for clarity.Since you are already there in US you should have an upper hand in gaining access to first hand information on such rules, so make use of your stay there.

Hi Prasad, you will be considered for scholarship automatically at the time!e of admission by majority of the universities in USA. Once you take the SAT and start the application process you will find all these details on university websites. It will be decided by the university if they will give you the scholarship or not since it is. Merit based mostly.

Clemson University in South Carolina has a good reputation. I will not say that it is cheap. It is less expensive, when compared to the top business schools. Southeast Missouri State University is also good.

It all depends on where you did your UG from & what is your future plan. If you plan to be an entrepreneur, then US will be a better option, since it helps you to learn lot of diversified domains, in India, entrepreneurship is taught by few institutes. Indian MBAs will help you gather knowledge & expertise pertaining to Indian market only. Though 70%-75% of the curriculum is common, but the delivery & domain knowledge of the faculties matter the most. While US MBA will give you global outlook & perspective, if you become an entrepreneur US MBA will give you global knowledge & perspective.

A first class is a minimum recommended. Universities can also accept second class such as 55% marks or so if your overall profile is very strong.

Hi Adhayan, you must take the USMLE for MD and also to further gain the licence to practice US. You may check the USMLE website and lso the ECFMG website which is the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates.