Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. After completing your BTech in metallurgy you can either go for Mtech or MS or MBA as for doing PhD you need to complete your Mtech/MS first. So you can do your MS in metallurgy as yes it would have scope in future.

To become a vet in USA, you need to first complete a Bachelor's degree program.

Then earn a Doctor of veterinary medicine and then apply for a license.

All states require that graduates successfully pass the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam; additional state-specific exams may also be required.

As long

hey shashank 

to practice veternary in usa or canada you have  to complete a lot of procedures and formalities . what are those formalities , i cannot discuss here as there are lots of them and i doesnot belongs to veternary science field. to increase the chances try to do

USA V UK

You are more likely to die tripping over a gun in the UK than be shot by one. In the USA, you can be shot at any time, by anyone.

Great homes may be bought at very low costs in the USA. Ridiculous pricing in the UK

Hello Saksham,

Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs Engineering are

• Petroleum Engineering
• Nuclear Engineering
• Aerospace Engineering
• Software Engineering
• Engineering Managers
• Chemical Engineering
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Good Luck!

Hello student,

VIT University offers its International Transfer Programs (ITP) for students to provide opportunity to study their first two years of their engineering Bachelor's degree at VIT and complete the last two years of study in the USA, UK or Australia and get a degree from a partner university

Hello Raja,

As per the usual norm, you can apply for residential training for clearing USMLE exam and then start your residency. So essentially, you have to repeat your training in the USA before you can take up residency as an international student. These are the steps only if you

Hello student,

The USMLE Step 1 has a related charge of $605 in 2017 which will increment to $610 in 2018. This is simply to take the test, and does exclude the expense of movement or preliminary materials.

As of 2018, the USMLE Step 1 test costs $610.

What amount