Hi Raja Ram,

Once you have completed your MBBS from India, then you have completed the basic medical education equivalent to the MD program being taught in USA.

Now before you apply for redidency, you need to first clear the USMLE test which is the United States Medical Licencing Exam.

Hey there!

Considering you are talking about applying for studying medicine in USA right after standard 12; you cannot directly apply for it. You need to either go for basic sciences courses in USA or complete your bachelor's degree in India itself. Then you would have to take the MCAT

Thanks for A2A brother

Well, I can't say much with confidence as EWS is implimented for the first time.

But after comparing with the past year rank analysis of general and OBC category students, I can say you have a very less chances in getting into the IIT inspite of

Hi Fatima

To do BTech from USA, you must appear for the SAT(Scholastic Ability Test).

Almost all the colleges and universities in USA accept this SAT exam score to enroll students. Therefore the SAT exam score is one of the main eligibility criteria to get admission in USA colleges.The purpose

Hello Ghousia,
First of all don't feel hopeless.You still have time to make your career.There are so many professional  courses you can join -CS,CMA,CA. you can even pursue graduation in distance mode from various universities like IGNOU to improve your educational qualification

Your query is not clear but individual result means a full report card of an individual student who appeared for an exam. If you are not geeting individual result, it probably means that your result will be displayed in a list among other students where you will only see if

Hey!

For pursuing a fellowship from USA after appearing and passing USMLE, you can opt for specialized jobs, like surgery, internal medicine, radiology, family medicine, psychiatry etc. Once you find that, you get practice in your opted/ given field before applying for residency. Once you are successful in getting the

Hello,

First of all MIT stands for Massachussets Institute of Technology and not Madras Institute of Technology. Secondly you need to be a very brilliant student and you would need a very good SAT/GRE score, a very good SOP or Statement of Purpose, sometimes you even need to show what