USA

Hi Rekha,
Since your daughter is a citizen already there is no question of an NRI quota here. Secondly, she will apply under domestic applicant category. She must still take SAT. TOEFL or IELTS is not required. As a citizen or domestic applicant, she will be eligible for financial aid on need-based or merit-based and she can also fill the FAFSA financial aid form. Please check university websites for application and financial aid information for domestic applicants.

Ph.D in USA is mostly fully funded by the universities. It is difficult in Europe, if you get a scholarship will depend on your profile and the university however atleast 40 to 60% must be borne by you. If you get a full scholarship, consider yourself lucky. For admissions, you need to contact the universities or the department supervisor, you must share your research interests and topics with them. The application process and submission of forms are online and will follow once you get a supervisor who is ready to take you in. I will suggest you to visit university websites for details.

Hello Kirat,
Your salary will depend on the job role, state which you work - every state in US has its own average salary scale, prior work experience. For an idea, you can check: payscale.com

Hello Harman,
Your grades are not the very best and so is your GRE which is not too high. I would have recommended you to take the GRE. Another advice check universities in Australia or NZ. US or Canada will be too competitive for you. If you have a very impressive statement of purpose you may still get through. Visit the university websites you are interested in and take a look at the average GRE scores of admitted students. You should also email the universities before submitting your application.

Hi Vandana,
Its a difficult question to answer. I will suggest you check options in UK, Germany, Australia for studies and post study work options in your area. Research opportunities and prospects are better in these countries.

You must complete your class 12th and crack SAT exam. Them, you can apply for Bachelor's degree programs in US, which last for 4 years. After you complete your Bachelor's program, you must take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) to obtain entry into a medical school.

Hi Sunil,
Australia is a better option for you, rest are competitive with respect to your grades and US, Canada don't accept 3-year Bachelor's degree. You can look for accounts or finance programs but the course choice is completely yours, depending on your interest and future plans.

You probably need graduation degree and need to appear for exams like GATE, probably you need more 6-7 years from now so that you can complete your graduation and gain decent work experience.

Your salary will depend on your job profile and the company which hires you and previous work experiences too. It's difficult to comment since the salary factor is dynamic and will keep changing.