Hello,

Yes you need to clear NEET Exam to study bds in uk or any other country. NTA has made it clear that one should clear neet exam to study abroad.

You will not require to give any other exam like NEXT after completion of your degree as you have no plan to return back.

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Hello student

Yes, it is mandatory to score a minimum eligible mark to get admission in the UK or any other foreign country.

There is no doubt that you will not get admission to any college out there without qualifying marks.

The minimum marks to get admission to a foreign country are

• For GENERAL - 50 percentile
• For OBC - 45 percentile
• For SC- 40 percentile
• For ST - 40 percentile

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Yes absolutely,

Neet score doesn't matter to take admission in abroad,there are different ways to get admission in abroad.

You go for it.

Hi there.

You can apply to study abroad if you have received your previous education from a relevant institution.

The first and most crucial step in your study abroad trip is this. It is necessary to give your topic of interest considerable thought and time. You must take into account a number of aspects while selecting the best programme or field of study, including your area of interest, academic background, course duration, employment prospects, and cost.

Prepare for tests like the SAT, ACT, GMAT, or GRE. If you have at least eight years of full-time job experience, you can also take the EA test, which is the Executive Assistant examination approved by many institutions.

It is typically standard for most universities, so have all of your transcripts and grade reports scanned and prepared for upload in the required quality.

Dear Aspirant, I would suggest you to find a course that does match your current qualifications and certificates. It usually recommended to take up a course their to land on job. If you have Indian certificates and experience, it wouldn't be as effective for a direct job application as chances are less.

Hello Student

To practice Ajay chartered physiotherapist in United Kingdom here to register yourself in the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC) to achieve this you must successfully complete an undergraduate or accelerated postgraduate degree in physiotherapy approved by HCPC of London. For this entry to hcpc candidate has to complete IBMS portfolio under a laboratory which is approved by HCPC. The candidate who complete all the formalities of be a physiotherapist in United Kingdom that is in London can earn pound 20000 in initial stage and an average stage he or she can earn 35000 pound to 40,000 pound annually. After gaining experience of 5/6 years the candidate can earn 1,00,000pound annually.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good...!!!

Indeed, I don't figure your twelfth rate will influence your application.

You are all set, yet you should keep your general profile right to give yourself access nice colleges. Thus, take care of business on your GRE, IELTS/TOEFL, Gpa, research papers, accreditations and work ex also(if you have).

They take in a ton of things other than your imprints. Assuming you have incredible extra curricular focuses, similar to social administrations, projects accomplished for states , sports or you run a great deal of long distance races and anything of a comparative kind that makes you stand apart of the group you will undoubtedly get taken note. What's more composing an incredible SOP with a decent gre and toefl score I don't figure anybody can stop you. Your CV ought to have those different things to level the 12 th marks.

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Hey Aspirant!!

If you are planning to opt for Master's Degree in United States of America then you need to have a clear thought regarding the preferential colleges and keep yourself updated with the application form of the college. Mostly your admission will be merit based followed by uploading your supportive documents and then complete the form fillup successfully. Coming to the work after B.PT course because you are a non-European physiotherapist looking to work in the UK, you must first apply to the HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council). They will look at your background, including your educational qualifications and academic records. Your post-graduate degree will be scrutinised in particular. Finally, they will inquire about your physiotherapy experience, and an international career in this field will increase your chances of being selected, so your physiotherapy experience will be most important at this stage. After the interview, they'll compare it to the UK's requirements to see if you're qualified.

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Dear Aspirant, In your case there can be multiple problems as, you are a final year student, transcripts up-to final year are a mandate and may be a provisional certificate too. Program relevancy also important, so you should go through the college eligibility criteria and documents to be shown at application time